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Recent wildfire outbreaks PAGE have local officials on their toes 1B ousted hoping that more of Santa Rosa BY VICI PAPAJOHN The Holley by the County’s forests don’t go up in Gulf Breeze News Sea (HBTS) smoke. Wildfires raged nation- [email protected] Homeowners wide as rainfall decreased local- ■ SRIA close to Association has suc- ly, prompting county officials to deciding hotel cessfully recalled its board of directors. The recall of pass a comprehensive burn ban. Tim Harrington, Laurie Gallup, Teresa Reilly and Lee Officials with the Naval Live definition Gardner was upheld by arbitrators of the Florida Oaks reserve near Gulf Breeze ■ PBES thrives Department of Business and Professional Regulation felt confident last week that the on May 10. 1,300-acre park would not fall ■ Bubba’s Unrest in the planned community came to a head victim to unwary flames. The last fall when a large number of Holley by the Sea Gulf Islands National Seashore Beach (HBTS) residents expressed that the neighborhood's park Superintendent Jerry Improvement Association Board of Directors proposed Eubanks said prescribed burns 2007 budget went too far, raising annual assessment carried out by his department in fees from $250 to $377 a year. Four-year HBTS resi- March should keep wildfires at dent and board member Neal Rogers cast the only vote bay. Eubanks said the park, against the budget residents claimed was too lavish. which is under federal jurisdic- WEEKEND "I felt that adding several capital projects was push- tion, also enacted a temporary Weather ing the line," Rogers said. "I didn't feel like that was burn ban for the Naval Live proper." Oaks reserve and the Fort THURSDAY 5/24 HBTS homeowners and residents began to organize Pickens Park. Partly Cloudy a petition for a special meeting to call a recall election. Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News “Should we have a fire, [the O More than 1,000 petitions were turned in to the board Gulf Breeze High's Class of 2007 Valedictorian Johnathan Lott (left) and prescribed burns] definitely high 84 Salutatorian Juliana Matthews led their class to receive diplomas last O in late September requesting the special meeting, but reduce the risk,” Eubanks said. low 67 the board of directors refused to certify the petitions, week at the Pensacola Civic Center. Johnathan has a scholarship to trav- “That’s their main purpose el to Mexico this summer, then will attend University of Florida next fall to according to signatories. No special meeting was along with protecting the area’s study political science. He is the son of Richard and Pat Lott. FRIDAY 5/25 called. natural ecology.” Sunny "When the board chose to ignore the petitions and Juliana will also be traveling with friends for a vacation to Mexico this Eubanks said there is an high 83O the request for a special meeting, we had two choices," summer and will also be attending University of Florida (UF) next fall, abundance of dead trees in the low 68O explains Jim Kizer, one of the leaders of the recall studying pre-medicine. Her parents are Larry and Paula Matthews of Gulf Fort Pickens Park on Pensacola Breeze. Beach but that both parks had See HBTS 6 , Page 2A6 been spared any fire outbreaks See related story and photos, page 5C See WILDFIRES SATURDAY 5/26 , Page 2A6 Partly Cloudy high 84O GB students clean up at Science O City Council grants low 69 Olympiad Nationals SUNDAY 5/27 liquor sales variance Partly Cloudy hours after the store opens. BY VICI PAPAJOHN O “No one is here from the high 85 Gulf Breeze News O [email protected] school system across the street, low 69 No one is here from the church- At its regular meeting es next door, no one is here Monday night, Gulf Breeze City from the police department,” Council approved a variance to challenged Wayne Wheatley, INSIDE allow liquor sales at the Publix Gulf Breeze business owner and Supermarket in the Sea Shell Pensacola Beach resident. “I think the logic behind the ordi- Classifieds 2-3D Collections Shopping Center. Jeff Peck, representing nance is to not subject children Community 3-5A Publix Super Markets, present- and churches to liquor sales. Crossword 3B GBMS Science Olympiad medal winners: Front Row: Nick Bookout, Seth Rejda, Nick Gupta, ed a power point detailing the This property is bordered on Editorial 6A R.J. Burns ; Back Row: Vincent Costers, Hunter Bradshaw, and Nick Musmansky chain’s organization and self- three sides by either churches or Faith 7A policing to the council. schools.” Wheatley’s son and Fun & Games 3B In accordance with city wife also spoke against the vari- Health 4B staff’s proposed stipulations, no ance. Island News 1B signage would be allowed Council man Dick Fulford voted against the variance. “I Military Appreciation 4A advertising the liquor store, and have to ask myself, ‘Am I doing Movies 3B no electronic signs would be allowed in windows advertising this for the community or for School News 6-8C business?’ I believe in the Sports 1-5C liquor brands or products. Publix Liquor Store hours integrity of the ordinance, it is Talk of the Town 5A would be held to no more than still a good thing today.” TV Listings 2B the hours of business of the gro- Gulf Breeze City Manager cery store, and Peck pledged Edwin “Buzz” Eddy asserted “Mailing Statement is that the variance allowing the on Editorial Page” that the liquor sales would actu- ally probably commence a few See Council, 2A FOUR SECTIONS VOL. 6, NO. 21 MAY 24, 2007 GBHS 2006 Science Olympiad Team - Front Row: coach Sue Cundiff and coach Robyn Just a test: City to Ludlum; Second Row: Alternate Rachel Harvey, Tiffany Sharar, Kelsey Campbell, Megan Schaeffner, Lauren Musick, and Will Dirschka; Third Row: Logan Rejda, Jake Conner, Ryan Henderson, Jon Villanueva, and Stewart Campbell; Fourth Row: Alex York, Kyle Finelli, Ryan hold hurricane drill Kent, Collin Burke, and Clayton Walden The City of Gulf Breeze will be hold- ing a hurricane exercise on June 5 to test City of Gulf Both photos courtesy of Pam Dirschka home! and identify all the key points used in Breeze Gulf Breeze middle and high school students teams in their division. the event of a disaster. The drill will excelled in this year's Science Olympiad national The Gulf Breeze High School (GBHS) team begin at approximately 8:15 a.m. and Hurricane Drill competition. The medal count was seven, in three included: Ryan Henderson, Ryan Kent, Tiffany will include placing the Daniel Dive your June 5 events, as Gulf Breeze Middle and Gulf Breeze Sharar, Jon Villanueva, Colin Burke, Kelsey traffic light on generator power. A flow High Schools represented Florida at the National Campbell, Jake Conner, Will Dirschka, Kyle chart of authority will be established for 8:15 a.m. Science Olympiad at the Wichita State University Finelli, Lauren Musick, Logan Rejda, Megan volunteer questions and answers. (WSU) campus in Kansas Saturday, May 19. Schaeffner, Clayton Walden, Stewart Williams, Santa Rosa County officials are also in the process of setting up Gulf Breeze Middle School (GBMS) partici- Alex York and alternate Rachel Harvey. The a Volunteer Reception Center (VRC) at City Hall, located at 1070 pants: R.J. Burns, Seth Rejda, Nick Bookout, GBHS team placed 40th among the 60 teams in Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze. The VRC is a centralized volunteer Hunter Bradshaw, Nick Gupta, Nick Musmansky, their division. base managed by each community that is linked in one centralized Vincent Costers Nathan Gupta and Katie McIver, Both team’s coaches included teachers and par- location and the VRC that is set up during the drill will used as a Ryan Burke, Will Spearing, Joey Finelli, Eric ents from their respective schools. Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today recruitment tool for the Gulf Breeze area. Burke, Alyse Tack, Andrew Clark, Chau Ho, Evan Watch for more detailed information in next For more information, contact Santa Rosa County Emergency Bernard and alternates Sarah Woods and Alex week’s edition of Gulf Breeze News. Management at 850-983-5360 or the City of Gulf Breeze at 850- Williams. 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Continued from page 1A ity,” Wolcott said. “The single to state forestry numbers, 4,893 in effect greatest cause in the district and wildfires damaged or destroyed Thursday, May 24 as of press time. in the state is escaped yard trash 330 structures and charred over Santa Rosa It is illegal to burn house- School Board Meeting, “Our biggest concern is fires.” 506,000 acres statewide that hold garbage (including paper County 10 a.m., School District Commission Shoreline Park,” said Gulf Wolcott said his department year. So far this year, 2,392 fires products), treated lumber, Administrative Offices, has dealt with three major fires have burned 418 structures and Committee Breeze Fire Chief Shane rubber materials, tires, pesti- 5086 Canal Street, Milton Meeting, 9 a.m., Carmichael. “Because the city is over the course of the last three eviscerated over 250,000 acres cides, paint, and aerosol con- Commissioner’s so strapped for cash we can’t weeks and his resources are throughout Florida. State tainers. Friday, May 25 Board Room, 6495 take any pro-active steps to now spread thin by other wild- Forestry Public Information No meetings scheduled Caroline Street, At this time, dry (not Milton remove debris from that area… fires throughout the state. Officer Jim Harrell said in 1998 green) vegetative debris such as of press time Wolcott said the largest of these the bulk of the structures were When we respond to a brush fire as grass clippings, pine straw, Wednesday, in that area we send everything fires occurred in northern houses and this year they have leaves, tree limbs and shrub Saturday, May 26 we have. Time is the enemy in Escambia County May 12. By been highly concentrated hunt- trimmings can be legally No meetings scheduled May 30 as of press time that area.” the time the blaze, dubbed the ing camps and mobile homes. burned between 8 a.m. and Executive Committee Carmichael said there was mother’s day fire, was mostly “Just a little bitty fire can one hour before sunset if it is contained it had consumed close burn houses down,” said Santa Sunday, May 27 Meeting, 6:30 p.m., one small brush fire near the in a pile not larger than 8 ft Gulf Breeze City intersection of Beach Drive and to 400 acres. Lightning was Rosa County’s Emergency No meetings scheduled diameter and located on the as of press time Hall, 1070 Shoreline McLane Road May 19. determined to be the cause of Services Coordinator Brad property where the debris Drive, Gulf Breeze The northern parts of Santa the fire. The next largest fire in Baker. “You’re responsible for originated and is: not closer Monday., May 28 Rosa and Escambia Counties the area began close to four any fire you start that gets out of than 25 ft to a wooded area or Thursday, May 31 weeks ago near Tar Plant Road control.” The Gulf Breeze News, have not been as lucky. the owner’s residence; not Gulf Breeze Chamber of Santa Rosa County “We’ve had a lot less activity in Milton, south of Old According to Walton County closer than 50 ft from a paved Commerce, Gulf Breeze Commission Regular here than other parts of the Highway 90. Wolcott said the officials, 1,035 acres were City Hall, Santa Rosa Meeting, 9 a.m., public road; and not closer Commissioner’s Board state,” said Ben Wolcott with blaze was in a remote area and destroyed by a fire that was County, and Santa Rosa than 150 ft from other occu- Chamber of Commerce Room, 6495 Caroline the Florida Division of destroyed 14 acres of woodland finally contained May 9. pied buildings. Street, Milton and was probably caused by an Another border-crossing fire offices will be closed for Forestry’s Black Water District. Burning material in a pile the observance of Wolcott, who works in the state uncontrolled yard debris fire. near Lake City destroyed larger than 8 ft. diameter, or Memorial Day For additional meeting forestry district that covers The third incident occurred in 109,000 acres in Florida and burning any area of land, information, please visit these Escambia, Santa Rosa and the Avalon Boulevard area and 139,813 acres of swampland in requires an authorization Tuesday, May 29 websites: Okaloosa Counties, said local devoured approximately 8 Georgia. from the Florida Division of Gulf Breeze Rotary officials have eliminated the acres. Florida was not alone in bat- Forestry (850 957-6145), and Club, 6:45 a.m., Athletic City of Gulf Breeze: number one cause for forest Wolcott voiced concerns that tling forest fires this month as is subject to additional Performance Florida http://www.cityofgulfbreeze.com Center Conference Room, fires - yard debris fires. 2007 could see an active wild- fires have broken out in New restrictions. For details, visit Santa Rosa County: fire season not experienced in Jersey, Montana, and California. behind The Andrews “The largest component of www.santarosa.fl.gov. Institute, 1020 Gulf Breeze http://www.santarosa.fl.gov wildfire ignition is human activ- this area since 1998. According Parkway, Gulf Breeze. All Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of future meetings of the Gulf Commerce: Breeze Rotary Club will be http://www.gulfbreezechamber at the Andrews Institute in the Athletic Performance .com GBPD encourages seniors to volunteer Florida Center, which is SRIA: officials looking to increase “[Area seniors] may need help researches ways to recoup the the smaller building in the http://sria-fla.com BY FRANKLIN HAYES back of the property. School District: Gulf Breeze News their responsibilities and expand with an issue that is of a civil affected citizen’s money. Rotary will meet in the [email protected] their volunteer programs like nature and they don’t know “It’s very rewarding to know Conference room on the http://www.santarosa.k12.fl.us VIPS and establish a new satel- where to turn.” you’ve helped somebody,” first floor to the right as Senior volunteer crime fight- lite office for Seniors Versus Senior Sleuths help elderly Shopmyer said. “We’ve taken you enter the building. ing programs have proven to be Crime. residents affected by unethical some crook off the streets and worth a worthwhile effort Gulf “The VIPS business and construction prac- gotten some restitution for the Breeze Police Department have turned tices, acting as the eyes and ears victim.” Santa Rosa County Sheriffs (GBPD) say and there are plans out to be a of the state Attorney General’s Office Report to expand their reach. colossal help Office and local law enforce- Judy Ertl, who runs the near- to us,” said ment by reporting on scams, est storefront in Navarre, said When volunteer John Crane Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff s Office. approached a man entering a Deputy Police high pressure sales techniques, the Gulf Breeze satellite office diabetic coma at the Naval Live Chief Robert false or misleading advertise- would be a crucial element in Felonies bation Oaks park last year, he had no Randle. “Not ments and any other deceptive the program’s effort to help idea his quick action would earn only are they Crane or illegal activity that may come seniors in need and would give 5/16/07 5/18/07 slowing traffic to their attention. There are cur- GBPD officers another way to Duncan Sr., William James, 41, Ballow, Kamen Richard, 26, him a prestigious recognition. W/M, 1900 block of Highway 87 W/M, 9200 block of Sunset Drive, Crane radioed in for help and down but they’re doing all sorts rently 29 offices, dubbed store- help victims handle civil mat- South, Navarre, possession of Navarre, kidnapping/false imprison- paramedics arrived just in time of other things. fronts, throughout the state of ters. cocaine, destroying evidence ment to resuscitate the man. Randle said the VIPS, a divi- Florida where seniors can come “The seniors can’t afford to sion of the USA Freedom Corps for help. lose any amount of money,” Ertl Kallutz, Lynette Adele, 42, W/F, DUI “I'm a community man and I 2100 block of Bergren Road, Gulf enjoy helping the community. developed by President Bush in “The Senior Sleuths program said. “We can’t always get their Breeze, battery on an officer or EMT, 5/14/07 I'm glad I'm able to be a part of 2002, are involved in working is well-known around the state money back but most of the resisting an officer with violence Castonguay, Jared Adam, 23, the police department and their security at special events, trans- and can serve as the Attorney time we do. We have about an W/M, 8200 block of Gulf Boulevard, porting police equipment, tak- General’s eyes and ears, volun- 80 percent success rate 5/17/07 Navarre Beach, DUI mission in life,” Crane said. Neblett, Candy Sue, 47, W/F, Crane, who is apart of the ing fingerprints and working teer, or actively assist in con- statewide.” 2700 block of Oakey Court, Navarre, 5/17/07 Volunteers in Police Service traffic and marine patrols. sumer protection investiga- For more information about driving on a suspended license Kallutz, Lynette Adele, 42, W/F, The success of the VIPS pro- tions,” Florida’s Attorney these and other GBPD pro- 2100 block of Bergren Road, Gulf (VIPS) program, was honored at Sheffield, Carlton Gregory, 19, Breeze, DUI and property damage this year’s City of Gulf Breeze gram has led to the inclusion of General Bill McCollum wrote grams, contact them at 850-934- B/M, 2000 block of Avenida De Sol, awards dinner May 23 as volun- a new senior volunteer group on the Seniors Versus Crime 5121 or 850-934-4050 after reg- Navarre, burglary, grand theft 5/18/07 teer of the year for his efforts. called Seniors Versus Crime, website. “These crime fighters ular business hours. Seniors Spalla, Bernadine Rae, 53, W/F, also known as the Senior have been responsible for Versus Crime volunteers are Trumble, Curtis Bradley, 37, 1400 block of Tiger Lake Drive, Gulf Crane was also honored at the W/M, 2000 block of Navarre Breeze, DUI state Veterans of Foreign Wars Sleuths program. recovering nearly $5 million for available 1p.m. to 3 p.m. Parkway, Navarre, violation of pro- (VFW) conference in Ocala, “This is another avenue seniors who were the victims of Monday Through Friday at the Fla. In April for completing 500 seniors can utilize for help,” con artists.” GBPD office located at 311 volunteer hours. said GBPD Sgt. Sharon Don Shopmyer is one of the Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze. Exceptional volunteers like Armstrong, coordinator of VIPS program’s sleuths that collects Their office in Navarre can be Elected Officials Crane are what have the GBPD and Seniors Versus Crime. case information and then reached at 850-939-4000. CONTACT ★✆ COUNCIL: Grants variance GULF BREEZE ELECTED DIANE COLEMAN, Dist. 3 OFFICIALS (850) 939-5538 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL Continued from page 1A Wheatley, who owns a liquor 32561; (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, Dist. 2 license under the name Pier One (850) 623-6299 Mayor LANE GILCHRIST liquor sales at Publix allowed Bait and Tackle, could not be (850) 932-5565 DIANE SCOTT, Dist. 1 for more strict guidelines as to contacted to determine if he still [email protected] (850) 623-0413 hours of operation and signage. intends to open a liquor store on BEVERLY ZIMMERN “We will be able to restrict his property at the base of the FLORIDA STATE (850) 932-4717 REPRESENTATIVES Publix more due to the variance, Three Mile Bridge. bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us even more than otherwise Council also adopted a mora- GREG EVERS (R) CARL HOFFMAN District Office: 5424 Willing St., allowed. The two sites allow- torium on all building, land- (850) 932-4948 Milton, FL 32570 able by ordinance are also at scaping and painting in the [email protected] (850) 983-5550 high-traffic areas at the bases of Community Redevelopment J.B. SCHLUTER [email protected] (850) 232-0939 DAVE MURZIN (R) the two bridges,” Eddy said. District until the CRA plan is [email protected] completed and applicability District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 “Staff really believes that this Plantation Rd., Ste. 3, Pensacola, location will be more in the standards could be set for the RICHARD FULFORD FL 32504 (850) 932-5135 (850) 494-7330 interest of the public.” design guidelines. [email protected] C.V. “CLAY” FORD (R) SANTA ROSA COUNTY From left to right: Capt. Mark Schimpf with the St. Lucie COMMISSION District Office: 1804 W. Garden St, Sheriff’s Office, Santa Rosa Sheriff Wendell Hall and Lt. Chris Pensacola, FL 32501-4418 HBTS: Recall successful 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, FL (850) 595-5550 Vandeventer with the St. Lucie Sheriff’s Office. 32570; (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 numerous petitions and did not RAY SANSOM (R) Continued from page 1A JOHN BROXSON, Dist. 5 certify." District Office: 348 SW Miracle Strip (850) 932-2617 Pkwy., Bldg. C, Ste. 12, Fort Walton movement. "We could either So, the residents petitioned Sheriff’s Office gets [email protected] Beach, FL 32548-5257 rosa.fl.us gather a majority of votes to call the state to intervene with an (850) 833-9328 arbitrator, and four months later GORDON GOODIN, Dist. 4 for a special meeting to consider FLORIDA STATE SENATOR the recall was confirmed. a new helicopter (850) 939-1274 the recall, or we could gather the [email protected] “A committee is forming to DON GAETZ (R) majority of votes for the recall. Look! Up in the sky! It’s The Santa Rosa County rosa.fl.us District Office: 217 Miracle Strip look into the actions of this Pkwy., Fort Walton Beach, FL We turned in a majority of bal- Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office’s Sheriff’s Office has been with- DON SALTER, Dist.3 lots for the recall." board and sweetheart deals 32548 new helicopter! out its own department air sup- (850) 983-1877 (850) 897-5747 granted to favored vendors,” [email protected] Over 2,500 signed ballots The Santa Rosa County port since Sept. 3, 2003, when SunCom 277-5009 said Kizer. “My action on behalf rosa.fl.us [email protected] were turned over to the board in Sheriff’s Office added a heli- its fixed wing aircraft crashed of the homeowners is over. I am BOB COLE, Dist. 2 early January. When the board copter to its ranks on May 8. during a marijuana eradication U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 100 percent behind the newly (850) 983-1877 rejected 722 ballots and did not The helicopter was a part of a mission in the north end of [email protected] certify the recall election peti- elected board and my role is to JEFF MILLER (R) fleet of four belonging to the St. Santa Rosa County. TOM STEWART, Dist. 1 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., support them and work with Ste. 17C, Pensacola, FL 32503 tion, the disgruntled residents (850) 983-1877 Lucie County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Wendell Hall is (850) 479-1183 took action. them as a homeowner.” [email protected] The helicopter, a 1970’s-era pleased to receive this gracious Toll Free: (866) 367-1614 Raymond F. Newman, Jr., rosa.fl.us "According to state law, the OH-58A+ Bell Jet Ranger, was donation from a fellow agency Esq., representative for the peti- board had five days to review donated by St. Lucie County and is currently exploring ways SANTA ROSA COUNTY U.S. SENATORS tioners, could not be reached for the petitions and accept and cer- Sheriff Ken Mascara at no cost to fund the fuel and mainte- SCHOOL DISTRICT comment. 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) tify them or reject them," to Santa Rosa County. nance that is necessary to oper- (850) 983-5000 315 E. Robinson St., Landmark explained Kizer. "They rejected The helicopter will be used ate the helicopter. The funds to Center 1, Ste. 475, Orlando, FL ED GRAY III, Dist. 5 32801 for drug eradication and special operate this new addition will (850) 932-6287 (407) 254-2573 Correction: circumstances, such as missing be met through drug seizure JOANN J. SIMPSON, Dist.4 Senator NELSON, BILL (D) people and natural disasters and funds and grants that are avail- US Court House Annex, 111 N. Gulf Breeze News strives for 100 percent accuracy and we (850) 994-5446 will not be flown on a regular able to the Sheriff’s Office. Adams St., Tallahassee, FL 32301 regret any errors in our publication. (850) 942-8415 To report an error, please call 850-932-8986. basis for patrol functions.

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Class reunions planned Gulf Breeze HS 1977 - The planned for the summer of 2008. 100100 yearsyears 1977 Class of Gulf Breeze High To register, call Rachel Moore at School is planning its 30th class 934-1556 or join the class e-group reunion for June 29-July 1 on at www.gbhs78.org. Centennial celebration Pensacola Beach. Booker T. Washington HS Detailed information about the 1987- The 1987 Class of Booker is ‘grand’ for Lillie Cox reunion, as well as a listing of the T. Washington High School is missing classmates, is posted on planning its 20-year reunion June BY PAM BRANNON take care of somebody else,” the class website: 15-16. Cost is $60 per adult. Early www.gbhs77.org registration ends April 30. Gulf Breeze News she says. For details, email: For more information, contact [email protected] Lillie has all her own teeth, [email protected] Booker T. Washington Class of does not wear hearing aids, but Gulf Breeze HS 1978 - The 1987, P.O. Box 6246, Pensacola, Lillie Cox was born May 7, can hear just about everything Centenarian Gulf Breeze High School Class of FL, 32503 or email reggpark- 1907. Her family decided it was you say without any shouting, Lillie Cox 1978 is seeking classmates for its [email protected]. For information, time for a big birthday party a and walks with a walker most of celebrates her 30-year reunion, which is being call (850) 450-9929. couple weeks ago at The Villas the time now - just to keep bal- 100th birthday in Gulf Breeze, where Lillie anced. with family and lives. So more than 60 people Her great-niece Marie friends at The came from all over the country Hershman of Gulf Breeze orga- Villas. to say “Happy 100th Birthday” nized the party, with some help Pam Brannon/Gulf to Lillie. from other family members in Breeze News When you added her friends tracking people down and get- from The Villas to the party, she ting some old family photos problem, like heart problems or see pictures we didn’t have of celebrated with more than 125 brought to the party. diabetes or anything. One time people like my grandma and dad people. “It was grand,” she says. Hershman comes every day in her life she did have gall and all in black and white,” she Custom Jewelry Design & Repairs Lillie was born 100 years ago to The Villas to have tea with bladder surgery,” Hershman said. Bring in this ad for in Alabama as one of 12 chil- recalls. Lillie had relatives at the 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Lillie, who lives alone in her Harbourtown Shoppes FREE Battery Repair! dren (she was #11), with eight own apartment at the assisted “Our goal was 100 cards for party from as far away as (850) 932- 1882 Expires June 30th 2007. Restrictions Apply. of those making it to adulthood. living residence, but eats her her 100th birthday,” Hershman California and Louisiana and But she is the ‘child’ left of that meals in the dining room. ‘Lillie said. And we made it. Even my Texas, to as close as Pensacola family. She worked actively in loves chicken livers and butter- daughter’s class helped.” Her and Gulf Breeze. nursing until she was 85, when milk,” she said. “When I take daughter is Amanda Cox, a The last family reunion was she thought it was time to retire her to her doctors, I always try teacher at Navarre High School, in 1965. “We saw people we had and ‘take it easy’. She has never to have time to swing by and the students sent a basketful not seen in 20 years. It was great been married, and has no chil- Kentucky Fried Chicken and we of handmade cards to Lillie. for everyone, but Lillie will dren. “I never really had time to get her a box of chicken livers.” “She sits in her room looking at relive it over and over for a long Lillie does them one by one, even though I time,” Hershman said. see her regu- don’t think she still has gotten And Lillie does remember lar doctor, through every one,” Hershman things to retell over and over. but she is on said. “One of my very favorite mem- minimal Instead of gifts they had ories was when my mamma and medications requested old family photos so I stood outside one day, when — a multi- they could put together an we had read that the Wright ple vitamin album for Lillie, and a record brothers were going to try to fly and a couple for the rest of the family. She an airplane and it would go right other pre- said it was exciting to see old over out house. We stood out- scriptions. photos pop up of people from side, and when they flew over, “She doesn’t their growing up years. we waved and waved — and suffer from Hershman’s father was the old- they waved right back. That is Her family helps Lillie Cox, center, celebrate her any kind of est of Lillie’s siblings, and he one of my favorite memories,” centennial birthday. serious died in 1966. “It was great to Lillie smiles. No trash pickup on Memorial ‘Click It or PUBLIC Ticket’ this Thurs • June 7th • 6:00pm Day for Gulf Breeze residents weekend Residents living within the garbage and recyclable pick up pickups made on Saturday. city limits of Gulf Breeze will service, will observe Memorial Additional questions should Pensacola area law enforce- Heg^c\=^aaUnited States Air dares to fly through the center photo identification to be Force, and the Pensacola of a hurricane. allowed in the display area. Aviation Center has arranged The display will be at the For more information, please for a C-130 Hurricane Hunter Pensacola Aviation Center, contact Dusty Clements at (850) aircraft to be on display. located at 4145 Jerry L 471-6415.

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BY FRANKLIN HAYES Shreveport Sports. million of cash and in- kind "In this area the military is a Gulf Breeze News "Anytime we can show sup- donations over the last six years. big part of the community. Gulf Breeze [email protected] port to military personnel it is In celebration of National We're also a part of the commu- absolutely critical," said Heidi Military Appreciation Month, nity so it's the least we could Maintenance Service Minnie Mouse and Scoop the Blair, Center Director for the Disney is sponsoring 31 other do," Libbert said. Home or Business ● General Repairs ● Electric Pelican are teaming up this Pensacola USO. "The ability to Military Family Appreciation Retired Army veteran, Purple Plumbing ● Painting ● Decks month but it won't be for a com- say 'thank you' in a public way Events within USO districts Heart recipient and Navarre res- 35 Years Experience puter-generated summer block- is an incredible gift." worldwide in such places as ident Norman Meeker said remembering those who serve buster film. The Walt Disney Blair said the local USO Guam, Germany, Korea and LICENSED ● INSURED this country is even more SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT Company, Pensacola Pelicans office, which welcomed over Japan in addition to the United important during this time of and Pensacola United Service 20,000 service members at the States. More than 64,000 ser- war. Organization (USO) will part- Pensacola Airport in 2006, vice members and their families "Some young people have ner up to show their apprecia- received a $10,000 "Disney are expected to attend these been quite fortunate for many tion for the bay area's military Minnie Grant" for the event. events throughout the month of years and have not had to make EMA Blair said the grant will provide May. R personnel during Memorial Day I N sacrifices," Meeker said. "I'm F weekend. Disney DVD's, and t-shirts in Jason Libbert, spokesman for afraid that easy time is begin- On May 25 and 27 the addition to ball park refresh- the Pelicans, said the team's mil- ning to end for our young peo- Termite & Pest Control Pensacola Pelicans will host ments for participating service itary appreciation efforts have ple. We are into something that 300 service members, 150 per members during the games. The been ongoing throughout the “To The Rescue Since 1977” we're not going to get out of eas- night, and their families with grant is apart of Disney's world- month and have included a ily. [Memorial Day] is a good Gulf Breeze complimentary tickets to the wide support of the non-profit moment of silence and public reminder that somebody has had team's home games against the USO, totaling more than $3.6 acknowledgements. 932-9288 ! to walk into gun powder." Jones completes Kattner completes OCS Andrew Kattner, 23, graduated from Your basic training 14 weeks of Officer Candidate School hosts $ 615,000 Army Pvt. Steven C. Jones has graduated from at Fort Benning, Ga. on April 26. on the basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, He graduated from Florida State coast! MILTON Ga. University in 2006. During the nine weeks of training, the soldier He celebrated with parents Max and received training in drill and ceremonies, weapons, Patty Kattner and brother Chris Kattner map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military jus- at the military ball on April 25 in tice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history, core Columbus, Ga. values and traditions. Additional training included MLS 323251 7502 Old Bay Pointe Rd He was commissioned as a 2nd ● 3BR 3BA 2,350 sq. ft. development of basic combat skills and battlefield ● Lieutenant in the U.S. Army on April Majestic Waterfront Views From Every Room operations and tactics, and experiencing use of vari- 26. He will be serving his country in his (850) 255-8110 ous weapons and weapons defenses available to the the division of Armored Tanks and con- hers (850) 255-8109 infantry crewman. tinue training at Fort Sill, Okla. and Jones is the son of Eugene Jones of Jones Road, ● ● Fort Knox, Ky. 2nd Lieutenant Andrew Kattner Linda Lewis Jack Lewis www.pensacolaparadise.com Bay Minette, Ala., and Carol Nichols of Kell Road, Gulf Breeze, Fla. He is a 2005 graduate of Learning Academy High School, Milton, Fla.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A May 24, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the 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 THE SPOT.” 2005 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Place Winner Do you think ■ Editorial Page ■ Sports Section illegal immigrants living in the US should be given amnesty?

CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn Ford reports from Tallahassee SPORTS EDITOR: I expected to have a high pres- hurricane relief bill which will tion in premiums or ready avail- houses of the legislature to reach Jason Thompson sure first session and I was not dis- help Gulf Breeze and several ability of coverage that our citi- tentative agreement before the appointed. The pressure stemmed other small zens expected and need. At this session, leaving us to debate and STAFF WRITER: from my late election and arriving communities time, I support the latest proposal finalize the proposal during the Franklin Hayes in Tallahassee after the cut-off for around the from the Speaker of the House, special session. I do hope this filing bills. Although the House state in recov- which advocates an indexed gives you some insight to the ADVERTISING SALES: granted me an exception to file ery from Ivan assessment on property taxes, thinking of the “next most junior Robyn Philips late, we had to select six bills, get and the rest of with an exemption on 80 percent of the House of Representative”. “I think there should be Pam Randall them through bill drafting and the 2004 of the first $300,000 of the true There are two more special elec- some stipulations or criteria to then try to get them on the com- storms. value of property, 70 percent of tions scheduled to begin on June 5 go along with it. If they are OFFICE MANAGER: mittee or council agenda for hear- My biggest the next $700,000, and 30 percent to fill vacancies created by resig- employed, self-supporting and Karen Murphy ing. The tale goes on from there. disappoint- Ford of the value over 1 million. The nations of Representatives Baxley their presence here wouldn't be Although it was a hectic pace, ment from the estimated savings for homeown- and Dean, who are running for the another draw on our economic GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: we got our bills in proper form, session is our failure to complete a ers is about 50 percent and it Florida Senate seat vacated by system, then possibly. If it’s going to possibly take away Nikola Stamenkovich, Art Director added two local bills for tax reform bill to reduce property would apply to commercial and Nancy Argenziano. See you from our social security then Pensacola and moved ahead. The taxes, which I believe we can and rental property as well. Everyone around either the Breeze or the Katie Killen no.” personal efforts of which I am must do in the special session. A would be taxed equally. Of Capitol. -Neala Wilkins most proud resulted in passage of second major job that is yet to be course, no one really knows what Clay Ford CONTRIBUTORS: Gulf Breeze Betty Archer Allen a Medicaid Fraud bill for the completed is insurance reform, the final compromise will be but I Florida State Representative Florida Attorney General and a since we have not seen the reduc- expect the leadership of the two District 3 T. “Bubba” Bechtol Bette Boyle Chuck Randle Citizen remains concerned over election Pam Brannon GB News reported my con- GBSA did violate any federal election practices, including Puller? I am sure his war record cerns voiced at the town meet- tax codes [it] was unintention- those of GBSA, and to include is known by all members who ing last week about Gulf Breeze al”. They did, intentional or not, language in GBSA’s agreement have been in the armed forces. Member: City Council’s (GBCC) com- and Mr. Atchison has had sever- that would void the contract But for those draft dodgers that Florida Press Association mitment to fair elections. I was al months to verify this. It upon further illegal political do not know his accomplish- struck by a question asking why should come as no surprise that activity. This cannot be too dif- ments in war, he was the great- National Newspaper Assn. I had “brought the issue to the GBSA was not formed or ficult and will serve to protect est warrior in the United States Gulf Breeze Area Chamber council’s attention six months awarded tax-free status to sup- the broader community. Marine Corps. of Commerce (“2003 Small after the election.” In fact, dat- port political candidates. It is possible that there is Bush is giving the “enemy” Business of the Year”) ing from December, my wife Promising though, is that Mr. already too much integration exactly what they want - the “I think they need to work Pensacola Beach Chamber and I have written four letters to Atchison now concedes the and interdependence for the chance to kill more Americans, for it. There are a lot of people here already and there are not of Commerce GBCC and to Board Members prospect that GBSA illegally Mayor and GBCC to muster the but Bush and Cheney doesn’t of the Gulf Breeze Sports interfered with a City election desire or courage to contest care because they, and their enough jobs as is. We need to Pensacola Chamber Association (GBSA), written a and is going to “consult the GBSA’s election interference. buddies are all getting richer look after our own first.” of Commerce Viewpoint in GB News, spoken appropriate professionals”. We Yet, we feel certain that if the and richer from the war. -Diana Olsen Navarre Tourist with Mr. Atchison, President of can only hope that this finally Boy Scouts of America (another This is my prediction: If Gulf Breeze Development Council GBSA, and attended a GBSA leads to an apology to the com- nonprofit organization) had ille- Bush and Cheney are not Santa Rosa County Chamber meeting to contest the illegal munity and a definitive public gally used their good name and impeached, the killing of of Commerce disruption of fair City elections. statement to assure citizens that community funds to publicly Americans in Iraq will still be Why do we continue to raise the ‘unintentional’ will not be endorse and elect Mr. going on until Jan. 20, 2009. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze questions? Here is a sampling: repeated. Henderson, the Mayor and City The American dead count is News welcomes your opinion. 1) Mr. Schluter, while cam- 5) GB Mayor Gilchrist Council would be in an uproar. now about 100 monthly. It may We reserve the right to edit a paigning for City Council, used unabashedly declared that it was Why? Because it is simply not be over 5,000 Americans dead letter to fit space available. We his influence as Vice President a fair election, apparently fair. Why should it be fair then, when Bush and Cheney return do not accept letters containing of GBSA to request, prepare and despite State and Federal viola- when it is GBSA and Mr. to Texas.. a personal attack on any indi- mail (city-wide) an endorse- tions by Mr. Schluter and Schluter? www.SemperFidelisNoah.com vidual. Letters must be limited ment of himself using GBSA GBSA. His reasons for this con- Bill Fisher Noah H. Belew to one per month from an indi- funds. This violated at least two clusion were unclear, but he Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze vidual writer. If we receive form federal tax codes for nonprofit appeared to think that any letters, we will print only the first organizations (www.irs.gov). malfeasance by GBSA was jus- No exit plan for Bush’s To all creatures great one we receive. Include your 2) Mr. Schluter has twice tified because the election was Iraq civil war “No. They should get legal- name, address and daytime and small publicly stated that he was not “about sports”. He thought that It’s heartening to know that ized like the rest of us. My phone number. Thank you so much for your present and opposed the GBSA maybe GBSA had just gone too even some of the right-wing generosity shown to us during mom came over here and she endorsement. However, minutes far. Interestingly, this is exactly conservative Republicans are our time of need. We had a huge played by the rules. I am a first CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze of the 4 October 2006 GBSA our position. now agreeing with what I’ve undertaking this past school generation American.. ” News is committed to accuracy Board Meeting indicate that he 6) Mr. Eddy contends that been saying for four years that year, to get the band to Miami, -Sonja Dyess and wants to hear from you if we was not only present, but GBSA and GBCC are separate George W. Bush’s Iraq War is and none of it would have been Gulf Breeze need to make a correction or requested GBSA “do some sort entities while Mr. Atchison not winnable under his lunatic possible if it weren’t for the sup- clarification. Please email us of mail out with information describes it as a ‘preferential leadership. port we received from the com- at [email protected] regarding sports that he could association’. In fact, they are A few diehard Republicans munity. with the subject line put some information of his on”. contractual partners from which are still crying after reading my A heartfelt thanks goes out to CORRECTION or The entire text was included in a the City receives funding and words of wisdom each month in all the businesses (from P’cola CLARIFICATION. Or, call fact sheet we distributed at the GBSA uses City property. They the News Journal. I believe they (850) 932-8986 during to “the proper” to Midway) and town meeting. are so intertwined that GBSA are criticizing my opinions to office hours and ask for also to all of the kind residents 3) If Mr. Schluter did object boldly displayed the GB City get their names in the newspa- news or sports departments. who dipped so deep into their to the endorsement, then GBSA Seal on its web pages; Mr. Eddy per. And they want me to use pockets to help support our violated Florida election laws says whether or not that was their names in my next letter. numerous fundraisers. by publicly endorsing a candi- appropriate “depends on the Gulf Breeze News is published They always repeat what I said So often we just assume the weekly on Thursdays for $30 date without candidate context”. Maybe the relation- and that is like having two of businesses will be generous per year by Gulf Breeze News approval. It must be stupefying ship of GBSA with the City also my letters published each when we approach them for a Publishing, Inc. Periodical to GBSA Board Members that ‘depends on the context’. We’re month. I will now use Bush’s donation, and I want to make postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Mr. Schluter now says he together when it suits a purpose; words, “Bring them on.” sure they realize just how much Florida. USPS # 021819. objected (“It bothered me when and separate when it suits a dif- I don’t know a lot about it is throughout the year, and “No. Why should we have Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- I read it...”, Dec. 13 GBCC ferent purpose. many things, but I am qualified this is why this area is so pro- to follow the rules when they tions. POSTMASTER: Please Meeting) to an endorsement that We continue to ask questions to talk about war. As a US ductive. don't have to? If I tried to do send address changes to he requested, organized, and because of conflicting stories, Marine, age 17, I fought side- Thank you again, and know the same thing, I'd be held Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box provided information for. questionable reasoning and by-side with Lewis B. ‘Chesty’ that all your efforts are noticed accountable.” 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. 4) It seems (from his inter- inaction.We have asked GBCC, Puller against the Japanese. I and appreciated. -Grace Hofius All content is copyrighted view with GB News) that Mr. on several occasions now, to also fought with Chesty against Susan Beckman Gulf Breeze 2007. Advertising rates are Atchison remains uncertain of support fair elections. This sim- the communist North Koreans Ways/Means Chairperson available upon request. GBSA’s violations. He said “if ply means to denounce unfair and Chinese. Who is Chesty GBHS Band Boosters

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Here’s what I learned in the Navy Have a safe May is military appreciation another midship- possible. A fraternity brother month. As a retired Navy man and I served from college (during the MEMORIALMEMORIAL DADAYY Chaplain and the father of a aboard the same Vietnam War) was “gung-ho” Marine 2nd Lieutenant and minesweeper. We for killing North Vietnamese From Gulf Breeze News another child headed to Marine each had a work- fighters. He attended summer Corps Officer Candidate book to complete. training with the Marines who School, I would like to share I completed mine sent him and told him not to what I learned in the Navy. on schedule while Rev. Rory M. Hermann apply to the Marine Corps; he SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. 1) Be on time, preferably my shipmate did Good Shepherd Lutheran Church was “crazy.” Specializing in: early. not. Our marks 5) Clarify my own faith. certain he provided support. 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It shows you are impor- Keep a list of how many hours to derive, implement, monitor or call the church office at 932- tant – too busy to look at that you work and the tasks you and continuously improve the 3594. right now. It’s how many perform during those hours. systems that the employees in The Gulf Breeze United Americans measure their worth Categorize those tasks based on the business use to service the Methodist Church middle – if I have a lot to do, people your skill level, low to high, customers. Most business school students (6th-8th) will must be relying on me. and how effective those tasks owners don’t delegate because have an end of the year canoe Let’s look at busy in busi- are to driving the business they do not have systems to party at Coldwater River on ness. How is that word towards achievement of its monitor the business’s perfor- Property May 30. The students currently spelled? Busyness? goals. Get rid of the low/low mance. 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Obituaries are published free of charge in Gulf Living/Retirement OBITUARIES Breeze News. Have funeral director email to enforcement. He was also the Floyd’s dry wit, pocket note Community notices to [email protected]. city’s Fire Marshall and pad and pen, coveralls, cigar, · Locally Owned Assistant Chief in the Gulf and wealth of knowledge will and Operated Lani Elise Holston by her grandfathers, Marshall Breeze Volunteer Fire always be remembered by those 1968-2007 Welch and Hal Holston. Department (GBVFD). Floyd who knew and loved him. · Home Cooked Meals A graveside service officiated was instrumental in the early A graveside service was held · Linen and Lani Elise Holston passed by her cousin, Pastor Richard development of the city and was Tuesday, May 22 at St. John’s Housekeeping Service Lusk, was held in Birmingham, away May, 11 2007, in Louisville cordially referred to as “Mr. Gulf Cemetery with Rev. Ken Griffin · 24 Hour Staff Kentucky. She was born on AL, May 14, at Elmwood Breeze”. officiating. and Security October 16, 1968 in Pensacola Cemetery followed by a recep- He was awarded Citizen of In lieu of flowers, memorial and grew up in Gulf Breeze. tion at her grandmother's, the Year by the Gulf Breeze donations may be made to the · Activities Program Elise was a very vivacious, Marguerite Welch, home. Rotary Club in 1979 and Officer Alzheimer’s Association or the Conveniently · Respite & Day Care loving person always giving back A Memorial service was held of the Year by the GBVFD in American Red Cross. located in to her friends, school, church, at Gulf Breeze United Methodist 1982 and was the first member The family sends their thanks and communities. Elise was a Church at 4 p.m. Thursday, May of the GBVFD to qualify as a and appreciation to Covenant the heart of senior class president of Gulf 17, 2007. In lieu of flowers, con- State Certified EMT in 1972. He Hospice for their kindness and Breeze High School. She also tributions may be made to the spent hundreds of hours a year special assistance. Gulf Breeze 934-1061 was actively involved at "Elise Holston Scholarship protecting the lives and property HARPER-MORRIS MEMOR- behind Stephens College, Columbia, Fund" (Whitney Bank, 3134 Gulf of others and was honored by IAL CHAPEL is in charge of MO, as editor of the yearbook, Breeze, FL 32563) to be award- the GBVFD in naming its newest arrangements. Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com and as Columbia's Youth ed annually to a GBHS senior. rescue boat the “Floyd R. Smith” Volunteer of the Year. She in 1991. Restaurant AL#9664 received a B.A. in Floyd Rust Smith, Jr. He was also a long time Communication from Stephens August 9,1917 - member of the American Red College and a Master's in May 17, 2007 Cross Disaster Action Team and Management from Troy State the Gulf Breeze Rescue Squad. University. Elise was a member Floyd Rust Smith, Jr., passed In 1980 he received the Peter of the Pensacola and Louisville away peacefully on Thursday, Van Wezel award from the Red Junior League, was a member of May 17, 2007 at the age of 89. Cross for his outstanding ser- the GB United Methodist He was born in Mobile, but his vice in emergency and safety Church, was involved in numer- family moved to Pensacola one programs. ous civic, charity, and political year later. He was a graduate of Floyd was an avid gardener organizations. Pensacola High School and and loved to share his fresh veg- She loved to travel the world attended Southern Methodist etables with his family and Christopher O’Grady, M.D. especially to visit dear friends University. Floyd married friends. He also enjoyed sailing Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine and family. Elise truly touched Elizabeth Hilliard in 1939 and and fishing and was a member many lives with her guidance resided in Pensacola until 1946. of the Pensacola Yacht Club. Dr. O'Grady utilizes and wisdom. Her friendship was Floyd moved his family to Gulf He was preceded in death by arthroscopy and less invasive considered to be a blessing from Breeze and was known as one his beloved wife of 60 years, God. of the original “settlers” in the Elizabeth Hilliard Smith, and his surgical techniques to treat Survivors include her mother, area. daughter, Margaret Katherine most musculoskeletal Dari Cook; father, Hal Holston Floyd’s line of work for 25 Smith Grant Schwent. conditions. (Linda); brother, Chip Holston; years was in the marine con- He is survived by his loving sister-in-love, Nancy Holston; struction industry and in 1968 he son, Marshall Smith; his brother, Now Seeing Patients niece, Sophia Holston; nephew, began his 22-year career with Richard Smith; his sister, in Gulf Breeze Thomas McVoy; grandmothers, the City of Gulf Breeze. He start- Barbara Smith; five grandchil- To schedule an appointment, call Marguerite Welch and Katherine ed as a building inspector and dren, Lynn Harris, Jean 916.3700 Holston. Also many close rela- retired in 1990 as the Director of Blanchard, Kelly Brimhall, tives and precious friends who Sandra Griepp, and Walker The ANDREWS INSTITUTE Public Services, in charge of 1040 Gulf Breeze Parkway - Suite 200 she dearly loved. water, sewer, gas, streets, Smith; and four great-grandchil- Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Elise was preceded in death drainage, solid waste, and code dren.

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS May 24, 2007 To condo or not t o condo? Rinke, MacQueen on opposite sides of issue He says it’s difficult to get MacQueen said the condo “Ninety-five percent of Rinke said the bigger issue BY LISA NEWELL hotel financing, and that more hotel rules inhibit the growth hotels are less than 400 square is land value, with land leased Gulf Breeze News hotels will be build on the of Pensacola Beach. feet, but there is a real for hotels selling at $15,000- Email Bubba at [email protected] [email protected] island if the Santa Rosa Island He said the Island demand for 1,200-2,000 30,000 per unit while land If condominium hotels are Authority allows multiple Authority has been taking square feet so they can live leased for condos sells at The Don Imus simply hotels with multiple financing options called great pains to sort out the their life in a lifestyle proper- $300,000-$400,000 per unit. owner financing, why is it condo hotels. issue, but can tell on a case by ty,” Rinke said. “It’s a proven “It’s now $100,000- fallout causing so much dissension MacQueen said the opera- case issue what is a condo and commodity and there is a 150,000 unit,” Rinke said. on Pensacola Beach? tional definition for hotels what is a hotel. strong market for it.” MacQueen said the limit on Well, this Don Imus thing has got- Julian MacQueen of works “just fine” across the Rinke, taking the side Rinke cited hotel rooms at the length of stay is particu- ten the Bubbas of America (BOA) Innisfree Hotels and Robert state of Florida, but in 1996, against changing the rules Sandestin which are 500 larly troublesome. back into the survey business. We Rinke of Portofino were the Robert Rinke led a process to limiting hotel size and ameni- square feet each and the old While the owner can’t stay have had a great deal of fallout on guests of NAIOP, the National redefine the condo hotel ties and length of stay told the Clarion property, which had more than two weeks per year this thing and are a bit confused by Association of Industrial and process, and for 10 years crowd how the residential cap units at just 450 square feet. under the current proposal, the word “HO!” Office Professionals, MacQueen’s been trying to is met at Pensacola Beach, Currently, the property “anyone else can stay as long How can we use it? W ho can use Wednesday, May 16. bring it back to what it was with Portofino holding the owners of the former Clarion as they like,” MacQueen said. it? What does it mean? So, we have MacQueen is one of before. approval to build the final 234 are proposing a “fractional He added that there will be made the following rule changes Pensacola Beach’s main hotel “We want to compete with units. ownership” resort with hotel no “occupancy police” to here at the BOA to be more developers. He owns the the rest of Florida on an even He said that aging baby rooms averaging 1,250 square enforce the rule, and that Politically Correct. Hampton Inn and the Hilton playing field,” MacQueen boomers are creating a feet. Fractional resorts sell when a corporation buys a From now on Santa Claus will be Garden Inn, which is convert- said. “We cannot legislate demand for a residential prop- each unit to eight buyers who unit, the rule applying to the banned as he utters the clearly racist ing to a more upscale Hilton development. The market’s erty with resort amenities can stay up to six weeks each owner’s length of stay exclamation, “Ho, ho, ho!” He can’t within the year. going to dictate what’s built such as pools, concierge ser- or trade for units in other mar- becomes even more convolut- say that even if he is on his sled ready out here.” vices, restaurants and more. kets. ed. to begin delivering on Christmas Eve. No mo “"HO!” There will be no public mourning Beach of Hawaiian singer, Don Ho, who died recently. From now on you can't say “HO” ready for at a wedding or a funeral, it just ain't fittin’. All pirate movies will be censored summer if they contain the phrase “Yo, ho, ho.” This could be interpreted to kickoff mean “Hey you HO! All references to the Seven Dwarfs Every morning, a truck rides along will be banned due to the song the sugar white sands of the core area, “High-ho!” which is offensive to sex dragging a rake to remove beer cans workers of enhanced stature. and other debris so visitors will see a The higher up you go in your com- fresh, clean expanse leading to the pany, the more you can’'t say “HO.” Gulf of Mexico. Any mention of farmers will cease It’s just one of the tasks being done due to their use of hoes, a racist, sex- to ensure Pensacola Beach puts its best ist farm implement. Folks here in face forward for visitors. Santa Rosa North can’'t say “I hoed Santa Rosa Island Authority my garden.” What would that mean? General Manager Buck Lee said the How would it be taken? It could Quietwater Parking lot has 93 new clearly be offensive to the garden. spaces; work on the SRIA portion of The Lone Ranger will be eliminat- Fort Pickens Road is complete; eight- ed from popular culture because he and-a-half miles of bike path traverse uses the patently offensive phrase, the island; bathrooms are open at the “Hi Ho Silver.” You can't use the Fort Pickens gate; Gulfside Pavilion word “HO” now, even to a horse. got a new roof and is getting new All “Ho-downs” will be terminat- pavers. ed as a racist affront to non-Southern Additionally, the four-laning of Via White Christians. The Farmers’ Opry deLuna should be ready July 19 in up county will not be allowed to do time for the Blue Angels practice air no mo “HO” downs with Country show. Music. From now on they can only Lee said the road to Navarre Beach say, “Get Down” or “Dance Down.” is supposed to be fixed by Summer 2008 and the road inside the national Submitted photo It is a sad thing, but we have to do it. Totally trashed Finally, the phrases “Heave-Ho,” seashore part of Fort Pickens is being “Heidi HO,” “Gung HO,” and “Tally discussed. Currently, ferry service is Weekend visitors left their mark on the parking lot outside Fort Pickens this weekend, and it wasn’t just their foot- HO,” will be stricken from the offi- being finalized to bring visitors from prints. Maintenance crews from the Santa Rosa Island Authority were planning to clean up the mess in advance cial Bubba dictionary and used no Pensacola Beach to the park. of Memorial Day crowds. more. We wouldn’t want to offend the Reverend Al and his buddy Jesse. We don’t want to offend anyone, we Restrooms, public safety building is open ISLANDER OF THE WEEK: just want to be allowed to say what we want and not live in fear that our Hurricane Ivan demolished the The two-story building includes The second floor has locker Tona DeMers livelihood and jobs won't be taken public restroom facility on Casino restrooms and a lifeguard ready rooms to accommodate 50 life- from us if we say things that other beach and now, three years later, a room for quick breaks or to pro- guards, a training/break room and Name: Tona DeMers comedians, rappers, and extortionists new, improved combination vide shelter during a storm, a first administrative offices. How long have you lived on can say. restroom facility and public safety aid room to treat minor injuries Public Safety Director Bob the island? 6 years, but I’ve Yeah, RIGHT! building is open on the same site. such as overheating, a senior life- West said the lifeguard area will had a house here for 20 years. I Just thought you'd like to know... Dedication ceremonies were guard office and a storage room on operate as a command center, with first visited Pensacola Beach in Tuesday for the building, the first floor. a Public Address system and radar. 1966 and the place we stayed was the Tiki on the Soundside. Beach church plans What do you do? I’m a This weekend, pray for military personnel lawyer. DeMers fish fry and VBS What’s your favorite hang- Fried fish and Vacation Bible and for their families left behind out? I don’t hang out, but I would have to say School. That must mean summer is Memorial Day is a day to Flounder’s because my daughter likes to go just around the corner. remember the sacrifices of those there. Pensacola Beach Community who have been a part of all wars in Pet Peeve: I consider myself obsessive Church plans summer activities. which our Nation has been compulsive, so there are probably too many to The return of the fish fry is set for involved. And remember we list. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, June 2. The should. Which organizations are you involved annual event has been on hiatus since One of the most touching with? Pensacola Beach Residents and Hurricane Ivan, but will return with scenes on TV is when military per- Leaseholders Association President, member plenty of fish and fixin's. And it’s sons are saying goodbyes to their 20 years; BRACE (Be Ready Alliance, a part of free. Just come by the Beach Church spouses, children, parents, and the United Way) Mitigation committee member; House for some delicious fried fish other members of the family and So, on this Memorial Day, let us of bravery and self-sacrifice that Pensacola Beach Elementary School PTA. and fellowship. friends. The pain of separation is remember not only those who go have been evident in all wars. We Do you have a goal for the island? For children through the fifth evident even as they try to keep a off to war, but those who are left can certainly pray for the loved Incorporation of Pensacola Beach. grade, the annual Vacation Bible strong posture. behind. The level of danger is not ones they’ve left behind, as well as Do you have a family? I am divorced with a School will be June 4-8 at the Beach Some, however, let their emo- the same, but the pain of separa- the wounded who will constantly 30-year-old son, Jason and an 11-year old Church House. The theme is tions go and tears stream down tion, the loneliness, the fear is felt be reminded of their commitment daughter, Rebecca. I have two grandchildren, Waterworks and is a fun-filled adven- their faces. There’s always the by those loved ones, and especial- to their country. Hailey, 7 and Lauren, 1. ture through Biblical times. question if they will ever return. ly the loved ones of the 3,422 As we enjoy our weekend, Islander of the week is a new feature of Gulf VBS will run from 9 a.m. until The price of war is not only paid Americans who have lost their regardless of our feelings about Breeze News/Island News. To nominate someone for noon and to register, contact the by military personnel, but by their lives in the Iraqi War. war, let us take a moment to this feature, call (850) 932-8986 or email church at 934-6628. loved ones as well. We give thanks for the virtues remember, to say a prayer. [email protected].

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Thursday EveningMOVIES May 24, 2007 Thursday Sunday Tuesday 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 p.m. on FOX 9 p.m. on CBS 8 p.m. on FOX A Ugly Betty “Pilot” Grey’s Anatomy “Six (:01) Grey’s Anatomy News (N) (:35) So You Think You Can Dance: “American Without a Trace: So few years on her, so It’s a long way from Cuba to New Jer- ABC (CC) Days” (CC) “Six Days” News (N) House: Idol” is over for another season, but if you like many enemies. In “All for One,” the agents inves- sey, but House’s (Hugh Laurie) fame travels far. B The King of Queens CSI: Crime Scene In- Shark “Starlet Fever” News (N) Late CBS (CC) vestigation (CC) Show star-making competitions, its dance counterpart is tigate the disappearance of a teenager from a de- So does his latest patient, a Cuban woman res- Commu- Food for The This Old House Antiques Roadshow Supernatural Sci- back for another season. Like “Idol,” it starts out tention center. She was 13 months into an 18- cued at sea. She and her husband were trying to DPBS nity Thought Hour (CC) “Omaha” (CC) ence “Buried Alive” presenting the highlights and lowlights from audi- month sentence for a deadly drunken-driving ac- get to the United States so that House can diag- E So You Think You Can Dance (:25) On News (N) Every- Every- tions around the country, so if you enjoy watching cident. It could be that she escaped to get away nose her mysterious illness. Also in the season fi- FOX New York auditions. (CC) the Lot Raymond Raymond the cluelessly untalented make fools of them- from other residents who were manhandling and nale, Foreman (Omar Epps) gets ready to move C My Name 30 Rock The Office Scrubs Studio 60 on the News (N) Tonight selves on national television, now’s the time to threatening her, but Martin (Eric Close) suspects NBC Is Earl (CC) (CC) (CC) Sunset Strip (N) Show on. Jennifer Morrison, Jesse Spencer and Lisa watch. that foul play was involved. A&E CSI: Miami (CC) The First 48 (N) The First 48 (CC) Lock Up Dog Edelstein also star in “Human Error.” Friday Monday ABCFAM ››› My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002) Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) Wednesday COM Daily Colbert Reno 911 S. Park S. Park Spade Daily Colbert 7 p.m. on TBS 8 p.m. on ABC 8 p.m. on ABC DISN Stuck in the Suburbs (2004) Life De Life De Phil Suite Life So Raven The School of Rock: After earning re- Ex-Wives Club: They’re rich, famous and E! 50 Most Shock 50 Most Shock 50 Most Shock E! News Daily 10 spectable if not spectacular box-office returns gorgeous, but that’s not the reason Angie Ever- Traveler: Are you ready for some action? ESPN NBA Shootaround NBA Basketball: Conference Final SportsCtr Check out this series, debuting tonight in its regu- ›› with such movies as “Shallow Hal,” actor-musi- hart, Shar Jackson and Marla Maples are doing HBO The Omen (2006) Liev Schreiber. Big Love (CC) Confess Sopranos lar slot. Matthew Bomer (“Tru Calling”) and Logan Reba Reba Ultimate Deception (1999) Richard Grieco. Will Will cian Jack Black scored an out-of-the-park hit with this new show. They’re also veterans of the LIFE Marshall-Green (“The O.C.”) star as two friends MAX (6:45) ››› Inside Man (2006) (CC) ›› Doctor Dolittle (1998) Hotel this clever, engaging 2003 comedy. He plays a breakup wars. Here, they bring their “been there, on the run from the law after a third friend, Will MTV Pimp Pimp Pimp MTV Holly Giant Bubble World spirited (of course) rock band member-turned- done that” expertise to ordinary women who have SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn TNA Wrestling The Ultimate Fighter Ult. Fighting substitute teacher who loosens up a fifth-grade suffered nasty divorces, showing them how to get Traveler (Aaron Stanford), blows up a museum TBS MLB Baseball New York Mets at Atlanta Braves. Friends Friends Friends class and makes it the hippest music act around. over him, get back at him and move on. Life with them in it and disappears. Think “The Fugi- TNT ››› Seven (1995, Suspense) Brad Pitt. (CC) ›› The Gift (2000) (CC) Adult co-stars include Joan Cusack, Sarah Silver- coach Debbie Ford also counsels the partici- tive” times two, with a side dish of “Lost”-style USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law Order: CI Law Order: CI man and the film’s writer, Mike White. pants. mysteries to unravel.

Friday EveningMOVIES May 25, 2007 Saturday EveningMOVIES May 26, 2007 Sunday EveningMOVIES May 27, 2007 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 A America’s Funniest National Bingo Night 20/20 (CC) News (N) (:35) A NBA NBA Basketball Conference Final Game 3 -- Teams News (N) (:35) Cold A Extreme Makeover: Desperate House- (:02) Brothers & Sis- News (N) The Law ABC Home Videos (CC) (iTV) (N) (CC) News (N) ABC Count TBA. (Live) (CC) Squad ABC Home Edition (CC) wives (CC) ters “Patriarchy” Show B Ghost Whisperer Close to Home NUMB3RS “Brutus” News (N) Late B NUMB3RS 48 Hours Mystery 48 Hours Mystery News (N) Without a B Cold Case “Deten- Cold Case “The Key” Without a Trace “All News (N) Andy Grif- CBS “The Night We Met” “Legacy” (CC) (CC) Show CBS “Scorched” (CC) (CC) (CC) Trace CBS tion” (CC) (CC) for One” (CC) fith D Washing- NOW (N) Aware Bill Moyers Journal Tavis Greatest D The Lawrence Welk Keeping As Time Being Fawlty Monty Monty D National Memorial Day Concert Airgroup Bill Moyers Journal Airgroup A Gather- PBS ton Week (CC) (N) (CC) Smiley Escapes PBS Show Up Goes By Served Towers Python Python PBS (2007) (Live) (CC) 16 “D-Day Revisited” 16 ing of ›› E Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) (PA) News (N) Every- Every- E Cops (CC) Cops (CC) America’s Most News (N) CSI: Miami “Shat- Mad TV E (4:00) NASCAR Racing Nextel Cup -- Coca- News (N) CSI: Miami “Payback” Every- FOX Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight. (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX Wanted-Fights Back tered” (CC) (CC) FOX Cola 600. (Live) (CC) (CC) Raymond ››› C 1 vs. 100 (CC) Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order “Fame” News (N) Tonight C Chicago (2002, Musical) Catherine Zeta-Jones. Rival enter- News (N) Sat. Night C (6:00) Dateline NBC Friday Night Lights Law & Order: Spe- News (N) Law Call NBC nal Intent (CC) (CC) Show NBC tainers vie for the spotlight from behind bars. (CC) NBC (N) (CC) “Homecoming” cial Victims Unit A&E CSI: Miami (CC) CSI: Miami (CC) Intervention (CC) Intervention “Trent” A&E Flip This House Flip This House Jackpot Diaries, Part 2 Lottery winners. A&E Dog Dog Simmons Simmons Gene Simmons The First 48 (CC) ABCFAM › Head Over Heels (2001) Monica Potter. Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM (6:00) Bring It On Bring It On: All or Nothing (2006) (CC) The List (2006) (CC) ABCFAM ›› Ice Princess (2005) Joan Cusack. ›› Ice Princess (2005) Joan Cusack. COM Chris Rock: Bigger & Blacker Presents McFar Presents Presents Presents COM ››› Coming to America (1988) Eddie Murphy. › How High (2001) (CC) COM ›› Friday (1995) Ice Cube. (CC) ›› Jackass: The Movie (2002) (CC) DISN Montana Cory ›› Cadet Kelly (2002) Hilary Duff. Suite Life So Raven DISN Cory Suite Life The Emperor’s New Groove So Raven Suite Life So Raven DISN ›› Beethoven’s 4th (2001) So Raven Phil Sadie Suite Life So Raven E! 50 Most Shock 50 Most Shock The Soup Girls E! News Daily 10 E! THS Investigates: Curse of the Lottery Saturday Night Live The Soup Girls E! Osbournes: The E! True H’wood Girls Girls Girls Girls ESPN College Softball Baseball Tonight (Live) SportsCenter (CC) ESPN College Softball: NCAA Super Regional Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Detroit Tigers. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (CC) HBO (6:45) ›› The Matrix Revolutions (2003) Entou Entou Real Time HBO ››› Over the Hedge (2006) The Sopranos (CC) ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin HBO Mr. & Mrs. Smith Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007) (:15) V for Vendetta LIFE Reba Reba To Have and to Hold (2006) (CC) Housewives LIFE (6:00) Arthur Hailey’s Detective (2005) Tom Berenger. (CC) Medium (CC) LIFE (6:00) Gone but Not Forgotten (2005) Brooke Shields. (CC) Grey’s Anatomy MAX Star Wars: Episode III-Revenge of Sith ›››› Star Wars (1977) Mark Hamill. MAX Red Eye ›› The Transporter 2 (2005) ›› Final Destination 3 (2006) Best Sex MAX (5:45) ››› King Kong (2005) (CC) ››› The Shawshank Redemption MTV Scarred Scarred Jackass Jackass › Pootie Tang (2001) Lance Crouther. MTV Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld Real Wrld MTV Scarred Scarred Scarred Scarred Real World Rob & Bubble SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn UFC Fight Night Ult. Fighting SPIKE Sniper 2 Sniper 3 (2004, Action) Tom Berenger. The Ultimate Fighter Wrestling SPIKE (6:30) ››› First Blood (1982) CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI TBS ››› The School of Rock (2003) Jack Black. (CC) Friends Friends King TBS (6:00) ››› Forrest Gump (1994) (PA) ››› Something’s Gotta Give (2003) TBS ››› Cast Away (2000) (PA) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt. (CC) ››› Cast Away TNT (:15) NBA Basketball Conference Final -- Teams TBA. (:45) Inside the NBA Torque TNT (6:00) ››› A Time to Kill (1996) (CC) ››› Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003, Action) (CC) TNT Pregame NBA Basketball Conference Final -- Teams TBA. Inside the NBA USA Law & Order: SVU Monk (CC) Law & Order: SVU House “The Jerk” USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU House (CC) USA Monk (CC) Monk (CC) Monk (CC) Monk (CC)

Monday EveningMOVIES May 28, 2007 Tuesday EveningMOVIES May 29, 2007 Wednesday EveningMOVIES May 30, 2007 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 A Wife Swap “Silver/Pit- Ex-Wives Club (Se- Supernanny “Cantoni News (N) (:35) A Stormwatch 2007 Accord- Accord- Boston Legal “Trial of News (N) (:35) A Next Best Thing Traveler “Pilot” (CC) Traveler “The Re- News (N) (:35) ABC ney” (N) (CC) ries Premiere) (N) Family” (N) News (N) ABC ing-Jim ing-Jim the Century” News (N) ABC treat” (N) (CC) News (N) B How I Met Old Chris- Two/Half King of CSI: Miami “Fade News (N) Late B NCIS “Twisted Sister” The Unit “Bait” (CC) Flashpoint: Kimberly News (N) Late B King of King of Criminal Minds “Ash- CSI: NY “The Lying News (N) Late CBS tine Men Queens Out” (CC) Show CBS (CC) Dozier Show CBS Queens Queens es and Dust” Game” (CC) Show D Antiques Roadshow American Experience “Victory in the Pacific” Globe Trekker “Las D Nova “Volcano Above Everglades, A Naked Independent Lens “The Wild Charlie’s D Craft in America Craft in America Craft in America Austin City Limits PBS “Omaha” (CC) The battle of Okinawa. Vegas City Guide” PBS the Clouds” Planet Special Parrots of Telegraph Hill” (N) Lake PBS “Memory” (N) (CC) “Landscape” (N) “Community” (N) (CC) E On the Lot The 18 finalists’ short films. (N) News (N) Every- Every- E On the Lot Three fi- House “Human Error” News (N) Every- Every- E So You Think You Can Dance Dancers au- News (N) Every- Every- FOX (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX nalists leave. (N) (PA) (CC) Raymond Raymond FOX dition in Los Angeles and Chicago. (N) Raymond Raymond C The Real Wedding Miss Universe 2007 (Live) (CC) News (N) Tonight C Law & Order “Avatar” Law & Order: Crimi- Law & Order: Spe- News (N) Tonight C Outra- Outra- Outra- Outra- Medium “Better Off News (N) Tonight NBC Crashers (N) (CC) Show NBC (CC) nal Intent (CC) cial Victims Unit Show NBC geous geous geous geous Dead” (CC) Show A&E The Sopranos (CC) (:09) The Sopranos (CC) (:23) The Sopranos TBA A&E CSI: Miami (CC) Dog Dog Angel Angel Angel Angel A&E CSI: Miami (CC) The Sopranos (CC) (:15) The Sopranos (CC) TBA ABCFAM Kyle XY (CC) Whose? Whose? Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM ›› Here on Earth (2000) Chris Klein. Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) ABCFAM ›› Look Who’s Talking Now (1993) (CC) Whose? Whose? The 700 Club (CC) COM Daily Colbert Reno 911 S. Park Scrubs Scrubs Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Reno 911 S. Park Live at Gotham Daily Colbert COM Daily Colbert Reno 911 S. Park S. Park Mencia Daily Colbert DISN ›› Leroy & Stitch (2006) So Raven So Raven Life De Suite Life Montana DISN Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior (2006) So Raven Life De Suite Life Montana DISN ›› The Country Bears (2002) (CC) So Raven Life De Suite Life Montana E! Girls Girls Girls Next Door Simple Sunset E! News Daily 10 E! Sunset The Soup Tori Spelling THS Girls Simple E! News Daily 10 E! › A Guy Thing (2003) Jason Lee. Girls Sunset E! News Daily 10 ESPN NBA Shootaround NBA Basketball: Conference Final SportsCtr ESPN MLB Baseball: Giants at Mets Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (CC) ESPN NBA Shootaround NBA Basketball: Conference Final SportsCtr HBO Real Time ››› Over the Hedge (2006) ››› Wide Awake (2006) HBO The Sopranos (CC) The Sopranos (CC) The Sopranos (CC) Bury My Heart HBO The Sopranos (CC) The Sopranos (CC) Real Time Cathouse Break-Up LIFE Reba Reba My Name Is Sarah (2007) Jennifer Beals. Will Will LIFE Reba Reba Nora Roberts’ Carolina Moon (2007) (CC) Will Will LIFE Reba Reba What Comes Around (2006) (CC) Will Will MAX ›› Final Destination 3 (2006) On Set ›› X-Men: The Last Stand Erotic MAX ›› American Dreamz (2006) (CC) ›› The Ringer (2005) Ghost MAX (:15) ›› Cruel Intentions (1999) (CC) ›› Final Destination 3 (2006) Bedtime MTV Run Run Run Run Run Run Flavor of Love MTV Chal Chal Punk’d Scarred Chal Rob & Real World MTV Real World Real World Should Real World Vegas Rob & Rob & SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: NY (CC) SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn ›› Predator 2 (1990) Danny Glover, Gary Busey. Sports SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn CSI: Crime Scn TBS Friends Friends Friends Friends Family Family Seinfeld Seinfeld TBS Raymond Raymond Sex & Sex & Friends Friends Sex & Sex & TBS Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King Galaxy Quest (1999) TNT Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Cold Case (CC) TNT (:15) NBA Basketball Conference Final -- Teams TBA. (:45) Inside the NBA Murder TNT Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Without a Trace USA Law & Order: SVU WWE Monday Night Raw (Live) (CC) Law & Order: SVU USA Law SVU ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002) Josh Lucas (CC) Law & Order: SVU USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 24, 2007 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Tonight’s ‘Evenings’ concert salutes armed forces The Pensacola Civic Band PJC music student who studied will pay tribute to our armed voice with Bill Clarke. forces at the Evenings in Olde One of the Evenings’ high- PLAN YOUR WEEKEND Seville Square concert on lights is Giuliano’s rendition of Thursday, May 24 from 7–9:15 “Nessun Dorma,” the popular p.m. in historic Seville Square aria from Giacomo Puccini's frozen desserts, soft drinks and through August 1. We invite the in downtown Pensacola. opera Turandot, which achieved bottled water. interested public to come help Opening the evening is Baldwin pop status through Luciano This year’s concert series us enjoy the music. We’d like to Pops with a mix of jazz, march- Pavarotti and as the BBC’s would not have been possible meet you. There is adequate es and traditional band music. theme song for the 1990 without the support of the Olde parking at the church. The event The Civic Band will entertain tonight in Seville Square. Get into the spirit of Football World Cup held in Seville Square Club members. is rain-or-shine. If weather is Memorial Day as The Pensacola Italy. Concertgoers can join the club unfavorable, we will move for two tickets will benefit IB reputation for putting on an Civic Band, conducted by Don The Evenings in Olde Seville for only $15 annually during inside the parish house.” West, a private nonprofit agency incredible concert and fans Snowden, will present a patriot- Square concert season continues any of the concerts. For details, call 433-0074. dedicated to helping the blind won't want to miss hits includ- ic tribute with songs such as May 31 with “Broadway à la The Northwest Florida and visually impaired achieve ing “All Mixed Up,” “Down,” “Armed Forces Salute,” Carte.” directed and choreo- Bloodmobile will also be pre- Tickets on sale for maximum independence. “Amber,” “Don’t Stay “America the Beautiful” and graphed by Roy Bracken. sent from 5–9 p.m. at every con- Angels on the Details: 477-2663 or lind- Home”and many more! Hasidic “God Bless America.” When attending concerts, cert on the corner of Alcaniz and [email protected] or visit rapper Matisyahu and the cult American Tenor Sergeant First bring a lawn chair or a blanket Zaragoza Streets offering you Beach Getaway www.ibwest.org. favorite jam band Particle are Class Antonio Giuliano will for seating. Also, bring your the chance to give the gift of life Tickets are now available for set to kick off the show. return to Pensacola to join the appetite! Located on Alcaniz by donating blood. the Angels on the Beach Tickets on sale Saturday, Pensacola Civic Band as guest Street, concession stands also Getaway. The winner will enjoy 311 tickets now on May 19 at 10a.m. Ticket price artist for this special evening. offer sandwiches, wraps, hot Reunion Band kicks a three-night stay in a gulf-front sale at Civic Center is $42.50 (all seats general SFC Guiliano is a member of dogs, sausage, snacks and the room at the Hilton Pensacola 311 is back on the road with off Summer with admission). Tickets are avail- the U.S. Army Chorus in Evening’s famous freshly Beach Gulf Front on Blue Angel their "Summer Unity Tour" and Serenade Series able at The Pensacola Civic Washington, DC, and former popped popcorn as well as Weekend, July 19, 20 and 21. A hitting the Pensacola Civic Wednesday meal package for the weekend is Center on Sunday, July 15. 311's Center Box Office, The Reunion Band leads off also included. mix of rock, reggae, metal and Ticketmaster outlets, Charge By National Seashore has the Summer Serenade Series at Tickets are available at funk are sure to be one of the Phone (850) 434-7444, or St. Christopher’s Episcopal Independence for the Blind of highlights on the gulf coast's to- www.ticketmaster.com (addi- Church, 3200 N. 12th Avenue West Florida (IB West). The do-list this summer. 311 has a tional fees may apply). plans for a busy summer on Wednesday May 30 at 6:30 drawing will be held June 29. p.m. The Reunion Band plays No purchase is necessary to Gulf Islands National Seashore will be offering expand- music of the ‘60s to ‘80s. This win, however a donation of $5 OPEN DAILY ed ranger-led interpretive programs for the summer season. popular group has performed in 12:30 pm Snorkling at Perdido Key on Wednesdays, May 30 the area including Evenings in through Aug. 15, at 10 a.m. Call 850-455-5167 for reserva- (850) 934-3332 Olde Seville Square and it GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 tions. BREEZE 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit played the initial performance CINEMA 4 National Trails Day Sunset Walk at the entrance gate to for St. Christopher’s Summer Fort Pickens, June 2 at 7 p.m. YOUR ART HOUSE NOW SHOWING Serenade last year. th st Seeing Sea Life at Perdido Key, Tuesdays, May 29 BY THE BEACH Friday May 25 through Thursday May 31 The concerts are free and are through Aug 14 at 9 a.m. Friday May 25th- Sunday May 31st presented on the lawn of St. ● Pirates of the Caribbean (At World’s End): PG-13 Seeing Sea Life at Naval Live Oaks, Sundays, June 17 Christopher’s church. Patrons The Year of the Dog ...... 12:15 1:00 2:00 4:00 4:30 5:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 through Aug. 13 at 2 p.m. (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 are invited to bring lawn chairs ------● Shrek the Third: PG Pensacola in the Civil War at Naval Live Oaks, and snacks, if desired. The History Boys ...... 12:30 1:30 2:40 3:40 4:50 5:50 7:00 8:00 9:10 10:10 Thursdays, May 31, June 14, June 28, July 12, July 26 and (NR) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 However, there will be some ------● August 9 at 10 a.m. The Black Book Spiderman 3: PG-13...... 12:45 3:45 6:45 9:45 snacks and soft drinks for sale at (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 Apaches of Fort Pickens at Naval Live Oaks, ------● Bug: R...... 1:10 4:10 7:10 9:30 the event. The Namesake Thursdays, June 7, June 21, July 5, July 19, Aug. 2 and Aug There is a SNEAK PEEK show of Pirates of the Caribbean on Thursday, May 24 at 8:00PM ! The Rev. Lester Durst, (PG13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 16 at 10 a.m. FREE SUMMER KID SHOWS! 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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 24, 2007 Sports Briefs Jamboree learning experience for Dolphins

BY JASON THOMPSON Christian Surfers Gulf Breeze News Paddle Out [email protected] Saturday at The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Pensacola Beach football team had a busy week last week, playing in a three-team The Pensacola Christian Surfers will hold a Paddle jamboree at Pace on May 15 Out Memorial May 26 at 9 before returning home for the Blue a.m. on the west side of the and White game three days later. Pensacola Beach Pier. “We put about a quarter of the The PCS will also hold a offense in,” coach Chris Nemith free surf clinic at 10 a.m. A said after the jamboree. “It’s hard sand castle competition, to scheme against two different beach soccer, and free Boar’s offenses in just 10 days. I Head hot dogs will also be thought the guys did a good job.” available. The fun will last The jamboree featured all until 4 p.m. three team’s junior varsities and For more information, varsity squads. Gulf Breeze's JV contact Ken Griffin (850) played Pace for a quarter, then 932-9304 or email played Milton's for a quarter. surfers@pensacolachris- Pace and Milton then played a tiansurfers.com. quarter and repeated that schedule for the varsity teams. Dolphin Baseball Proof that things were difficult Camp May 28-31 for the young Dolphins were five Dolphin Baseball Camp turnovers and only two first for ages 7 to 14 will be downs against Pace’s and Milton’s Monday, May 28 -Thursday, JV. The Dolphin JV kept Pace off May 31 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 the scoreboard in the first quarter, Photo courtesy of Sue Violette noon at the Dolphin Baseball ending in a 0-0 tie, while the Garrett Carr tries to get away from a tackler during the Dolphins’ Blue and White game Friday. Field. Panthers beat Gulf Breeze 12-0. Harris had two catches, one went 4-for-7 for 26 yards in the passes for 21 yards. The Panthers scored on its first Attendees should wear Grant Harris’ eight-yard from both Ben Lively and quarter, ran for a first downs on The loss was compounded by two possessions against Gulf baseball attire (glove, hat, catch from Ben Lively Thomas Dorsey. third and three before the Mike Tugwell tearing his ACL Breeze - one on a seven-yard run, cleats, etc.). Cost is $100 for accounted for the first down Wes Cross recovered a Dolphins had to punt. late in the quarter. Tugwell the other on a nine-yard pass. all four days, or $30 for a against Pace, while Colin fumble for the Dolphins against Pace picked up a pair of first would have been one of only Schnackenberg was 11-for-16 single day. Burke’s 12-yard scamper on Milton, while Seth Hewerdine down on their opening series two returning starters on passing for 60 yards, completing For details, call Coach third and nine was the lone first blocked an extra point. Making before the defense stiffened. defense for the Dolphins (Jacob his first seven passes and throw- Renfroe at 748-2227 or email down against the Panthers. multiple stops on defense were Jimmy Beyers sacked Nunez on a Burks is the other). He hopes to ing to five different receivers. him at [email protected] Defensively, Jesse Parsons and Troup, Blake Conner, Taylor first down play before Eric Mims be back for the final few games Franklin caught five for 26 tarosa.k12.fl.us. Colin Greer had consecutive sacks Retherford and Jeff Leonard. broke up a pass on third down. of the regular season. yards, while Cody Warford See Briefs, Page 4C 6 to end one Pace drive, while Matt Pace’s Riley Hawkins grabbed GBHS went three and out Center Kyle Magnes also tore caught two for 16 yards. Fockler recovered a Patriot a 38-yard pass from Aaron Nunez before Pace drove 56 yards for his rotator cuff during the Zach Permenter and Shane fumble inside the Dolphin 20-yard with 1:23 left to beat the the touchdown. Mims blocked jamboree. He was one of only two Dorlag had multiple stops for the line in the final minute. E.J. Troup Dolphins 6-0 in varsity action. the extra point. returning starters on the offensive Dolphins. Tides had a pair of tackles in the quarter. Kyle Schnackenberg, who Stuart Franklin caught three line (Scott Mitchell is the other). See Dolphins, Page 2C 6

Pensacola Bay Entrance May 24-30 Thur 24 - Low 1:53 AM, High 11:48 PM 2007-08 Gulf Breeze High School Fri 25 - Low 1:15 AM, High 8:43 AM, Low 11:35 AM Sat 26 - High 7:46 AM, Low 6:17 PM Sun 27 - High 7:27 AM, Low 6:21 PM Dance Mon 28 - High 7:29 AM, DDaannccee Low 6:44 PM Tue 29 - High 7:46 PM, Low 7:19 PM Wed 30 - High 8:15 AM, Low 8:04 PM Navarre Beach TTTeeeaaammm May 24-30 Thur 24 - Low 12:01 AM, High 11:04 AM, Low 11:23 PM Fri 25 -High 7:59 AM, Low 9:43 PM Sat 26 - High 7:02 AM, Low 4:25 PM Sun 27 - High 6:43 AM, Low 4:29 PM Mon 28 - High 6:45 AM, Low 4:52 PM Tue 29 - High 7:02 PM, Low 5:27 PM Wed 30 - High 7:31 AM, Low 6:12 PM

Milton, Blackwater River May 24-30 Thur 24 - Low 4:14 AM, High 2:51 PM Fri 25 - Low 3:36 AM, High 11:46 PM Sat 26 - Low 1:56 AM, Photo courtesy of Sue Violette High 10:49 AM, Low 8:38 PM New team hosts camp June 4 Sun 27 - High 10:30 AM, Low 8:42 PM The recently picked 2007-08 GBHS dance team will hold a Dance Camp June 4-8 in the high school gym. This camp is open to kindergartners through Mon 28 - High 10:32 AM, eighth-graders. The camp will run from 8:30 to 12:30 each day with a performance for parents on Friday at noon. For information about the camp, con- Low 9:05 PM tact Melissa Malone, Dance Team Coach, at [email protected]. Tue 29 - High 10:49 PM, Team members include: Charlotte Engel, Kelsey Bray, Samantha Saad, Shainna Shortt, Miranda Coley, Brittany Anderson, Lexi Sydow, Chelsea Low 9:40 PM Owens, Tara Swann, Courtney Trevino, Sarah Cook, Chelsea Knox, Kelsey Campbell, Jerrica Batting, Emily Scarborough, Katie Stanhagen, Julie Wed 30 - High 11:18 AM, Miller, Katy Martin, Taylor Sansom, Heidi Mefford, Caitlin Violette and Lisa Aguado. Low 10:25 PM

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2C May 24, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports DOLPHINS Continued from Page 1C yard pass to Cuyler Snyder. But two plays later, Harris picked NEWS Friday’s Blue and White game off a Carr pass two plays later, Gulf Breeze featured only a smattering of varsity making it 12-6 Blue. players, with the younger guys get- Carr would quickly redeem ting most of the playing time. himself, throwing a 55-yard The White team was offensive touchdown pass to Chris Barretta Cancun’s wins GBSA nailbiter, 3-2 players, while the Blue team was on the very next play. Thomas BY JASON THOMPSON the defense. The Blue team Farmer’s PAT made it 13-12 scored one point when they White with 5:26 left in the half. Gulf Breeze News forced a turnover on downs and Blue would tie the game at 13 [email protected] three points for a takeaway. when they forced a punt after Alison Milam had two hits The Blue team went up 1-0 on Mario Villegas gave Gulf and scored the game-winning the opening series when Grant Breeze a first down. run in Cancun’s 3-2 win over Harris stopped Stephen Schmitz Blue would reclaim the lead the Myrtle Grove Bobcats. after a short catch from Garrett when Blake Conner recovered a Ashley Scott had the only other Carr. The Blue team made it 4-0 fumble. Three plays later, Moore base hit, while Lauren Alverson two plays later when Casey fell on a loose ball to make it 19- scored the team’s only other run. Moore picked off a Carr pass. 13 Blue as the half ended. Paulus 10, Myrtle Grove Lively played the next series Blue made it 20-13 by Sandy Sansing 0: Becca Violette at quarterback for the White forcing a ‘three and out’ to start the second half. homered, while Amber Nicholson team, completing a 27-yard pass to Alex Gonzales. But four plays Kale Driscoll made a three yard had two hits and scored twice to later, the White team turned it grab on a fourth and three before lead Paulus to a win May 5. over on downs, making it 5-0. Parsons made a fourth down stop, Breezy Paulus and Jamie On a fourth and two play, making the score 21-13 Blue. Droogsma had two hits and Parsons recovered one of his Another three and out on the scored once in the while, while two fumbles to make it 8-0 Blue next series made it 22-13 Blue Brianna Carree scored twice. with 3:07 left in the first quarter. before Austin Santiago made a 34- 8-under softball Quarters were 10 minutes long, yard field goal to make it 22-16. IBC 13, Edlund 0: Ashley compared to the normal 12. Villegas scored on a 15-yard run to Cecil had three hits and scored With Dorsey at quarterback tie the game at 22 before the extra three times, while Madison for the next series, Burke hauled point gave White a 23-22 win. Patrick and Paris Dupuis had in a 37-yard pass on a fourth and The Dolphins are off all this two hits and two runs scored in 12 play. Harris recorded a sack week, with the offensive line a win for IBC May 4. Submitted Photo on the next play before Dorsey and the passing offense getting Jennifer Langham and Megan Tournament champs found Burke again for 11 yards. together for workouts next Hoffman both had two hits and a The GBSA s 9-under interleague team took first at a recent tournament in Navarre. They are But it was short of the first week. Mandatory workouts start run scored, while Mary Elliott (front row, from left): Julian Gordon, Wade Niles, Bradley Proctor, Sam Joyce, Matthew deMahy down, making it 9-0 Blue. on June 11, with the first day of had three hits and a run scored. and Jace Amberson. MIddle row (from left): Adam Colston, Blake Fournie, Zane Gill, Corey Five plays later, White got on fall practice starting August 6. Kiersten Edlund and Abby Nolan and Nick Liebig. Back row (from left): Coaches Jeff Gill, Tim Proctor and Jamie Colston. the board when Dorsey scored The Dolphins will practice every Morgan had two hits in the loss. twice in a win on May 1. McCain and Owen Hayes all in the win, while Josh Hoffman from six yards out. The PATwas no weekday that week before their Rookie League Tristan Riley scored three scored three times for Innerlight homered and scored twice for good, making it 9-6 Blue with 41.7 situational scrimmage on August 17. The Dolphins will play in a Kickoff Goodroe 15, Grace 7: Kegan times for GCPS, while Luke on May 2. Goodroe. Cole Sheppard scored seconds left in the first quarter. Carr scrambled for 20 yards Classic August 24 at Crestview Walker had three hits and scored Stringfellow, Tristen Covell and Jesse Grant, Grant Kemp, twice in the loss. on the first play of the next before opening the regular season twice, while Cole Sheppard and Daniel Sullivan all scored twice. Coleman Burtt and Ethan Miles Minor League series before throwing an 11- August 31 at Choctaw. Josh Hoffman both had three Baynes 9, Goodroe 8: Daniel all scored twice. Luke Gill 4, Proctor 0: Zane Gill hits and a run scored for Green scored three times, Stringfellow, Tristan Riley, had the only hit in a win for Gill. Goodroe May 1. including the game-winner on Tristan Covell, Daniel Sullivan, He also scored a run. Riley Nolan TENNESSEE Connor Thompson, Jake Brian Joyner’s single, as Baynes Casey Warford and Evan Zern and John Shuster both had hits Herring, Thomas Goodroe and won May 2. all scored twice for GCPS. for Proctor in the April 30 loss. ONE DAY LAND SALE Blake Barclay all had two hits in Parker Baynes, Eric Finger Miles 11, Owens 7: Jacob Newell 6, Joyce 0: Grayson the win, while Taylor Kehoe and and Kyle Muldoon all scored Brandon, Jesse Grant, Nick Davis and Zack Argentine both SAVE $10,000 Gabe Millican both scored twice. twice in the win. Josh Hoffman McCain and Colemann Burtt all scored twice in a win for Newell on Brent Williams and Tyler Phelps went 4-for-5 in the loss, while scored twice for Miles in a win April 30. Julian Gordon and Ethan Estate Homesites Up to 4+ Acres both scored twice for Grace. Kegan Walker and Blake on May 2. Jake Weldon home- Phyfe had the only hits for Joyce. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 24, 2007 3C Sports NEWS Gulf Breeze FREE 2-NIGHT VACATION! Donate Car • Boat • RV • Motorcycle BRIEFS Pels looking to avenge series 1-800-227-2643 www.boatangel.com Continued from Page 1C sweep of Sports this weekend BY JASON THOMPSON seven runs in the four games. Juan Ventura and Melvin The Diablos, who sports the Falu lead the Sports’ offense Bayside, TP rec Gulf Breeze News league’s best team earned run (.382 and .360, respectively). [email protected] soccer tryouts, average (4.56) are led Pensacola’s Marcos registration at The Pensacola Pelicans will offensively by Jorge Alvarez Rodriguez leads the league (as Tiger Point Park be looking for some revenge as and his league-leading 10 runs of Sunday) with a .500 average they host the Shreveport Sports batted in. Pitcher Greg Wiltshire (17-for-34). Logan this month in a three-game series, starting was the American Association’s Williamson, a Pensacola The Bayside Soccer Club, as on Friday. The Pelicans (2-10, Player of the Week last week. native, has a 1.08 ERA. well as Tiger Point’s rec soccer as of Sunday) conclude a three- He has a 2-0 record with a 0.56 As a team, the Pelicans, program, is holding registrations this month for the game series tonight with the ERZ, with only one walk to go despite a 2-10 record to start the 2007 season. league-leading (as of Sunday) with his 11 strikeouts. season, are fourth in the league For girls interested in El Paso Diablos. 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Avery Curington and Nina NOTICE OF Tiger Point rec soccer Gulf Breeze News Bobby Murphy scored three Stavinski both scored twice. signups will be at the Tiger [email protected] Point soccer trailer on Saturday times for the Tigers, while Talia Bogan and Ansley Sesal INTENT TO May 12 and 19 from 9 a.m.-1 Jack Martin scored twice and Colton Prentiss and Tyler Welch both had two hits and scored p.m. drove in the game-winning run both scored twice. once for the Pink Sox. as the Diamondbacks edged the Peg Leg's 17, Pink Sox 6 EDITORIAL NOTE: The preceding CONSIDER Tigers 13-11 in 8-under baseball Frances Williams and Alyssa was taken from Tiger Point scorebooks Tiger Point in which both first and last names for action May 8 at Tiger Point Park. Scott both tripled and scored both teams were listed. AN ORDINANCE football Trevor Robinson scored three three times for Peg Leg's, while registration The reading and adoption of the following proposed underway the May 1 win. Ryan Burke and Wein all scored three times for Ordinance by the Board of County Commissioners of Early registration for foot- GBSA Luke Niles scored for Flores. Baynes on May 3, while Blake Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 6:00 p.m., May Crooke 12, Hawthorne 7: Bidwell, Taylor Baynes and ball and cheerleading at Tiger 31, 2007, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Point Park is now underway. Michael Hawkins, Ben Davis, Patrick Murphy all scored twice. Cass Warford and Conner Thomas Fitzgerald, Eric Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Forms can found online at Continued from Page 2C tigerpointpark.com or at the Crooke scored twice in the May 1 Shirley and Tristen Hicks all Florida. baseball concession stand from twice in the win, while Wade win for Crooke, while Josh scored once for Crooke. Niles and Zak Dobar both Goldstein and Robbie McLin Senior League 5-8 p.m. Tuesday through AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA Thursday. scored twice for Curington. both scored twice for Hawthorne. Just Good Fudge 7, Tiger For more information, Gill 8, Henry 1: Jacob Kubik Aydelott 12, Hawthorne 10: Point 0: Jack Sargent scored ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING THE contact Donnie Wilson at 393- and Will Musmansky both Preston Sellers scored three three times and Eric Burke LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ORDINANCE 6329. scored twice for Gill, while times, while T.J. Baughn and scored twice in the May 1 win. 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING APPLICA- Ashley Williams scored Henry’s Brandon Aydelott both scored Michael Simhachalam, Ray GBHS Summer lone run on May 3. twice for Aydelott May 3. Melinie, Ukiah Roby and BLE TEXT AND ADDING PROVISIONS TO Classic June 7-10 Major League David Alverson, Josh Dustin Rollins all had base hits ARTICLES TWO, THREE, FOUR, SIX, SEVEN, Baynes 12, Flores 2: Brian Goldstein and Michael Neal all in the loss. The 17th annual GBHS NINE, AND ELEVEN WITH RESPECT TO Garbell and Andy Creech both scored twice for Hawthorne. EDITORIAL NOTE: The preceding Summer Baseball Classic is NOTIFICATION, DEFINITIONS, SITE PLAN scored three times for Baynes, Baynes 17, Crooke 3: Cooper was taken from Tiger Point scorebooks June 7-10 at Shoreline Park. in which both first and last names for REVIEW, CONDITIONAL AND PERMITTED The tournament will feature while Sam Wein scored twice in Jones, J.R. Schultz and Sam both teams were listed. eight brackets, starting with a USES, PERFORMANCE STANDARDS, AND 7-under bracket and ending LOCATIONAL CRITERIA FOR BORROW with a 14-under bracket. Cost PITS, CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION is $200 per team (for 7 and 8- DEBRIS AND LAND CLEARING DEBRIS DIS- under, only) and $275 for teams age nine through 14. POSAL FACILITIES; PROVIDING FOR CODI- For more information, call FICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; Coach Renfroe at 748-2227 or AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. email him at [email protected]. us These proposed Ordinances may be inspected by the GBHS Soccer Camp public prior to the above scheduled meeting at the June 19-22 Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services The seventh annual Gulf Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All Breeze Summer Soccer Camp is June 19-22 at Shoreline Park. interested parties should take notice that if they decide The four-day camp runs to appeal any decision made by the Board of County from 9 a.m.-noon and cost is Commissioners with respect to any matter coming $80 per camper. Girls soccer coach Eric Miles, as well as before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual current and former GBHS play- responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings ers will be the camp instruc- they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will tors. Campers who register by need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding June 1 will receiver a free soc- is made, which record shall include the testimony and cer ball and a t-shirt. The camp the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. will be limited to the first 120 campers - the camp hosted 118 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be players last year. 2007-08 GBHS Ninth grade cheerleaders heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. For more information, call Front row, from left: Emily Retherford, Alayna Hayes, Brianne Beyers and Meredith Chavers. the Rec Center at 934-5140. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] More than 200 members of the Gulf Breeze High Class of 2007 spent their Project Graduation at Oops Alley in Pace on May 23. In previous years, colors of cartoon characters were the names of the buses the students rode to the trip on. This year, it was Mexican dances like the Tango, Salsa and Merengue. The evening’s festivites began with a hypnotist, unlike in previous years, where the hypontist ended the Project Grad celebration. The show always brings out a lot of personality from the participants and a lot of laughs from the audience, with Stephen Miller, Jay Schmitz and Gaby Randall drawing the most applause. The group spent most of the night bowling. Other fun festivities includes billiards, arcade games (each graduate was given 10 dollars in quarters) and a ‘casino,’ where grads received a bag of chips to play games like blackjack, Texas Hold Em and Roulette to win various prizes. Grads were also in drawings for some bigger prizes, such as a microwave and a television. It was also a chance for the young at heart types (aka, us chaperones) to act like youngesters again. For example, yours truly bowled a 184, with a blister on his thumb!

The Committee thanks all of the Business Donations Mary Kay Cosmetics, Barbara Udit Michael & Pam Allen Advanced Insulation Midway Fire District Matt & Dawn Alt, following supporters for cash and Ace Hardware Miracle Strip Printing James & Heidi Amberson in-kind support: Allstate Insurance, Angie Batton Montgomery & Associates Kim Barron Rodney & Peggy Headrick Denothras Pierce Architectural Lighting & Design Municipal Advisory Services, Inc. Bill & Marla Batting Ross & Mari Hebert Jim & Brett Potesta Bayside Collision Center Natural Stone Design Susan Beckman Randy & Susan Hebert Douglas & Donna Powers Bayside Development Company Old South Construction Bob Begley Willis & Jennifer Henderson David & Dottie Radcliffe Bill Miller, Qualified marketing Optimist Club of Gulf Breeze William & Shelley Bielenda Jim & Kate Hoelscher William & Wendy Randall Borderlon & Schultz Law Firm Oriole Beach Elementary Marie Bodi Bill & Mary Holway Vicki Randel John & Christina Broxson Pamela E. Langham P.A Joseph & Joni Bodovetz Nicky & Sharon Hooks Rodney & Connie Randle Capital Trust Agency Parkway Animal Hospital Rick & Michelle Boehm George & Rosica Hooper Albert & Michelle Rea Christian Rapp Services Pensacola Ready Mix Tim & Sherri Boogerd Jim & Monica Hoskins Dennis & Candace Reynolds Club Tan Pete Moore Automotive Team Lawrence & Emilie Bova Warren & Janice Hudson Shayne & Kelli Routh Comfort & Mobility, Inc Peoples First Community Bank Kenneth & Tammy Brown Casey & Debbie Hyman Jeffery Saunders Courtyard By Marriot-Pensacola Remax on the Coast Deborah Buchalter Marc & Susan Jaffe Michael & Sharon Schaeffner Downtown Residence Inn-Downtown Pensacola Michael & Julie Bulla Mary Inabnit Nevin & Norma Shaffer Darr Realty, LLC St. Ann Catholic Church William & Lisa Busby Jill Johnson Jim & Linda Shay Dominos Pizza Sam's Club Kennì Jane Kates Michael & Debbie Shows Dr. Nicole Barrineau Randall L. Sansome CPA, PA David & Terri Davidson Richard & Ellen Kent Ken & Sharon Sims Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Deuel Sandy Sansing, Michael & Judy Davies Dale & Terri Knee Peter & Constance Soutullo Dr. & Mrs. William Zimmern Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Ofc. Richard & Sharon Delp Frank & Tammy Koskie Dean & Susan Spencer Drs. Renfroe & Zieman P.A Santa Rosa Mall / Michelle David & Susan DiLoreto Thalia Lawrence William & Susan Sperry Dreamcatcher Shuttle Service McLeod Gail Dorsey Michael & Kimberly Lewis Douglas & Teresa Sydow Flowerama Shane's Rib Shack Buz & Janet Eddy Michael & Sharon Lindemann Michael & Lisa Tidwell Gene's Floor Covering Southern Touch Painting George & Marianne Estess Kenneth & Linda Long Saul & Nancy Ullman Gulf Breeze Eyecare Springhill Suites, Pensacola Bch. William & Sandra Ellis Don & Mary Mason, Buddy & Irie Vance Gulf Breeze Hospital Superlube Paul & Judy Fairchild Robert & Linda McGahuey Joe & Ellen Walsh Gulf Breeze News The Breeze Cinema Gene & Annette Faircloth Rick & Vickie McLemore Michael & Betty Watson Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church The Villas David & Vicki Fairleigh Gina McLendon Rachel Ward Gulf Breeze Rotary Club The Zoo Charles & Lee Farmer Mike & Susan Mead Bill & Maria Weisnicht Gulf Breeze Tire Centre United Way of Santa Rosa Joseph & Cinda Felkner Wilbert & Kimberly Messer Chris & Dawn Wentworth Gulf Isle Neighbors County Sandy Franz Joe & Kim Miller Patsy Whiddon Gulf Breeze United Methodist Underwood Anderson & Assoc. John & Cheryl Fromularo Michael & Joan Miller Mal & Barbara Williams Hampton Inn, Pensacola Airport URMOS Chiropractic Health Center Randy & Holly Garrett Klein & Marcy Miller Richard & Wendy Williams Highpointe Hotel Corporation Wachovia Securities Roland & Sharon Gincauskas Terry & Doris Mink Chris & Rebecca Wilson Hernandez & Swift Associates Wal-Mar Joe & Jean Golden Steve Moncreiff Ken & Elizabeth Woolf Homewood Suites Wendco Bill & Kathy Goodman Ken Musick Tony Wright IHOP / R.R.Ventures Glenda Goodwin Khoan & Trinh Nguyen Richard & Suzanne Young Innerlight, Inc Parent List: Michael & Elizabeth Gusack Antonia Noonan Richard & Kelly Zabawa James E. Pewitt, DMD Frank & Sarah Abbott Fulton & Marshelle Hampton Shirley O'Neall Michele Zerah, Joe Pace Insurance Agency Nan Adams Robert & Nancy Haney Greg & Vici Papajohn Jake & Carla Ziglioli Ken Griffin, Landscaping Contractor Daryl & Roseann Alfrey Jay & Sheila Harp Joanna Parsons Mary Beth Price Insurance Agency Linda Allen Harrold & Candy Hatcher John & Karen Pettinato

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Ready to play Sidelines was one of several GBSA teams to play in the 2007 Inaugural District Dizzy Dean League End-of-Season Tournament for area 7/8 Rookies and 9/10 Minors last weekend at Shoreline Park. Sidelines came in first place in the GBSA Minor League regular season with a 12-2 record and finished strong with an impressive nine game winning streak. Front Row (from left): Trey Smith, Jace Amberson, George Scifo, Chandler Dixon. Middle Row (from left): Zane Gill, Will Musmansky, Harper Norris, Jacob Kubik and Dylan Stamenkovich (not pictured - David Carbaugh). ■ Back Row (from left): 1101 Gulf Breeze Parkway Suite 341 Coaches Jeff Gill and Jim Kubik. Gulf Breeze ■ Florida ■ 32561 More results on the tournament will be in the May 30 issue of the ■ ■ Gulf Breeze News. 850 916 7382 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News

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Future GBHS Dolphins The following students were Vicky Griffin, D.O. selected to represent Gulf PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Breeze Middle School in the OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY recent Santa Rosa County Physical Fitness Meet at Milton High School: bottom New Patients Welcome row: Ray Melinie. IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Middle row (from left): Kerrie Shaw, Laura Harpole, Jennifer Pfeifler, 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gina Bertelli, Paxton Lyons and Baptist and Anna Bailey. Top row Medical Park (from left): Eric Adams, Alison Milam, Jordan Bennett, Aber Wilson and 916-44300 Justin Ratte Photo courtesy of Christy Harpole GBES fifth grade class embarks on ‘100 Days of Caring’ Known to all as “The with eye contact and a cheery “When you start writing, you Scholars” at Gulf Breeze “Good morning.” However, know you are doing a good Elementary School, Ms. Natalie some events required more deed, and you will get a good Sommer’s fifth grade class has organization, such as the reply. Indeed they have; their embarked on an educational collection of food and toy classroom bulletin board is journey that includes more than donations for the animals at the filled with notes, letters, and just reading, writing, and Gulf Breeze Zoo; used clothing keepsakes from their kindness arithmetic or FCAT preparedness. for the Waterfront Mission; or recipients,” Jake said. Sommer’s Scholars begin the school-wide drive, called Each of the 100 days has each day as stewards of service White Christmas, that assisted provided someone with comfort for their school and community civic charities Caring & Sharing in a time of need or--at the very before they tackle their and Even Start in providing least-a smile. Fellow Scholar academic assignments. After needy families with household Brooke Chandler comments, “We reading the heart-warming story items during the holidays. feel as if we are doing something Dwaina Brooks, the Scholars Some of the Scholars’ other amazing in the world that helps were inspired by the main days of caring include a toy people while having fun doing it.” character’s selflessness to collection for the Nemours’ The beginning of May will provide meals for the homeless. Children’s Hospital; pictures to mark the 100th Day of Giving, They decided to show their Ashbury Place's nursing home and the Scholars are ending own generous spirit and need to residents; Halloween gift bags their year long endeavor in a big be charitable by completing a to children at Sacred Heart way-they are opening a class random act of kindness for 100 Hospital; paying the bridge tolls store with student-made school days. for 20 Pensacola Beach drivers; products at kid friendly prices. The fifth graders were a Thanksgiving gift bag to Jason All their proceeds will be given encouraged to become aware of Abbott, the man who walks to the Rowe House for Cats and events, situations, and daily from Pensacola to Kittens, a local no kill animal individuals in need of Pensacola Beach; and monetary shelter run by Lela and Frank appreciation or support that was support to Shoes That Fit, a Rowe, for their unwavering often overlooked. Each class charitable organization that commitment to the aid of animals. member then explained these provides footwear for kids who The students know that they needs to their classmates and can not afford them. are doing their small part to determined what was necessary Also, the students have make the world a better place to recognize this goodness. written to people all over the and hope that their kindness is “Our class hopes that these world through organizations contagious--inspiring others to little things will help everyone,” such as World Vision and the do good too. The effect of the says Scholar Nick Staviski. United States Air Force. One of project is best summed up by Charitable acts were as easy our students Jake Okrzesik asked fifth grader David Langham as hand-written notes of the class to write to his father’s who reflects, “It just feels good appreciation or greeting adults squadron, deployed overseas. in my heart!”

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 24, 2007 7C Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS GBES fifth graders earn awards The following Gulf Breeze Langham, Emily Lively, Bailey Sailfish Awards Rodgerson: Holly Culver Elementary fifth graders earned awards Schmidt, Nicholas Staviski Kildow: Kaya Dunn, Davy Pardonner Sommer: Jordan Kirchgessner at their recent awards banquet: Vignes: Conner Crooke, Nathan Lyons: Mallory Demotts, Sean Alley Vignes: Hope Stuart Presidential Academic Award Davis, Brian Garbell, Caitlin Hare, Rodgerson: Richard Burns, Wilkins: Devan Evers Kildow: Chase Collins, Christian Michael Hawkins, Tristen Hicks, Alexandria Karcher Latta, Joe Lennon, Graham Marcus, Brandon Seuzeneau, Kristyn Suelflow, Sommer: Taylor Gorder, Bailey Gussie Morris Memorial Award: Kevin Miller, Miranda Molter, Davy Jon Weimer, Natalie Welsh, Krista Schmidt Frances Harpole Pardonner, Matthew Ryan, Tyler Woods Vignes: Molly Gibbons, Scott Brodie Sons of the American Revolution Ueberschaer, Austin Wiggins, Amy Wilkins: Ashley Addison, William Wilkins: Cassie Tighe, Hayden Hill Award: Parker Remig, David Crowhurst Wood, Jasmine Robinson, Kyle Aydelott, David DiLoreto, Abigail Daughters of the American Stanley Friedland, Danny Gill, Taylor Hering, Dolphin Awards Revolution Award: Emma Reynolds Lyons: Griffin Battel, Pierce Joshua Martin, Graham Messer, Kildow: England Dubinsky, Tyler The Elks Club Citizenship Award: Broscious, Dylan Cannon, Nicholas Helena Rivera, Ryan Smith, Cassie Humphrey Jack Joyner, Ashley Addison Collins, Mallory DeMotts, Conner Tighe, Allie Turner Lyons: Anna Nawoschik, Griffin Harris, Michael Krys, Anna Battel All County Chorus Awards Nawoschik, Parker Remig, Annemarie Presidential Fitness Awards Rodgerson: Mark Duntz, Laura Riney Mallory DeMotts, Molly Gibbons, Schultz, Anne Marie Tamburro Kildow: Kevin Miller, Miranda Sommer: Christina Ferrara, Nicholas Frances Harpole, Taylor Hering, Jordan Rodgerson: Richard Burns, Andrew Molter Staviski Kirchgessner, Natalie Neff, Bailey Creech, Holly Culver, Mark Duntz, Lyons: Katie Angel, Dylan Cannon Vignes: Abi Beckham, Kale Jarvis Schmidt, Annmarie Schultz, Kristyn Brendan Martin, Nick Morgan, Laura Rodgerson: Christine Clause, Austin Wilkins: Joshua Martin, Helena Suelflow, Ann Marie Tamburro, Allie Riney, Morgan Shula Faircloth, Samantha Galvan Rivera Turner, Krista Woods Sommer: Naomi Allen, Dave Sommer: David Alverson Gulf Breeze Elementary School Alverson, Taylor Clark, Christina Vignes: Abigail Beckham, Conner Spirit Of Adventure Award Principal's Award: Sara Lee, Forest Ferrara, Taylor Gorder, Seb Jones, Jack Crooke, Kale Jarvis, Michael Hawkins Kildow: Tanner Molter Benson Joyner, Jordan Kirchgessner, David Wilkins: Natalie Neff, Allie Turner Lyons: Pierce Broscious

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Robyn S. Philips/Gulf Breeze News Young at heart Gulf Breeze Optimist Club has spun off a club named "ROMEO"; which stands for "Retired Old Men Eating Out". While visiting Oriole Beach Elementary for lunch, the ROMEO group also volunteered to help work the land with the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club; Mr. Stevens, OBE Vice Principal; Dr. Carson, various teachers and graduating fifth graders' and their parents. Mediacom, On Demand Early Learning launch local high school Coalition of programming Santa Rosa County An exciting advanced digital service offered by Mediacom Communications called On Demand will be offered to Santa Rosa County High Schools for an opportunity to air local information relevant to the Santa Rosa County High Schools. All videos are produced by the ITV high school students. Santa Rosa County High Schools will be the inaugural schools in Mediacom's South Central service area using this new technology for local programming. The schools participating to date are: Gulf Breeze High School, Navarre High School, Milton High School and Pace High School. Mediacom On Demand allows Santa Rosa County customers with a digital converter to instantly watch school principal's message, sports programs, scholarship information and other school news and events with convenience and control. On Demand programming customers can start, stop, rewind, fast-forward and pause programs without a VCR or DVD player. To access the Santa Rosa County High School programs, tune to Channel 001, go to Mediacom Local category, press OK and select Santa Rosa category, then name of the high school and press OK. According to Regional Vice President, David Servies, "This local programming content is not available to satellite dish customers and enhances our partnership commitment with our schools and our community." Local On Demand is free to all customers with a digital converter and free to the schools for its use.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section D YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 24, 2007 Be prepared for hurricane hurricanes ahead season ● Document property with Santa Rosa County, FEMA visual records By Dave Mungai prepare for 2007 season Special to the News There are many stories of people who BY FRANKLIN HAYES or PODs. have endured months without settlements Gulf Breeze News “We’ve teamed up with faith based from their hurricane damaged homes. [email protected] organizations throughout the county and Which makes us stop and think about how we now have over 50 CERT volun- prepared we are to show the value of our Hurricane Season 2007 is a little teers,” Baker said. own home to insurance providers. more than a week away and government Boomhower added that UWSRC has Having “survived” two recent hurricane agencies are preparing for what weather been awarded additional Emergency seasons that did more damage than one forecasters are saying will be a very Repair Funds by the county govern- cares to remember, reminds us that we need active storm season. However, Mother ment. Property owners who have sus- to be better prepared than in the past. We Nature could care less about official cal- tained damage in Hurricanes Ivan or need to step it up a notch. endars and agendas, sending the year’s Dennis can apply for a grant that would Visual evidence is the easiest to obtain first named storm into the Atlantic assist in the hiring of contractors to and the most reliable. Whether it’s a big- Ocean earlier this month. Tropical complete the repairs needed. The funds ticket item or the contents of a closet, a short Storm Andrea stayed east of US shores, are available through an application video cannot only provide proof of your Homeowners, businesses generated sustained winds of approxi- process that is income and document possessions and their condition to your mately 45 mph and dissipated on May based. provider, it can also serve to remind you of 11 about 80 miles northeast of Cape “There are a number of requirements items you may have forgotten. urged to get ready Canaveral, Fla. that must be met to attain approval,” Choice Video Services in Gulf Breeze On a local level, preparedness is of Boomhower said. offers a few tips to help you prepare your WASHINGTON – With above-aver- should designate a contact person to the utmost importance. Santa Rosa Once the grant is approved and the visual record: age activity predicted for the 2007 communicate with other employees, cus- County’s Emergency Operations Center repairs are concluded a forgivable lien Decide on your format. Atlantic Hurricane season beginning tomers and vendors. Individuals should (EOC) officials have increased their will be recorded on the subject property The best recording format today is June 1, the U.S. Small Business have an out-of-state friend or family paid staff and trained volunteers to bet- for a period of 5 years. There is neither digital video, either mini DV or DV tape. Administration is urging homeowners, member as a single point of contact. ter handle a tropical storm or hurricane. payment nor interest accrued on this It offers crisp detail that can easily be renters and businesses across the country ✔· Adequate insurance. Disaster “We have taken a bunch of steps to funding. All applications will be han- transferred to DVD, VHS or the Web. to take steps now to protect their lives, preparedness begins with having ade- increase our preparedness for hurri- dled on a first come first serve basis Copies can be made for safekeeping and to property and businesses. quate insurance coverage—at least canes,” said County Emergency until the available grant has been send to your insurance provider. Most “The tornado that devastated enough to rebuild your home or busi- Services Coordinator Brad Baker. “We exhausted. likely, your home video camera will do. Greensburg, Kansas, and the nor’easter ness. Homeowners and business owners feel like we’re a lot more prepared but Federal Emergency Management Prepare content by capturing as many that caused flood losses in several should review their policies to see what we still have a long way to go. Administration (FEMA) officials, who details as possible. Northeast states are reminders that no isn’t covered. Businesses should con- Hopefully, we won’t have any storms.” are still very active in the Gulf Coast’s Make sure you videotape everything, matter where you live, there’s always a sider “business interruption insurance,” Baker said EOC staff will participate recovery from the 2004 and 2005 sea- inside and out, every corner, drawer and possibility of a major disaster,” said SBA which helps to cover operating costs dur- in a statewide hurricane drill May 30 sons, say they are more prepared logis- closet. Take lots of pictures too. Administrator Steven C. Preston. ing the post-disaster shutdown period. and 31. Hurricane Season officially tically for the impending storm season Photographs show great detail. Be sure and “Every threat, from wind storms, floods Flood insurance is essential. To find out begins the next day. but still want residents to be prepared store your photographs, tapes, and any and wildfires, to power outages and more about the National Flood Insurance Meanwhile, the recovery process for for the worst. receipts/documents in a Flood/Fire Proof computer system failures remind us to be Program, visit the Web site at the devastating Hurricane Seasons of “Citizens should be prepared to be on safe. For extra assurance have DVD copies proactive when it comes to having a plan www.floodsmart.gov. 2004 and 2005 remains a top priority for their own for at least 72 hours,” said made and send them to a trusted friend or to survive the disaster and recover quick- ✔· Making copies of important other agencies. FEMA official Kurt Pickering, a public relative. ly.” records, backing up data saved on com- “We’re trying to maintain relation- information officer based out of Atlanta, What to do with damaged documents. The SBA stands by, ready to assist in puter hard drives, and storing that infor- ships and build new ones during the Ga. “There are usually 1,000’s of citi- If you can’t read the document, your the event of a disaster. During fiscal year mation at a distant offsite location. slow time,” said Stirling Boomhower, zens for every one emergency worker.” insurance claims adjuster won’t be able to 2006, the SBA approved more than $11 Documents and CDs should be stored in Administrator of Community Strategies “We’re much more forward thinking either. If you have damaged documents you billion in disaster loans. Most of those fire-proof safe deposit boxes. for United Way of Santa Rosa County now. We have pre-staged materials and should file for replacements as soon as pos- loans went to Gulf Coast residents who ✔· Protection of windows, doors and (UWSRC). “Over the last two years people close to where hurricanes could sible. Photos are a bit tougher to deal with suffered losses after Hurricanes Katrina, roofing. Installing impact-resistant win- we’ve been working to get houses done. make landfall. That allows us to be if they are damaged. If you don’t have the Rita and Wilma. dow and door systems, or simple ply- Now we’re trying to concentrate more stronger and more nimble,” Pickering original negative, slide, or digital file to Preparing for the worst-case scenario wood shutters installed before the storm on preparedness.” said. make copies you may need to consult with will ensure a quicker and less costly hits can enhance their ability to resist From an EOC standpoint, Baker said FEMA officials encourage residents someone who can re-touch them for you. recovery. impacts from wind-borne debris. Hire a one of the most important improve- in hurricane prone areas to visit Decide if this is a do-it-yourself project Hurricane season disaster prepared- professional to evaluate your roof to ments since Hurricane Ivan’s devasta- www.ready.gov, www.floodsmart.gov or should be left to an expert. ness for homes and businesses should make sure it can weather a major storm. tion in 2004 has been the development and www.fema.gov for more informa- If you have a good video camcorder and include: ✔· “Disaster Survival Kit.” The kit of Community Emergency Response tion on disaster preparedness. Residents a digital camera, you can certainly give it ✔ A solid emergency response plan. should include a flashlight, portable Teams (CERT). Baker said the CERT interested in UWSRC’s Hurricane your best shot! You may find it worthwhile Find escape routes from the home or radio, extra batteries, a first-aid kit, non- volunteers are trained to coordinate Emergency Repair Grant should contact to hire a videographer to put everything business and establish meeting places. perishable packaged and canned food, other volunteers, assess storm damage the Case Management Office of together for you. Such experts have the Make sure everyone understands the bottled water, basic tool kit, plastic bags, in their community and help facilitate UWSRC at 850-623-4507. For more kind of recording and editing equipment to plan beforehand. Keep emergency cash, throw-away camera (for pictures of hurricane supply Points of Distribution, information on the county’s EOC visit produce your record with the clarity phone numbers handy. Business owners the property damage after the storm). http://www.santarosa.fl.gov. required to show details of your property or belongings. Make sure you locate a video company that specializes in this kind of project, such United Way is still helping Ivan, Dennis victims as Choice Video Services. Find out what procedure is used for documenting a home, By Pamela Holt for Santa Rosa County residents. “Even if their damage isn’t major, a first-come, first-served basis. property, personal items, etc. You should Special to the News Stirling Boomhower, they are vulnerable for the next sea- Boomhower says residents who’ve ask for both the DVD and the original DV Administrative Coordinator for son,” he explains. exhausted insurance returns should tapes that were used if the videographer also At least 30 more families will see UWSR, says residents who sustained Boomhower says the grant applica- still apply for the grant. created the images for you. Ask if they will help in repairing damages incurred damage in Ivan and Dennis can apply tion process is income document “If they have documentation on the use proper lighting for darker areas of the from Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis for a grant which would assist in the based, and “there are a number of amount received and what they have home. Such a visual record could save from The United Way of Santa Rosa hiring of contractors to complete the requirements to be met for approval.” used the insurance money for, some- months of litigation, delays and ultimately, County (UWSR). UWSR received repairs needed. Once residents are approved, says thing may be able to be worked out,” money. Don’t delay in starting your visual additional emergency repair funds Remarkably, says Boomhower, at Boomhower, the repairs are consid- says Boomhower. record today! from Santa Rosa County. least 20 percent of Santa Rosa ered a “forgivable” loan. There is nei- He says the 2004 hurricane season Dave Mungai has been in the computer The additional dollars allow the County’s population still has some ther payment nor interest accrued on left Santa Rosa County second in the and video industry for over 15 years, teach- agency to continue on its two-year type of damage from the 2004 and the funding. state for homes lost, right behind ing, producing, and consulting, for individu- mission for disaster relief assistance 2005 hurricane seasons. All applications will be handled on Charlotte County. als and corporations.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2D May 24, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Seniors Gulf Breeze NEWS Dollar seventy-six doesn’t go as far as it once did An upcoming price rise of the Santa when we all got along and two-lane roads marked by stop signs. Center on Shoreline Drive. The exercises Rosa county schools’ lunch costs for discrimination was just a big word no More than 3,000 Americans died last are geared towards the mature body, and the next term is the first price rise in one had yet learned to spell. year as the result of running a red light they are enjoyable as well as healthful. 10 years, and it will be a nominal 25 ************ or stop sign. Those most likely to be You may be surprised at the number cents. Lunches will now be $1.50 for Are you familiar with the Jazz Goes involved in this kind of collision are of your neighbors and friends who are in elementary school students and $1.76 Dancing event held at the Bayview men between the ages of 16 and 44. attendance! You will find that low impact for middle school students. One day it might have been a hot Community Center every Friday night Slower travel is not necessarily safer aerobic exercises help get your day off to You may or may not be surprised to dog with sauerkraut and mashed at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 4 p.m.? travel. The study shows that if you are a great start. Just call the Recreation discover that 92 percent of students potatoes with a dessert of your choice, It will bring back those magic days traveling at 35 miles per hour and you Center at 934-5140 to get all the details. buy their lunches at the school rather and lemonade or milk - of course, no when you and your ‘steady’ were the hit someone also going that speed, it is ********** than carry them from home. Now of sodas were available (or allowed.) coolest couple on the dance floor. just the same as hitting a tree at 70 Now that Mother's Day has passed, course, I remember... We each took our food to “our” table Want to know more? Just check the miles per hour. Maybe we all periodical- and we hope every mother reading this Back in the 1920s, when I was in where we sat with “our gang,” where website: www.jazzgoesdancing.com ! ly need to reassess our driving, whether received that all-important "thanks elementary school, I was able to buy most had brought their lunches from ********** we think we drive too fast or too slow. Mom" phone call, do you know on lunch every day when the act of buy- home, with a few of us lucky ones buying Here is some interesting information ********** which day of the year there are more ing your lunch was considered a ‘big it at school. No one noticed any difference from a State Farm Insurance study of Ladies, if you are getting ready for collect calls than any other? The deal.’ Twenty-five cents bought a however, or made any comments about 2.5 million accident reports from the summer’s more revealing outfits, there is answer - Father's Day. Dear old Dad - whole bag of silvery tokens with which who bought lunch and who carried it. Federal Highway Administration. still time to join the Senior Exercise he doesn't care if he pays for the call, as you could go through the cafeteria line You know, it’s kind of nice About 70 percent of traffic deaths Class every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 long as someone remembers to make it! and pick the food of your choice. remembering the ‘old days’ as a time that occur at intersections take place at a.m. at the South Santa Rosa Recreation See you next week. LEGALS

–––––––––––––––––– Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE OF County, Florida of June, 2007 at 12:00 sold to the Highest APPLICATION FOR Rosa County, In the of June, 2007 at 12:00 NOTICE OF County, Florida APPLICATION –––––––––––––––––– noon. Dated this the Bidder, at the east end TAX DEED Certificate Number: State of Florida. noon. APPLICATION –––––––––––––––––– FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF 25th day of April, 2007. lobby of the County 1079 Dated this the 25th day FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF APPLICATION Mary M. Johnson Administrative NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2005 Unless such certificate of April, 2007. APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit Complex at 6495 GIVEN THAT THOMAS shall be redeemed Mary M. Johnson NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED GIVEN THAT THOMAS Court of Santa Rosa Caroline St., Milton, N OR LINDA J WHITE- Description of according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuit GIVEN THAT THOMAS N OR LINDA J WHITE- NOTICE IS HEREBY County, Florida Florida on the 18th day SPUNNER holder of Property: LT 3 BLK J, Property described in Court of Santa Rosa N OR LINDA J WHITE- NOTICE IS HEREBY SPUNNER holder of GIVEN THAT THOMAS –––––––––––––––––– of June, 2007 at 12:00 the following Tax Sale MOORS GOLF & such Certificate will be County, Florida SPUNNER holder of GIVEN THAT THOMAS the following Tax Sale N OR LINDA J WHITE- NOTICE OF noon. Certificate has filed RACQUET CLUB 1ST sold to the Highest the following Tax Sale N OR LINDA J WHITE- Certificate has filed SPUNNER holder of APPLICATION FOR Dated this the 25th day said Tax Certificate for ADD, AS DES IN OR Bidder, at the east end Certificate has filed SPUNNER holder of said Tax Certificate for the following Tax Sale TAX DEED of April, 2007. the Tax Deed to be BOOK 2344 PG 1664 lobby of the County said Tax Certificate for the following Tax Sale the Tax Deed to be Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson issued thereon. The Parcel ID: 41-1N-28- Administrative the Tax Deed to be Certificate has filed issued thereon. The said Tax Certificate for NOTICE IS HEREBY Clerk of the Circuit Certificate Number and 2567-00J00-0030 Complex at 6495 IN THE CIRCUIT issued thereon. The said Tax Certificate for Certificate Number and the Tax Deed to be GIVEN THAT THOMAS Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the Name in which Caroline St., Milton, COURT FOR Certificate Number and the Tax Deed to be year of Issuance, the issued thereon. The N OR LINDA J WHITE- County, Florida Description of property, Assessed: JOHN Florida on the 18th day ESCAMBIA year of Issuance, the issued thereon. The Description of property, Certificate Number and SPUNNER holder of –––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it KILEY BUILDERS INC COUNTY, Description of property, Certificate Number and and Name(s) in which it year of Issuance, the the following Tax Sale NOTICE OF is assessed is as fol- All of the above proper- NOTICE TO FLORIDA and Name(s) in which it year of Issuance, the is assessed is as fol- Description of property, Certificate has filed APPLICATION FOR lows: ty is located in Santa CREDITORS PROBATE DIVISION is assessed is as fol- Description of property, lows: and Name(s) in which it said Tax Certificate for TAX DEED Certificate Number: Rosa County, In the lows: and Name(s) in which it Certificate Number: is assessed is as fol- the Tax Deed to be 696 State of Florida. The administration of IN RE: ESTATE OF is assessed is as fol- 2462 lows: issued thereon. The NOTICE IS HEREBY Year of Issuance: 2005 the estate of CHRIS JOSEPH B. DAVID- Certificate Number: lows: Year of Issuance: 2005 Certificate Number: Certificate Number and GIVEN THAT Unless such certificate BOLT, deceased, SON, Deceased. 1653 Certificate Number: 2903 year of Issuance, the THOMAS N OR LINDA Description of shall be redeemed whose date of death File No. 2007-CP-72 Year of Issuance: 2005 2398 Description of Year of Issuance: 2005 Description of property, J WHITE-SPUNNER Property: PROPERTY according to Law, the was December 28, Division A Year of Issuance: 2005 Property: LT 14 BLK and Name(s) in which it holder of the following DESCRIBED IN OR Property described in 2006, is pending in Description of 110, HOLLEY BY THE Description of is assessed is as fol- Tax Sale Certificate BOOK 769 PG 710, such Certificate will be the Circuit Court for NOTICE TO Property: LT 40, PACE Description of SEA 1ST C&A, AS Property: LT 138, BLK lows: has filed said Tax LESS ALL MIN RTS sold to the Highest Santa Rosa County, CREDITORS HEIGHTS, AS DES IN Property: LT 14 BLK 6, DES IN OR BOOK A, EAST BAY Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 17-1N-28- Bidder, at the east end Florida, Probate The administration of OR BOOK 1519 PG HOLLEY BY THE 1627 PG 896 HEIGHTS, AS DES IN Certificate Number: Deed to be issued 0000-08800-0000 lobby of the County Division, File Number the estate of Joseph 15 & OR BOOK 1699 SEA, AS DES IN OR Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- OR BOOK 2721 PG 291 thereon. The Administrative 57-2007-CP-105, the B. Davidson, PG 1444 BOOK 1103 PG 159 1920-11000-0140 1326 Year of Issuance: 2005 Certificate Number and Name in which Complex at 6495 address of which is deceased, whose Parcel ID: 09-1N-29- Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Name in which Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- year of Issuance, the Assessed: DONALD R Caroline St., Milton, Mary M. Johnson, date of death was 3010-00000-0400 1920-00600-0140 Assessed: JASEM 1010-00A00-1380 Description of Description of property, GOODYEAR, JUANITA Florida on the 18th day Santa Rosa County January 2, 2007, File Name in which Name in which IBRAHEM J M AL Name in which Property: SW/4 OF and Name(s) in which GOODYEAR of June, 2007 at 12:00 Clerk of Court, PO No. 2007-CP-72, is Assessed: RENAE Assessed: LEWIS S NAJIM Assessed: PAUL J SW/4 OF 20-2N-27, it is assessed is as fol- All of the above proper- noon. Box 472, Milton, pending in the Circuit GOUGH A/K/A EIDSON JR, MAR- All of the above proper- OSBORNE AS DES IN OR 473 lows: ty is located in Santa Dated this the 25th day Florida 32572. The Court for Santa Rosa RENEE GOUGH, KIM- GARET S EIDSON ty is located in Santa All of the above proper- PG 62 & OR 511 PG Rosa County, In the of April, 2007. names and address- County, Florida, BERLY BETH SES- All of the above proper- Rosa County, In the ty is located in Santa 724 & OR 1621 PG Certificate Number: State of Florida. Mary M. Johnson es of the Petitioner 32570. The names SIONS A/K/A KIM- ty is located in Santa State of Florida. Rosa County, In the 371 685 Clerk of the Circuit and the Petitioner's and addresses of the BERLY SESSIONS Rosa County, In the State of Florida. Parcel ID: 20-2N-27- Year of Issuance: 2005 Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa attorney are set forth personal representa- SPEAR State of Florida. Unless such certificate 0000-00500-0000 shall be redeemed County, Florida below. tive and the personal All of the above proper- shall be redeemed Unless such certificate Name in which Description of according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––– All creditors of the representative’s attor- ty is located in Santa Unless such certificate according to Law, the shall be redeemed Assessed: BEVERLY A Property: PROPERTY Property described in NOTICE OF decedent and other ney are set forth Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed Property described in according to Law, the PARKER DESCRIBED IN OR such Certificate will be APPLICATION FOR persons, who have below. State of Florida. according to Law, the such Certificate will be Property described in (DECEASED), JAMES BOOK 844 PG 7 & OR sold to the Highest TAX DEED claims or demands Property described in sold to the Highest such Certificate will be E PARKER SR, BOOK 1142 PG 484 Bidder, at the east end NOTICE IS HEREBY against decedent's All creditors of the Unless such certificate such Certificate will be Bidder, at the east end sold to the Highest JAMES A WATSON, Parcel ID: 17-1N-28- lobby of the County GIVEN THAT THOMAS estate, including decedent and other shall be redeemed sold to the Highest lobby of the County Bidder, at the east end WILLIAM N WATSON 0000-03607-0000 Administrative N OR LINDA J WHITE- unmatured, contin- persons having according to Law, the Bidder, at the east end Administrative lobby of the County (DECEASED), BETTY Name in which Complex at 6495 SPUNNER holder of gent or unliquidated claims or demands Property described in lobby of the County Complex at 6495 Administrative C WATSON Assessed: GERALD E Caroline St., Milton, the following Tax Sale claims, and who have against decedent’s such Certificate will be Administrative Caroline St., Milton, Complex at 6495 All of the above prop- WOODS, GLENDA S Florida on the 18th day Certificate has filed been served a copy estate on whom a sold to the Highest Complex at 6495 Florida on the 2nd day Caroline St., Milton, erty is located in Santa WOODS of June, 2007 at 12:00 said Tax Certificate for of this notice, must copy of this notice Bidder, at the east end Caroline St., Milton, of July, 2007 at 12:00 Florida on the 2nd day Rosa County, In the All of the above proper- noon. the Tax Deed to be file their claims with has been served lobby of the County Florida on the 2nd day noon. of July, 2007 at 12:00 State of Florida. ty is located in Santa Dated this the 25th day issued thereon. The this court WITHIN must file their claims Administrative of July, 2007 at 12:00 Dated this the 9th day noon. Rosa County, In the of April, 2007. Certificate Number and THE LATER OF with this court WITH- Complex at 6495 noon. of May, 2007. Dated this the 9th day Unless such certificate State of Florida. Mary M. Johnson year of Issuance, the THREE (3) MONTHS IN THE LATER OF 3 Caroline St., Milton, Dated this the 9th day Mary M. Johnson of May, 2007. shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuit Description of property, AFTER THE DATE MONTHS AFTER Florida on the 2nd day of May, 2007. Clerk of the Circuit Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which it OF THE FIRST PUB- THE DATE OF THE of July, 2007 at 12:00 Mary M. Johnson Court of Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit Property described in shall be redeemed County, Florida is assessed is as fol- LICATION OF THIS FIRST PUBLICA- noon. Clerk of the Circuit County, Florida Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––– lows: NOTICE OR THIRTY TION OF THIS Dated this the 9th day Court of Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––– County, Florida sold to the Highest Property described in NOTICE OF (30) DAYS AFTER NOTICE OR 30 of May, 2007. County, Florida NOTICE OF –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end such Certificate will be APPLICATION FOR Certificate Number: THE DATE OF SER- DAYS AFTER THE Mary M. Johnson –––––––––––––––––– APPLICATION –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County sold to the Highest TAX DEED 1638 VICE OF A COPY OF TIME OF SERVICE Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE OF FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF Administrative Bidder, at the east end Year of Issuance: 2005 THIS NOTICE ON OF A COPY OF THIS Court of Santa Rosa APPLICATION APPLICATION FOR Complex at 6495 lobby of the County NOTICE IS HEREBY THEM. NOTICE ON THEM. County, Florida FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY TAX DEED Caroline St., Milton, Administrative GIVEN THAT THOMAS Description of –––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT THOMAS Florida on the 18th day Complex at 6495 N OR LINDA J WHITE- Property: LT 21 BLK C, All other creditors of All other creditors of NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY N OR LINDA J WHITE- NOTICE IS HEREBY of June, 2007 at 12:00 Caroline St., Milton, SPUNNER holder of LEGEND CREEK EST, the decedent and the decedent and APPLICATION GIVEN THAT THOMAS SPUNNER holder of GIVEN THAT THOMAS noon. Florida on the 18th day the following Tax Sale AS DES IN OR 891 other persons who other persons having FOR TAX DEED N OR LINDA J WHITE- the following Tax Sale N OR LINDA J WHITE- Dated this the 25th day of June, 2007 at 12:00 Certificate has filed PG 569, LESS ALL have claims or claims or demands SPUNNER holder of Certificate has filed SPUNNER holder of of April, 2007. noon. said Tax Certificate for MIN RTS demands against the against decedent’s NOTICE IS HEREBY the following Tax Sale said Tax Certificate for the following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson Dated this the 25th day the Tax Deed to be Parcel ID: 08-1N-29- decedent's estate, estate must file their GIVEN THAT THOMAS Certificate has filed the Tax Deed to be Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit of April, 2007. issued thereon. The 2308-00C00-0210 including unmatured , claims with this court N OR LINDA J WHITE- said Tax Certificate for issued thereon. The said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number and Name in which contingent or unliqui- WITHIN 3 MONTHS SPUNNER holder of the Tax Deed to be Certificate Number and the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit year of Issuance, the Assessed: DENNIS W dated claims, must AFTER THE DATE the following Tax Sale issued thereon. The year of Issuance, the issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, STEPHENS, DIANE file their claims with OF THE FIRST PUB- Certificate has filed Certificate Number and Description of property, Certificate Number and NOTICE OF County, Florida and Name(s) in which it STEPHENS this court WITHIN LICATION ON THIS said Tax Certificate for year of Issuance, the and Name(s) in which it year of Issuance, the APPLICATION FOR –––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as fol- All of the above proper- THREE (3) MONTHS NOTICE. the Tax Deed to be Description of property, is assessed is as fol- Description of property, TAX DEED NOTICE OF lows: ty is located in Santa AFTER THE DATE issued thereon. The and Name(s) in which it lows: and Name(s) in which it OF THE FIRST PUB- ALL CLAIMS NOT Certificate Number and is assessed is as fol- Certificate Number: is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY LICATION OF THIS SO FILES WILL BE year of Issuance, the lows: 2655Year of Issuance: lows: GIVEN THAT THOMAS NOTICE OF INTENT NOTICE. FOREVER BARRED. Description of property, Certificate Number: 2005 N OR LINDA J WHITE- and Name(s) in which it 2439 Certificate Number: SPUNNER holder of TO CONSIDER ALL CLAIMS NOT NOTWITHSTAND- is assessed is as fol- Year of Issuance: 2005 Description of 205 the following Tax Sale SO FILED WILL BE ING, THE TIME lows: Property: CRESCENT Year of Issuance: 2005 Certificate has filed AN ORDINANCE FOREVER BARRED. PERIOD SET Certificate Number: Description of SHORES: S 75' OF N said Tax Certificate for FORTH ABOVE, ANY 2108 Property: LT 11 BLK 4832.35' OF LT UU, Description of the Tax Deed to be The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board NOTWITHSTAND- CLAIM FILED TWO Year of Issuance: 2005 78, HOLLEY BY THE BEING PARCEL 3 BLK Property: LT 5 BLK C issued thereon. The of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., ING THE TIME PERI- (2) YEARS OR SEA, AS DES IN OR A OF UNREC SUB, OF UNREC HICKORY Certificate Number and June 28, 2007, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative ODS SET FORTH MORE AFTER Description of BOOK 1501 PG 202 AS DES IN OR BOOK HAMMOCK EST, AS year of Issuance, the Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. ABOVE ANY CLAIM DECEDENT’S DATE Property: PROPERTY Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- 1195 PG 784 DES IN OR BK 1769 Description of property, FILED TWO (2) OF DEATH IS DESCRIBED IN OR 1920-07800-0110 Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- PG 517, LESS OR BK and Name(s) in which it AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE YEARS OR MORE BARRED. BOOK 2035 PG 949 Name in which 0780-0UU03-0000 2032 PG 683 (3.85) & is assessed is as fol- COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL; ESTABLISHING STANDARDS AFTER THE DECE- Parcel ID: 13-3N-30- Assessed: WAYNE S Name in which LESS OR BK 2229 PG lows: FOR SOLID WASTE COLLECTION; PROVIDING FOR THE DENT'S DATE OF The date of first publi- 0000-00101-0000 WINEGLASS Assessed:, CHRIS 811 (3.86) ISSUANCE OF RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION DEATH IS BARRED. cation of this notice is Name in which All of the above proper- PROCTOR, MARIE Parcel ID: 16-1N-27- Certificate Number: PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR THE PROPER DISPOSAL OF May 17, 2007. Assessed: MICHAEL ty is located in Santa PROCTOR 0000-00353-0000 491 SOLID WASTE; PROVIDING FOR DISPOSAL OF THE DATE OF FIRST DENNIS KIDD Rosa County, In the All of the above proper- Name in which Year of Issuance: 2005 CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION AND LAND CLEARING PUBLICATION OF Personal All of the above proper- State of Florida. ty is located in Santa Assessed: HUGH DEBRIS; PROVIDING FOR THE REVOCATION OR THIS NOTICE IS: Representative: ty is located in Santa Rosa County, In the ELLIS HEIRS, TONYA Description of SUSPENSION OF PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR PENALTY FOR May 24, 2007. James B. Timms Rosa County, In the Unless such certificate State of Florida. ARGERSINGER, Property: LOT 30, VIOLATION; REPEALING AND REPLACING SANTA ROSA 522 Fort Pickens Rd. State of Florida. shall be redeemed JOSHUA HUGH WESTLAND ACRES, COUNTY ORDINANCES 91-14, 91-26, 96-27, 97-29, 2000-10, Petitioner: Pensacola Beach, FL according to Law, the Unless such certificate ELLIS, MICHAEL S AS DES IN OR BK 2001-04, & 2003-31; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; Lynda Elaine Bolt 32561 Unless such certificate Property described in shall be redeemed ELLIS 865 PG 350 PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN Navarre, Florida shall be redeemed such Certificate will be according to Law, the All of the above prop- Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- EFFECTIVE DATE. Attorney for Personal according to Law, the sold to the Highest Property described in erty is located in Santa 5600-00000-0300 Attorneys for Representative: Property described in Bidder, at the east end such Certificate will be Rosa County, In the Name in which Petitioner: Gary E. Smith such Certificate will be lobby of the County sold to the Highest State of Florida. Assessed: ALICE M These proposed Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the Abigail K. Sanders Gary E. Smith, P.C. sold to the Highest Administrative Bidder, at the east end SCHAD, ROLAND E above scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support MOSLEY & 1910 W. Garden Bidder, at the east end Complex at 6495 lobby of the County Unless such certificate MURPHY, ELIZABETH Services Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested SANDERS, PL Street lobby of the County Caroline St., Milton, Administrative shall be redeemed L JOHNSON parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by 1108-c North 12th Pensacola, FL 32501 Administrative Florida on the 2nd day Complex at 6495 according to Law, the All of the above proper- the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming Avenue Florida Bar No. Complex at 6495 of July, 2007 at 12:00 Caroline St., Milton, Property described in ty is located in Santa before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure Pensacola, Florida 190111 Caroline St., Milton, noon. Florida on the 2nd day such Certificate will be Rosa County, In the that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose 32501 850-637-2501 - Florida on the 2nd day Dated this the 9th day of July, 2007 at 12:00 sold to the Highest State of Florida. they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, (850) 429-7408 Telephone of July, 2007 at 12:00 of May, 2007. noon. Bidder, at the east end which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their 850-470-0280 - noon. Mary M. Johnson Dated this the 9th day lobby of the County Unless such certificate appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be Legal 284 Facsimile Dated this the 9th day Clerk of the Circuit of May, 2007. Administrative shall be redeemed heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. Gulf Breeze News of May, 2007. Court of Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson Complex at 6495 according to Law, the May 24, 31, 2007 LEGAL 281 Mary M. Johnson County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Caroline St., Milton, Property described in LEGAL LINE NOTICE 283 Gulf Breeze News 5-24-07 Gulf Breeze News Clerk of the Circuit –––––––––––––––––– Court of Santa Rosa Florida on the 18th day such Certificate will be 5/17/07

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