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Ryals, Dolphins flex Hear ye! Schools announce Pie in the sky winds muscle on links Hear ye! honor roll students up on teachers’ faces Top academic performers Gulf Breeze Middle School Ashleigh Ryals leads Gulf Area school honor teachers get pies in the Breeze girls golf team to rolls recognize named by Gulf Breeze- academic achievement face as students help fourth-place finish in state area principals, see fight cancer. Photos, 4B tournament. 1C Pages 6C & 8C

50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 12, 2009 Project Grad offering $10K to lucky winner

Gulf Breeze News Do you need some extra hol- iday cash, or do you want to make a big purchase? Project Graduation organiz- ers are hosting a fundraiser that will put $10,000 in one lucky Tropical Storm Ida winner’s pocket. Project Graduation is a joint effort between students, par- T.S. Ida ents, Gulf Breeze High School PTSO and the community. See GRAD, Page 2A rattles WEEKEND Weather nerves THURSDAY 11/12 Sunny ■ O Tropical storm puts high 70 area on edge 3 weeks low 48O Graphic illustration by Nick Noyes/Gulf Breeze News Dolphins, Raiders square off in Beach Bowl II before season’s end FRIDAY 11/13 BY JOE CULPEPPER The Life’s A Breeze Weekend will kick off when the Gulf Breeze High School Dolphins play host to the Navarre High Raiders Partly Cloudy Gulf Breeze News in the second Beach Bowl at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Dolphin Stadium. The teams will be vying for the Publix Beach Bowl Cup [email protected] high 73O presented by Gulf Breeze News. Navarre won last year’s inaugural Beach Bowl 18-9 at Navarre. The Dolphins enter Friday’s low 54O showdown with an 0-9 record, but a victory over the 2-7 Raiders would go a long way in salvaging the season. Story, 1C Jim Cantore was here, so we knew it had to be serious, right? SATURDAY The popular Weather Channel 11/14 Gulf Breeze has ‘Ticket to Ride’ meteorologist and his sidekick, Partly Cloudy Stephanie Abrams, were at O Pensacola Beach high 75 ■ Beatles tribute band will perform low 59O on Monday morn- concert to support Relay For Life ing as the area braced for landfall SUNDAY 11/15 Any Beatles BY JOE CULPEPPER of tropical storm fan worth their Mostly Sunny Gulf Breeze News Ida, a former high 74O salt knows that [email protected] Category 2 storm O Britain’s Fab that was down- low 56 Four performed their famous Shea Stadium con- graded by 9 a.m. Cantore cert in New York City on Aug. 15, 1965. while Cantore was on the air. What many forget is that the show, performed The tropical storm, which on a baseball field before 55,000 screaming, formed last week off INSIDE shrieking fans, consisted of just 12 songs and Nicaragua, developed just three lasted a mere 30 minutes. Still, it was a defining weeks before the official end of moment in rock and roll history as Beatlemania the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Crossword puzzle 3B swept the United States and the world. Season. Only the ninth named Classifieds 3D On Saturday night, Nov. 14, music fans of all storm of the previously tame Community 3-8A ages will have the opportunity to sense – albeit Not Quite Fab is, from left: Dickie Williams, Jim Destafney, Jeff Fitzpatrick and season, Ida appeared to be tak- Entertainment 2B See FAB  , Page 2A Glenn Vignolo. They play outdoors at Shoreline Park on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. See IDA, Page 2A Felonies 2A Island News 1D Obituaries 7A 5 local teachers selected as area’s best by peers Opinion 6A Sports 1-8C schools and are among 33 Taylor of Oriole Beach BY JOE CULPEPPER Talk of the Town 4A Elementary and Gina Gulf Breeze News nominees for Santa Rosa [email protected] County’s Teacher of the LaVere of Woodlawn Beach “Mailing Statement Year for 2010. Middle were selected by on Editorial Page” Five outstanding educa- Chloe Vignes of Gulf their peers at each school. FOUR SECTIONS tors have been named Breeze Elementary, Heather The Santa Rosa VOL. 8, NO. 46 Teachers of the Year at Barona of Gulf Breeze Education Foundation will NOVEMBER 12, 2009 their respective Gulf Middle, Edward Pate of announce the Santa Rosa Barona LaVere Pate Taylor Vignes Breeze-area public Gulf Breeze High, Alicia See TEACHERS, Page 3A home! your Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Tea Carte building to be demolished ■ Old-timers remember store once housed Thursday, Santa Rosa County Fire Department Western Auto, Greenfields November 12 Executive Group 6:30 Santa Rosa County p.m., Emergency BY VICI PAPAJOHN Commission Reg- Operation Center, 4499 Gulf Breeze News ular/Reorganization Meeting Pine Forest Road, [email protected] 9 a.m., Administrative Center, Milton The old Tea Carte building 6495 Caroline Street, Milton was deemed unsafe and con- Santa Rosa County Local Thursday, demned by the Gulf Breeze City Planning Board 6 p.m., County Administrative Center, November 19 Council in August, and the 6495 Caroline Street, Milton building is slated for demolition Gulf Breeze Area no later than Nov. 20. Chamber of Commerce Mitchell Rice, Chief Monday, November 16 Breakfast 7 a.m., Andrews Performance Executive Officer, RMC TEAM Santa Rosa and Research Pavilion, Property Group LLC, con- Economic Development Gulf Breeze firmed the scheduled demo Council 11:30 a.m., TEAM Santa Rosa County Local late last week in an e-mail to Conference Room, 6491 Mitigation Strategy Meeting Breeze Community Services Caroline Street, Milton 1:30 p.m., Conference Room, and Code Inspector Shane Gulf Breeze City Council 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Carmichael 6:30 p.m., City Hall, 1070 Milton Carmichael said the Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze process was delayed by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Saturday, asbestos removal. Concern The old Tea Carte building recently was cordoned off so workers could remove dangerous Tuesday, November 17 November 21 for public safety and poten- asbestos from the interior of the condemned structure. The building is scheduled to be demol- Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Santa Rosa County School tial adverse health impact ished this month after years of neglect and disrepair. of Commerce Pet Fest 2009 Board 6:30 p.m., District 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Gulf from the abandoned and old Western Auto structure,” Prior to the sale of the Benson tually it will all have to come Headquarters, 5086 Canal Breeze Elementary School, derelict wooden building Carmichael said. “We have also estate property, it housed down, and something consistent Street, Milton heightened when a plate- advised them to finish up mow- Graphic Arts. The original with CRA guidelines will go 549 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf glass window was broken ing and tidying up the area.” Benson Building fronting Gulf in,” Carmichael said. “Right Breeze in late September. The building originally was Breeze Parkway is not yet con- now we have prioritized taking Wednesday, “We are not talking about the built as a Western Auto. It later demned but remains part of an down the unsafe structure.” November 18 Monday, November 23 historic Benson Building became a Greenfields, then the ongoing analysis. Efforts to reach Rice were Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Santa Rosa County Flood fronting Highway 98; this is the popular Tea Carte gift shop. “There is no doubt that even- unsuccessful. of Commerce Executive Mitigation Strategy Meeting Board 7 a.m., Chamber 1:30 p.m., County Headquarters, 409 Gulf Breeze Administrative Center, 6495 FAB: Parkway, Gulf Breeze Caroline Street, Milton Numerous events planned for Saturday, Sunday Santa Rosa County Tourist Development Council Board Continued from page 1A Friday, Nov. 13 at 7 p m. with Quite Fab show, which histori- weekend.com. 2 p.m., Visitors Center, 8543 Tuesday, November 24 Beach Bowl II, the highly antic- cally lures the biggest crowds of Additional community par- Navarre Parkway, Navarre City of Gulf Breeze Board on a smaller scale – what the ipated, season-ending football the summer concert season to ticipants and event hosts Santa Rosa Island of Adjustments 6:30 p.m., excitement of 44 years ago was game between the Gulf Breeze Bands on the Beach at include: Alec Kessler Authority Committee 5 p.m., City Hall, 1070 Shoreline like. Not Quite Fab, a popular High School Dolphins and the Pensacola Beach. Foundation, Emerald Coast SRIA Headquarters, 1 Via de Drive, Gulf Breeze local Beatles tribute band, will Navarre Raiders. At stake will Not Quite Fab consists of Disc Golf Club, Gulf Breeze Luna Drive, Pensacola Beach perform a live 6:30 p m. outdoor be the Publix Beach Bowl Cup local musicians Jim DeStafney Area Chamber of Commerce, Santa Rosa County Thursday, November 26 concert on a baseball field at trophy presented by Gulf (George), Glenn Vignolo Gulf Breeze High School Band Aviation Advisory Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze. Breeze News. (John), Dickie Williams (Paul) Boosters, Gulf Breeze High Committee 5 p.m., County Santa Rosa County It’s the highlight event of the On Saturday and Sunday, and Jeff Fitzpatrick (Ringo). School Quarterback Club, Administrative Center, 6495 Commission 9 a.m., County Administrative Center, 6495 first Life’s A Breeze Weekend Nov. 14-15, a variety of sports Their performance, which the Optimists Club of Gulf Breeze, Caroline Street, Milton Caroline Street, Milton celebration, which starts Friday and family events will be offered band is donating, is dubbed the Panhandle Cake Crumbs, Pillars and runs through Sunday at the by local Gulf Breeze civic and ‘Concert for a Cure’ and is for Promise, Pensacola Young Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, charitable organizations. being coordinated by the Professionals and the Santa 800 Shoreline Drive. The City Featured events include a American Cancer Society’s Rosa County Animal Shelter. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report of Gulf Breeze and numerous kick-ball tournament, Frisbee Relay for Life. Concert tickets Event sponsors include Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. golf tournament, “Punt, Pass are $10, and patrons will have Calvary Chapel of Gulf Breeze, Gulf Breeze community organ- Street, Navarre, violation of and Kick” challenge, dunking the opportunity to learn more City of Gulf Breeze, Fair Play Felonies izations are collaborating to probation. booth, skateboarding show- about Relay for Life and how to Sports Zone, Innerlight Surf & help residents celebrate the Miles, Mitchell Andrew, down, cake decorating, cook- get involved in next April’s Skate Shop, Plus Skate Shop, 11/4/2009 Gulf Breeze lifestyle by show- W/M, 21, 3300 block of Lowery out, basketball shootout, and event in Gulf Breeze. Team Pain Skate Parks, Team Mullikin, Luke James, W/M, casing the city’s beautiful Drive, Navarre, violation of pro- Kid’s Zone with inflatable Sponsorships and event Sports, Sports Connection, and 23, 2000 block of Alfred shoreline parks and recreation- bation. al facilities. The weekend will bouncy houses, a pet opportunities still are available. Waterboyz. Boulevard, Navarre, violation of probation. be filled with fun, family “Adoptathon” and more. For information and a schedule Media sponsors are Gulf DUIs The can’t-miss, must-see of events, click on Breeze News and Splash! 11/5/2009 events and activities. 11/4/2009 The kickoff will take place attraction, however, is the Not www.LifesABreeze Magazine. Barcena, Kimberly Forester, W/F, 46, 8100 block Duval, Mark Fulton, W/M, of Toledo Street, Navarre, 25, 1300 block of Bayshore RAD: grand theft, counterfeiting, and Road, Gulf Breeze, DUI. G Only 500 chances will be sold Gulf Breeze Police Report larceny. 11/5/2009 Carter, Caleb Seth, W/M, Information provided by Gulf Breeze Byrd, Dustin Bryant, W/M, Continued from page 1A Over the years, Project Grad Project Graduation is a safe Police Department 21, 8200 block of Sevilla 21, 200 block of Cordova has been held at Big Kahuna’s, alternative to party hopping by Street, Navarre, violation of Street, Gulf Breeze, DUI. Under the leadership and guid- The Track, The Naval Base, and providing graduates with a safe probation. 11/7/2009 ance of the Community Drug & Water World, to name a few. place to celebrate, thereby keep- Lt. Rick Hawthorne of the Forester, Geoffrey Lauw, Virginia Leigh, W/F, Gulf Breeze Police Department Alcohol Council and the Project GBHS is known for its ing them off the roads in an Matthew, W/M, 48, 1700 block 53, 1000 block of Sanibel reported these incidents “Mystery Tour” because organ- alcohol- and drug-free environ- Lane, Gulf Breeze, DUI.. Graduation Planning between Nov. 2 and Nov. 6: of Eagle Bay Lane, Navarre, Committee, it is an all-night, izers keep the location a secret. ment. During the Project fugitive from justice. Sherrill, Michael James ■ alcohol- and drug-free celebra- It started out this way to add an Graduation celebrations of On Nov. 2, vandals damaged 11/8/2009 Simeon, W/M, 22, 1900 block tion for high school seniors on element of mystery, but through 2009, there were no fatal acci- a car parked overnight at of Guseman Road, Gulf Shoreline Park South. The vehi- Lazlo, Danny Paul, W/M, their graduation night. the years organizers have adopt- dents involving youth 18 to 25 cle had four tires flattened, mir- 56, 8300 block of Segura Breeze, DUI. Chances to win the money, ed the “Mystery Tour” as an years of age. rors broken, windshield broken which will benefit the 2010 added extra element of security. Project Graduation is funded and headlights kicked in. Emergency Reports The celebration is well-chap- by donations and various graduating class of GBHS are ■ On Nov. 6, a shopper made Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District available for a $50 cash dona- eroned by both parents and fundraisers. It relies on parents, off with a pair of $130 sunglasses tion to the Gulf Breeze High community leaders. Also, community clubs and local from Gulf Breeze Eye Care at the Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue PTSO. members of the Gulf Breeze businesses to provide it with Andrews Institute. Tickets are available at Surf Police Department have accom- support. Students are charged a ■ On Nov. 8, a driver was For the week of Oct. 31 Burger on Pensacola Beach, panied the group each year. nominal fee depending on how reported asleep in the drive- through Nov. 6, Gulf Breeze Fire Smoothie King in Gulf Breeze According to the Florida much is raised in funding. through lane at Whataburger at & Rescue was called for 16 Division of Alcohol Beverages Donations are tax- 3:15 a.m. emergencies. These incidents and the Breeze 8 Cinemas in included 7 medical calls, 3 motor Gulf Breeze. Tickets went on and Tobacco, alcohol is the No. deductable, and support results ■ vehicle accidents, 1 structure fire sale to the general public on 1 choice of teens. National sta- in peace of mind that the gradu- on Pensacola Beach, 1 haz- fire, 3 motor vehicle accidents tistics show that more young ating class is being given safe Contact the Gulf Breeze Police ardous materials situation and 1 without injuries, 2 motor vehicle Monday. Only 500 tickets will Department at 934-5121. people between 16 and 20 are alternative for celebrating grad- smoke investigation. accidents with injuries, 1 haz- be sold, according to chairmen ardous material situation, 5 pub- Deborah Buchalter and injured or killed between the uation. To learn more about Gulf The Florida Division of Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to: lic service calls and 1 canceled Michelle Sarra. hours of 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. dur- If you are willing to donate Administrative Hearings has www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ on scene. For details on the fundraiser, ing graduation season your time on a committee, you scheduled a Nov. 13 final hear- firedept/index.html Midway Fire Professional (May/June) than any other time can contact either Deborah ing regarding a petition to pre- Firefighters along with other area visit the GBHS Project vent a planting permit sought of the year. Over 2,000 youths Buchalter or Michelle Sarra by Midway Fire District fire departments will participate Graduation Web site at by the Deadman’s Island in the annual fire-truck pull (for- www.gbhs-projectgrad.org or were killed in traffic accidents visiting www.gbhs-project- Restoration project. Gulf For the week of Oct. 30 mally known as the airplane pull) email info@gbhs- involving alcohol in 2005. grad.org. If you are willing to Breeze residents David and through Nov. 5, Midway Fire at Seville Quarter on Nov. 21. Cynthia Cope of Highpoint projectgrad.org. Also in 2005, according to donate money, you may send a District was called for 35 emer- The fire-truck pull will benefit the Drive filed a petition in August gencies. These incidents includ- Pensacola Ronald McDonald Only seniors who are eligible CDAC, 51 teenagers were check made out to GBHS against a DEP permit allowing ed 21 medical, 1 structure fire on House. mean high-water planting to graduate Gulf Breeze High injured or killed in alcohol- Project Graduation, Attention: Abbie Elizabeth Court with assist For more information about School are permitted to attend related accidents in Escambia Project Grad Treasurer (Dan along the northern shore of Deadman’s Island. The couple from Engine 45 Holley Navarre Midway Fire District, log on to the school-year-ending and Santa Rosa counties. Flores) and mail it to 675 Gulf feels that the planting will jeop- and Engine 13 Escambia, 1 trash www.midwayfire.com. overnight trip. Each school in ‘Party hopping’ is often how Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, ardize their littoral/riparian graduates like to celebrate. FL 32561. rights. the area has its own celebration. Yes! I want Gulf Breeze News IDA: School canceled Tuesday during expected peak mailed to my Continued from page 1A area much more likely. Tuesday, Nov. 10, to be made up Officials predicted 3 to 5 home for just Still, local officials took no on Jan. 22, 2010. With inches of rain and gusty winds $30 per year ing dead-aim on Pensacola chances with the storm. Santa Wednesday’s federal Veterans for Monday night and Tuesday, Beach and Gulf Breeze before a Rosa County schools were dis- Day holiday, school students with some flooding possible. Call (850) 932-8986 to subscribe or visit 1/ slight shift to the west made missed at noon Monday, and enjoyed 2 2 days off from their The system was expected to be www.gulfbreezenews.com. Major credit cards welcomed. landfall in the Dauphin Island classes were canceled for studies. well east of the area Wednesday.

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WITH OUR MILITARY Bell ringers needed for holidays Kristen Army’s Johnson on his way The Salvation Army is seeking Book club meets Nov. 23 volunteers to ring bells at the dona- BRIEFS Marks to 2nd Lt. commission tion kettle in front of Publix Super The Gulf Breeze Book Club will Market in Gulf Breeze this holiday St. Sylvester hosts event hold its next regular monthly meet- In the spirit of Wednesday’s Veterans Day season. ing on Monday, Nov. 23 at 5:30 Free Estate Planning and observance, Gulf Breeze News recognizes the Officials ask that volunteers p.m. in the conference room of the Guardian Reports available at newest local members of our armed forces: Dalena, a popular local singer, donate one hour of time and remind Gulf Breeze Library, 1060 and her friends are hosting the www.MyPinkLawyer.com Warren J. Johnson Jr. has graduated from local high school students that vol- Shoreline Drive. The club will be “Festival of Hope – a Fight Against the Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) unteer hours can be used for college discussing ‘The Awakening’ by Cancer!” (850) 298-8877 Leader Development and Assessment Course at entrance public service require- Kate Chopin. Visitors are welcome. The event, scheduled for 2 p m. Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. ments. Families, athletic teams, Contact Donna Jones for further Cadets in their junior and senior year of col- kids, grandparents are all urged to to 9 p m. on Sunday, Nov. 15 at St. lege must complete the leadership development info at [email protected] consider participating. Sylvester Catholic Church at 6464 or 932-8620. course. Upon successful completion of the Gulf Breeze Parkway, will have live course, the ROTC program, and graduation from Contact Anita Marie Hitchcock Latin and American music for all college, cadets are commissioned as second at 932-3221 or e-mail her at SRC Chamber seeks input lieutenants in the U.S. Army, National Guard, or [email protected] if you can vol- tastes as well as a DJ, games, door Reserve. unteer. prizes and dancing. A 50/50 draw- The Santa Rosa County Chamber Johnson is the son of Warren and Theresa ing will also take place. Cancer of Commerce and Tourist Johnson Gulf Breeze. His wife, Rachel, is the GB Class of ’80 reunion awareness information will be Information Center is seeking nom- daughter of Kenneth and Helen Whitfield of available. inations for its annual Leadership Pace. Johnson graduated in 2002 from Gulf The Gulf Breeze High School Proceeds will benefit Narcisa Awards Banquet scheduled for Breeze High School and received an associate Class of 1980 is planning its 30th Candell in her fight against breast degree in 2004 from Pensacola Junior College. Saturday, Jan. 30, 2010. The He earned a bachelor’s degree in 2006 from the reunion for the 4th of July weekend cancer, and a percentage of the pro- Chamber wishes to recognize University of West Florida. in 2010. Organizers are looking for ceeds will be donated to the deserving businesses, organizations graduates and ask them to contact American Cancer Society Relay for and individuals that have con- Patrick Bransten them with their information. Life. Admission is $5, and kids 12 tributed so much to our community. Please e-mail information to and under will be admitted free. Nominations are due by 4 p.m. Air Force Airman Patrick D. [email protected] or call For more information, contact on Thursday, Nov. 12. To learn Bransten graduated from basic mili- Pam at (850) 516-2922. call (850) 803-1030 or 217-1689. more, call 623-2339. tary training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Michael Bransten of Navarre and a 2006 graduate of Navarre Bransten TEACHERS: Will be formally High School. Proofessiionaal Taailoring recognized on Feb. 26, 2010 ALTERATIONS Pillows Michael Lachenmyer SLIPCOVERS Bedcovering Air Force Airman Michael L. Continued from page 1A Alicia Taylor, OBES WINDOW TREATMENTS Table Accessories Lachenmyer graduated from basic School District Teacher of the Year, military training at Lackland Air Force representing the county’s 1,686 Taylor, 46, teaches art for kinder- Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the teachers, on Friday, Jan. 29, 2010. garten through fifth grade. She is a Louise Casey son of Debra Lachenmyer of The Gulf Breeze quintet and other cancer survivor and yearly participant Former Tailor at JoS. A. BANK in Oriole Beach Elementary’s Relay Navarre. Lachenmyer is a 2008 Lackenmyer nominees will be recognized at the graduate of Santa Rosa High School Santa Rosa Golden Apple Banquet For Life team. She hosts ‘Art from 850-572-1819 850-932-6161 in Milton. celebrating all Santa Rosa teachers on the Heart,’ a school-wide sculpture Feb. 26, 2010 at Pensacola’s New show, the past three years. Taylor is a Morgan McGrew World Landing. certified Pilates instructor and teaches Each Gulf Breeze nominee also it to faculty members weekly. Air Force Airman Morgan M. will be featured in a series of front- She’s been at OBES since 2002. McGrew graduated from basic mili- page stories in Gulf Breeze News “I am honored beyond belief,” tary training at Lackland Air Force during the five-week period prior to Taylor said of her nomination. Base, San Antonio, Texas. McGrew the Golden Apple Banquet. “I am passionate about art and is the daughter of Dr. Richard and committed to nurturing creativity as Drop-In or Call Mary Lou McGrew of Navarre. The McGrew well as celebrating each child’s Chloe Vignes, GBES No Appointment Necessary airman is a 2007 graduate of uniqueness. It keeps the arts alive in Navarre High School. Vignes, 31, teaches social studies, all of us.” Tu-Sat 7:30am-5:00pm Next to Gene’s Flooring Brittany McPherson math, language, writing and spelling 934-3411 2757 Gulf Breeze Pkwy at Gulf Breeze Elementary. She was Gina LaVere, WBMS Brittany D. McPherson has graduated from hired at GBES six years ago. the Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) Vignes also participates in team- LaVere, 34, teaches chorus and Leader’s Training Course at Fort Knox, Ky. She is teaching with two other fifth-grade drama at Woodlawn Beach Middle, the daughter of Barbara A. Williams of Navarre. teachers. The team-teaching model which she joined in 2001. The cadet is a student at the University of West at GBES provides students the “Woodlawn is like a second home Florida and a 2006 graduate of Navarre High opportunity to learn reading, sci- to me,” she said. “It was very special School. ence and social studies from other to be nominated by these phenomenal teachers. people. The most enjoyable thing ACHES? PAINS? AUTO ACCIDENT? Ray Pendergraph “It’s an honor to represent GBES,” about teaching at WBMS is the stu- dents. Every day is a new and excit- Call today for a FREE CONSULTATION Vignes said. “The faculty and stu- www.DrHall.us Air Force Airman Raymond M. Pendergraph dents bring me motivation, confi- ing adventure.” graduated from basic military training at Lackland dence and a wealth of comfort. My LaVere is also busy planning the Located in Gulf Breeze Proper Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Pendergraph school’s Madrigal Dinner, a challeng- earned distinction as an honor graduate. He is job is pure joy.” Dr. Jason Hall 9344-HALL ing, demanding project sponsored by Chiropractic Physician the son of David and Enrica Pendergraph of the fine arts department. Gulf Breeze. Pendergraph is a 2006 graduate of Heather Barona, GBMS Gulf Breeze High School. Barona, 37, teaches reading at Gulf Michael Raneo Breeze Middle. She was hired in 2004 and is a National Junior Honor Michael B. Raneo has joined the United Society sponsor. She also sponsors States Army under the Delayed Entry Program. the school’s Washington, D.C., trip The program gives young men and women the and teaches hospitalized and home- opportunity to delay entering active duty for up to bound students. one year. “I am a former student of GBMS,” The enlistment gives the new soldier the Barona said. “Many of my peers are WEEKDAY option to learn a new skill, travel and become eli- my former teachers. It’s an honor to gible to receive as much as $50,000 toward a know that many of my ‘life’ mentors PROGRAMMING college education. After completion of basic mili- feel that I deserve such an esteemed tary training, soldiers receive advanced individual 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING training in their career job specialty prior to being honor. I share this award with the fac- FOLKS 6 am - 9 am ulty and staff who have invested sig- Mon. - Fri. assigned to their first permanent duty station. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am Raneo, the son of Gina Walker of Navarre and nificantly in my life.” Politically incorrect and proud of it! His Mark Raneo of Gambrills, Md., will report to Fort libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am Benning, Columbus, Ga., for basic training in Edward Pate, GBHS conservatives (who think he’s too January 2010. liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW Pate, 42, teaches English III and conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon Erich Reitz PJC dual-enrollment classes, The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm English Comp 1101 and 1102 at Marine Corps CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm Air Force Airman 1st Class Erich Gulf Breeze High. He’s the English officer, Neal G. Reitz graduated from basic mili- department chair, a faculty represen- Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL tary training at Lackland Air Force tative on the PTSO Board, a member Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. Base, San Antonio, Texas. Reitz is class of 1963). He of the School Advisory Council, and RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. the son of Brady Reitz of Gulf has dominated head coach of the district-champion Atlanta Radio since Breeze and is a 2008 graduate of Reitz YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm Gulf Breeze High School. The air- boys golf team. 1969. Now WEBY man earned distinction as an honor graduate of “Most significant to me is the fact brings this top- BRUCE WILLIAMS 6 pm - 9 pm that our students first nominated notch talent home. the course. RUSTY HUMPHRIES teachers, and the students’ nomina- 9 pm - midnight Payton Scott tions were used to develop the short list that the faculty considered,” Pate Air Force Airman Payton L. Scott said of his nomination. graduated from basic military train- “Accordingly, I’m especially hon- ing at Lackland Air Force Base, San ored to have been recognized by our Antonio, Texas. Scott is the son of (850) 623-1330 students, the people I work with most www.1330weby.com Staci Salter of Navarre and is a and receive the most rewards from, 2009 graduate of Navarre High Scott on a daily basis.” School.

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We Support the Brooke Hicks, Marketing Director at The Blake Assisted Living and Retirement Center in Gulf Dolphins! Breeze, is accompanied by her 4-year-old Darlene and Don Richards were given a Nina Fritz watercolor of Pensacola daughter, Laci, as mommy modeled fall fash- Beach and by the Board of Directors of Santa Rosa Shores Homeowners ions during the recent Baptist Health Care Association. Don served as president the past three years, and Darlene Foundation Women’s Board Fashion Show. has served as three different committee chairs during the same time. Scott Shanks, AAMMS Financial Advisor Gulf Breeze Shopping Center Rotary Club will feed you, wash your car 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 The Gulf Breeze Rotary Rock Around The 850-934-4499 Club continues its good work Clock at St. Sylvester www.edwardjones.com for the community. The club is presents... Member SPIC helping sponsor a Pancake The Emerald Coast Regional Breakfast and Car Wash that Mustang Club and the St. supports the food-drive efforts Sylvester Catholic Church of the of Interfaith Ministry and of e Columbiettes are holding a alk own TBy Betty Archer Allen T Collecting Pennies. Show n Shine car show, a Sock [email protected] The Pancake Breakfast and Hop and a Food Drive on Car Wash is Saturday, Nov. 14 Saturday, Nov. 21 at 6464 Gulf contact Ellen Stanley from 7 a m. to 10:30 a m. at Breeze Parkway near Holley by (Columbiettes President) City Hall, 1070 Shoreline the Sea. They also will be at (850) 939-5735, Kara Drive. The cost for both a plate accepting used cell phones for Kerwood (ECRMC of pancakes and the Help Them Call Home President) at (850) car wash is $10. Project. 499?2641, or Brian All proceeds will The “Feed the Coast 2009” O’Neil (ECRMC) at benefit Junior Car Show will be from 11 (850) 936-1305 or call the Achievement. a.m. until 3:30 p.m. St. Sylvester’s Parish Call City Admission to the car show is Office at (850) 939-3020 Manager Buz five cans of food, which will or go on line www.emer- Eddy at 934-5115 Eddy: aldcoastmustangclub.net. to buy tickets. be donated to Interfaith Ministry. Goody bags will be Once again, Rotary will also Council on be supporting the food-drive given to the first 100 Show n efforts of Interfaith Ministry of Shine registrants. A 6-foot Aging of Local authors Kathleen Vestal Gulf Breeze. Rotarians are trophy will be given to the West Florida Logan and E. L. (Betsy) Smith, Ph.D., will host book launch and donating food bags from their individual or group that signing reception to benefit the weekly Tuesday morning meet- brings the most non-perish- Local authors Kathleen Council on Aging of West Florida. ings at Andrews Institute, able food. Two additional Vestal Logan and E. L. Father’s choice awards will be (Betsy) Smith, Ph.D., will Their new book is titled ‘Second including this week’s meeting Blooming for Women: Growing a and the Nov. 17 gathering. awarded at 3:30 p.m. Entry host book launch and signing reception to bene- Life That Matters After Fifty.” The Rotarians are handing out into the car show will also book follows a garden theme. collection cans for Pennies for provide free entry to the Sock fit the Council on Aging Rotary. The collected monies Hop. of West Florida. These will go to ARC Gateway pro- The Sock Hop will be from writers will introduce their new Aging of West Florida. grams. 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Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Foster parent Marion Jones (left) sits with three of her special friends during Saturday morning’s sensory sensitive showing of the movie ‘Astro Boy’ at The Breeze Cinemas 8. The movie attracted approximately 40 people, some of whom have autism or other special needs. Sensory sensitive movie offering gets thumbs-up from patrons

BY JOE CULPEPPER was shown in a lighted theatre ones, and the Gulf Breeze News with lower volume and without adults, too. I hope [email protected] previews. Patrons enjoyed the to see it grow and movie, popcorn, candy and soft grow.” Marion Jones is always look- drinks while having the freedom The event was ing for opportunities to enrich to talk, roam, squeal or other- conceived locally wise just being a kid. by Lukas, who the lives of children through the Byram Matrix Foster Parent Program Jones especially appreciated recently moved to of Pensacola. the opportunity. the area from Atlanta. The par- So when she won free tickets “This is an opportunity to ent of an autistic son, Lukas to Saturday’s first sensory sensi- introduce these children to a found the nearest theaters to tive movie showing for area theater and for them to feel offer such opportunities were in special needs children and more comfortable in that set- New Orleans and Jacksonville. adults, she knew exactly what to ting,” said Jones. “A theater can She organized Saturday’s do. She brought three foster be an intimidating place for showing with Breeze Cinema 8 children with various levels of some, and here they can be manager Mike Aguado. Similar Attention Deficit Hyperactivity themselves and move about. showings are planned for 10 Disorder (ADHD) to Breeze “It’s a great opportunity to a m. on the first Saturday of Cinemas 8 for a showing of expose them to what others every month, the next planned ‘Astro Boy.’ often take for granted.” for Dec. 5. Jones and the children ages 7 Susan Byram, director of the “We got 2-3 phone calls a day through 13 were among approx- Autism Society of the leading up to (Saturday),” imately 40 people who attended Panhandle in Pace, beamed with Aguado said. “We had inquiries the first monthly sensory sensi- excitement as children and even from Fort Walton Beach, Pace, tive movie at the Gulf Breeze some adults with special needs Navarre, Gulf Breeze and West Theater. The event was created strolled through the lobby Pensacola. We even had one call by Gulf Breeze News graphic toward Theater 4 at The Breeze. from Mississippi. artist Denise Lukas, the Breeze “We’re very pleased that “Interest has been piqued by Cinema 8 and the Autism Breeze Cinema 8 was willing to all the media coverage, and this Society of the Panhandle to give provide this great service,” is going to be a popular thing.” special-needs children and their Byram said. “Children with As Aguado spoke, Jones parents an opportunity to see a autism and other disorders can’t approached him and offered her movie in a public setting without always go to the movies. This, thanks. the danger of disturbing others. however, gives parents and “That makes it all worth- Patterned after similar events guardians the opportunity to while,” he said. “That’s what across the country, the movie enjoy a movie with their young it’s all about.” Brown tells UPAhis political plans

BY JULIE CONNERLEY is running for Sen. Brown family. His father has Special to Gulf Breeze News Durell Peaden’s been Santa Rosa County’s [email protected] job, and I’m run- Property Appraiser since 2000 ning to replace and his mother, Debbie, has Greg Brown Jr. recently him.” been a public school teacher for announced his decision to run Brown, a life- 18 years. for Florida’s District 1 seat in long Santa Rosa Married to Jennifer Risen of the House of Representatives, County resident Brown Pace for just over 18 months, currently held by Rep. Greg and registered Brown is also active in the Santa Evers. He fulfilled perhaps his Republican, has worked in both Rosa community and recog- first campaign promise — made federal and state governmental nizes that keeping our future even before the public arenas. affordable is one of the greatest announcement — when he “For the last three years,” he challenges we have ever faced. chose to attend the Oct. 15 said, “I have worked for Sen. “My commitment is to work meeting of the United Peninsula Peaden as his chief legislative harder than ever to make Association to share the news. assistant in Tallahassee. Before Florida affordable again,” he UPA president Don Richards that, I worked for former U.S. told UPA’s members. He invited opened the meeting by introduc- Sen. Mel Martinez as a regional them to share any concerns ing Brown. assistant. And, I worked my about Florida’s future with him. “I told Mr. Richards when I way through college from 2001- UPA’s next meeting is attended your August meeting 2005 as the constituent services Thursday, Nov. 19 at Tiger Point that when I made an official coordinator for U.S. Rep. Jeff Golf Club. A social begins at announcement, I would be Miller.” 5:30 p.m., and the meeting starts back,” Brown said. “Rep. Evers Public service runs in the promptly at 6. Krause to oppose Miller, plans GB appearance Private investigator John specific concerns. ing small and middle-income Krause has prequalified to run Krause’s priori- business owners the tax incen- for the U.S. Congress in ties are jobs and tives to allow growth in every Florida’s First District, taking the economy, community.” on incumbent Jeff Miller. taxes, and out-of- Krause believes deregulation, Krause, a Pensacola resident, control spending. competition, and free enterprise will meet residents of Gulf “During every are the only ways to improve the Breeze at the Shoreline Park Krause election, our citi- American health care system. Recreation Center on Thursday, zens have been Krause also has spoken out Nov. 19 from 7 to 9 p m. He will promised more jobs, yet, they on the economy, education, the speak briefly, then field ques- continue to go overseas,” Krause Second Amendment and immi- tions from the public. As time said. “Do our elected officials lis- gration, among other issues. permits, he will meet one-on- ten to what the experts say? The Krause’s campaign Web site one with voters and hear their only way to create jobs is by giv- is at www.krause4congress.com. GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6 A November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON 2008 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ Honorable Mention - Sports ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup Who did you pause to honor on Veteran’s Day? CO-PUBLISHERS : Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR: Joe Culpepper SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson County moves forward with growth OFFICE MANAGER: Karen Murphy I hope everyone is enjoying pavilions. The Navarre Beach fall in the Panhandle. This is Marine Science Station, locat- GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: my favorite time of year, when ed inside the county park on Denise Lukas Navarre Beach, is a “class- the weather is wonderful and “My grandfather. He served in Nick Noyes room by the sea,” allowing we can enjoy getting outside. the Navy in World War II and Santa Rosa County students to CONTRIBUTORS: Fall is also festival season and the Korean War.” gain a hands-on appreciation Betty Archer Allen a great opportunity to get out Kelly Branham for our marine ecosystem. Bette Boyle and explore all that our county Gulf Breeze Pam Brannon has to offer. Participation has been won- Scott Page With Thanksgiving rapidly derful, and teacher Charlene Mauro is doing a great job Chuck Randle approaching, it is a great time to reflect on the past year. Next year will likely bring Our relatively diverse job getting students involved. Our county has weathered the more tough decisions at budget market has kept our unemploy- Construction also has begun same economic challenges time, but I will continue to ment rate almost two full per- on the Avalon Boulevard Member: facing our state and nation. work to make sure your local centage points lower than the improvements. This project Florida Press Association Santa Rosa County has fared government practices good state as a whole. While that is was funded though the better than many counties in stewardship of the public’s of little consolation to those American Recovery and National Newspaper Assn. Florida, and we should be money. who have lost a job, it is Reinvestment Act of 2009, and Gulf Breeze Area Chamber thankful for the bright spots in We have also been able to encouraging to know that Santa will greatly enhance this of Commerce (“2003 Small our economy as well as the use this slowdown as an Rosa County is able to main- important corridor. opportunity to review certain tain an advantage in these Business of the Year”) opportunities that lie ahead Construction on this segment is “I honored all of the veterans.” processes at the county level. tough times. Vicki Kaston Pensacola Beach Chamber and the accomplishments we scheduled to be complete in the have made. Our planning and permitting Several exciting projects Gulf Breeze fall of 2011. of Commerce This was a challenging departments have undergone are under way in Santa Rosa It has been a privilege and Pensacola Chamber budget season for the county, across-the-board reviews, County. Construction on the of Commerce with declining revenue from all resulting in consolidation and Navarre Beach Fishing Pier is an honor to serve as your coun- ty commissioner for the past Navarre Tourist sources. Faced with a reduc- streamlining of certain func- moving along rapidly and should be complete next year. If you have any questions Development Council tion of several million dollars tions. This will give Santa in revenue, your board of com- Rosa County a competitive spring. This new pier will be or concerns about your county, Santa Rosa County Chamber a great addition to the county please do not hesitate to contact of Commerce missioners held the tax rate advantage in meeting the steady by reducing expenses needs of new businesses in our facilities already on the beach, me at: CommissionerLynchard and consolidating functions. area. including the county park and @santarosa.fl.gov. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opinion. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 12, 2009 7 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Florida Silver Haired Legislature has a little ‘tea party’ of its own I recently returned from a Journal of June 28 estimate the ly ran out of candy. Whether this whose story inspired ‘The Sound three-day meeting of the Florida number of uninsured motorists in is a change just in my particular of Music.’ Silver Haired Legislature, where the region are: Florida 19 percent, neighborhood, I don’t really Singing professionally since heavy decisions were made about Alabama 25 percent, Mississippi know. childhood, Elisabeth has the upcoming session of the State and Texas 26 percent, and Well, I suppose I can say I do enthralled audiences from Legislature. Georgia 10 percent. Are you miss the trick-or-treating, but it’s European cathedrals to the The FSHL sends to the state among that number? good that Mischief Night is also a Kennedy Center and carried on senate each year suggestions for Just another thing to think thing of the past! the legacy of the internationally- topics of concern to be addressed about as you consider driving in ■ renowned Trapp Family Singers. in the new session. We, the repre- your senior years. I can’t tell you The Pensacola Junior College Call 484-1847 for tickets and sentatives, make serious efforts to how to protect yourself from oth- Let’s see, lettuce, tomato, have fewer ghosts and goblins at Lyceum Series, always a favorite information. come up with these bills, which ers who don’t carry insurance, cheese – maybe bacon this time. the door, since various commer- of mine, presents ‘The Sound of ■ discuss issues involving more but I encourage you to keep yours On a roll? Should we vote on it? cial establishments host parties Music’ for two weekends in Here are some old-timey than just seniors. I myself have up to date. Decisions, decisions, it’s hard to with prizes as well as candy and November, and singer Elisabeth quotes for the day: had the privilege of drafting a During these three days of have so much responsibility. goodies, and even music added to von Trapp for a separate mid- Income tax is the price we pay bill, some of which has been meetings, I also had the opportu- Well, I guess everyone had a the scene. week concert, Nov. 18 at 7:30 pm to keep the government on its feet incorporated into state law in the nity to notice something which, hearty lunch before they voted on One may still get to see the at the Ashmore Fine Arts - Alimony is the price you pay for past. This year, suggestions sadly, seems to have become a de the serious issues. really little kids that mothers Auditorium on the Pensacola Jr. sweeping a woman off hers. included reworking some aspects facto law in America: All meals ■ bring around before dark. But College main campus. (Groucho Marx) of automobile insurance to mirror must consist of a hamburger – Speaking of responsibility, did here in Gulf Breeze this year, I Elisabeth, who was born and When you are the toast of the successful programs in other apparently it’s just not American you have enough snacks for the had not a single trick-or-treater, raised in Vermont, is the grand- town, everyone tries to butter you states. otherwise; even hot dogs couldn’t Halloween trick-or-treaters this even though my daughter had daughter of the legendary Maria up. Statistics from the Insurance compete. year? It seems every year we many in Pensacola, and eventual- and Baron Werner von Trapp, See you next week!

Sacred Heart doctor to inform public Tuesday on H1N1 prevalence PUBLIC NOTICE Dr. Issa Ephtimios will dis- free presentation on Tuesday, Hospital medical staff. els expected for this time of the cuss the prevalence of H1N1 Nov. 17, at 6 p m. in the As of mid-October, influenza year, and almost all of the Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa swine flu in our community and Greenhut Auditorium at Sacred activity continued to increase in influenza viruses currently Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the local availability of the H1N1 Heart Hospital in Pensacola. the U.S. and was widespread in being identified are the 2009 uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. vaccine, as well as ways to pre- Ephtimios is an infectious dis- 46 states, according to the H1N1 influenza virus. vent the spread of the flu, during ease specialist with the Center Centers for Disease Control and Seating for the seminar is Such assessments may be made in any portion of Santa an upcoming talk at Sacred for Prevention and Treatment of Prevention (CDC). Nationwide, limited and registration is Rosa County and may be utilized for road paving or con- Heart Hospital. Infections in Pensacola and a visits to doctors for influenza- requested. Please call (850) struction, road impact construction, storm water improve- The public is welcome to the member of the Sacred Heart like illness are higher than lev- 416-1600 to register. ments, fire protection, sanitary sewer construction, potable OBITUARIES water, canal maintenance, street lighting, fire hydrant installation, or any other purpose authorized by law.

LILLIAN CAHOON Seminary in Cromwell, Conn., grandchildren, Alexandra, to Clarence and Myrtle Strebel. A public hearing to adopt a resolution authorizing the uni- 1912-2009 and a B.A. in theology from the Alyssa, Anna and Taylor; and He is survived by his wife of 56 form method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments will Catholic University of America in great-great granddaughter, years, Mona Mae, and their five be held on December 10, 2009, at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa Lillian Irene Cahoon, 97, of Washington, D.C. Sery Estelle Lucille Lentini; children: Lee Jr. of Peachtree Gulf Breeze passed away Father Condren was ordained and several nieces and City, Ga., Amy Schwellinger Rosa County Administrative Center, Commissioners Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009. for the Diocese of Rockford in nephews. and husband Jerry of Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. She was a Illinois on Aug. 23, 1973. He Funeral services were Waukesha, Wis., Catherine of native of Lake, later was incardi- Monday, Nov. 9 at First Christian Fairfield, Ohio, Tim and wife Miss., born April nated in the Church in Pensacola. Burial fol- Jeannie of Sarasota, Andrew 13, 1912 and had Diocese of lowed at Rose Lawn Cemetery and wife Cary of Gulf Breeze; been a resident of Norwich in in Gulf Breeze. Rose Lawn grandsons, Jason (Marianne) Pensacola since Connecticut, Funeral Home was entrusted and Jon Schwellinger and Drew 1947 and Gulf where he served with arrangements. Manley. Breeze since at several Catholic Lee was an active member of parishes until RICHARD LACQUEMENT St. Paul United Methodist Cahoon 2007. Condren Lillian was pre- moving to the 1945-2009 Church, was small businessman ceded in death by her father, Diocese of Pensacola- of the year for Northwest Isaac Gould, and mother, Tallahassee in January 1984. Richard Dale Lacquement, Florida, a “jolly” VIP with the Victoria Lee Gould Kennedy; He was incardinated on Dec. 63, of Gulf Breeze passed away Pensacola Chamber of husband, Lonnie E. Cahoon Sr.; 12, 1989 to the Diocese of Nov. 2, 2009 in a traffic accident Commerce, and a lifelong Green sisters, Mabel Sherman, Sarah Pensacola-Tallahassee. His in Navarre. Bay Packers fan. F. Fitzgerald and Jimmy Sellers; first assignment was at Holy Lacquement was born Nov. He founded and formerly brother, Billy W. Kennedy; son- Cross Parish, Chattahoochee, 12, 1945 to the late Clarence owned Gulf Shore Turf Supply of in-law, John O. Barnthouse Sr.; where he also served as chap- and Edith (Lee) Lacquement. He Pensacola, Rio Grande Turf grand-child Rebecca L. Archer; lain at the Florida State Hospital. grew up in Prague, Okla., where Supply of Albuquerque, N.M., and great grand-children, John During his time in the Diocese of he married his high school Strebel’s Small Engine Service O. Barnthouse III and Melissa A. Pensacola-Tallahassee, he sweetheart, Marva in Green Bay, Wis., and handy- Barnthouse. served at several parishes Lola (Fast) man of the greater Gulf Breeze Survivors include her chil- including St. Anne, Marianna; St. Lacquement, with area. dren: Billie L. Barnthouse, Francis of Assisi, Blountstown; whom he celebrat- In lieu of flowers, the family Lonnie E. Cahoon Jr. (Yvonne), and Corpus Christi, Destin. His ed 45 years of requests that donations be Sarah N. Schafer (Michael), N. last assignment before retiring marriage last made to the charity of your Sue Smith and Carolyn C. was at St. Ann Parish in Gulf December. choice in his remembrance. Archer (Bruce). She also leaves Breeze. Lacquement A memorial service was held Father Condren is survived by Saturday, Nov. 7 at St. Paul 11 grandchildren, 23 great- Lacquement worked as a civil- grandchildren, and 24 great- his brother, John E. Condren, service Computer United Methodist Church in Gulf great-grandchildren. nephew Robert and niece Mary, Specialist for the United States Breeze. Cahoon was a member of all of whom reside in Park Ridge, Navy. After retiring in 2002 fol- Arrangements were entrusted Warrington Baptist Church and Ill. lowing 35 years of service, to Rose Lawn Funeral Home of later Olive Baptist Church. She The Mass of Christian Burial Lacquement enjoyed many pas- Gulf Breeze. Offer condo- was active in many organiza- was held Tuesday, Nov. 10 at St. times including piloting his V-Tail lences, share memories and tions: Order of Eastern Star, Ann Catholic Church in Gulf Beechcraft Bonanza airplane, sign the guestbook at Daughters of the Nile, Scottish Breeze. Most Rev. John H. watching Oklahoma Sooners www.roselawn-fh.com. Rite Ladies, Zelica Caldron Ricard, SSJ was the principal football, riding his cycle, raising Rebekahs, Rainbow Girls, Girl celebrant. Priests of the Diocese parakeets and spending time Scouts and Pensacola Women’s of Pensacola-Tallahassee con- with his wife and family. Club. celebrated. Interment was at He is survived by his wife, Funeral services were held at Holy Cross Cemetery immedi- Marva; daughter, Tami Hostler Rose Lawn Funeral Home on ately following Mass. and husband, Kevin; daughter Nov. 9. Internment followed at Arrangements were entrusted Kari Rubin and husband, “HOME. Pensacola Memorial Gardens. to Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Marshall; son Richard “Adam” The family wishes to express Gulf Breeze. Offer condolences, Lacquement and wife, Lori; sis- its gratitude to the staff of The share memories and sign the ter Starleen Blackwell and hus- Villas and Bay Breeze for the guestbook at www.roselawn- band, Dee; brother Steve kind and loving care provided for fh.com. Lacquement; 11 grandchildren, AUTO. Lillian. Yvette, Amber, Joshua, In lieu of flowers, the family LOIS HARDY Christopher, Adrian, Jeffrey, has requested memorial dona- 1917-2009 Dori, Destin, Faith, Amelia and tions be made to Covenant Ella; and many more family LIFE. ME.” Hospice of Pensacola. Lois Hardy, 92, members in Florida and of Pensacola Oklahoma. REV.WILLIAM CONDREN passed away Visitation was Nov. 6 at Rose TALK TO A REAL, 1930-2009 Friday, Oct. 30, Lawn Funeral Home of Gulf 2009 at Select Breeze. He was to be laid to rest LIVE PERSON WHO’S Rev. William T. Condren, 79, a Specialty Hospital at Prague Cemetery in IN THE SAME PHONE retired priest of the Diocese of in Pensacola. Oklahoma this week. BOOK AS YOU. Hardy was Pensacola-Tallahassee, died on Hardy Nov. 3, 2009. born July 26, LEROY STREBEL SR. Angie Batten Father Condren served as a 1917. She is survived by her 1930-2009 Catholic priest for 36 years. He husband of 67 years, Irvin W. Gulf Breeze Navarre was born in Chicago, Ill., on Oct. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 A November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS PJC picks architectural firm for Midway expansion

Pensacola Junior College is forging porate the national trend in building – Capital Outlay fund – more specifically, Rosa County grew 27.4 percent – almost nation’s unemployment had topped 10 ahead with its long-range plans for a Crime Prevention through PECO new construction dollars. doubling the state’s growth for the same percent for the first time since 1983. multi-million dollar expansion that rivals Environmental Design – and meet the The $9.4 million, two-story, multi-use period. The PJC center will also target On the New York Mercantile the latest in green construction. For the mandatory state of Florida requirement building will include a conference room, the area’s military market – nearby Eglin Exchange (NYMEX), crude oil traded project’s initial phase, PJC has hired to build according to Leadership in general classrooms, biology lab, multi- Air Force Base and Hurlburt Field. above $80 per barrel for much of the architectural firm Bullock Tice Energy and Environmental Design ple science labs, computer lab, adminis- “It is an under-served college area and week, but with last Friday’s news it Associates Inc. (commonly called LEED) standards, trative/admissions area, financial aid and a growth quarter,” Meadows said. “The closed at $77.43 per barrel. Oil analysts The college is building its South Santa Richardson said. bursar offices, faculty offices, student campus is being built with the Santa reason that if people aren’t working, Rosa Center on110 acres in the south end “We are looking at building a campus services, a library and bookstore. Rosa County School District to increase they’re not likely to consume more fuel. of Santa Rosa County off U.S. Highway that emphasizes green technology and With three full-service campuses and dual enrollment and perhaps vocational The positive news for consumers is 98 at Nantahala Beach Road. green jobs,” said PJC President Ed its Downtown Center, PJC currently and technical training.” that retail prices have flattened, at least Projected construction of the primary Meadows. serves about 27,000 students from temporarily. building will begin in the second quarter In 2008, the Florida Legislature Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in Gas prices drop 1.8 cents The national average price of unlead- of 2010, and it will take about 18 months approved $11 million for the center’s ini- Florida and southern Alabama. ed regular gasoline has declined by 3 to complete, said Mike Richardson, first tial phase, which includes the master Construction of the South Santa Rosa The economic recovery that is expect- cents per gallon in the past week to $2.66 vice president of Bullock Tice plan, construction of the first building Center will help PJC better serve one of ed to push crude oil prices higher in 2010 per gallon; Florida’s average price of Associates. and the site’s infrastructure. The money the fastest-growing counties in Florida. got detoured last week when the U.S. gasoline declined by 1.8 cents and is Construction of the center will incor- comes from the state’s Public Education From April 2000 to July 2008, Santa Department of Labor reported the now at $2.71 per gallon. BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Don’t forget to use your Precision Tune Auto Care HSA / FSA account to purchase ‘Best footprints you can leave are your own’ contacts or glasses before the end of the year. Precision Tune of Gulf Breeze prides itself on treating customers like family Schedule an eye exam today. Call (850) 932-4184. Ron Pugh was born and raised in Pensacola. A consum- Ron Pugh (right) and his staff at mate outdoorsman, Pugh loves Precision Tune hunting, fishing, golfing, scuba Auto Care in Gulf diving and jogging. Always Breeze offer the busy, he had his first real job best in service at by the age of 13 and feels as if the best prices in he hasn’t stopped working the area. Pugh Suzanne M. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 12, 2009 Lombardo and his group use a personal approach to investing

Selecting an investment partner can he enjoys boating, golfing, cooking and be confusing when you know don’t watching college football. Along with know your 401k from your 529 plan. Mike Tylavsky, Bill Westfall, Kim Even seasoned investors looking for a Flynn and Stacy Tylavsky, Lombardo new approach to their financial plan and his group bring over 65 years of often give little thought to selecting the combined experience to their invest- person who will tailor the plan to their ment planning process. needs. With their personal approach, finan- Jason Lombardo is a Vice President cial smarts, access to a vast array of of Investments with the Westfall, financial resources tied in with their mil- Tylavsky and Lombardo Investment itary-like discipline they are a great mix Lombardo Group of the Wells Fargo Advisors as a team. When building a relationship Cordova Office located on Office with a client it starts with a 4 step Implementation. During this meeting Woods Drive behind the Bonefish Grill approach. they will make recommendations suit- on 12th Ave. A native of Gulf Breeze, Step 1: Fact Finding. Their team able for your needs based on your finan- Lombardo is a 1993 Gulf Breeze High uses the first interview to learn about cial assessment. Together, you and the Graduate, holds his undergraduate you, your specific goals and concerns. team will discuss the various options degree from the University of Nebraska They will also review statements and and fine tune them as necessary. at Omaha and served as an Intelligence insurance policies to establish your Step 4: Rebalance and Update. It Officer in Afghanistan and Iraq for the investment objectives and income isn’t wise to chart a course and forget to United State Air Force. needs. adjust it periodically. They will review As a Captain, he got stationed at Step 2: Case Preparation. They will your investments periodically for per- Hurlburt Field and the pull of family and analyze your current financial picture in formance and also consider any lifestyle It is important to plan ahead for your retirement and your future goals. the family business was too difficult to a variety of ways, including the areas of changes that may affect your overall Westfall, Tylavsky and Lombardo Investment Group of the Wells Fargo Advisors uses its signature 4-Step method to help guide investors. pass up. He has been married to Sheree investments, estate planning , insurance, planning. for 12 years and they have two children, income tax, retirement plans or social They can handle all sorts of ques- ● ● Cade, age 5 and Sarah, age 2. security. They will then create a detailed tions: Bonds IRA’s ● ● Lombardo says he’s not too different illustration. ● 401K Rollovers Mutual Funds Life and Long Term Care ● from most folks from around this area as Step 3: Presentation and ● Estate planning Annuities Insurance ● ● ● Stocks CD’s 529 Plans, etc Everyone wins How to go from survive to thrive at work when you make (ARA) - With a wide-spread Be social recession and high jobless rates, it Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn would be no surprise to find that are fast becoming part of today's charitable gifts many employed Americans are in business landscape. Get to know "survivor mode" – doing what what they offer, how they work, who It's Thanksgiving time again. Like everyone else, you they can to make the most of the uses them and why. No longer are probably have many things in your life for which you are jobs and resources they have at phone and e-mail enough. To thrive thankful. And you may want to show your appreciation for hand. you must not only understand the what you have by making a gift to a charitable organization. Yet, a 2009 World of Work new communication tools being If you do, both you and the charitable group can come out study by recruitment agency used, but how to use them effective- ahead. Randstad found a workforce that is ly within your role. Of course, ready to step up and regain control it's no secret of its own and its companies' des- Expand roles and that 2009 has tinies. In fact, the study revealed responsibilities been an unusu- that only one in four employees is Whether assigned by a leader or al year for the concerned he or she will be laid off proactive in nature, by exposing economy, with in the next six months. yourself to new opportunities at most of us "This is one of the most chal- work, you just might find that you feeling the effects of the recession in one way or another. lenging workplace environments have hidden talents that can be of Consequently, you may believe you can't really afford to in decades. Layoffs are forcing added value to your company. make charitable gifts right now. But there's probably never people to wear more hats and take Push beyond survivor mentality and thrive in today’s work envi- Consider job-sharing a manager's been a more urgent need for these gifts, as the distressed on more responsibility," says ronment. role left vacant due to layoffs; volun- economy has led to a decline in contributions for charities Eileen Habelow, Randstad's senior teering for new business, recruiting across the country. Furthermore, your charitable gift can the office water cooler, chances be just happy to have a job, vice president for organizational and internal committees; or teaching provide you with some distinct economic advantages. are you aren't getting the full story. improving basic skills such as development. "Because of this, a skills workshop to others in your Specifically, by making charitable contributions, you can Stay connected to what's going on organization and time manage- many people forget about explor- office. gain these tax benefits: at work by making a list of ques- ment can increase your productiv- ing new opportunities within their ● You can take an immediate tax deduction. If you tions and scheduling time with ity and show your manager that current organization." Be innovative itemize your taxes, you can deduct your contributions to your manager to discuss. While a you have the capacity to take on a So, how do you push beyond The days of business as usual are charitable organizations as long as they are "tax-qualified." manager may not be able to tell larger function within the office. survivor mentality and begin gone. In today's workplace, employ- (Be sure to ask the organization if it has tax-qualified status.) you everything, chances are he or Have years of experience under focusing your energies on a future ees are expected to contribute above Your tax deductions for charitable contributions are general- she can provide timely, transparent your belt? Consider mentoring a where you will thrive at work? and beyond their job description. Be ly limited to 50% of your adjusted gross income. (If you information that can help maintain colleague. Demonstrating a hands- Habelow recommends a few accountable for change as well as want to claim a deduction for the 2009 tax year, you'll need your workplace focus and fine- on, teamwork approach to helping ideas: improvement in your office by build- to make your contribution before Jan. 1.) tune your personal goals. your company achieve success can Ask questions ing creative skills, offering new ideas ● You can avoid capital gains taxes. If you want to speak volumes about your value to If your only source of informa- and implementing best practices support a charitable group, you're not limited to making cash Increase your value your company. tion is coming from the chatter at where you can. contributions - you can also donate other assets, such as While others around you may stocks or real estate. If you've held these assets for a long time, their value may have risen considerably. If you were to sell appreciated assets, you'd have to pay capital gains taxes on your profits. But if you donated these assets, you could Tips to manage your credit card debt avoid the capital gains liability while still claiming the tax deduction. ● You can remove assets from your taxable estate. (ARA) - Loan consolidation has the interest rates you’re paying and In 2010, the estate tax is repealed, but it will be back in 2011. its ups and downs, but, if handled all the annual income your family properly, can help a family afford to brings in. Estate taxes can be heavy, and if your heirs aren't prepared ● for them, they may have to sell assets to pay them. To pos- get out from under debt. Calculate the interest rates for sibly help avoid this problem, you may want to reduce the “Debt control and management all the debts you’re paying now, and value of your taxable estate. One way to do this - and also is a possibility for everyone,” says then calculate what your new inter- receive an immediate income tax deduction - is to donate Daniel Wesley at CreditLoan.com. est payments will be for all the dif- “And there are many resources ferent consolidation options. assets, such as investments and property, to a charitable ● group. If you want to still enjoy the benefits of these assets available - ranging from credit con- You can consolidate all your while you're alive, you could transfer them to a charitable solidation companies to credit debt to one credit card that has a remainder trust, which would then sell them and reinvest the counselors – that can help people lower interest rate now, but there is proceeds, out of which you could receive an income stream bring their debt to a manageable the risk that those rates will increase for life. Upon your death, the charity you have designated level.” in a year. Another type of consoli- will receive the remainder of the trust's assets. (To properly Some tips to help evaluate if debt dation is taking out a home equity consolidation is an option for you loan, but with this, you have the risk are: of your home being taken away if See ESTATE TAXES  , Page 4B ● List all the debts you have, all you default on the payments.

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2B November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Florida ‘Whiskey, Rock-A- Rollers’ Lynyrd Skynyrd ‘Comin` Home’ Friday night

One of Southern Rock’s legendary bands, inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Lynyrd Skynyrd is set to take over the WANT TO GO? in 2006. Pensacola Civic Center this Friday night, The current band members are as follows: WHAT: Lynyrd Skynyrd in concert Nov. 13 at 8 p m. The touring veterans are ■ Johnny Van Zant – lead vocals world famous for classics that everyone WHEN: Friday, November 13 (1987–present). knows by heart, like the immortal songs ■ Gary Rossington – guitars “Sweet Home Alabama” and “Free Bird.” TIME: 8 p.m. (1964–1977, 1987–present). Over 30 years after the tragic crash that ■ Rickey Medlocke – drums, guitars, WHERE: claimed the lives of several of the original Pensacola Civic Center backing vocals (1970–1971, 1996–present). ■ band members, including frontman Ronnie MORE INFO: Mark Matejka – guitars, backing Van Zant, this tough group of musicians are www.pensacolaciviccenter.com vocals (2006–present). still blasting their brand of Southern Rock to ■ Robert Kearns – bass, backing vocals thousands of loyal fans. about the character of one the most well- (2009–present). The band reformed in 1987 for a reunion known and well-liked bands: “Beyond the ■ Michael Cartellone – drums tour with Ronnie's younger brother Johnny tragedy, the history, the raging guitars and (1999–present). Van Zant as the frontman and continues to the killer songs, ultimately, Lynyrd Skynyrd ■ Peter Keys – keyboards (2009–pres- record music today. is about an indomitable will. About survival ent). Their “God & Guns” Tour is rolling sup- of spirit; unbowed, uniquely American, stub- After the Nov. 13 show in Pensacola, Southern rock legend port of the band’s new album of the same bornly resolute.” Skynyrd will perform once more in its Lynyrd Skynyrd is cur- name, which has been in stores since Lynyrd Skynyrd was one of the most homestate on Nov. 14 at the Leon Civic rently touring the country September 29. The project was interrupted - commercially successful and critically Center in Tallahassee. to promote their latest - but, obviously not ended, -- by the deaths acclaimed Southern Rock groups of the Tickets are available at The Pensacola album “God & Guns.” The of founding member/keyboardist Billy 1970's. Their distinctive triple-lead guitar Civic Center Box Office, Ticketmaster out- band will perform at the Powell and longtime bassist Ean Evans ear- sound made their songs "Freebird" and lets, Charge By Phone (800) 745-3000, or Pensacola Civic Center lier this year "Sweet Home Alabama" American anthems www.ticketmaster.com (additional fees may on Friday, Nov. 13. The band website says the following and staples of FM radio. The band was apply).

Homegrown vocal- ist Kitt Lough is one of several perform- Pensacola hosts first Dining Out ers headlining “Bright Lights – New York Nights.” event to benefit the March of Dimes She makes regular appearances at some of the On Friday, November 13, the evening begins with din- cials, prominent members of Bar, featuring live music, swankiest venues various restaurants in the ner – including food, wine Pensacola society, Pensacola silent auction, dessert, & in New Orleans. Pensacola area will host a and service – for a party of 10 media and more. cocktails! fundraising event for the to 15 guests that is donated The event schedule is as Ticket cost varies, depend- March of Dimes. and hosted at a participating follows: ing on location. All tables will The March of Dimes restaurant. ■ 6:30 p.m. – Dinner hold at least 10 of your clos- WSRE has hottest Dining Out is an evening After dinner the evening begins at one of nearly 15 top est friends. filled with Pensacola’s most continues with an after-party, participating restaurants in For more information, Jazz Ticket in Town delectable dining and great where guests can mingle with Pensacola. A three course please call Lizzi Ragland at On the evening of November ing on WSRE at a later date. fun all in the name of giving others who are taking part in meal complete with wine (850) 475-5227 or email her to a great cause. this exciting event. pairings. at Mragland@mar- 12, WSRE’s Jean and Paul Amos Throughout the evening, guests ■ Performance studio will be trans- will have the opportunity to bid on Featuring nearly 15 of Invited guests include top 8:30 p.m. - After-party chofdimes.com. formed into a New York Jazz Club some exclusive items. Pensacola’s finest restaurants, business leaders, city offi- begins at Hemingway’s Sky scene for an evening of food, wine “Bright Lights — New York and jazz entertainment. Nights” is set for Thursday, Couch Theater Guests will nibble on heavy hors November 12, 6:30 p m. at By DNA Smith d’oeuvres and sip on selected vari- WSRE’s Amos Performance eties wine as they transport to a Studio on the campus of Pensacola “New York State of Mind.” Junior College. Entertainment will include per- Tickets are $50 per person and Vengeance trilogy DVD boxed formances from three jazz artists, are available to purchase online at Kitt Lough, Al Martin and Constant www.wsre.org or by calling Change aka Dawn Thomas. The (850) 484-1261 during normal set hits the shelves this week performances will be taped for air- business hours. 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Getting their piece of the pie! Jim ‘The Rookie’ Morris to appear at Pelicans’ banquet next Monday

BY SCOTT PAGE school, if you surround yourself Gulf Breeze News with good people, you don’t [email protected] have to worry about the negativ- ity because you won’t be around The Pensacola Pelicans will it.” be hosting its first Hot Stove Morris said he was pleased Banquet on Monday, Nov. 16 with Disney’s portrayal of his from 5 p m. to 8 p m. story in the movie, and that Jim “The Rookie” Morris there were no major inconsis- will speak at the program fol- tencies. lowing dinner. Morris is famed “The one thing that was real- by his incredible inspirational ly different, but helped the plot- life story, which was made into line, was the scene with the the hit Disney movie ‘The radar gun on the side of the Rookie.’ road. That didn’t really happen, “This event is one of several but it let everybody know that I added-value benefits for being a had no idea how hard I threw season-ticket holder and spon- until I actually got to the try- Special to Gulf Breeze News sor of the Pelicans,” Pels gener- out.” Jim Morris was 35 years old Following his speech, Morris al manager Talmadge Nunnari when he broke into the will be available for photos and said. “We realize the importance major leagues in Tampa. of our fans and supporters in autographs. making this team a success. you want; you just have to go Fans interested in hearing This will be a fun event and a about it the right way. Morris speak at the Hot Stove good opportunity for everyone “The biggest key is to sur- Banquet can call the Pelicans from the park to see each other round yourself with the best office at 850-934-8444 for more again.” people possible. Whether you’re information or to reserve their While coaching a high school an adult at work or a kid at high seats. baseball team in Reagan County, Texas, Morris made a promise with his team – he would participate in a Major Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News League tryout if his team made On Friday, Nov. 6, Gulf Breeze Middle School students Rosana Bodi (top) and Ashley Craven the playoffs. The Owls won the (left) slam seventh-grade science teacher Casey Fearon with pie, while Kayla Tamberella (right) district title, and Morris fulfilled gives coach Matt Alt his piece. The students were given the opportunity to ‘pie’ a teacher as a a promise to his players by reward for helping raise $3,540 to provide cancer treatment for a fellow GBMS teacher’s son. attending the tryout. There, he quickly impressed the scouts by throwing 12 consecutive pitches at 98 mph. The Tampa Bay Rays signed him to contract, and the Woodlawn Beach Middle Robotics hard-throwing southpaw finally made his major league debut on Sept. 18, 1999 at age 35. team captures BEST competition Morris explained that even he SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. had no inclination to believe Specializing in: Woodlawn Beach Middle that he was throwing Major Microincision Cataract Surgery School’s Robotics team took top League “stuff,” and his players ● Over 24,000 implants performed overall honors at the BEST at Reagan County had more ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology Robotics Competition at the belief in his ability than he. in Pensacola University of West Florida as “My high school kids at Visit www.UllmanEye.com well as receiving awards in Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Reagan County High School Dr. Ullman for their surgery. every category. The team is were mentors to me, even 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 sponsored by teacher Shannon though they’re half my age,” ( ) Farrell. Morris explained. “They 850 208-1900 The Wildcats qualified to thought I could do what I compete in the Robotics thought I couldn’t. Championships at Auburn “I thought I would go and University on Dec. 11-12. embarrass myself horribly, and The heated competition drive home as quickly as I could played out in an arena setting to forget about the experience; I with referees, cheerleaders, had no idea,” Morris said with a mascots and cheering students. laugh. The din of the crowd was deaf- “At the beginning of our high ening as 21 area high schools school season in 1999, the kids and middle schools competed couldn’t hit me. But by the end with their robots, all a part of an of the season, my 16- and 17- initiative to inspire students to Submitted photo year-old kids were beating me pursue careers in engineering, Student J.J. Pogue and teacher Gene McNaughton from all over the ballpark. The last science and technology. West Florida High School make adjustments to their robot thing I thought was, ‘I think I’ll Gulf Power Company was during the Gulf Power competition at UWF. go light up a radar gun now.’ It the major sponsor of BEST — just happened.” Boosting, Engineering, Science sixth team will advance to the ■ Best Table Display and Morris spent parts of two sea- and Technology. finals. That will be announced Interview sons in the big leagues before This year’s competition – later. 1. Woodlawn Middle arm injuries forced him to retire. 2. Merritt Brown Middle themed “High Octane” – Local teams also participating He has since been a motivation- required students to design and 3. Seaside Middle include: Gulf Breeze Middle, ■ Best Project Engineering al speaker. Morris uses his build a remote-controlled robot Bellview Middle, Escambia Notebook amazing story of belief and per- that would gather game pieces High, Pensacola High, West 1. Merritt Brown Middle severance to inspire crowds to create a hypothetical fuel. Florida High, Woodham Middle, 2. Woodlawn Beach Middle around the nation. The objective was for teams to 3. Seaside Middle Avalon Middle, Hobbs Middle, His primary message is to collect and employ common ■ Best Spirit and always have a dream, and never molecules (CO2, H20) and Milton High and Pace High. For Sportsmanship 1. Woodham Middle give up on it. essential resources (energy, cat- more information, see 2. Sims Middle “It doesn’t matter how young alysts) to complete a series of www.uwf.edu/ece/EmeraldCoast BEST/. 3. Pensacola High or old you are,” Morris said. chemical reactions. The eventu- ■ Gulf Power Blood, Sweat and al goal is to produce isooctane, Here are the results: Duct Tape “Chase the dreams that you ■ or alternatively, the lesser-val- BEST Award Bellview Middle School have in mind. You can do it at ued naphtha. Intermediate prod- 1. Woodlawn Beach Middle any age, no matter what your 2. Seaside Middle dream is, as long as you have ucts (ethylene, benzene) that are 3. Woodham Middle generated in the process are ■ Robotics Award the heart and the plan to put it to retained in the team’s inventory 1. Milton High ESTATE TAXES: use. The next thing to do is just for later use. 2. Avalon Middle get up and do it. You don’t want Students had six weeks to 3. Woodlawn Beach Middle to sit back one day and go ‘what ■ Minimized build their robots, and teams Best Team Web page if I would have tried that?,’ Seaside Neighborhood Middle were judged on robot perform- ■ Best T-shirt Design because at some point it may be from 1 B ance, oral presentation, table 1. Seaside Middle too late.” 0000229699 display, project notebook, spirit 2. Dean Bozeman K-12 establish this type of trust, Morris added that, in addition and sportsmanship. 3. Woodlawn Beach Middle you'll need to work with a to belief and action, one must ■ Founders Award for Creative Women’s Health Care In addition to Woodlawn qualified legal advisor.) surround themselves with the • Gynecologic Issues • Menopausal Symptoms Design As you can see, the old say- Beach Middle, four other Avalon Middle people that will help them • Cosmetic GYN Solutions • Hormones squads from the area also quali- ■ Most Robust Robot ing "when you give, you also achieve their goals. • Management for Urinary Incontinence • Birth Control Options fied to compete in December at Woodham Middle receive" is certainly true when “There are people who try to Auburn, Ala. They include ■ Most Photogenic Robot it comes to making charitable put up a fence and prevent you Karen Kennedy, MD Laura Sigler, ARNP Milton High, Seaside Hobbs Middle donations. So during this holi- from chasing your dreams,” he ■ Gynecology Board Certifi ed Certifi ed in Women’s Health Best Oral Presentation day season, be as generous as said. “I call those people dream Neighborhood Middle, Avalon 1. Seaside Middle Registered Pharmacist Middle and Woodham Middle. possible – to charitable groups killers. Kids need to know that 2. Woodlawn Beach Middle 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 • 850.916.7766 There is also a possibility that a 3. Woodham Middle and to yourself. you can chase whatever dream

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 12, 2009 Girls golf fourth at state ■ Ryals, Hicks lead team to best finish in school history

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin golf team etched its name in the history books last week, taking fourth out of 16 teams at the 2A state golf tournament in Ocala. It was the best finish ever for a GBHS girls team at state. Their Photo courtesy of Rhonda Ryals previous high was sixth place. Swinging into history Gulf Breeze finished with a The Lady Dolphin golf team, shown here with the Region 1-2A trophy, finished fourth at last two day score of 655, bested week’s 2A state meet in Ocala, the team’s highest finish in school history.They are (from left): only by Lake Mary (625), Sarah Hicks, Ashleigh Ryals, Laurin Halstead, Alex Ryals and Ally Hurd. Melbourne Viera (633) and Plant City Durant (652). She finished her first nine holes hole, it seems like I always play three-over (39). Ashleigh Ryals led the Lady with 40, but birdied three of her bad. It’s like a curse I have,” Alex Ryals, after shooting a Dolphins with a two-day score last nine holes for an even par 36. Hicks said. 94 on day one, improved by 11 of 146. She finished seventh out “The last nine holes...my Hicks birdied her first hole on shots to shoot 83 on day two of 92 golfers in the field. shots got a little off. It wasn’t both days. She only had two (177 total). Ryals, a seniors, was tied for the (toughness of the) course,” birdies after her opening round Her 11-shot improvement third after the first day, shooting Ryals said. birdie on day one. was tied for the second-best a 2-under 70. She shot a 33 on Sarah Hicks, the two-time On day two, Hicks was four- improvement in the entire field. the front nine, but made two defending regional champion, under after her first four holes, Laurin Halstead shot bogeys on the back nine. finished tied for 16th after only to shoot seven over, consecutive 90s to finish at 180, On day two, Ryals played the shooting 76 on both days. including consecutive double while Ally Hurd shot a 191 (99- Photo courtesy of athletesfeatesphotography.com back nine first, then the front nine. “Every time I birdie the first bogeys, to finish the front nine 92). Lauren Alverson spikes the ball in GBHS’ win over Panama City Rutherford in the Region 1-4A Quarterfinals Nov. 4.

Dolphins host Raiders to close out season Volleyball rolls The Dolphins will look to continue to BY JASON THOMPSON WANT TO GO? move the ball on offense, having scored 24 Gulf Breeze News Navarre at Gulf Breeze, over Rams points or more in five of their last six [email protected] 7:30 p.m., Dolphin Stadium games. The Dolphin defense is allowing Cost $7 per person 47 points per game, but the Raiders, BY JASON THOMPSON AFTER THE FACT The Gulf Breeze Dolphins will host Senior Walkout, 6:55 p.m. outside a 49-27 win over Walton, is Gulf Breeze News The Region 1-4A their archrivals, the Navarre Raiders, in averaging only 10 points per game. [email protected] semifinal between GBHS Beach Bowl II, Friday at 7:30 p.m. It’s also Senior Night for the Dolphins, Navarre’s defense has allowed 27 and Wakulla was played The winner gets Publix Beach Bowl who will honor 26 football players (plus points per game, but it’s a number that’s The Lady Dolphin volleyball after the News went to Cup. presented by the Gulf Breeze News. one manager), 21 members of the misleading. “Mickey Lindsey (coach at team wasted little time in dis- press. Check www.gulf- The Raiders won the inaugural Beach SoundWave band, seven cheerleaders and Pace) told me Navarre’s one of the patching the Panama City breezenews.com for updates Bowl last year in Navarre 18-9. seven members of the JROTC will be stingiest defense they’ve faced all year,” Rutherford Lady Rams 25-14, Navarre has won the last two meetings honored, along with their parents. head coach Chris Nemith said. 25-6, 25-9 in the Regional 1-4A GBHS faced Wakulla Tuesday between two schools, but Gulf Breeze has The Raiders will look to end the season Navarre’s offense is led by Michael Quarterfinals Nov. 4 in Gulf in the regional semifinals. a 7-3 advantage all time in the series. 3-7, while GBHS is looking for its first win. Pettus (858 total yards). Breeze. GBHS used a balanced Wakulla has eliminated GBHS attack to advance to their first three of the last four years. regional semifinal in five years. See Vball, Page 4C

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Three minutes into the Dolphins’ game with Choctaw Friday, fans had to be thinking of the Whitesnake classic ‘Here I Go Again.’ Gulf Breeze would score a pair of touchdowns to get to within a point before the Indians scored 28 second quarter points to pull away 56-24 Friday in Fort Walton. The Dolphins (0-9) again moved the ball well on offense, scoring 24 points or more for the fifth time in the last six games, but big plays (17 of 10 yards or more), allowed the playoff bound Indians to win their fifth straight game. “We have not had yet play a game where everybody has executed their assignments in all three phases of the game,” head Timothy Wise coach Chris Nemith said. “If we Representative do that, we can win.” The Prudential Insurance The Indians (6-3) took less Company of America Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News than two minutes to score the 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Assistant coach Matt Alt talks with Austin Droogsma during the first half of their 56-24 loss at Suite 10 game’s first points. Quarterback Choctaw Friday. Droogsma caught his first ever touchdown pass in the loss. Jesse Adams, who had a hand in Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 four of Choctaw’s touchdowns, (850) 932-0846 The Dolphin offense, who Sophomore Taylor Busbee, who A holding penalty against the [email protected] scored from a yard out with didn’t commit a turnover the made his varsity debut, grabbed an Indians negated a 32-yard grab and 10:11 left in the first quarter. entire game, went 76 yards in 13 eight-yard pass from Mann on the led to a punt. On the Dolphins’ next The extra point made it 7-0. plays to score their first points. drive. Nemith praised the efforts of play, deKozan scored on a 59-yard The Dolphin offense, playing Michael Mann, who went 11- Busbee, as well as fellow former touchdown run. Bianca Takacs’kick * Availability varies by carrier and state without receivers Grant Harris for-24 passing for 111 yards, was junior varsity player Josh Burdette was wide, leaving the score 14-13 (ankle surgery) and Nicky 5-for-5 in the drive, including a on defense and special teams. with 11:05 left in the first half. Schumacher (knee injury, but one-yard touchdown pass to “We had a couple of kids that The Indians would take the will play Friday against freshman Austin Droogsma, his did take advantage of the lead for good on their next Navarre), went three and out on first ever touchdown. opportunity, but there were series, going 71 yards in just their first series. Two plays later, Mitchell deKozan, who had a some that were a little seven plays. Justin Savage Choctaw’s Freddie Gray scored team-high 139 yards rushing on overwhelmed,” Nemith said. caught a 21-yard touchdown from 56 yards out. The extra 12 carries, had a 19-yard run to Danny Gibble’s extra point pass from Adams, with the extra point made it 14-0 with 8:32 left put the Dolphins near midfield got the Dolphins within 14-7 point making it 21-13. in the first quarter. after a third and six run. with 1:33 left in the first quarter. See Football, Page 5C

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS VOLLEYBALL: Lady Dolphins have no Lady trouble in regional tourney opener Dolphin Continued from page 1C soccer Gulf Breeze got off to a slow start in game one, with several team hitting and serving errors. With a lead of only three midway through the opening game, the splits pair Lady Dolphins needed a 12-4 BY JASON THOMPSON run to end the game. Caitlin Chapman scored three Gulf Breeze News straight points on serve to make [email protected] the lead six at 16-10. Jasmine The Gulf Breeze Lady Crowell, who had a team-high Dolphin soccer team split a pair eight kills, had two kills in the run, of matches to open the 2009 sandwiched in between one of season last week. Gulf Breeze Cheyenne Chapman’s seven kills. beat Pensacola High 4-1 before Crowell and Chapman were losing 2-1 at Panama City two of five GBHS players with at Mosley. least five kills. “That’s as good a Lady Dolphins 4, PHS 1 spread attack as we've had all Maggie Rodgers scored a season. It means you can’t focus pair of goals to lead Gulf your defense on one person,” Breeze to a season-opening win coach Waynn Sellers said. Nov. 4 at Brosnaham Park. Another Crowell kill forced a Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Kristen Barona scored the sideout to open game two. game’s first goal, unassisted, Lauren Alverson, who had five Sarah Lewis (2) and Sallie Papajohn block against Rutherford. with about 15 minutes left in the kills and a team-high 13 digs, first half. The score was 1-0 at scored seven straight points to Rutherford (11-13) took a 6-4 Sallie Papajohn added six the half. blow the game open. lead, only for Gulf Breeze to kills, while Alison Milam had Rodgers then scored twice in Tristan Powers, who had 37 score 21 of the game’s last 24 five digs. a five minute span of the second assists, scored seven more points. Because of the threat of half. Sammy Welsh set up the Photo courtesy of athletesfeatesphotography.com points on serve to make it 20-3. Sarah Lewis, who had seven Hurricane/Tropical Storm Ida, first goal, while Cori Snyder got Kylie Conner had three kills in kills and eight digs, scored six GBHS’ regional semifinal with Tristan Powers and Caitlin Chapman look on as Cheyenne the helper on the second. the run. Powers now has 715 straight points to give GBHS the Wakulla could be pushed back Chapman spikes the ball last week against Rutherford. Rodgers was looking for the assists on the season. lead for good. to tonight at 7 p m. hat trick when she put a shot off the crossbar with eight minutes left. Kayla Vlachos put in the rebound to make it 4-0. The Lady Tigers spoiled the shutout bid with a penalty kick goal with five minutes left. Allison Carter had three saves in the win. Panama City Mosley 2, Lady Dolphins 1 Laura Harpole’s second half goal got Gulf Breeze within one, but the Lady Dolphins couldn’t score the equalizer Friday in Panama City. Mosley, who beat GBHS 3-0 last season, led 2-0 at the half. The Lady Dolphins played the match without starting defender and team captain Bianca Takacs, who was playing with the Dolphin football team. The junior varsity team got a hat trick from Jenna Ceravolo in Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Photo courtesy of Kristy Suelflow an 8-0 win over PHS. The Lady Tourney champs Last run Dolphin JV tied Mosley 1-1. Gulf Breeze will take on Team Spence won the GBSA Postseason Tournament for the Major Division Saturday.They are (front, Tyler Johnson competes at Saturday’s District 1-2A meet in Catholic tonight at Brosnaham from left): Sage Dunne, Emily Branco, Elizabeth Spence and Lexy Kuhn. Back (from left): Coach Sam Pensacola. The boys finished 14th, while the girls team was Hodges, Cate Hodges, Kayla Tamberella, Joanna Ennis, Allie Turner and Coach Jack Spence. Park. The JV plays at 5:30, 12th. Additional information was unavailable at press time. followed by the varsity at 7:30. An offer of great interest

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SPORTS BRIEFS Honors rolling in for Morris, top-ranked Veterans Memorial Golf Classic Nov. 13 Lady Argo soccer team The third annual Veterans Memorial Golf Classic is at the NAS BY JASON THOMPSON Whiting Field Golf Course Friday. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Gulf Breeze News with a four-man scramble and [email protected] shotgun start at 11 a m., followed The accolades continue to roll by a post golf reception. in for Kaley Morris (GBHS Registration forms can be Class of 2006) and the top-ranked found at www.srcvets.org or by UWF women’s soccer team. contacting Sheriff Wendell Hall at Last week, Morris was one of (850) 232-0891 or Cinnamon eight Lady Argos to make the All Holderman at (850) 232-8191. Gulf South tournament and improved to Conference team. 19-0 on the season. GBSA hosts Lacrosse Morris, who's On Friday in UWF’s 6-0 Clinic Nov. 14 scored three goals semifinal win over Christian Photo courtesy of Rusti Fontaine Brothers, Jessica Majewski A lacrosse clinic for girls in this season and leads the team in (c/o ‘09) scored her first ages 3-10 will take place Benji Diaz (left) follows his blockers in the Tiger Point juniors’ 16-0 loss at Ensley Saturday. collegiate goal. Saturday, Nov. 14 from 9 a m.-3 minutes played Jenna Thorp (c/o ‘06) had a p m. at the GBSA football field. (1,604), made the Morris kill and a dig for Maryville The Florida State women’s First Team. College as they beat Piedmont 25- lacrosse team will put on the TP minis advance to semis On Sunday, Morris was 13, 25-23, 30-32, 25-23 to win the clinic, which is $75 per player. named the Most Outstanding The Gulf Breeze Mighty Mites, The Chiefs, after holding the Player at the Gulf South Gulf South Athletic Conference Checks can be made payable BY JASON THOMPSON the Dolphins’ lone remaining Tigers to a three and out, scored title Saturday. Maryville is now to GBSA Lacrosse. Conference Tournament in Gulf Breeze News team, lost to second-seeded Brent with 3:47 left in the third quarter. Pensacola. UWF won the 29-5 on the season. For more information call [email protected] 30-0 Saturday at Brent. Additional The Chiefs would round out the Laura Pattison at 850-377- The Tiger Mini Mites football information on the game was scoring with a 28-yard touchdown 0175 or e-mail: team became the park’s first unavailable at press time. run with 1:37 left in the game. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C November 12, 2009 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS OBES Honor Roll released Mrs. Dawn Alt, Principal, Ms. Richardson - Brittan Trysten Connell, Emery Davis, Ms. Richardson - Toby Carlucci, Mr. Josh McGrew, Assistant Doverspike, Gillian Holtzclaw, Taylor Kehoe, Brennan Kress, Emma Chestney, Misty Freeman, Morgan Sclafani Connor McGaughey, Isabel Cody Holladay, Mateo Vargas, Principal, and the Oriole Ms. Smith - Emily Amberson, Phillips, Hector Romero, Ansley Erinleigh Wells, Madison Workman Beach Elementary Staff con- Abby Harris Segal, Kayley Segal, Lexi West, Ms. Smith - Cole Kariher, Lizzy gratulate the following stu- Colin Wright Wilson, Liam Wright, Allison Linkous dents. Third Grade Mrs. Robinson - Caroline Rubio A - B Honor Roll Third Grade Ms. Kerby - Delaney Allen, First Grade Mrs. Robinson - Kaden Castillo, A Honor Roll John Ezelle, Ariel Najarian, Mrs. Brayton - William Barretta, Sarah Davis, Tori Neels, Alyssa First Grade Spencer Segal Raymond King, Bella Leidner, Peavy, Hunter Rieder and Allisyn Mrs. Brayton - Sophia Arneault, Ms. Laurent - Alaina Liess, Ben Ethan Peacock, Kollin Ward, Smith Devin Broadhurst, Colby Credeur, Van Sleen Katarina Wright Ms. Kerby - Delaney Allen, Farrah Davis, Steven DeCesare, Mr. Nelson - Katherine Player Mrs. Espey - Haley Ryley Barker, Olivia Barretta, Maci Drees, Maren Mackey, Chase Mrs. Russell - Liam Werner Ballenberger, Callie Burt, Tristan Mikayla Brown, John Ezelle, Elijah Masino, Eva Poltoratskaya, Mrs. Randle - Ana DeCesare, Cox, Lexie Giles, Natalie Grover, Herring, Madilynn Laurent, Kamryn Wright Ashton Thayer Alex McKenzie, Justin Miller Stephanie Lopez, Jack Mock, Ariel Mrs. Espey - "A" Honor Roll - Mrs. Leopard - Jenna Lutz, Najarian, Amber Riley, Spencer Logen Baker, Aaliyah James, Fourth Grade Harley Robinson, Andy Tharpe, Ian Segal, Melissa Solomon Delaney Lindsey, Christopher Mrs. Ceravolo - Taylor Batten, Thornton Ms. Laurent - Mujtaba Ghulam, Moore, Morgan Russell, Aidan Ryan Bixler, Luke Grubbs, Tanner Mrs. Luchsinger - Isabella Avery Mutz, Kade Nelson, Gary Shelton Williams Barrette, Braydan Butler-Cribb, Quilligan, and Rachel Tarnowski Mrs. Leopard -"A" Honor Roll - Mrs. Foster - Blake Barclay, Cameron Hilton, Jakayla Landrum, Mr. Nelson - Eugene Baas, Dominick McClain Gailey, Morgen Gottstine, Angeli Canekeratne, Alexa Laux, Bryce Londre, Madison Poling, Coury, Breauna Eckman, Nathan Nicholas Grover, Tommy Joy, Haley Odom Anthony Peavy, Hannah Sarkadi Golmon, Cameron Knapp, Calise Long, Nathan Mackey, Glen Mackey, Mrs. Holifield - Hannah Batten, Mrs. Mann - Kate Costlow, Noah Rawson, Melia Kettenring Christian Miller, Maggie Sago, Brooks Salter Shawna Norton, Gabe Piper, Mrs. Russell - Samantha Braden Vinyard Mrs. Marcanio - Maddie Brianna Rusk, Georgia Scott, Asia Dakauskas, Rebecca Woodcock, Mrs. Luchsinger - Tristan Adkison, Nathan Herrick, Alexis Vibert Christopher Durst, Abby Kellner, Castillo, Jamison Davis, Olivia Kellner, Juli Anna Stanford Mrs. Ormsby - Adrianna Hailey Smith Kegley, Lance Langmaid, Claudia Mrs. Player - Destiny Davison, Beckwith, Dominic Frappied, Mrs. Randle - Stephen Barr, Laux, Michael Werner, Dallan Madeline Jones, Sadie Nix, Bryant Jasmine James, Natatlie Rowe, Alli Christian Burger, Marisa Griggs, Hawkins Thaxton, Michael Torres Milleson, Autumn Morse, Serena Katie Schneider Mrs. Mann - Owen Brown, Sharar Mrs. Shields - Ben Baldwin, Hunter Dupont, Emma Guilbeau, Fifth Grade Miss Ulander - Ty Horton, Hanie Trevor Compton, Bayleigh Sam Harris, Nicholas Hoeflich, Mrs. Broach - Samantha Bixler, Kousa, Conar Mathews Critchfield, Danielle Hanks, Marisa Seth Horton, Tori Moss, Logan Jonas Ellington Ms. Garcia - Jaboc Arner, Hart, Haley Klein, Reese Parker, Smith, Evan Tracy, Tristan Wilt Mrs. Godfrey - Nick Bindi, Dante Blest, Emma Edwins, Chloe’ Stagner Mrs. Ormsby - Jacob Lintner, Azelonde Ellison, Ben Knapp, Madison Gwaltney, Taylor Kyle Young Nicole Parks, Sarah Vines, Hailie Lebourdais, Paige Mickow, Lexi Fourth Grade Miss Ulander - Adelle Wright Parsley, Abbie Rodgers, Faith Mrs. Ceravolo - Andrea Cook, Barkhuizen, Cassidy Beyers, Mrs. Harvey - Will Cross, Spear Samantha Karcher, Shane Nerger, Maddy Branning, Harley Chatellier, Konner Flynn, Ed Kellermann, Cynthia Nguyen Mark Francis, Elijah Harris, Katya Khvatkova, Drew Liess, Second Grade Ms. Etheridge - April Barnhill, Isabella MacDonald, Wesley Mann, Maddie McManus, Madison Scifo, Mrs. Kaston - Dalton Aanestad, Taylor Beddow, Rebecca Bryan- Landon Nelson, Bella Rotolo, Cade Anna Sclafani Kiernan Cannon, Jessa Carver, Hamilton, Spencer Durbin, Tessa Seeber Ms. Pierce - Andrew Dorsey, Hannah Feerick, Owen Herrick Havrilla, Kamryn Hearn, Chandler Jessica Wheeler Mrs. Meier - Jacob Hoeflich, Ormsby, Tori Palm, Preston Second Grade Mrs. Reese - Jamey Hodges, Sally Ibrahim, Cole Jackson, Riley Parsley, and Addie Sims Ms. Garcia - Ana Doverspike, Magen Huntley Raina Jackson, Nicholson, Daniel Outler, Dante Mrs. Foster - Maddie Amberson, Skyler Brown, Bickston Laenger, Jade Long, Jacob MacDonald, Ken Risola, Tekoah Roby, Tyson Rowe, Audric Arneault, Erin Bailey, Baylee Powell, Katie Russell McKenzie, Shelby Oquist, RJ Trevor Smith, Kayla Stone Delaney Batte, Andrew Cartwright, Mrs. Kaston - Noah Ardoin, Philips Mrs. MacKendrick - Tara Bass, Christian Grimes, Alex Hild, Avery Aubrey Boudreaux, Sasha Mrs. Tracy - Tristan Diamond, Nathan Branton, Clayton Bush, Lutz, Kyle McDonnell, David Khvatkova, Britton Landrum. Abby Logan Green, Daniel Laurent, Mattie Cosse, Tristan Downey, Rarrick, Melissa Beard Mock, Ryan Shea Keegan Luchsinger, Trevor Cole Hollifield, Alan Quilligan, Mrs. Holifield - Chloe Baer, Mrs. Meier - Amelia Thetford Robinson, Drew Shea Anne Reeves, Alexandra Smith, Bailey Branson, Connor Donaldson, Mrs. MacKendrick - Dylan Mrs. Wilkins - Asia Clark, Juan Pablo Yepes Dominquez See OBES, Page 8C  Gulf Breeze Middle School’s first GBHS’ first nine-week Honor Roll released nine-week Mr. Richard Logan Norris Garrett Peek Honor Roll Cobb, principal of A/B HONOR ROLL Gulf Breeze Margaret Player Parker Remig released Middle School, is Look for the seventh and eighth grade A/B Honor Roll Emma Reynolds pleased to recipients in next week’s issue Laura Riney Mr. Sylvan Ladner, principal announce the Helena Rivera of Gulf Breeze High School, is Honor Roll for the Mitchell Robbins pleased to announce the Honor Kevin Schmitz first nine-weeks Natalie Jones Michael Yates Emilio Rivera Roll for the first nine-weeks Annemarie Schultz Samuel Joyce Hope Zalar Thomas Roane grading period of the 2009-10 grading period of Margaret Slate Lucas Keigley Taylor Robinson the 2009-10 Philip Smith school year. Evan Kelsch Seventh Grade Karol school year. Jaclyn Spence To be included on the “A” Valerie Krys A’s Rodriguez Perez William Stanley Honor Roll a student must have Jessica Laenger Joshua Argentine Madison Sago Sixth Grade Nicholas Staviski received a nine-weeks grade of Lia Lampone Zachary Argentine George Scifo A’s Jace Kristyn Suelflow Sarah Landrum Morgan Armstrong Jackson Shelton 90 or higher in each subject. Amberson Anne Tamburro Emily Larsen Matthew Babikow Hunter Sperry Included on the “A” Honor Roll Michelle Barrineau Ashley Tringas Jennifer Lennon Moriah Beach Luke Stachler for the first nine-weeks are the Owen Battel Allie Turner Nicholas Lloyd Nolan Blanchard Sarai Stanford Brandon Bell Natalie Welsh following students: Claudia Manderson Cole Brown Troy Stringfellow Megan Benoit Gillian Werner Noah Matthews Magen Brubaker Caroline Sullivan A Honor Roll Victoria Bindi Krista Woods Skylyr Merchant Rachel Carr Alex Thompson Seniors Logan Blythe Taylor Moore Kaitlin Carver Paige Vantassel Dabney Abbott, Chelsea Madeline Bookout Sixth Grade Taylor Moreau Katherine Chastain Aaron Zanca Ballenberger, Sarah Beard, Andrew Archie Boswell A and B’s Belter, Sierra Bracaloni, Judith Julia Morse Alexa Clark Jordyn Bradley Elizabeth Akin Bremer, Brandon Buchalter, Mikaela Michael Neese Brittany Cole Eighth Grade Nicole Brown Tabitha Alonzo Carbaugh, Miranda Coley, Kylie William Nguyen Trenton Compton A’s Naomi Tyler Brubaker Colin Anderson Conner, Sarah Cook, Wade Niles Samuel Covell Allen Griffin Grant Caillouet Peyton Baer Vincent Costers, Casey Connor Nitterauer Caroline Craighead Battel Kobi Crenshaw, Melanie Cummins, Rachel Callahan Katherine Baker Corey Nolan Jett Crowdis Bell Shane Robyn Davidson, Kenji Dinelli, Tyler Samantha Carisse Jacob Baldwin Harper Norris Savannah Crowdis Bidwell Thomas Fairleigh, Courtnay Femeyer, Haley Kaytlyn Carlson Charles Barnett Kayla Odom Matthew Cutler Bixler Pierce Gross, Heather Haney, Grant Harris, Jade Carver Elijah Barry Anne Ostrander Preston De Maria BrosciousQuadry Bryttani Hartenstein, Walt Hartsfield, Carolyn Cleveland Kyle Bee Ann Havrilla, Kelly Hayes, Brynne Marina Pattison Austin Discoli Chance Hunter Cosse Corey Blanchet Heatley, Chau Ho, John Howe, Megan Pewitt Sydney Ezelle Connor Crooke Legend Davis Braelynn Branson Nicholas Humphrey, Michael Hynds, Tyler Phelps Sara Fabbro Caroline Cuilik Matthew Davis Sara Burnett Lena Ibrahim, Kelsey Jarvis, Chelsie Joseph Phillips Caleb Gilbert Holly Culver Madison Demotts Sarah Callahan Johnson, Taylor Johnson, Kaitlyn Prezioso Sarah Grubbs Dustin Dewey Jacqueline Kasler, Lauren Kress, Justin Denaro Ashley Cecil Bradley Proctor Abigail Gubernat Savannah Dunne Taylor Lee, Carly Loehr, Roy Timothy Durst Shelby Christensen Michel Provosty Taelor Hartley Mark Duntz McGee, Benjamin Medeiros, Tiffany Kiersten Ellis Charles Clark Tanner Quenneville Youssef Helmi Reghan Elliott Miller, Jordan Minish, Colin Murphy, Adriana Fuentealba Jacob Clement Erika Renfroe Harriette Hess Jacob Fausti Kalyn O’Connor, Douglas Overlade, Anna Gary Patricia Cody Marley Podojil, Caitlin Pratt, Julia Tyler Roberts William Hudson Kylie Feltenberger Caitlyn Gill Courtney Coogle Proctor, Margaret Rodgers, Jonah Roby Brittany Jackson Christina Ferrara Savannah Goette Rabecca Cowen Ashleigh Ryals, Briana Santiago, Jacob Scarberry Jacob Jackson Abigail Friedland Julian Gordon Megan Cronin Jack Sargent, Kevyn Sarra, Marc Renae Schmidt Bryce Jefferson Connor Harris Hunter Green Samuel Dalton Sessa, Melanie Simon, Mitchell Kendall Sheffler Auston Lewter Michael Hawkins Solomon, Nathaniel Stanley, Joshua Zachary Green Joseph Durant Brennan Sise John Lutz Taylor Hering Suelflow, Morgan Thomas, Blake Amber Hamilton Kiersten Edlund Emily Slate Mary McCullough Tristen Hicks Thompson, Megan Thompson, Cailyn Hamstra Erik Egly Trey Smith Haley Moss Asahi Hossain Dylan Threadgill, Steven Vernali, Tyler Hare Matthew Fausti Kassidy Stahl Clayton Moss Sebastian Jones Christopher Viechec, Rachel Daniel Harris Cameron Fields Viglione, Trent Waggoner, Jessica Peter Staviski Savannah Nixon Jordan Ryoma Hashida Kayle Figueiredo Watson, Molly Williams, Samantha Aubree Stillman Riley Nolan Kirchgessner Megan Hawkins Christopher Fisher Woltz, Joseph Zavoral Madison Thompson Aidan O`Daniel Jordan Lamar Mary Higgins Ainslee Flowers Natalie Tobin Dorothy Patterson Christian Latta Juniors Mary-Miles Reid Folland Erin Vasquez Michaela Pattison Christopher Laurent Samantha Adams, Lea Basham, Hitchcock Zachary Freeman Allison VonBrock Brieanna Perdue Daniel Lawson Morgan Bass, Justyn Beauchamp, Emily Hoeflich Nicholas Frye Logan Walck Brent Perez Patrick MacAuley Gina Bertelli, Rhiannon Bessmertny, Samantha Kendall Gallagher Hannah Watson Mac Pewitt Graham Marcus Julie Brown, Samuel Byrne, William Holloway Kristen Watts Wade Player Brendan Martin Campbell, Elizabeth Carney, Jenna Lauren Holtzclaw See GBMS, Ceravolo, Cheyenne Chapman, MacKenzie Wilson Sara Post Nicholas Morgan Killian Hunt Skylar Wilson Makenna Powell Anna Nawoschik Page 8C  See GBHS, Page 8C 

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ACC STANDINGS The Surreal Life: SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division East Division Div. All Div. All Clemson 4-2 6-3 College Football style Florida 7-0 9-0 Boston College 3-2 6-3 ■ Five fresh ideas for college football reality TV shows Georgia 3-3 5-4 Florida State 2-4 4-5 South Carolina 3-4 6-4 Wake Forest 2-4 4-6 Coach Swap – Inspired by ‘Wife Swap,’ we document college Tennessee 2-3 5-4 NC State 1-4 4-5 football fan bases that grossly underestimate the worth of their Kentucky 1-4 5-4 Maryland 1-4 2-7 College football fans will head man. For episode one, I would like to see the Georgia Vanderbilt 0-6 2-8 tell you that the game, itself, is Coastal Division faithful served a lesson in manners for their blasting of Mark West Division the ultimate reality television Georgia Tech 6-1 9-1 Richt, who has lead the Dawgs to more wins during his tenure Alabama 6-0 9-0 show. Miami 4-2 7-2 than any program in the nation. Not to mention that he’s done it LSU 4-2 7-2 The drama surrounding Virginia Tech 3-2 6-3 with no scandals in recruiting or otherwise. Perhaps UGA could Auburn 3-3 7-3 rivalries, the emotional ups Duke 3-2 5-4 have Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez for a season to remind Ole Miss 2-3 6-3 and downs of a game, and North Carolina 2-3 6-3 them of just how good they have it with Richt at the helm. Miss. State 2-3 4-5 thrilling last-second finishes Virginia 2-3 3-6 What (Not) to Wear to a College Football Game– This one is Arkansas 2-4 5-4 rivet fans to their seats each pretty self-explanatory, and with some of the game day attire out and every Saturday (and every Saturday 11/14 there in the college football world, the possibilities are endless. Saturday 11/14 other day of the week these In their attempt to become the ultimate ‘superfan,’ many college (All times Central) days). (All times Central) football fans have reduced themselves to including capes, cut-off r-Clemson @ NC State...... 11a Well, most years there are a c-Tennessee @ Ole Miss...... 11a jean shorts and even toilet paper into their Saturday attire. We eU-FSU @ Wake Forest...... 11a countless number of develop- s-Kentucky @ Vanderbilt...... 11:21a send our team around the country each weekend to seek out and e2-Georgia Tech @ Duke ...... 11a ments within the college foot- c-Florida @ South Carolina ..2:30p help the worst offenders of game day fashion. After all, e3-Virginia Tech @ Maryland....12p ball world that would make eU-LSU vs. Louisiana Tech...... 6p Halloween only happens once a year, not 12 straight Saturdays. e3-Boston Coll. @ Virginia ....2:30p great reality TV shows, as we e-Alabama @ Miss. State ...... 6p a-Miami @ North Carolina ....2:30p know them – ridiculous peo- e2-Auburn @ Georgia...... 6p ple doing even more mind- Cheaters in College Football – Hosted by NCAA President Jim e3-Arkansas vs. Troy ...... 6:30p Last Week boggling things for fifteen Isch, ‘Cheaters’ investigates the clandestine actions of college foot- minutes of fame. ball coaches, players and boosters. Instead of late-night meetings at Last Week Virginia Tech 16, East Carolina 3 The drama surrounding the sleazy hotels, this show features $100 handshakes, prohibited rela- Miami 52, Virginia 17 Arkansas 33, South Carolina 16 officiating in the SEC; the tionships with players and recruiting violations by head coaches NC State 38, Maryland 31 Kentucky 37, Eastern Kentucky 12 Western Athletic Conference across the nation. For the first episode, I suggest the scandal sur- Georgia Tech 30, Wake Forest 27 Georgia 38, Tennessee Tech 0 hiring a public relations firm rounding Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant and his bizarre North Carolina 19, Duke 6 Auburn 63, Furman 31 to promote Boise State’s relationship with ex-NFL star Deion Sanders. Also, Rich Rodriguez’s Clemson 40, Florida State 24 Alabama 24, LSU 15 appeal to the BCS; and the rule violation scandal could be included. He’s turning out to be quite OPEN: Boston College Tennessee 56, Memphis 28 annual coaching hot seat the reality star. Who knows who else could be on the Prez’s list. Florida 27, Vanderbilt 3 debates are all reminiscent of Game to watch: Clemson @ NC Ole Miss 38, Northern Arizona 14 the ridiculous reality TV Football Survivor: The Swamp – Many teams enter Ben-Hill State. After an impressive victory drama we’ve come to love. Griffin Stadium, but few survive The Swamp. Under coach Urban over the resurgent Seminoles, Game to watch: Auburn @ I share the opinion that the Meyer, the Florida Gators are an intimidating 31-2 in home games. the Tigers are two wins away Georgia. It’s the “Deep South’s best television drama is a great Stellar athletes, great coaching and obnoxious fans make this an ideal from reaching the ACC Oldest Rivalry.” With 112 meetings, college football game, but I setting for an intense survivor story. The two teams that have survived Championship game for the first this game is one of the longest- have to admit that there are Meyer’s Gators at The Swamp are Auburn (2007) and Ole Miss time in program history. Clemson standing rivalries in college football. several other storylines that (2008). For Season 2 of College Football Survivor, I would nominate fans, know, however, that their Though this match up bears no title would probably be just as Starkville, Miss. as the location. This time around, the contestants will team has been in this position implications, the game should be a entertaining. be Miss. State head coaches. Starkville has been a death trap for col- before, only to squander the good one. Auburn leads the series by That being said, it’s time to lege football coaches, as it is one of the toughest places to win. opportunity with late-season a slim margin of 53-51-8. Both teams give these storylines their due. Real Housewives of SEC Coaches – SEC coaches’ wives meltdowns. If the Tigers can sur- have struggled at times this season, I offer you my ideas for five must be some of the most understanding women in the world. vive the road test at NC State, but a win on Saturday could give one new college football reality Their husbands work 18-hour days during the season, and are and Boston College loses to of these teams the momentum it shows (loosely based on often gone recruiting during the offseason. These women have Virginia, they’ll clinch the Atlantic needs heading into the season finale shows that you’re probably loads of free time, and even more money. If Jonna Chizik, Division crown this weekend. with a Top 10-ranked in-state rival. familiar with). Layla Kiffin, Shelley Meyer, Diana Nutt and Katharyn Richt Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- All graphic illustrations by spent a football season together, drama and hilarity would ensue Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBs; r-Raycom; f-Fox ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; p- Sports Net; v-Versus; p-PPV. Nick Noyes/Gulf Breeze News. – if only they are as shallow as the other ‘real’ housewives. PPV; s-SEC Network.

ALABAMA (#2) AUBURN FLORIDA (#1) GEORGIA LSU (#8) Alabama jumps back Auburn won its sec- The Gators contin- A win over SEC Despite losing to into the #2 spot in the ond game in a row and ue to cruise in their West rival Auburn Alabama on Saturday, BCS Rankings this week improved to 7-3 in a title defense. Their would be a bit of a con- the Tigers actually after a come-from-behind snoozer against Furman. latest victim, ® solation for the Dawgs moved up in the BCS ® victory over #8 LSU. The TM The Tigers emerged vic- Vanderbilt, was only able to muster 199 and their coach. Marck Richt, and the Rankings – go figure. Crimson Tide also clinched the SEC torious on Homecoming with a 63-31 yards of offense and a lone field goal in program as a whole, has born the brunt Though SEC and National West Division crown and a spot in the result. Next up: Georgia. This rivalry a 27-3 loss. South Carolina and former of some warranted, and unwarranted, Championship dreams are a thing of SEC Championship game. Goal num- seems to produce great games on an head coach Steve Spurrier are next on criticism this season. The finger point- the past, LSU still has much to play for. ber one has been accomplished, and the annual basis and recent history gives the menu. In a similar game in 2006, ing will only get worse if UGA drops If they can win out and finish 10-2, it Tide must now remain focused over the the edge to the away teams, which are the Gamecocks were a blocked field its final two games and finishes 5-7. seems likely that they’ll receive an at- next two weeks against Miss. State and 12-5 in the last 17 meetings. The Tigers goal away from derailing Florida’s Auburn is returning to early-season large bid to a BCS bowl game. First Auburn if they want to keep goal num- aim to break a three-game losing streak National Championship run. From all form and Georgia Tech is obviously the things first, however, as La. Tech, Ole ber two alive – a shot at the BCS to the Dawgs, the first since the 1980- appearances, this year’s game should best team in the ACC. Winning either Miss and Arkansas remain on the National Championship. Of course, ’82 seasons. In fact, AU broke that be nothing like that one – but strange game will be a hefty chore for the schedule – some potential losses if the they’ll also have to beat Florida. streak in Athens in ‘83. things can happen. Not this time. Bulldogs, but each can be done. Tigers aren’t careful.

FLORIDA STATE MIAMI (#14) CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH FLORIDA (#24) SOUTHERN MISS After losing to Miami’s ACC As expected, the The Bulls sur- After a week off to Clemson, and losing Championship hopes Knights were no match vived the month recover from a heart- starting quarterback are clinging to life, and for BCS #3 Texas last of October with- breaker at Houston, the

Christian Ponder for the ® the respirator on which Saturday. The talented out completely Eagles now have three season, the Seminoles they are sustained is the Duke Blue Horns were just too much melting down, as they remain in the shots to extend their streak of consecu- are facing an uphill battle to become Devils. The Canes need a Duke victo- for UCF, which could only scrape out BCS Top 25. The Bulls should be tive winning seasons and also to earn a bowl eligible over the final three games. ry over Georgia Tech Saturday to 151 yards of offense. Next up: favored to win each of their remaining spot in the Conference USA They’ll likely have to win the next two make it into the ACC Championship Houston. The odds aren’t favorable for games except for one, Miami, and 10 Championship Game. Those three are games, Wake Forest and Maryland, in game. Regardless of whether or not a bounce-back victory this weekend, wins would be quite an accomplish- Marshall, Tulsa and East Carolina – all order to do so with the final contest that happens, Miami still has much to but UCF’s chances of making it to a ment for a team that lost arguably the games USM can win. The problem for against Florida, in Gainesville. The play for – primarily 10 wins and a pos- bowl game are actually pretty good best player in program history in quar- the Eagles is that two of the three are on chances of FSU winning that one are sible at-large BCS berth. The Canes with Tulane and UAB being the final terback Matt Grothe. Rutgers, howev- the road, and USM is 0-4 away from slim to none. The chance that the Noles will have to earn it this weekend, as two games on the schedule. If the er, has been a graveyard for the Bulls. home this season. The Eagles will need can win the next two, well, who knows? they travel to Chapel Hill to face a Knights are to have any chance this It will be interesting to see how they to find a way to turn that stat around in It certainly won’t be easy. solid UNC squad. weekend, it will rest on the defense. play with an extra week of preparation. order to finish the season strong. *Rankings based on BCS Poll Find game-watching parties for your favorite college football team Alabama For more information, contact Jenny Club at Seville Quarter this Saturday FSU host a Watch Party Saturday October Come join local Bama fans this Baars, VP Alabama Alumni, Area 6 afternoon for the Vanderbilt game at Join fellow FSU alumni and fans for 24 at Shooter's Sports Bar in Cordova Saturday afternoon at Will Call Sports Florida at [email protected]. 6:15 p m. Food and drinks specials are the Greater Pensacola Seminole Club Lanes, 2111 Airport Blvd., Pensacola. Grille for another huge game against Auburn provided to club members. watch party this Saturday! Come to The Tigers kick off against the the LSU Tigers. Kick off is at 2:30 Join Auburn fans at Will Call Sports Located at 130 East Government Seville Quarter in downtown Pensacola Alabama Crimson Tide at 2:30 p.m. All p m., so get there early to get a good Grille, 22 Palafox Place to watch the Street in downtown Pensacola, Seville as the Seminoles take on the Clemson LSU Fans and Friends are welcome! seat so we can cheer on the good guys! Furman game Saturday afternoon at Quarter is affectionately referred to by Tigers at 6:44 p m. For more information, call 850-206- We get the VIP section with three 12:30 p.m. local Gator fans as the "Seville As always, there will be drink spe- 7981 or email LSUPanhandle@hot- huge jumbo screens. There is a Bama Look for the Auburn Banner in the Swamp". cials and raffles. Enter for your chance mail.com. sound track of the fight song and area we all sit together. Good food, In addition to the game and refresh- to win two tickets to the FSU vs. cheers, videos, shakers, games and lots good friends and good games! Waaar ments, there will be a chance to win Maryland game on Nov. 21 – Mickey If you have information about game of fellow Bama fans to have a great Eagle! Gator football tickets, Gator apparel, Andrews' last home game! watching parties for your team, please time with while watching our favorite Florida etc. Gator merchandise is also readily LSU email it to [email protected] team. Join the Northwest Florida Gator available for purchase. The Panhandle Bayou Bengals will for inclusion in our weekly listing.

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Maria Rhett Oakley, Sara Papantonio, Eric Post, Alexandria Ryan, Benjamin Whitney Yopp, Garrett Zanca Brown, Michelle Brown, William Brown, Bertelli,Nolan Blackford, John Bray, Victoria Price, Allison Proctor, Haiden Scarborough, Joseph Schultz, Catherine James Bruce, Asa Brunson, Jessica Bryant, Bryana Brooks, Joshua Brown, Darius Redmond, Seth Rejda, Justin Shoemaker, Scully, John Shaffer, Devin Sholty,Anne Juniors Taylor Busbee, Garret Caillouet, Laura Bryant, Samantha Burleigh, Alaina Burns, Braxtin Strange, Harley Taylor, Connor Torraca, Simmering, Chloe Simpson, Kyle Smith, Eric Adams, Katie Aldridge, Arianna Ames, Cannella, John Carbaugh, Brooke Carmichael, Olivia Burns, Madison Cain, Marissa Cain, Scott Weaver, Michael Wells, Torrey Williams, Constantine Anastopoulo, Brittany Angles, Allison Carter, Stephen Clark, Matthew Clay, Stuart Campbell, Simone Canekeratne, Seth Smith, Jamison Snow, Sara Spillers, Eric Wilson, Chad Wise, Anamarie Wright Jeffrey Arnett, Taylor Arnett, Luke Babcock, Max Colbert, Megan Commings, Lindsey Cana Carisse, Kelsey Carver-Wireman, Sarah Grace Stewart, Shaina Suhrbier, Connor Barretta, Robert Baston, Alexandra Compton, Meghan Conklin, Monica Castanon, Brittany Cayson, Mallory Sullivan, Victoria Sutton, Chloe To be included on the “A/B” Honor Roll Batting, Janae Bennett, Mathias Bergan, Jerry Cook, Amanda Cruington, Richelle Kayla Cayson, Caitlin Chapman, Taylor Thompson, Don Tran, Seth Traylor, Jacob a student must have received a 9-weeks Evan Bernard, Joseph Besler, Jase Brown, Czeck, Cameron Davies, Hayden Davis, Collins, Carmen Conway, Jack Francis Trew, Charles Turner, Parker Van Tassel, grade of 80 or higher in each subject. Juliana Bui, Joshua Burdett, Rachael William Davis, Lauren Davis, Mitchell Costello, Curtis Courtney, Cody Cowen, Cassidy Warford, Samuel Wein, Kyle Burton, Claire Caillouet, Brianne Carree, DeKozan, Mitchell Delgado,Michael Matthew Craighead, Kendall Crenshaw, Wells, Davis Wood, Ryan Young, Bryan Included on the first nine-weeks “A/B” Meredith Chavers, Cameron Cobb, Ashley Demahy, Westin Demotts, Alexis Denny, Lindsay Cribb, Maylee Crockford, Cierra Honor Roll are the following students: Coffman, Christopher Cooke, Bradley Devan Ellis, Allan Emperador, Culp, Amanda Cutler, Morgan Dantin, Zanca, Oceane Ziegler

GBHS: First nine-week GBMS: First nine-week PBES’ Honor Roll announced Mr. Jeff Castleberry, Faircloth and Matthew Honor Roll released Honor Roll released Principal, congratulates the McCurdy. following Pensacola Beach A/B Honor Roll Continued from page 6C Hoskins, Nason McGahey Continued from Chandler Mapoles Trevor Schmidt Elementary School students for Mrs. Harvey - Lindsey Bautista, Isabella McFarland Marshall Schrick making the first nine week Sofie Babcock, Cali Alyssa Lewter, Kasey Richards, Geoffrey Blois, Tristen Bouchard, page 6C Bethany McKinney John Schuster Honor Roll: Hargrove, Toler Keigley, Lydia Slade Swartz, Hannah Walker Ashley Coogle, Emily Melvin, Brian Katherine McKissick Bryson Shaw Mrs. Marcanio - Mack Broach, Richards, Evan Schulz, Kasi Metzger-Moore, Dylan Alexandra McNamara Katelyn Sherman Kyle Brown, Mustafa Ghulam, Simmons, Dawson Tarnowski Dylan Giesler Fifth Grade Renfroe, Caleb Sampson and Kaden Khun, Ben Linkous, Matt Ms. Pierce - Amber Doyle, Jesse Ian Gruenloh John McPhail Gage Smith A Honor Roll Jon Sawyer-Smith Salzano, Sara Stolp Grant, Ashley Hild, Kayla Pearson, Megan Gruenloh Rebecca Mejia Quinn Smith Mrs. Player - Riley Flynn, Kaylah Nicky Myers, Evan Naquin, Gavin Timothy ‘TJ’ Hall Megan Miller Christian Sullivan Colin Adams, Logan Bruce, Jones, Emily McHenry, Colton Nelson, Tommy Campa Christian Hart Sullivan Miller Jeremy Taylor Benton Byrd, Jack Flores and First Grade McKissick, Jessi Palm, Madison Mrs. Reese - Rachel Fulton, Joshua Hartley Giovanni Mirra Marley Taylor Daniel Green A Honor Roll Thomas, César Yepes Jesse Gann, Sammy Goodyard, Owen Hayes Victoria Moore Ashley Thompson Hannah Buchalter, Taylor Mrs. Woodcock - Tripp Abshire, Luke McHenry, Richard Pino, Madyson Hickman James Mutz Isabella Trejo A/B Honor Roll Dagan Duke, Peyton Lewis, Colin Hannah Williams, Patrick Williams, Farej, Lauren Feltenberger, Kai Reid Hines Nick Nasse Connor Trussell Mazzola, Alura Sarnecki Taylor Wilt Zoe Babcock, Shelby Dunne, Hoffert, Max Mateer, Ryland Ian O`Brien Dylen Turner Mrs. Tracy - Zack Christenson, Kristin Holifield Mary Elliott, Kylie Finkbone, McCurdy, Jenna Merritt, Mia Jessica James Patrick O`Hargan Kristan Unger Fifth Grade Reese Doman, Kara Dorsey, Maria Justin Fruitticher, Patrick Montgomery, Jocelyn Reeves, Mrs. Broach - Kathleen Figueiredo, Allison Grubbs, Paola Noah Jewell Brett Pardonner William Van Pelt Blaylock,Cassidy Bosso, Emily Gutlerrez-Cruz, James Parsons, Matthew Kenworthy Daven Patel Garrett Vanderford Hodges, Starfish Holk, Maddie Gabriella Rice and John Turk. Campos, Grace Clanton, Melissa Summer Scott, Logan Turner, Nadia Kochek Nathan Paulchek Yianni Whisler Grace McCurdy, Reddon Jordan, Caden Kelley, Anna Lewis, Hayden Essary Laney Lambert Michael Paule Irma White McLaurine, Josh Priest, Dylan A/B Honor Roll Zach Pohlmann, Pepper Rice, Joe Mrs. Wilkins - Talia Bogan, David Malcolm Landrieu Colton Printiss Brittany Wilkerson Skutt and Reilly Thompson Macy Claire Cronin, Jack Rich, Cheyenne Russell, Mikayla Broadhurst, C.J. Brown, Allen Brianne Landry Olivia Printiss Frances Williams Stewart Harrell, Cece Hill, Evan Overly, Dolister, Joey Merritt, Patrick Anna Larsen Adam Reynolds Robert Wright Mrs. Godfrey - Grey Barona, Bryce Parker, Riley Robinson, Second Grade Haylie Lecaroz Grayson Rine Sydney Wright Porterfield, Briley Shaw, Brandon Bryant, Faith Franz, Kristyn Becca Starr, Devin Tigano, Olivia A Honor Roll Lauren Thompson, Aaron Vann Gordon, Zion Hamilton, Camille Trejo, Stewart Harrigill Baileigh Loggins Daylia Rittenhouse Alanna Zambetti Nicholas Ludergnani Nathen Roberts Olivia Zokan Tanner Braxton, Sophie and Bridgett Wolfe

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SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS November 12, 2009 SRIA tries ZOOLights to please moving to renters, Beach boardwalk neighbors ZOOLights, the popular holiday tradition at the Zoo, is making a BY LISA NEWELL move. Gulf Breeze News Now that the Zoo is closed, the [email protected] Quietwater Boardwalk Merchants Association made a deal to bring the The description on the site lighted displays to the shopping, din- describes one of the rental houses as ing and entertainment complex for “the perfect home for ... family the holiday season. reunion, birthday celebration, wed- “I think it’s going to be great for dings” and the pictures show a beauti- the beach,” said Santa Rosa Island ful home that can accommodate up to Authority Executive Director Buck 11 overnight guests. Lee. He said the event typically drew The problem, neighbors say, is that about 30,000 visitors to the Zoo the wedding event attracts too many between Thanksgiving and New cars to park in a residential neighbor- Year’s Day every year. hood, and hosts multitudes of guests at “We’ll do better, considering there late night parties that keeps them is no charge,” Lee added. awake until the wee hours of the The displays, which feature dol- morning, most weekend nights. phins, sharks, elephants and the like, Santa Rosa Island Authority board take about two weeks to assemble member Vernon Prather asked if a time and should be ready to make their limit can be established on noise over island debut before Thanksgiving. a certain decibel level. Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News In other business at the SRIA’s “We do not want to discourage wed- Workers remove street signs in advance of Ida’s projected landfall. As of press time, Ida was anticipated to make Nov. 4 meeting, the board: ■ dings from taking place out there, or landfall Tuesday morning with tropical storm winds. Held a request by Halford Harris birthday parties or reunions,” Prather for additional mobile vendor services said. “We want them to behave them- at Park West ■ selves.” Discussed problems with short The SRIA board discussed looking term leases in residential neighbor- at the ordinances Escambia County Much ado over Ida hoods ■ already has in place to deal with noise Denied settlement for a legal issue brought by Lori Cruse and parking issues. One suggestion BY LISA NEWELL season. cue crews were leaving the beach, and ■ Approved a request by Downing was to ask guests to use the trolleys Maintenance crews scoured the we let them know that the bridge may Gulf Breeze News Gray, owner of Blue Angel Ice Co. to from a remote parking lot or to park on beach removing more than 200 close, so that if they went to Pensacola [email protected] provide free ice for Pensacola Beach one side of the street to allow for garbage cans and the multitude of for dinner they can’t get back to their residents in the event of a hurricane, ambulance or emergency vehicles to American flags that were placed for rooms because there are 45 mile per The forecast called for a tropical with SRIA personnel overseeing tice pass on the streets. Veterans Day on Nov. 11. hour winds.” storm to make landfall along the generation and dispensing. Additionally, Prather said that busi- All ATVs and trucks were relocated Escambia County issued evacuation Alabama/Florida border in the early ■ Approved 2010 board meeting nesses operating in residential neigh- to the Hilton’s parking garage to pro- orders for Pensacola Beach, Perdido morning hours of Tuesday, Nov. 10. schedule borhoods must pay all applicable fees, tect them from storm surge. Key and low lying areas. Without knowing how intense the ■ Approved the 2010 holiday cal- including the SRIA fee. Officials were watching the weather Lee didn’t anticipate much damage storm would be, Santa Rosa Island endar Tammy Bohannon, a real estate to determine if winds would approach from Ida. Authority workers took all precautions. ■ Discussed using $900-$1,000 agent who is also a member of the 45 miles per hour, the threshold for “I think all of our improvements are “Thank heaven we already had the from the SRIA advertising budget to SRIA board, said a benefit of using a closing the Bob Sikes bridge. going to be here when we get back,” he lifeguard towers off the beach,” Santa mail post cards to island residents rental agency is that the agency pays “We went down to the hotels and said, referring to the beach walkovers Rosa Island Authority Executive asking them to sign up for e-news all fees. Director Buck Lee said. The towers informed the guests that at 4 p.m. and other projects restored after However, rental agencies located alerts were removed at the end of lifeguard Monday, the fire, ambulance and res- Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis. ■ off the island, renting homes on the Heard a report from Assistant island do not have to pay the SRIA fee Escambia County Attorney Ryan paid by those located on the island. Ross that the county is considering an As Ida approached ordinance designating zoning for “They don’t pay the SRIA fee but landfall, news crews they are doing business out here,” adult arcades and bingo parlors. The from The Weather SRIA board opted to wait and see SRIA Executive Director Buck Lee Channel braved the ele- how these sort of businesses are said. ments to broadcast Bohannon said that weddings are received on Perdido Key. from Pensacola Beach. ■ big business on the island, providing Discussed how the condominium rentals, hotel rentals LEFT: Jim Cantore Beautification Project Steering and services provided by photogra- uses a wet index finger Committee will work and how phers, caterers, disc jockeys and liquor to gauge wind direction Sunshine Laws will affect discourse between committee members. stores. RIGHT: Stephanie ■ Heard that dredging has begun “You have to look at the whole pic- Abrams broadcasts in to widen the entrance to Little Sabine ture and the economic improvements front of the Pensacola that weddings bring. We don’t need to Beach pier. Bay, and a pipeline is in place along exclude weddings,” Bohannon said. Sabine Drive. Joe Culpepper/GBN

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NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the at 12:00 noon. Dated this 440 PG 793 Clerk of the Circuit Court of 00000-0080 NOTICE IS HEREBY be redeemed according to Tax Deed to be issued there- APPLICATION FOR TAX Description of property, and the 4th day of November, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Santa Rosa County, Florida Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT DENTON II Law, the Property described on. The Certificate Number Unless such certificate shall DEED Name(s) in which it is 2009. 20800-0010 ––––––––––––––––––––– WAYNE WHEATLEY LLC holder of the following in such Certificate will be and year of Issuance, the be redeemed according to assessed is as follows: Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF All of the above property is Tax Sale Certificate has filed sold to the Highest Bidder, at Description of property, and Law, the Property described NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson JOHN LOUIS PAPAGELIS, APPLICATION located in Santa Rosa said Tax Certificate for the the east end lobby of the Name(s) in which it is in such Certificate will be GIVEN THAT VERONA V Certificate Number: 982 Clerk of the Circuit Court of POTA PAPAGELIS, LOUIS FOR TAX DEED County, In the State of Tax Deed to be issued there- County Administrative assessed is as follows: sold to the Highest Bidder, at LLC holder of the following Year of Issuance: 2007 Santa Rosa County, Florida JOHN PAPAGELIS Florida. on. The Certificate Number Complex at 6495 Caroline the east end lobby of the Tax Sale Certificate has filed ––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY and year of Issuance, the St., Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number: 1034 County Administrative said Tax Certificate for the Description of Property: LTS NOTICE OF All of the above property is GIVEN THAT DENTON II Unless such certificate shall Description of property, and 14th day of December, 2009 Year of Issuance: 2007 Complex at 6495 Caroline Tax Deed to be issued there- 21 & 22 BLK 405, AVALON APPLICATION FOR TAX located in Santa Rosa LLC holder of the following be redeemed according to Name(s) in which it is at 12:00 noon. Dated this St., Milton, Florida on the on. The Certificate Number BEACH DEED County, In the State of Tax Sale Certificate has filed Law, the Property described assessed is as follows: the 22nd day of October, Description of Property: LTS 14th day of December, 2009 and year of Issuance, the Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Florida. said Tax Certificate for the in such Certificate will be 2009. 11 & 12 BLK 453, AVALON at 12:00 noon. Dated this Description of property, and 40500-0210 NOTICE IS HEREBY Tax Deed to be issued there- sold to the Highest Bidder, at Certificate Number: 3136 BEACH, AS DES IN OR the 22nd day of October, Name(s) in which it is Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT VERONA V Unless such certificate shall on. The Certificate Number the east end lobby of the Year of Issuance: 2007 Mary M. Johnson 419 PG 248 2009. assessed is as follows: NORMAN H GUY LLC holder of the following be redeemed according to and year of Issuance, the County Administrative Clerk of the Circuit Court of Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- All of the above property is Tax Sale Certificate has filed Law, the Property described Description of property, and Complex at 6495 Caroline Description of Property: LT Santa Rosa County, Florida 45300-0110 Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: 68 located in Santa Rosa said Tax Certificate for the in such Certificate will be Name(s) in which it is St., Milton, Florida on the 7 OF UNREC SUB, AS –––––––––––––––––– Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court of Year of Issuance: 2007 County, In the State of Tax Deed to be issued there- sold to the Highest Bidder, at assessed is as follows: 21st day of December, 2009 DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK NOTICE OF BOBBIE HARMON Santa Rosa County, Florida Florida. on. The Certificate Number the east end lobby of the at 12:00 noon. Dated this 1556 PG 1167 & OR BOOK APPLICATION All of the above property is –––––––––––––––––– Description of Property: W/2 and year of Issuance, the County Administrative Certificate Number: 1169 the 28th day of October, 1614 PG 1606, LESS ALL FOR TAX DEED located in Santa Rosa NOTICE OF OF NE/4 OF SW/4 OF Unless such certificate shall Description of property, and Complex at 6495 Caroline Year of Issuance: 2007 2009. MIN RTS County, In the State of APPLICATION NW/4 OF 22-2N-26, LESS be redeemed according to Name(s) in which it is St., Milton, Florida on the Parcel ID: 01-2S-27-0000- NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida. FOR TAX DEED S 30' FOR RD, AS DES IN Law, the Property described assessed is as follows: 28th day of December, 2009 Description of Property: LTS Mary M. Johnson 01230-0000 GIVEN THAT DENTON II OR BOOK 1935 PAGE 614 in such Certificate will be at 12:00 noon. Dated this 27-35, INCLUSIVE, BLK Clerk of the Circuit Court of Name in which Assessed: LLC holder of the following Unless such certificate shall NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest Bidder, at Certificate Number: 1085 the 4th day of November, 720, AVALON BEACH, AS Santa Rosa County, Florida CAROLYN A WILSON Tax Sale Certificate has filed be redeemed according to GIVEN THAT DENTON II Parcel ID: 22-2N-26-0000- the east end lobby of the Year of Issuance: 2007 2009. DES IN OR BOOK 2685 ––––––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is said Tax Certificate for the Law, the Property described LLC holder of the following 00221-0000 County Administrative PG 183 & 10' PORT OF NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa Tax Deed to be issued there- in such Certificate will be sold Tax Sale Certificate has filed Name in which Assessed: Complex at 6495 Caroline Description of Property: LTS Mary M. Johnson ADJACENT VACATED APPLICATION County, In the State of on. The Certificate Number to the Highest Bidder, at the said Tax Certificate for the RILEY G MITCHELL St., Milton, Florida on the 3 & 4 BLK 552, AVALON Clerk of the Circuit Court of ALLEY, AS DES IN OR FOR TAX DEED Florida. and year of Issuance, the east end lobby of the County Tax Deed to be issued there- All of the above property is 28th day of December, 2009 BEACH, AS DES IN OR Santa Rosa County, Florida BOOK 1099 PG 601 Description of property, and Administrative Complex at on. The Certificate Number located in Santa Rosa at 12:00 noon. Dated this BOOK 391 PG 849 ––––––––––––––––––––– Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate shall Name(s) in which it is 6495 Caroline St., Milton, and year of Issuance, the County, In the State of the 4th day of November, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- NOTICE OF 72000-0270 GIVEN THAT DENTON II be redeemed according to assessed is as follows: Florida on the 14th day of Description of property, and Florida. 2009. 55200-0030 APPLICATION FOR TAX Name in which Assessed: LLC holder of the following Law, the Property described December, 2009 at 12:00 Name(s) in which it is Name in which Assessed: DEED TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- Tax Sale Certificate has filed in such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 990 noon. Dated this the 22nd assessed is as follows: Unless such certificate shall Mary M. Johnson ANDREW ABRAM, ALICE OPMENT LLC said Tax Certificate for the sold to the Highest Bidder, at Year of Issuance: 2007 day of October, 2009. be redeemed according to Clerk of the Circuit Court of ABRAM NOTICE IS HEREBY All of the above property is Tax Deed to be issued there- the east end lobby of the Certificate Number: 1105 Law, the Property described Santa Rosa County, Florida All of the above property is GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC located in Santa Rosa on. The Certificate Number County Administrative Description of Property: LT Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2007 in such Certificate will be ––––––––––––––––––––– located in Santa Rosa holder of the following Tax County, In the State of and year of Issuance, the Complex at 6495 Caroline 22 BLK 410, AVALON Clerk of the Circuit Court of sold to the Highest Bidder, at NOTICE OF County, In the State of Sale Certificate has filed Florida. Description of property, and St., Milton, Florida on the BEACH, AS DES IN OR BK Santa Rosa County, Florida Description of Property: LTS the east end lobby of the APPLICATION FOR TAX Florida. said Tax Certificate for the Name(s) in which it is 21st day of December, 2009 1614 PG 380 –––––––––––––––––– 18,19,20 BLK 576, AVAL- County Administrative DEED Tax Deed to be issued there- Unless such certificate shall assessed is as follows: at 12:00 noon. Dated this Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- NOTICE OF ON BEACH Complex at 6495 Caroline Unless such certificate shall on. The Certificate Number be redeemed according to the 28th day of October, 41000-0220 APPLICATION Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- St., Milton, Florida on the NOTICE IS HEREBY be redeemed according to and year of Issuance, the Law, the Property described Certificate Number: 1577 2009. Name in which Assessed: FOR TAX DEED 57600-0180 28th day of December, 2009 GIVEN THAT VERONA V Law, the Property described Description of property, and in such Certificate will be Year of Issuance: 2007 TRUDY GARDNER Name in which Assessed: at 12:00 noon. Dated this the LLC holder of the following in such Certificate will be Name(s) in which it is sold to the Highest Bidder, at Mary M. Johnson ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY LOREN T JAMES, 4th day of November, 2009. Tax Sale Certificate has filed sold to the Highest Bidder, at assessed is as follows: the east end lobby of the Description of Property: Clerk of the Circuit Court of All of the above property is GIVEN THAT DENTON II LORENE J JAMES said Tax Certificate for the the east end lobby of the County Administrative LT 18 BLK D, WOODLAND Santa Rosa County, Florida located in Santa Rosa LLC holder of the following All of the above property is Mary M. Johnson Tax Deed to be issued there- County Administrative Certificate Number: 937 Complex at 6495 Caroline LAKE HEIGHTS, AS DES –––––––––––––––––– County, In the State of Tax Sale Certificate has filed located in Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Court of on. The Certificate Number Complex at 6495 Caroline Year of Issuance: 2007 St., Milton, Florida on the IN OR BOOK 2840 PG NOTICE OF Florida. said Tax Certificate for the County, In the State of Santa Rosa County, Florida and year of Issuance, the St., Milton, Florida on the 21st day of December, 2009 1944 APPLICATION Tax Deed to be issued there- Florida. ––––––––––––––––––––– Description of property, and 28th day of December, 2009 Description of Property: LTS at 12:00 noon. Dated this Parcel ID: 36-2N-28-5840- FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate shall on. The Certificate Number NOTICE OF Name(s) in which it is at 12:00 noon. Dated this 1 & 2 BLK 225, AVALON the 28th day of October, 00D00-0180 be redeemed according to and year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate shall APPLICATION FOR TAX assessed is as follows: the 4th day of November, BEACH, AS DES IN OR 2009. Name in which Assessed: NOTICE IS HEREBY Law, the Property described Description of property, and be redeemed according to DEED 2009. BOOK 2559 PAGE 306 & BULLET MOODY INC GIVEN THAT DENTON II in such Certificate will be Name(s) in which it is Law, the Property described Certificate Number: 1018 OR 2685 PAGE 183 Mary M. Johnson All of the above property is LLC holder of the following sold to the Highest Bidder, at assessed is as follows: in such Certificate will be NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2007 Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Clerk of the Circuit Court of located in Santa Rosa Tax Sale Certificate has filed the east end lobby of the sold to the Highest Bidder, at GIVEN THAT VERONA V Clerk of the Circuit Court of 22500-0010 Santa Rosa County, Florida County, In the State of said Tax Certificate for the County Administrative Certificate Number: 1104 the east end lobby of the LLC holder of the following Description of Property: LTS Santa Rosa County, Florida Name in which Assessed: ––––––––––––––––––––– Florida. Tax Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 Caroline Year of Issuance: 2007 County Administrative Tax Sale Certificate has filed 23 & 24 BLK 430, AVALON ––––––––––––––––––––– TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- NOTICE OF on. The Certificate Number St., Milton, Florida on the Complex at 6495 Caroline said Tax Certificate for the BEACH, AS DES IN OR NOTICE OF OPMENT LLC APPLICATION Unless such certificate shall and year of Issuance, the 14th day of December, 2009 Description of Property: LTS St., Milton, Florida on the Tax Deed to be issued there- BOOK 2353 PG 231 & OR APPLICATION FOR TAX All of the above property is FOR TAX DEED be redeemed according to Description of property, and at 12:00 noon. Dated this 15,16,17 BLK 576, AVAL- 14th day of December, 2009 on. The Certificate Number BOOK 2685 PG 183 DEED located in Santa Rosa Law, the Property described Name(s) in which it is the 22nd day of October, ON BEACH at 12:00 noon. Dated this and year of Issuance, the Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- County, In the State of NOTICE IS HEREBY in such Certificate will be assessed is as follows: 2009. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- the 22nd day of October, Description of property, and 43000-0230 NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida. GIVEN THAT DENTON II sold to the Highest Bidder, at 57600-0150 2009. Name(s) in which it is Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT VERONA V LLC holder of the following the east end lobby of the Certificate Number: 596 Mary M. Johnson Name in which Assessed: assessed is as follows: TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- LLC holder of the following Unless such certificate shall Tax Sale Certificate has filed County Administrative Year of Issuance: 2007 Clerk of the Circuit Court of LOREN T JAMES, Mary M. Johnson OPMENT LLC Tax Sale Certificate has filed be redeemed according to said Tax Certificate for the Complex at 6495 Caroline Santa Rosa County, Florida LORENE J JAMES Clerk of the Circuit Court of Certificate Number: 966 All of the above property is said Tax Certificate for the Law, the Property described Tax Deed to be issued there- St., Milton, Florida on the Description of Property: –––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is Santa Rosa County, Florida Year of Issuance: 2007 located in Santa Rosa Tax Deed to be issued there- in such Certificate will be on. The Certificate Number 21st day of December, 2009 PROPERTY DESCRIBED NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––------County, In the State of on. The Certificate Number sold to the Highest Bidder, at and year of Issuance, the at 12:00 noon. Dated this IN OR BOOK 2379 PAGE APPLICATION County, In the State of Description of Property: LTS Florida. and year of Issuance, the the east end lobby of the Description of property, and the 28th day of October, 1636 FOR TAX DEED Florida. 17 & 18 BLK 388, AVALON Description of property, and County Administrative Name(s) in which it is 2009. Parcel ID: 07-1N-28-0000- BEACH, AS DES IN OR Unless such certificate shall Name(s) in which it is Complex at 6495 Caroline assessed is as follows: 02306-0000 NOTICE IS HEREBY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BOOK 2541 PG 1133 & OR be redeemed according to assessed is as follows: St., Milton, Florida on the Mary M. Johnson Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT DENTON II SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA BOOK 2685 PG 183 Law, the Property described 28th day of December, 2009 Certificate Number: 1380 Clerk of the Circuit Court of KEVIN G HOBBS, LLC holder of the following PROBATE DIVISION in such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 1990 at 12:00 noon. Dated this Year of Issuance: 2007 Santa Rosa County, Florida ROBERT KEITH HOBBS Tax Sale Certificate has filed Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- sold to the Highest Bidder, at Year of Issuance: 2007 the 4th day of November, ––––––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is said Tax Certificate for the IN RE: 38800-0170 the east end lobby of the 2009. Description of Property: LT NOTICE OF located in Santa Rosa Tax Deed to be issued there- The Estate of Arline Frances Farley, Deceased Name in which Assessed: County Administrative Description of Property: LTS 18 BLK 1, GEORGETOWN APPLICATION County, In the State of on. The Certificate Number Case No. 57-2009-CP-258 TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- Complex at 6495 Caroline 11,12,13,14, BLK 17, FLA- Mary M. Johnson ESTATES, AS DES IN OR FOR TAX DEED Florida. and year of Issuance, the OPMENT LLC St., Milton, Florida on the TOWN HGTS Clerk of the Circuit Court of BOOK 2598 PG 1204 Description of property, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS All of the above property is 28th day of December, 2009 Parcel ID: 23-1N-29-1240- Santa Rosa County, Florida Parcel ID: 28-2N-28-1340- NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate shall Name(s) in which it is located in Santa Rosa at 12:00 noon. Dated this 01700-0110 ––––––––––––––––––––– 00100-0180 GIVEN THAT DENTON II be redeemed according to assessed is as follows: The administration of the demands against the County, In the State of the 4th day of November, Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF Name in which Assessed: LLC holder of the following Law, the Property described estate of Arline Frances decedent's estate, includ- Florida. 2009. DAVID KELLEY, GEORGE APPLICATION VICTORIN MURAT Tax Sale Certificate has filed in such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 1001 Farley, deceased, whose ing unmatured, contingent MARTIN, THELMA MAR- FOR TAX DEED All of the above property is said Tax Certificate for the sold to the Highest Bidder, at Year of Issuance: 2007 date of death was July 22, or unliquidated claims, Unless such certificate shall Mary M. Johnson TIN located in Santa Rosa Tax Deed to be issued there- the east end lobby of the 2009; is pending in the must file their claims with be redeemed according to Clerk of the Circuit Court of All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of on. The Certificate Number County Administrative Description of Property: LTS Circuit Court for Santa this court WITHIN THREE Law, the Property described Santa Rosa County, Florida located in Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT DENTON II Florida. and year of Issuance, the Complex at 6495 Caroline 7 & 8 BLK 415, AVALON Rosa County, Florida, (3) MONTHS AFTER THE in such Certificate will be ––––––––––––––––––––– County, In the State of LLC holder of the following Description of property, and St., Milton, Florida on the BEACH, AS DES IN OR Probate Division; File DATE OF THE FIRST sold to the Highest Bidder, at NOTICE OF Florida. Tax Sale Certificate has filed Unless such certificate shall Name(s) in which it is 14th day of December, 2009 2567 PG 1374 Number 57-2009-CP- PUBLICATION OF THIS the east end lobby of the APPLICATION FOR TAX said Tax Certificate for the be redeemed according to assessed is as follows: at 12:00 noon. Dated this Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- 258; the address of which NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS County Administrative DEED Unless such certificate shall Tax Deed to be issued there- Law, the Property described the 22nd day of October, 41500-0070 is P.O. Box 472 Milton, Fl NOT SO FILED WILL BE Complex at 6495 Caroline be redeemed according to on. The Certificate Number in such Certificate will be Certificate Number: 2012 2009. Name in which Assessed: 32572. The name and FOREVER BARRED. St., Milton, Florida on the NOTICE IS HEREBY Law, the Property described and year of Issuance, the sold to the Highest Bidder, at Year of Issuance: 2007 GILBERT GAMBEE address of the personal 28th day of December, 2009 GIVEN THAT VERONA V in such Certificate will be Description of property, and the east end lobby of the Mary M. Johnson All of the above property is representative and the NOTWITHSTANDING at 12:00 noon. Dated this LLC holder of the following sold to the Highest Bidder, at Name(s) in which it is County Administrative Description of Property: LT Clerk of the Circuit Court of located in Santa Rosa personal representative's THE TIME PERIODS SET the 4th day of November, Tax Sale Certificate has filed the east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline 5 BLK 4, ESCAMBIA Santa Rosa County, Florida County, In the State of attorney are set forth FORTH ABOVE, ANY 2009. said Tax Certificate for the County Administrative St., Milton, Florida on the HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR –––––––––––––––––– Florida. below. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Tax Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 1159 21st day of December, 2009 BOOK 767 PG 271 NOTICE OF YEARS OR MORE Mary M. Johnson on. The Certificate Number St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 at 12:00 noon. Dated this Parcel ID: 25-1N-29-1060- APPLICATION Unless such certificate shall All creditors of the dece- AFTER THE DECE- Clerk of the Circuit Court of and year of Issuance, the 28th day of December, 2009 the 28th day of October, 00400-0050 FOR TAX DEED be redeemed according to dent and other persons, DENT'S DATE OF DEATH Santa Rosa County, Florida Description of property, and at 12:00 noon. Dated this Description of Property: LTS 2009. Name in which Assessed: Law, the Property described who have claims or IS BARRED. THE DATE ––––––––––––––––––––– Name(s) in which it is the 4th day of November, 7 & 8 BLK 704, AVALON JOE L HUDSON, YONG H NOTICE IS HEREBY in such Certificate will be demands against dece- OF FIRST PUBLICATION NOTICE OF assessed is as follows: 2009. BEACH, AS DES IN OR Mary M. Johnson HUDSON GIVEN THAT DENTON II sold to the Highest Bidder, at dent's estate, including OF THIS NOTICE IS: APPLICATION FOR TAX BOOK 1456 PG 451 Clerk of the Circuit Court of All of the above property is LLC holder of the following the east end lobby of the unmatured, contingent or November 12, 2009. DEED Certificate Number: 1050 Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Santa Rosa County, Florida located in Santa Rosa Tax Sale Certificate has filed County Administrative unliquidated claims, and Year of Issuance: 2007 Clerk of the Circuit Court of 70400-0070 ––––––––––––––––––––– County, In the State of said Tax Certificate for the Complex at 6495 Caroline who have been served a Attorney for Personal NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of Property: LTS Santa Rosa County, Florida Name in which Assessed: NOTICE OF Florida. Tax Deed to be issued there- St., Milton, Florida on the copy of this notice, must Representative: GIVEN THAT VERONA V 17, 18, 19, 20, BLK 463, ––––––––––––––––––––– WALTER R GREER, APPLICATION on. The Certificate Number 14th day of December, 2009 file their claims with this Raymond B. Palmer, LLC holder of the following AVALON BEACH, AS DES NOTICE OF GUARDIAN/CONSERVA- FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate shall and year of Issuance, the at 12:00 noon. Dated this court WITHIN THE LATER Esquire Tax Sale Certificate has filed IN OR BOOK 2643 PG APPLICATION FOR TAX TOR, NICHOLAS GREER be redeemed according to Description of property, and the 22nd day of October, OF THREE (3) MONTHS 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, said Tax Certificate for the 1431 DEED All of the above property is NOTICE IS HEREBY Law, the Property described Name(s) in which it is 2009. AFTER THE DATE OF Suite 41 Tax Deed to be issued there- Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- located in Santa Rosa GIVEN THAT DENTON II in such Certificate will be assessed is as follows: THE FIRST PUBLICA- Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 on. The Certificate Number 46300-0170 NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of LLC holder of the following sold to the Highest Bidder, at Mary M. Johnson TION OF THIS NOTICE Fla. Bar: 42171 and year of Issuance, the Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT ELLA III LLC Florida. Tax Sale Certificate has filed the east end lobby of the Certificate Number: 949 Clerk of the Circuit Court of OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Phone: 850-916-1000 Description of property, and JIM DEMILIO holder of the following Tax said Tax Certificate for the County Administrative Year of Issuance: 2007 Santa Rosa County, Florida AFTER THE DATE OF Fax: 850-916-0080 Name(s) in which it is All of the above property is Sale Certificate has filed Unless such certificate shall Tax Deed to be issued there- Complex at 6495 Caroline –––––––––––––––––– SERVICE OF A COPY OF assessed is as follows: located in Santa Rosa said Tax Certificate for the be redeemed according to on. The Certificate Number St., Milton, Florida on the Description of Property: LTS NOTICE OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative County, In the State of Tax Deed to be issued there- Law, the Property described and year of Issuance, the 21st day of December, 2009 21 & 22 BLK 238, AVALON APPLICATION Keith Glenn Farley, Jr. Certificate Number: 974 Florida. on. The Certificate Number in such Certificate will be Description of property, and at 12:00 noon. Dated this BEACH, OR 239 PAGE 113 FOR TAX DEED All other creditors of the 1315 Sterling Point Dr. Year of Issuance: 2007 and year of Issuance, the sold to the Highest Bidder, at Name(s) in which it is the 28th day of October, Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- decedent and other per- Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Unless such certificate shall Description of property, and the east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: 2009. 23800-0210 NOTICE IS HEREBY sons who have claims or Description of Property: LTS be redeemed according to Name(s) in which it is County Administrative Name in which Assessed: GIVEN THAT DENTON II 13 & 14 BLK 394, AVALON Law, the Property described assessed is as follows: Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate Number: 1527 Mary M. Johnson HOWARD E MILLER, LLC holder of the following BEACH, AS DES IN OR in such Certificate will be St., Milton, Florida on the Year of Issuance: 2007 Clerk of the Circuit Court of MARY MILLER Tax Sale Certificate has filed LEGAL 585 Gulf Breeze News 11/12, 19/2009 BOOK 2530 PG 1363 & OR sold to the Highest Bidder, at Certificate Number: 936 21st day of December, 2009 Santa Rosa County, Florida All of the above property is said Tax Certificate for the BOOK 2685 PG 183 the east end lobby of the Year of Issuance: 2007 at 12:00 noon. Dated this Description of Property: ––––––––––––––––––––– located in Santa Rosa County Administrative the 28th day of October, LT 8, FERRIS HILL NOTICE OF County, In the State of Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Complex at 6495 Caroline Description of Property: LTS 2009. ESTATES, AS DES IN OR APPLICATION Florida. 39400-0130 St., Milton, Florida on the 1,2,3,4 BLK 208, AVALON BOOK 2931 PG 148 FOR TAX DEED Name in which Assessed: 28th day of December, 2009 BEACH, AS DES IN OR Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 34-2N-28-1170- Unless such certificate shall NOTICE TO BIDDERS TNT PROPERTY DEVEL- PAVING PROJECT OPMENT LLC All of the above property is located in Santa Rosa NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed County, In the State of NOTICE TO BIDDERS bids from qualified licensed contractors for the construction of new turn lanes. This work Florida. ALUMINUM CAN CRUSHER includes construction of new turn lanes and appurtenances as shown on the project 3/4 TON FOUR WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK plans and by the project manuals. Unless such certificate shall Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, be redeemed according to Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County Florida, will receive sealed bids for a one ¾ ton 4 wheel drive truck. Law, the Property described Florida, will receive sealed bids for one aluminum can crusher. Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and in such Certificate will be must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 15, 2009, at which time bids will be opened All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County sold to the Highest Bidder, at All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and the east end lobby of the Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and clearly labeled "Bid - Whisper Bay to Crane Cove Safety Upgrades". Bids received must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 15, 2009, at which time bids will be opened County Administrative must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 15, 2009, at which time bids will be opened after this time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. and read aloud. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and Complex at 6495 Caroline and read aloud. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. Bids are to be sealed and on the face of the envelope St., Milton, Florida on the returned unopened to the bidder. Bids are to be sealed and plainly labeled "BID - ALU- Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be plainly marked "BID - ¾ Ton Truck." All interested parties are invited to attend. 28th day of December, 2009 MINUM CAN CRUSHER". All interested parties are invited to attend. inspected at the Dodge Plan Room at 700 S. Pace Blvd., Pensacola, Florida; Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida; and the at 12:00 noon. Dated this Specifications and bid form may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.san- Specifications and bid form may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.san- Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Suite 300, the 4th day of November, tarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the above tarosa.fl.gov/bids), or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the above Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the Santa Rosa County 2009. address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 Procurement office at a non refundable cost of $100.00 per set. Mary M. Johnson Questions regarding this request should be directed to Mr. Jerrel Anderson at (850) 981- Any questions concerning this request should be directed to Jerrel Anderson at (850) Questions concerning this project should be directed to Marc Bonifay at (850) 981-7100. Clerk of the Circuit Court of 7135. Santa Rosa County, Florida 981-7135. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to ––––––––––––––––––––– The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is NOTICE OF reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. APPLICATION FOR TAX in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. DEED Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. NOTICE IS HEREBY religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. GIVEN THAT VERONA V By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. LLC holder of the following By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. 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