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BY B.J. DAVIS 4,763 logged. The deadline for applications in for the next few weeks. These granted at a cost of $10,750 each. An annual fee of $1,300 in the Gulf Breeze News "Where we're at now is that was April 14 of this year, how- are the applications sent back to State! [email protected] all of the applications that have ever, Pender said her depart- the applicant because of defi- for a package store and $1,800 deficiencies, have been returned ment-received applications well ciencies. for a bar will also be charged. Gulf Breeze News As the final liquor license [to the applicant] to correct after the deadline. "Those are trickling back in. I Licensing was not limited to Florida Press Association applications trickle in, the list of those," said Debi Pender, "We received applications think we're just about at the end Santa Rosa County residents. “Best Overall Graphic Design” those vying for the 17 spots con- Deputy Director for the three weeks after the deadline. of entering all the data," she Although a majority of the tinues to grow. As of June 5, the Division of Alcohol and Those were given a notice of said. applicants were Florida citizens, weekly updated list found on the Tobacco. Deficiencies are any denial," said Pender. The county is limited to1 applications came from Texas, New York, Hawaii and Alaska. Florida Department of Business omitted or incorrect information According to Pender, she still license for every 7,500, mean- Inside in PAGE and Profession Regulation had 1B hindering the approval process. expects applications to continue ing only 17 licenses will be See LIST Page 7A6 City Hall full for Parks meeting City coyote ■ Boardwalk sightings on BY B.J. DAVIS businesses Gulf Breeze News the rise reopening [email protected] BY FRANKLIN HAYES ■ Family Surf Fest A Shoreline Park reconfigur- Gulf Breeze News draws hundreds ing and repair proposal cleared [email protected] another hurdle at the May 30 Gulf Breeze Parks Board meet- Gulf Breeze residents may ■ Bubba’s Beach ing with unanimous approval. want to keep a closer eye on Citizens opposed to the project their household pets, as coyotes along with proponents of the may be prowling the area in improvement balanced the search of additional food. nearly filled to capacity Gulf Several coyotes were recently WEEKEND Breeze City Hall. City staff pre- reported in the Gulf Breeze area, Weather sented provisions made to the including one fatally caught in a THURSDAY 6/8 plan to accommodate citizen privacy fence on May 21. Scat.T-Storms concerns. Cindy Lemon of Grand O "What a great day in Gulf Pointe, a neighborhood located high 87 Breeze it is when we can have just east of the Gulf Islands O low 74 this many people attend a meet- National Seashore on U.S. 98, ing to discuss the future of our thinks her 3-year-old cat FRIDAY 6/9 parks," said Gulf Breeze City Punkin may have been killed Partly Cloudy Manager Edwin "Buz" Eddy. by a coyote. O Eddy discussed the importance According to Lemon, the high 88 feline went missing in mid O of Shoreline Park as a regional low 75 amenity shared by peninsula February and Lemon plastered citizens along with the West the surrounding area with over B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News 50 “missing cat” flyers. Lemon SATURDAY 6/10 See PARK, Page 2A6 City Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy answers questions from the Parks Board on May 30. said she received and followed Sunny up on many promising leads, high 87O Windstorm with no results. O School board hopefuls address growth Finally, after several weeks low 76 of searching, her cat’s broken insurance BY B.J. DAVIS collar was found in a nearby SUNDAY 6/11 forum Gulf Breeze News yard. No evidence exists to Sunny [email protected] link coyotes to the missing O feline, but recent sightings of high 88 tonight Incumbent school board the wild canines prove difficult O low 76 members and those vying for to ignore. BY LISA NEWELL Districts 1 and 3 seats addressed Gulf Breeze News last Thursday’s Central Santa See PET OWNERS, Page 2A6 [email protected] Rosa Republican Club in Milton. Key discussion points INSIDE As affordable insurance cov- erage in Gulf Breeze becomes included funding, continued Area hopes Classifieds 4-5 D as scarce as hen’s teeth, The levels of academic success and dry over arid Community 4,5A Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of district growth. Crossword/Movies 5B Commerce is hosting a question “We’re going to have to deal with the issue of growth,” said climate Editorial 6A and answer forum to deal with Diane Scott, candidate running Entertainment 4,5B the windstorm insurance crisis BY FRANKLIN HAYES tonight at 7 p.m. at the for District 1, held for the past Island News 1,2B Gulf Breeze News Community Life Center. 28 years by Ken Smith, who [email protected] D School News 1-3, 6 Representatives from state, announced his retirement this Sports 1-6C local and federal offices as well year. Some of Scott’s qualifica- Northwest Florida is Talk of the Town 5A as insurance executives are tions include Ph.D. in social substantially drier this year TV LISTINGS 3B expected to hear from attendees work, University of West when compared to last year’s about the pinch of escalating Florida assistant professor and influx of rain, and some officials “Mailing Statement is insurance premiums, if cover- member of Title I Parent B.J. Davis/Gulf Breeze News urge residents to be on the look on Editorial Page” age is available at all. Advisory Council for Santa Santa Rosa School District Seat 5 Member Edward “Ed” out for wildfires and conserve At issue is the loophole that Rosa District Schools. Also on Gray, III is currently unopposed for reelection to the board. their water consumption. FOUR SECTIONS allows insurance companies to Scott’s platform was school According to the US spending dollars,” said Scott. “I favor of extending the 1/2 cent VOL. 5, NO. 21 omit coverage for businesses board budget. Drought Monitor, an would not consider raising taxes sales tax that is currently in JUNE 8, 2006 “I think that the school board informative website produced as a first resort, but that I am in See INSURANCE, Page 2A6 has been a good steward in See SCHOOLS, Page 2A6 by the US Department of Agriculture, the National Drought Mitigation Center and GBHS alum graduates from West Point other federal and academic entities, Escambia and Santa BY FRANKLIN HAYES of three cadets to be honored system and is able to train others Rosa counties were listed as Gulf Breeze News with the Gene L. Vidal to use the application, Gulsby abnormally dry on May 30.

home! [email protected] Memorial Award, upon which he said. The website defined this cate- was bestowed for his work with The cadets developed a gorization as an area showing As Gulf Breeze High School logistical training systems. computerized tutor that attracted significant dryness, but not yet (GBHS) alumnus Seth Gulsby For his senior project at West the attention of high-ranking in drought. your takes his place in “the long gray Point, Gulsby and his fellow army officials, and is currently The local branch of the line,” the young Pensacola cadets Brandon Kennedy and being tested by several vital Division of Forestry (DOF), Beach resident will join an elite James Grossman looked at Army training groups including known as the Blackwater group of fellow West Point grad- the 1st Calvary Division and the District, monitors rainfall lev- uates like Robert E. Lee, Buzz different ways to improve the training process for “Combat 3rd Infantry Division. els in Escambia, Santa Rosa Aldrin and Dwight D. Gulsby’s parents couldn’t be Post of the Future” (CPOF). and Okaloosa Counties as part Eisenhower. happier with his success. of its mission to protect vital CPOF is a network of battle After an impressive academic “He’s a very special kid, and woodland resources in the career, Gulsby will report to Fort stations and computer uplinks

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today we’re real proud of his area. Last year, rainfall in Rucker, Ala. for two years of that allows army commanders to accomplishments and his career Santa Rosa County averaged aviation training where he hopes look at real time battlefield so far,” Steve Gulsby, Seth’s 3.58 inches per day for the to become a Black Hawk information and make combat father said. Gulsby also month of May. This year, May Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly helicopter pilot. Along with his related decisions. discussed his son’s decision to averaged 1.62 inches per day. Bachelor’s degree in engineering Currently, only a limited pool Gulsby See GULSBY and ergonomics, Gulsby was one of experts fully understands the , Page 2A6 See DROUGHT, Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A June 8, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS PET OWNERS: Pets missing around city Continued from page 1A some time as well. The morning Since coyotes are omnivores, she noticed her feline was miss- they are known to eat many types “We sure miss him,” Lemon ing, Furrow said several plants of fruit, carrion and small mam- said of her missing cat. “We have be made by contacting Seegar were overturned on her patio, mals. According to a report from Today, June 8 a new kitten now, and we’re not Swanson, 936-8704, and for the Gulf which she said may be signs that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Santa Rosa County Commission Regular Meeting, letting it [outside] for any rea- Breeze area the contact is Martha 9 a.m., Commissioner's Board Room, 6495 Caroline a struggle ensued. No evidence Conservation Commission Smith, 932-6044. They may also be son.” Street, Milton Coyotes are nothing new to exists linking coyotes to Furrow’s (FFWCC), coyotes may also kill contacted for additional information Gulf Breeze City officials, who missing cat either, but Furrow domestic dogs and cats when liv- about the meeting. remains convinced. ing in close proximity to human School Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., 5086 Canal Street, have hired a state licensed trapper Milton to deal with nuisance wildlife in “My neighbor was walking her population. During the warmer Wednesday, June 14 dog last week and she turned spring and summer months, coy- the past. Executive Board Meeting, 11:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa Island Authority “The problem with coyotes is around and went home because otes typically hunt for additional Chamber of Commerce, Chamber Conference Room, 409 Committee Meeting, 5 p.m., Santa Rosa that they have a very large range. she saw a coyote,” Furrow said. food to satiate their newly Gulf Breeze Parkway Island Authority administrative office, 1 They’re pretty smart too. When Carey Bloodworth with weaned pups. Via de Luna, Pensacola Beach we put pressure on them, they Customer Oriented Pest Solutions According to the Robbie Friday, June 9 (COPS) Pest Management in Edalgo, a wildlife biologist with Small Business Committee Meeting, move. Unfortunately, I think the No meetings scheduled as of press time coyotes are here to stay,” Director Pensacola offered several sugges- the FFWCC, if a coyote is caus- 8 a.m., Gulf Breeze Chamber of of Community Services Shane tions to protect pet owners from ing damage to personal property, Commerce, Chamber Conference Room, Carmichael said. coyotes. Floridians can hunt the animals Saturday, June 10 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway Lemon is not alone in believ- “Food source is a big thing, during daylight hours because No meetings scheduled as of press time ing coyotes may roam the wilder- that’s what [coyotes] are after,” there is no closed season on coy- Executive Committee Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline ness on the peninsula, preying on Bloodworth said, suggesting pet otes. However, city ordinances Sunday, June 11 Drive, Gulf Breeze domestic animals. Georgiene owners keep food indoors. prevent residents from discharg- No meetings scheduled as of press time Furrow also thinks her cat may Bloodworth also said because ing firearms within city limits. have fallen victim to coyote coyotes are more active at night, Gulf Breeze residents are encour- Monday, June 12 Thursday, June 15 keeping animals indoors during aged to call Gulf Breeze City Hall No meetings scheduled as of press time attack. Furrow lives west of No meetings scheduled as of press time Shoreline Park North, and said the evening will lower the risk of to report problems with nuisance her cat has been missing for quite attack. wildlife. Same Time, Same Place Tuesday, June 13 The South Santa Rosa Writers meet each second Santa Rosa County Democrats will hold their June and fourth Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Augustine’s Pot Luck Dinner and Meeting at the Hobbs Middle GULSBY: West Point football attracted grad Episcopal Church Parish Hall, 7810 Navarre Parkway, School, 5317 Glover Lane, Milton, on Tuesday, June 13. Navarre, west of Highway 87 adjacent to the Lewis The program will begin at 6 p.m. All Democrats are Continued from page 1A high school. When he chose the “My view of the world and Funeral Home. invited to attend and bring a potluck dish of their choice. US Military Academy, it was my life are a lot different For further information, contact Nancy at (850) 936- to join the Army instead of the Reservations for car pooling in the Navarre area can Navy. “We come from Navy pretty exciting.” because of entering the Army at 6889 or email [email protected]. families and a Navy town and The United States Military a time of war. I have friends that we were swaying toward Navy, Academy’s class of 2006 was are over there now, and after but we’re an Army family now.” the first class to enter West going through that, you under- PARKS: Final proposal approved 7-0 Gulsby, a standout football Point after 9-11, and they were stand that it is a reality,” Gulsby place, eliminating the plan to there has been a decrease in the player at GBHS, said the pres- also the first class to have said. Continued from page 1A place the multipurpose football number of sports participation, tige of being a part of “the long President Bush speak at their Florida Regional Library, Gulf Reflecting on his experiences field closer to the library. easily remedied by the moving gray line,” as West Point grads graduation ceremony since Breeze Hospital and top-notch of the last four years, Gulsby Steinbach suggested a quadrant forward of the park rebuilding. are commonly called, and the 2002. The class of 2006 person- school system. commented, “Even though I style garden complete with “If we give [kids] the place Army football program influ- ified the class motto, “never fal- The library became an early hated it some days and I was fountain, sitting area and area to play, they'll come,” said Bay enced his decision to go to West ter, never quit”, as they were the focus of the meeting. Members miserable some days, I wouldn’t for senior citizens to enjoy the Cliffs resident Scott Garbell. Point. first class since the Vietnam of the Friends of the Library outdoors in the place of the pro- Utilization of the park by vis- “With the football team, I felt Conflict to complete all four trade it for the world. You can issued concerns about excava- posed multipurpose field. itors was also a concern of other like I was joining a family,” years of study in a time of war. look at all the accolades, pres- tion a portion of Shoreline Park "We have Woodland Park on citizens. Gulsby said. Gulsby said there is a huge tige and leadership qualities you to relocate a multipurpose foot- Fairpoint Drive which is very “What kind of people are you likelihood that he could go to gain, but it’s the friends you Gulsby’s stepfather Bob ball field, which could lead to under-utilized," said Barbara going to bring in? This used to meet that keep you there. It is Harriman agreed, “Seth was an Iraq after he completes his train- drainage issues. Atchison in response to be called a bedroom communi- excellent student and athlete in ing. the tie that binds.” “I feel that some good Steinbach's plan. ty. People don't move here for thoughts should be given to the City residents expressed the the sports,” said Loruna Drive topographical aspect of the interest to have their voices resident Arlene Sadro. SCHOOLS: Eminent domain a possibility library,” said Friends member heard. Pulley is on record for saying Bob Booman. He explained “Why can't we have a vote regional tournaments will be Continued from page 1A District 3 incumbent Diane achieved by Santa Rosa County how any compromise to the nat- on this? This is our city. Why is held at Shoreline Park and can Coleman discussed her past students. He also addressed dis- ural land surrounding the in place,” she added. However, this being forced on us?” said bring in an estimated $10,000, a strides for teacher pay. trict growth. library could lead to flooding according to Scott she is not a Poinciana resident Bob Barrett. figure needed to supplement the “Another thing I was con- “Where is the money for the proponent of raising taxes, but the ground level building, Other residents stated that county and city funded park. cerned about was teacher salary. growth of the district going to rather obtaining grants which although it has not experienced concerns from citizens were Additionally, a minimal $5 per Last year, the district saw the come from? We’re getting she says doesn’t serve long- flooding during any recent hur- more localized to the proximity child fee is required for out of largest raise in the district in at about 500 new students per term needs, but can buy time to ricane or last year's April of the project. city limits park users. least 10 years,” said Coleman. school year,” said Smith. “We address those long-term needs. floods. “I back up to Gulf Breeze “The city can’t support She also recognized her past need to take a page out of one Running against Scott for the Resident Carla Steinbach Hospital, and I don't have a Shoreline Park solely by the four years of experience as her our sister counties’ books and District 1 seat is former Santa prepared informational packets problem with it. I would be fine 6,000 residents within the city,” platform staple. scale down on spending,” he Rosa County Commissioner for the seven board members having a park in my back yard,” said Eddy. The South Santa “I certainly know more now added. Robert Smith. Smith, commis- along with a representation of said Plantation Hill resident Rosa Recreation Center, often than I knew four years ago, and Currently unopposed District sioner from 1974 to 1982, vice her proposal. Paul Snider. "This is a NIMBY referred to as the Gulf Breeze I look forward to learning more 5 incumbent Edward “Ed” chairman of the Pensacola “The [Gulf Breeze Sports (not in my back yard) issue. We Recreation Center, was funded in the next four,” she said. Gray, III answered a question Metropolitan Planning Association] has done wonder- should not allow some NIMBY partly by the county for its con- District 3 challenger Chuck regarding eminent domain. Organization and three-year ful things for the active kids in residents to ruin this for the struction nearly 20 years ago. In Smith put his faith in the acade- “Never say never when it chairman for Project this community,” said thousands of kids who utilize addition, because of the use of mic achievements of students in comes to actions that may be Graduation, said he worked Steinbach. Steinbach, who the park." the softball fields for debris the district that will prepare last resorts. If we were faced hard with his insurance compa- researched and brought to the According to Director of removal, FEMA has pledged them for the real world. with overcrowding and extreme ny after the past active hurri- board an alternative proposal, Parks and Recreation, there was money towards the project. “Let me just tell you the facility shortages such that our cane seasons, so along with his explained how she measured a a steady increase in youth par- Approval is now up to the competition is fierce,” said students were put in question- county and professional experi- portion of the existing Disc ticipation of the parks prior to City Council. An agenda item Smith. According to Smith, his able safety conditions, we ence, he can handle the job. Golf course land and found the hurricanes. As a direct result and formal presentation from collegiate career, including would look at all the tools nec- “I have an interest in keeping there to be enough room to of the destroyed softball fields Steinbach is schedule for June attendance at MIT, afforded essary to properly provide safe the schools the best in the state. place the softball fields in its from hurricane debris removal, 14 at 6:30 p.m. him the opportunity to recog- facilities for our students,” said I think I am up to the task,” said nize the high standards set and Gray. Smith. DROUGHT: 10 burn bans lifted this year INSURANCE: Tonight’s Seminar free to public Continued from page 1A are necessary. use regardless of the weather. Reports from the Weather Ben Wolcott with the DOF’s “We push water conservation Continued from page 1A represents many insurance agen- certain to have a representative Channel also indicate that rain- Blackwater District explained even if we’re not in a drought,” cies, are planning to attend and from Florida Insurance that the drought index is a rela- Greg DeLapp with Midway and residences located along fall for the coastal region of hear from those affected by ris- Commissioner Kevin McCarty’s tive measure of how dry an area Water system said. DeLapp Highway 98 east of the Naval Santa Rosa County is also ing insurance rates and dropped office as well as representatives below average. is, and the current numbers urged residents to fix leaking Live Oaks preserve. The coverage, just as hurricane sea- from U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller’s Santa Rosa County staff show Santa Rosa is drier than water fixtures and limit the Citizens Property Insurance son is heating up. office. Santa Rosa County member Brad Baker works normal. In addition to the area’s amount of grass they water. Corporation’s “Wind Only Jim Martin, vice president of District 5 Commissioner John closely with the Division of rain deprivation, Wolcott said “Limit the amount of grass in Manual” shows lines of insur- Pensacola Junior College and a Broxson was the first official to Forestry (DOF) to monitor residual debris from hurricane your yard by using flower beds ance eligibility drawn by legisla- Gulf Breeze Chamber of agree participate on the panel. drought conditions and recom- damage, such as fallen trees in and plants that are native to the tors, omitting the Gulf Breeze Commerce committee member, Jim Nitterauer will moderate mends burn bans for the county. wooded areas, raises the risk for area that don’t need much area along U.S. Highway 98 east feels the pinch of rising insur- the event. The Community Life Although there is not currently a wild fires. water,” DeLapp said. of Naval Live Oaks. Private ance rates. Just last week he Center is located at 4115 burn ban for Santa Rosa, Baker “The debris has had a year or Although DeLapp said water insurers in Florida are using received notice that his home- Soundside Drive, at the intersec- commented, “if we don’t get more to dry out or cure... We are conservation is always a good those maps as guides to cancel owner’s insurance policy was tion of Highway 98 and rain pretty soon, we’ll be in a also entering lightning season idea, he mentioned that the residential and commercial poli- increasing from $2,900 per year Soundside Drive, in Gulf dry climate [conducive] for (May through June) and that is a water supply for the area is not cies. to $4,600. Breeze. wildfires again.” major cause for wildfires in in danger. “Right now we have Keith Hensel, agency field “How do you absorb a $1,700 For details, contact the Gulf Santa Rosa County staff has Florida,” Walcott said. plenty of water.” executive for the Pensacola increase in one year?” Martin Breeze Area Chamber at 932- issued 10 burn bans this year, Whenever dry weather Vernon Prather with the State Farm insurance office and asked. He also said he’s estimat- 7888. The forum, which is the the last of which was lifted encroaches the normal moist South Santa Rosa Utility Rod Hurston, vice ing his policy will jump to first in a series of quarterly April 27. The county and the atmosphere of Florida, water Service agreed with DeLapp, president/branch manager of $6,500 per year in 2007. events planned by the Gulf DOF continuously monitor sev- conservation is a topic that often saying his department has not Fisher Brown Insurance and Martin invited over 45 elect- Breeze Area Chamber of eral factors such as humidity, merits serious discussion. issued a water conservation Gary Landry of the Florida ed officials to attend, and as of Commerce, is free and open to cumulative rainfall and drought However, utility administrators public service announcement Insurance Council, a group that press time, he was reasonably the public. index to decide when burn bans like to see conservative water since 2000.

2000 block of Cardinal Lane, Navarre, Breeze, possession of marijuana, Hatcher, Michael Philip, 42, W/M, aggravated assault with a deadly more than 20 grams, possession of a 9100 block of Timber Lane, Navarre, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report weapon controlled substance possession of a controlled substance

Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. 6/02/06 6/03/06 DUI Alcala III, Jesse Benjamin, Vetterick, James Rhett, 28, W/M, 22,W/M, 2700 block of Augustus 2700 block of Summertree Lane, Gulf 6/03/06 FELONIES Gulf Breeze, fugitive from justice violation of probation Road, Navarre, violation of probation Breeze, obstructing justice Ellison, Christopher Daniel, 37, 5/26/06 05/28/06 W/M, 2100 block of Seagrape Drive, Phillips, Jamie Marie, 35, W/F, Giaquinto, Veronica Tasha, 29, 5/31/06 Boone, Garrett Ryan, 23, W/M, 6/04/06 Navarre, DUI 7700 block of Navarre Parkway, W/F, 3500 block of Bob Tolbert Road, Campbell, Lamar Lenard, 50, W/M, 1200 College Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Deese, Jeanette Brown, 48, W/F, Navarre, driving on a suspended Navarre, larceny less than $5,000 3300 block of Santa Rosa Drive, Gulf resisting an officer with violence 3200 block of Bob Tolbert Road, 6/04/06 license Breeze, contracting without certifica- Navarre, possession of a controlled Cooley, Rebecca Leyland, 42, W/F, 5/30/06 tion Carey, Brittney Renee, 19, W/F, substance 1900 block of Ambassador Drive, Dordain, Renaldo Joseph, 25, B/M, Cudney, David Lloyd, 26, W/M, 2800 block of Lido Garden, Gulf Navarre, DUI 3700 block of Gulf Breeze Parkway, 2100 block of Register Lane, Navarre, Broussard, Candie Renee, 21,W/F,

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 8, 2006 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS

GB Library presents reading program Get Gulf Breeze News Call (850) 932-898 to start deliv 6 Did you know that students for participants to read at least ther promote reading, the pro- Presentations for children ery who participate in a summer 15 minutes each day, partnering gram also features age-appro- ages 3-5 will be held at 10:30 delivered to MC/Visa Accepted . reading program are more likely with an adult if necessary. priate presentations and activi- a.m. Those who have completed Makes a Great Gift! than other children to read at or Children who participate in the ties on assorted themes, includ- kindergarten through 5th grade your mailbox! above grade level and still have program will be awarded paper- ing pirates, magic, martial arts, will attend presentations at 3:30 those skills when school starts? back books and have an oppor- sports, and more! Children from p.m. A special county-wide The Santa Rosa Library System, tunity to win other prizes from birth to fifth grade may partici- family event will also be held on which includes the Gulf Breeze these area attractions: Ridge pate and should register as soon Library, is offering the 2006 Cinema 8, Pensacola Pelicans, as possible at the Gulf Breeze Saturday, June 24 at the Milton 40% OFF STORE WIDE Summer Reading Program to Tiki Island Golf and Games, the Library. Presentations will be Riverwalk Gazebo. For more encourage children to read at ZOO, Skateland Skating Center held at the Gulf Breeze Library information, please contact home. and Oops Alley Family on each Thursday, beginning Margaret Chatraw, Children’s The goal of the program is Entertainment Center. To fur- June 8 and ending July 13. Librarian, at 623-2043 Hand Cleaning - Expert Repairs Top quality padding · Appraisals Eastgate Shopping Center · 477-9874 Letter carriers food drive a success 9th Ave. & Creighton · Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm The National Association of cards, sponsored by the are children. times of disaster. Letter Carriers (NALC), in Campbell Soup Company and This movement, started by For many years, a number of cooperation with Manna Food the U.S. Postal Service, were the NALC, which aims to solve branches had collected food for JUNE 15 Pantries, United Way, and other mailed to postal customers to the problem of hunger in com- the needy as part of their com- national sponsors, held their remind them of the drive. munities across the country, munity service effort. Weight Loss Surgery: 14th Annual Food Drive. The Every year, the National has its roots in the National Discussions were held by the cooperative effort raised Association of Letter Carriers Hunger Awareness Day. The NALC, U.S. Postal Service and - Is it right for you? 250,516 pounds of food, an hold food drives across the NALC, founded in 1889, is the AFL-CIO Community Services FREE SEMINAR increase of 25,000 pounds from country. In fact, the NALC’s union of city letter carriers Department to explore a coor- Dr. Jeffrey Lord, Bariatric Surgeon last year. Stamp Out Hunger food drive employed by the U. S. Postal dinated effort. A pilot drive was Thursday, June 15, 6 p.m. Residents were asked to is recognized as the largest Service. These letter carriers, held in 10 cities in October, Sacred Heart Greenhut Auditorium, Pensacola leave non-perishable food one- day food drive ever con- who delivered over 200 billion 1991, and the success of this Call 416-1600 donations – such as canned ceived in the United States. The pieces of mail just last year, effort led to the implementation Sacred Heart for reservations meat, fish and soup, and cere- collected food is donated to have always been involved of this nationwide effort. The Health System www.sacred-heart.org als, pasta and rice – in a bag Manna Food Bank, which when something needed to be food drive has been such a suc- near their mailbox on Saturday serves more than 20,000 indi- done, from collecting funds for cess over the years that NALC before their letter carrier viduals each year; approxi- charities to assisting the has collected over 600 millions arrived. Over 115 million post- mately 40 percent of those fed American Red Cross during pounds of food since 1993. dvantage COMMUNITY BRIEFS AA ppraisal Boy Scouts of America looking for boys to ‘Venture’ S E R V I C E S ❖ Residential A Venturing is the fastest grow- Gulf Breeze United Methodist American Red Cross needs and a light lunch/beverage. A ing program of the Boy Scouts Church Fellowship Hall, 75 volunteers There is a small fee for each stu- Property Appraisal of America It's an exciting co- Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze The American Red Cross of dent; the advanced registration ❖ Experienced in the Patricia “Tish” Leahy ed high adventure youth pro- For more info call Zev Davis Northwest Florida is looking for deadline is June 30th. Mr. Luxury Home Market State Certified gram for young adults who have at 932-6579. volunteers for the upcoming Randall is offering businesses Residential Real Estate Appraiser ❖ Short turn-around completed the 8th Grade and are hurricane season. Experienced the opportunity to sponsor stu- RD 3862 of age 14-20. Schermerhorn selected for warehouse workers, mass feed- dents for this event. If you are ❖ Unmatched client What a Venturing crew does seminar ing and shelter workers are interested in sponsoring a stu- service and follow-up (850) 936-8217 is limited only by the imagina- Ashley Schermerhorn, a especially needed. Those with dent scholarship, please contact tion and involvement of the tenth grade student at Gulf VSAT Communications back- Mr. Randall at 916-9164 or to adult and youth leaders and Breeze High School and daugh- ground would be especially register a student contact GBHS members of the crew sail the ter of Clarence and Tammy appreciated. If you are interest- at 916-4108. Caribbean, climb a mountain, Schermerhorn, was selected to ed in volunteering, contact the backpack the Appalachian Trail represent her school at the Hugh American Red Cross at (800) Volunteers needed at Gulf or go white-water rafting. O'Brian Youth (HOBY) 723-7620 or [email protected] Breeze Hospital This program is open to all Leadership seminar in cross.org Volunteers are urgently need- young people with or without a Tallahassee on May 28. Santa ed at Gulf Breeze Hospital. The Scouting background. Venturers Rosa Woman's Club sponsored Meteorology workshop registration desk has day and experience a fun program, full Ashley. She was selected offered to students night openings for volunteers of adventure and challenges, because she sets the highest per- Mr. Bill Randall with May and there is no lifting involved. while acquiring leadership sonal standards at all times, con- International is a retired Volunteer duties include greet- skills, learning about ethical sistently takes difficult courses Military Meteorologist. In July, ing patients who are reporting choices, and maturing into and demonstrates commitment Mr. Randall is offering a Basic for testing, and assisting regis- responsible and caring adults. to academics. She is known to and Advanced Meteorology trars. Meetings usually happen once lead by example and the value Workshop for area students Interested? Call Donna or twice a month. of good citizenship is important (ages 10 and up) in association Lackey at 478-7925, Freida Shriner’s Join the Boy Scouts. to her as well. Ashley has with Gulf Breeze High School. Palmer at 934-3129 or Wendy Orientation meeting on earned many awards and is sure Each class will include instruc- Brandon at 932-7619. Thursday, June 15 at 6:00pm in to be one of our future leaders. tion on various weather topics Youth pianists perform in recital

Katarina Espenscheid, Charlotte Engel, Chelsea Ballenberger, Nicki Dalton Isabella Espenscheid (back row left to right) and Your agent for 45 years. Claire Engel, Maggie Player and Gant Player (bottom row left to right) received maestro medals in recognition of their piano performances. Mr. Dot Waldon Piano students from the stu- Romantic eras. Dalton, Charlotte and Claire received certificates with hon- 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. dio of Catherine Crawley Participating students were Engel, Jessica Laenger, and ors from the Florida State Music Harbourtown, Suite 42 recently participated in two Chelsea Ballenberger, Maggier Jillian Adams. Teachers Association for their Gulf Breeze, FL Spring recitals. and Gant Player, Jakob Barber, Students received maestro performances at District One 932-9394 On May 20, students per- Joshua Wise, Isabella and medals for their piano perfor- Student Day held at Pensacola formed solos and ensembles Katarina Espenscheid, David mances. Maggie Player and Junior College. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there® from the Baroque, Classical and Lezcano, Sarah Landrum, Nicki Chelsea Ballenberger also State Farm Insurance Companies ● Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois

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St. Paul United Methodist Submitted Photo (Left): Family and Friends enjoyed a day of Fun at the May Lei Church hosts ‘May Lei’ Luau Luau. Saint Paul United Methodist Church in Gulf Breeze raised over $1,500 to benefit “Love for Peru” and Global Global Mission Fundraiser Missions. The event had a little of everything from a Silent Auction, car wash, face painting, and a waterslide!

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Submitted Photo Submitted Photo (Above): Even Elvis makes a surprise appearance to sup- port the mission. Elvis sings, (Right): Happy door prize dances and bids at the Silent winners Jim White and Auction on a St. Thomas Hunter Galluzzo. Gourmet Desserts gift certifi- cate. Hope they can make KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. toasted peanut butter and Helping make our banana pie! For Terrific Cooling Service $$336600,,000000 community even better 939-3325 OBITUARIES CERTIFIED BAKER Edith "Edie" died on May TECHNICIANS 24, 2006 at her home. Edie (850) 932-88986 Ready to Serve You! was born in 1925, in Gretna, www.gulfbreezenews.com Louisiana to the parents of Beauttiiffull 4 PLEX IIN Gullff Breeze Roberta and Richard Tusson. 1613 Greenbrier Pkwy. She attended St. Mary’s “High & Dry” Dominican College in New Orleans. Edie was married to Paul E. Barker, Jr., on Larry Darr REALTOR® November 27, 1947 at St. Cell (850) 748-2033 Charles Avenue Presbyterian www.Darrrealtygroup.com Office (850) 932-9388 Church in New Orleans. Edie has been a resident of Gulf Breeze, FL for 18 years. INVITATION TO BID She moved from Pelham Manor, NY, where she The City of Gulf Breeze, with support from the Florida Division of Forestry's Urban Hurricane Tree Grants program, is seeking resided for 23 years with her competitive bids for a total of 2,344 trees in four varieties, to be distrib- husband and four children. uted to City residents as part of a hurricane replenishment program. She was a Brownie troop Bid specifications are available by contacting Ron Pulley, leader in Tulsa, OK and a Director of Parks and Recreation, Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, 800 Sunday school teacher at Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 (850) 934-5140. All sealed Huguenot Memorial Church bids should be directed to Marita Rhodes, City Clerk, 1070 Shoreline in Pelham. She was an avid Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 (850) 934-5135. duplicate bridge player and Bids will be opened on Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 3:00 p.m. competed in many regional CDST, at the Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf tournaments. Edie became a Breeze,Florida. Life Master in 1981. Her The City does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, hobbies included gourmet national origin, sex, religion, age, and handicapped status in provisions cooking, collecting and of services.

refurbishing antique furni- THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA ture, sewing, and interior home decorating. Edie is survived by her BY:Marita Rhodes husband, Paul E. Baker, Jr.; CITY CLERK and three children, Paul E. Legal #0188 Baker, III, of New Orleans, Stephanie Henderson of New Rochelle, NY, and Pamela Anderson of Pelham, NY. Edie has joined her first daughter, Elizabeth, in death. She is also survived by four grandchildren, Jessica, Matthew, Michael, and Heather Anderson, as well as her brother, Richard Tusson of Bush, LA. The family wishes to give a special thanks to the Covenant Hospice and their caregivers. A memorial service was held for Edith L. Baker on Sunday, May 28 at 3:00 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers, memor- ial donations can be made to the Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church building fund.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 8, 2006 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Driftwood Garden Club celebrates 53 years The Driftwood Garden Club the city of Gulf Breeze. Good is 53 years old, the oldest con- job, ladies! tinuing civic club in Gulf Breeze. It's older than the city, Baptist’s Women’s Board but it's filled with vibrant, moti- to sponsor jewelry sale vated women who enjoy con- The Women’s Board of tributing to their community. Baptist Health Care The club started in 1953 with Foundation will sponsor a $5 the stated purpose "to address jewelry sale July 25 from 8 community needs". The club a.m. to 5 p.m. and July 26 has paralleled the development from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the of the city of Gulf Breeze and Heritage Room in Baptist their activities and services have Hospital and July 28 from 8 focused on the needs of the Gulf a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Azalea Breeze area. Room in Baptist Medical Park. Bettie Kahn, a member of A variety of jewelry – this prestigious club for 50 including rings, necklaces, years, remembers the early bracelets and earrings – will be days. She recalls the reason that sold for $5 to support The membership to the Club is limit- Women’s Board and its pro- ed to 25 members. Betty said, grams. Cash, checks and all "We limited our numbers major credit cards will be because in the early days we accepted. met in members homes. We had For more information, con- to limit the membership so that On Thursday May 25, the Driftwood Garden Club installed their officers for 2006-2007. They are (L to R) President, Jeanne tact The Women’s Board at Merchant; Corresponding Secretary, Kathy Cannon; Treasurer, Betsye Haddock; and Recording Secretary, Martha Herrington. we could fit in small places, and (850) 469-2248. The officers were installed by Millie Dehn who used parts and characteristics of a Butterfly as the theme. the tradition has continued." Now they meet at a local restau- new city was incorporated they over a period of years. helped to register voters. They You can see how over these rant each month and have a pro- Send emails to Betty Archer gram, business meeting and assisted with the landscaping 53 years these energetic women and the installation of a sprin- have contributed to their com- Allen at allenfarrell@bell- lunch and I might add a real south.net or write to Talk of good time. kler system when the school munity. The club has kept to its opened in 1956; establishment stated purpose and focused on the Town at Gulf Breeze News Bettie and her husband, the at P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, late Dr. Charles Kahn, have of the first public library in Gulf the needs of the Gulf Breeze Breeze and raised funds to land- community and the surrounding FL 32562, subject “Talk of the been legal residents of this area Town.” for 57 years. However, they did By Betty Archer Allen Ed.D scape the median through the area. It has truly spanned and take out time for Dr. Kahn to city when Highway 98 became promoted the development of complete his medical training four lanes. They also plant trees and his military service. The in a public location to celebrate Khans come from several gener- Arbor Day each year. ations that have made their The club's major contribution home in this Gulf Coast area. was the establishment of a Bettie attended Huntingdon marked and signed nature trail College in Montgomery, Ala. in Shoreline Park South. This Mortgage Consultant She was introduced to Charles has proved to be a valuable teaching guide for local schools. Cell: 850.291.1161 Fax: 850.484.7509 by a friend while visiting in Fort Email:[email protected] Website: www.flcm.com Walton Beach. They have two The club was awarded the pres- grown children, Charles, Jr. who tigious Kellogg Medal of Civic FloRIDA CommuNITY moRTgAge is Chief Judge of the First Achievement by the National 5101 North 12th Avenue District Court of Appeals and council of State Garden Clubs Pensacola, FL 32504 Bettie who lives in Washington for this contribution. and works for The National The Driftwood Garden Club Institutes of Health. recognized the need for youth When I met Bettie, she was recreational activities in Gulf dressed in her volunteer jacket Breeze and worked with the EMA Submitted Photo new Gulf Breeze Sports associ- R for Gulf Breeze Hospital. She is FI N training to work in the gift Driftwood Garden Club two Board Members At Large Millie ation to establish a community Shop. She volunteered for 31 Dehn, Joan Daniels and Emogene Presley baseball program. This program Termite & Pest Control years at the Sacred Heart later became known as the Little Children's Hospital, so this is a that the club should continue The Driftwood Garden Club's League. They have installed “To The Rescue Since 1977” return to this kind of communi- with the type of service that it first project was sponsoring three water fountains for kids in has always provided." town meetings. Then when the children's parks in Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze ty service. Bettie says "I feel 932-9288 ! NEWS ABOUT OUR TROOPS

SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD PFC Birch on leave from Afghanistan for $190,000 for $260,000 for $600,000 for $1,000,000 PFC Benjamin Birch, son Afghanistan. from Task Force Spartan launcher. PFC Birch returned of Carol J. Birch of Gulf Operation joined members of the Afghan to Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii on Breeze and Brian J. Birch of Mountain National Army’s 203rd Corps May 21 then home on leave in New York, has returned home Lion began in the joint operation aimed at Gulf Breeze June 7. After Whisper Bay Blvd. Duke Drive Tiger Pt. Waterfront Lot Soundside Drive June 7 after deployment to with more destroying insurgent sanctuar- leave, he will return to Hawaii GULF BREEZE GULF BREEZE GULF BREEZE GULF BREEZE Asadabad, Afghanistan. than 2,500 ies and supply routes. for additional training before While serving with the 1st coalition Operation Mountain Lion was deployment to Iraq in October. Things are looking up! Battalion 3rd Marine forces the largest operation in Benjamin is a 2004 gradu- Let deploying in Regiment, CAAT 2 Birch Afghanistan since 2001. ate of Gulf Breeze High Terri Davidson (Combined Anti-Armor Team) the early PFC Birch is a machine School and was on the foot- change your perspective! Platoon, Weapons Company, morning air gunner for the 1/3 based in ball team for four years, an PFC Birch took part in a large and ground assaults in the Hawaii. Part of his job is to accomplishment he is very air assault launched in the Pech River Valley on April 11. man the .50 caliber machine proud of. Cell 380-3379 Kunar province of U.S. soldiers and Marines gun and MK-19 grenade Email [email protected] Classmates Pet of the week sought for reunions Class of ‘75 The GBHS class of '75 is planning a 31st reunion (Thanks Ivan!) and attempting to locate all classmates! Please contact Sharon Felder at [email protected] with Waterfront, Beach and Golf Course your name, mailing address, properties since 1974 email address and phone num- ber to receive information for the fall reunion or leave a mes- sage at 850-916-4903.

Class of ‘76 Planners for the Gulf Breeze High School class of 1976 reunion are looking for contact information for the June 24 reunion. Please contact Kathy Jesmonth Crawford at kjcraw- Breeze, a four-month-old lab/husky mix belonging to [email protected] with Debbie Creager of Gulf Breeze is a blue-eyed Bombshell who 1-800-445-2507 (850) 932-9228 your name, mailing address lives and plays in Polynesian Island. Breeze likes bugs, belly 1388 Country Club Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 and phone number. rubs and swimming. www.montgomeryrealtors.com

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freedom every single day "I will be working for most This Memorial Day, I have the of the summer." unique and humbling privilege of spending the day with American Word from -Patrice Shanon CO-PUBLISHERS: soldiers in Iraq. Even as you read Pensacola Lisa Newell this, I have attended Memorial Washingt on Victoria Papajohn Day ceremonies both at Hamm American Cemetery in EDITOR: Luxembourg, Germany where B.J. Davis many soldiers killed in the Battle U.S.Congressman Jeff Miller of the Bulge were laid to rest; and SPORTS EDITOR: in Iraq with the men and women nation through the loss of a loved As the sun sets on another Jason Thompson who are daily putting themselves one. My sadness is palpable when Memorial Day, and summer on the front lines to extend the I think of the numerous lives lost, begins in the panhandle, it is my STAFF WRITER: fruits of democracy to the Middle selflessly, to provide a better life sincere hope that we take time Franklin Hayes East. for strangers around the globe; and every day to remember that free- Fully grasping the overall sym- how those patriots will never hear dom comes at a high price, and “I'm going to try and fish AD SALES: bolism of Memorial Day is some- the thanks and praise that they that the tab is too often paid with and chill out as much as Tom Hayes thing that I struggle with. There deserve. the lives of great Americans. possible. I never get enough Robyn Philips are simply no words that can It is such an honor for me to Remember to thank a Veteran, time to fish.” express the gratitude that I feel to have the opportunity to serve on service member, or a service mem- OFFICE MANAGER: the Veterans of this country. It is the Veterans Affairs and Armed ber’s family today. It is because of -Shane Dorian Karen Murphy impossible to express the sympa- Services Committees. It brings their commitment to this nation, Gulf Breeze thy and respect I feel to the hus- me great pride that I have the their patriotism, and their sacrifice, GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: bands, wives, fathers, mothers, opportunity to serve those who that we are able to enjoy the free- Nikola Stamenkovich siblings, and children who have have served and continue to serve doms and the privileges that we Dave Cole paid the ultimate sacrifice to our our nation. take for granted every single day. CONTRIBUTORS: Column Writers T. “Bubba” Bechtol Struggle well worth effort Bette Boyle Throughout the history of nasty clashes erupting "Nothing in particular. My Chuck Randle American politics, two groups VIEWPOINT between political leaders who wife comes from Indiana, so we of citizens have had a major believe in the promise and may go there." Grant Corbin By Todd Stottlemyer, CEO impact on the outcome of elec- National Federation of potential of the American free -Charlie Kemp tions. One group is known as Independent Business enterprise system and those Nancy Cooey Intern the “silent vote” or the “stay- who see it only as a source of Gulf Breeze Michelle Stuckey Intern at-homes” – registered voters be speaking for the millions of tax funds for even larger gov- who don’t care enough about small-business owners who ernment programs and projects Photography the future of their nation to account for more than half the that bleed hard-earned dollars take the time and effort to go jobs in America. away from the nation’s true Paul Stefon to the polls and exercise their needs. Major issues ranging www.paulstefon.com Few segments of society democratic right to cast a bal- have more legitimate excuses from immigration policy to lot. The other group is than small-business owners to out-of-control health care America’s small-business stay home, to skip a major costs to excessive government Member: owners. event like the Summit or an regulation spawn charges and Small-business owners care counter-charges. Florida Press Association election day. Not only do they "My son and I are going to a lot about their government. have enterprises to lead and But these, and other threats An NFIB Research to the future of our nation, are Brazil for 12 days. My son will National Newspaper Assn. manage, but in many cases, be going for High School Foundation Poll about politi- they are pretty much their the very reasons why the cal participation found that a entrepreneurs who create and Soccer training, and I will be Gulf Breeze Area Chamber business’ entire labor force. going for a vacation." of Commerce disproportionately large per- But a strong sense of duty successfully grow the nation’s centage of small-business runs through this segment of 25 million-plus small firms (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) owners – 95 percent – are reg- can ill afford to stay at home -Melissa Overlade our population: 96 percent Gulf Breeze istered to vote and an almost- believe that every citizen when political duty calls. Pensacola Beach Chamber equally large share – 84 per- should participate in govern- There is still time for small- of Commerce cent – usually do so. ment, if only to vote; 82 per- business owners who care And hundreds of those cent agree that business own- enough about the most impor- Pensacola Chamber small-business men and tant segment of the nation’s of Commerce ers are leaders who have a women will be in Washington, responsibility to show the way economy to make the trip to Navarre Tourist D.C., this month for the 2006 in matters of public affairs and Washington June 18 – 20 to Development Council NFIB National Small- other key components of soci- affirm the small-business sec- Business Summit. They will ety. tor’s belief that achieving Student group: protect take a message to their sena- good public policy is a con- Gulf Breeze News is committed This year would be an easy tors and representatives that stant struggle, but a struggle to accuracy and wants to hear time for small-business own- victims of oppression from you if we need to make a they want affordable health ers to be “stay-at-homes” and well worth the effort—and the insurance, less regulation, a time. correction or clarification. not participate in their govern- Students For Justice is an fair tax code and an end to To submit a viewpoint, contact Gulf Please email us at ment. It’s a tense time in Breeze News at news@gulf- organization devoted to the LETTERS TO frivolous lawsuits. They will [email protected] Washington, with frequent breezenews.com or (850) 932-8986. elimination of corruption in law with the subject line enforcement, and I feel that it is THE EDITOR CORRECTION or absolutely necessary to praise CLARIFICATION. Or, call police when they do positive (850) 932-8986 during Speak out tonight if you want change things to help our community. I office hours and ask for iff Ron McNesby of Escambia Remember those inflatable read in the Gulf Breeze News news or sports departments. clowns that you could knock County. Santa Rosa has set a about what may be the largest great example for Escambia to over and they would pop back Publishers’ bust of detrimental drugs in the Gulf Breeze News is published up? follow. weekly on Thursdays for $30 history of Santa Rosa County. Cheers. Many local residents are Congratulations and thank per year by Gulf Breeze News beginning to feel as if they are Pen Mike Kettinger Publishing, Inc. Periodical you to the involved officers for Gulf Breeze the clowns, continually being using your power for some- postage paid at Gulf Breeze, knocked down, first by hurri- Florida. USPS # 021819. thing very important and help- canes and tropical storms, then Lisa Newell Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- ful to all of us. by the insurance companies we Students For Justice is not a To submit a letter to the tions. POSTMASTER: Please our area are faced with skyrock- tion and answer forum begin- editor, write to send address changes to paid to protect our financial “police-hating group of peo- eting insurance premiums or ning at 7 p.m. at the Community Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box investments. ple.” We just want to protect cancellation entirely. Life Center, 4115 Soundside 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL, 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Some honorable firms made victims of oppression in our Tonight, we can stand up and Drive in Gulf Breeze. 32562, or email to All content is copyrighted good on their promises to pay community, and we would also [email protected] tell our stories to elected offi- It’s time we stopped being 2006. Advertising rates are for repairs or to replace dam- appreciate the resignation of Include a daytime phone cials and representatives from punching bags and stood firm available upon request. aged property, but many home- the majorly corrupt, racist sher- number owners and business owners in insurance companies at a ques- against unfairness.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 8, 2006 7A Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Leaders gather to honor local professionals Members of the Santa Rosa Florida Medical Association; Association each discussed the gled and visited with old friends County Commission and Gulf Alan Bookman, Esq., president signature projects and commu- and met new ones. Ritchie Breeze City Council joined over of the Florida Bar Association; nity goals of their organizations. acknowledged Dr. Mike 200 local members of the and Dan Henry DDS, president Then, Ritchie introduced each Redmond who originated the Escambia County Medical of the Florida Dental state president honoree, who idea to honor these community Society, Escambia/Santa Rosa Association. discussed their goals, what leaders through their profession- Bar Association, and the Chamber of Commerce they’ve observed during their al associations. Other commu- Escambia Santa Rosa Dental President Buzz Ritchie was the travels around the state, and nity leaders present were Rep. Association who met on Master of Ceremonies. He encouraged the members pre- Holly Benson, Rep. Dave Tuesday, May 23 at New World introduced six speakers that sent to take their roles as leaders Murzin, Escambia County Landing for Celebrating evening. Dr. Jack Kotlarz, pres- seriously, serving as models of Pensacola Bay Area Leadership. ident of the Escambia County community involvement and School Board member Gary These local professional associ- Medical Society; Dr. Kim caring. Bergosh, former state Senator ations of medicine, law, and Jernigan, president of the Dr. Norman Vickers enter- John Broxson, City Councilman dentistry were celebrating the Escambia Santa Rosa Dental tained everyone with his fine PC Wu, Commissioner Bob unique, historical event of the Association; Mr. Bill Stafford, keyboard talents during the Cole, and Gulf Breeze City Alan Bookman, Esq., Dr. Dan Henry, and Dr. Troy Tippit. simultaneous attainment of state Esq., president of the social hour, while these attor- Councilman Beverly Zimmern, presidency in 2006 by three Pensacola professionals: Troy Tippett, MD, president of the Escambia/Santa Rosa Bar neys, dentists, and doctors min- among others. LIST: Area residents pulling out all the stops just to get name on massive list CARLSON, STANLEY GREEN, CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE, DAWN MARIE ETAL SMITH, BRADFORD VAN SLYKE, JAMES ARBY Continued from page 1A THEODORE ETAL RAY LAWTON, MICHAEL PATEL, AJIT AMRITLAL WILLIAM VASEK JR, STEPHEN SMITH, CHAD FRANKLIN MICHAEL ETAL GULF BREEZE CARO, ROBERT GLENN GREEN, DONALD RICKEY WAYNE PATEL, ALKABEN CARROLL, HARRY GREEN, EMILY MELINDA LAWTON, REBECCA L PATEL, NALINI SMITH, DAVID L VERSCHUEREN, JASON CARROLL, TERESA GREEN, JOHN GAYNOR LENNON, JOSEPH PATRICK, NICHOLAS SMITH, JAMES DOUGLAS PAUL 119 W GARDEN LLC ETAL VERSCHUEREN, SUSAN ABNER, JANE A CARTLEDGE, DELL LYNN GREEN, JOHN MANNING WILLIAM ETAL PATSHY, GEORGE STEVEN CARTLEDGE, LEE FREDER- GULF BREEZE CONSULT- LESHER, JOHN HAROLD PAULL, BEVERLY BROWN SMITH, KIM MARIE REESE ADAMS, HEATHER ELAINE SMITH, MARILYN BRAD- VICK, JAMES OWEN ETAL ADDISON, ANGELA TURN- ICK ING INC LESHER, SANDRA MANUS PEAVY, ELLEN VIRGINIA CEDERQUIST, DAVID GUNTER, LARRY THOMAS LEVINE, RONALD FRANK PERMENTER, DARLA STREET VIGODSKY, CRAIG ALLEN ER ETAL SMITH, MELVIN ROY ETAL VOWELL, JEFFREY EARL AGRICOLA, OTTO LAWRENCE HALL, DONALD RAY LIDDLE, LAMAR MELROSE ANGER CERAVOLO JR, FRANK HALL, JUDY HAYMAN LIDDLE, PRISCILLA WEST PETERSON, RANDALL SMITH, PAULEENE WAGNER, SCOTT ROBERT AKIN, BRIAN PARKER FRANCES ETAL ALBAUGH, MICHAEL JEF- ANTHONY HALL, LINDA KAY LILLO, LISA MARIA LESTER CESAR, DAWN LORRAINE HALL, MARY ELIZABETH LINES, DONALD PAUL PEYROUX, ROBERT SMITH, TERRY LEE WALCK, TRACY ETAL FREY SNOWDEN, KATHERYNE WALTERS, EUGENE CARL- ALLEN, DAVID MATTHEW CESAR, TYLER JOHN HALL, MICHAEL ROBERT LITTLE, WESLEY JASPER ALBERT EDWARD HALL, THOMAS WARREN ETAL PHELPS, MENA DARLENE LEE TON ALLEN, JAMES FRANKLIN SOLGARD, BERTHA MAE WARD III, CHARLES ALLISON, CHARLENE BER- CHAPMAN, DENNIS LYNN HALPIN, MARIA LYNN LIVINGSTON, DANIEL PHILLIPS, TERRI LEA CHIP’S 24 HOUR FITNESS HAMBURG, JOHN CHASE PIPPEN, ANDRA M SOLGARD, NORMAN ERIC EDWARD NICE ETAL SONNEN, DEREK J WARD, VICKIE LYNN AMAN, THEODORE CENTER ETAL HAMILTON, JACQUELINE LOBUE, KIMBERLY E PLAYER, WADE SHANE CHRISS, JOSEPH ALLEN ANN LOCKLEAR, ELIZABETH POHLMANN, PETER SONNEN, ELIZABETH P WARDEN, FRANK ALFRED SPEER, SARA LOFTIN EDWARD AMI INC CICH EDGE, LISA ANN HAMLIN, RICHARD JOHN WHITESELL ANDREW CLARK, ROBERT ETAL LONG, PAMELA L PORTER, CHARLES WAYNE SPEER, THOMAS ROBERT WARNKE, MICHAEL AMODEO, ROMONA A SPENCER, BOBBIE JOE JAMES ETAL ANASTON, KEVIN B THEODORE HAMNER, SHARON A LONG, VINCENT J POTTER, LAURA ANN CLEAVER, JOHN NOEL HAND JR, FRANK LOWERY, AARON D POWERS, FAYE E SPRINGER, THOMAS WATSON, GERALD ANDERSON, REBECCA WERNER WILLIAM VAIL ETAL HANSON, VAUGHN LUCAS, THOMAS MARTIN POWERS, LOUIS C COADY, GEORGE TIMO- RICHARD LUNDAY, TERRENCE DUN- PRICE, JO-ANN STOVER ST. ORES, TODD ALAN WEBKING, DANIEL ANDREWS JR, GERALD STAIR, FRED DEMAREE CHARLES ETAL EDWARD THY ETAL HARDOIN, JAMES CAN PRICE, MICHAEL D ETAL COCHRAN, AMY WOOD ALEXANDRE LUNDAY, VIRGINIA PRICE, MICHAEL LEON STAIR, JANNA ELLEN WEIR, JOHN ROBERT ETAL ANDREWS, DENISE H STAMPFEL, JEFF WELLS, BRUCE FRANKLIN ANDREWS, PENNY OZEL- COLE, GEORGE G HARRIS-INMAN, PETER CAUSEY PROCTOR, MARK JULIAN COLEMAN, BETTY JEAN TEAGE LUSTER, CYNTHIA H ETAL ETAL STANHAGEN JR, JOHN WEST, MICHAEL C ETAL LA ETAL ARNOLD WEST, MICHELLE ANDREWS, ROBERT COLLEY, MARSHALL HARRIS-INMAN, TER- LYONS III, PATRICK PROUTY, MALCOLM O’NEAL RENCE E JOSEPH ROGER ETAL STAVISKI, ATHENA S WHALEY, CURTIS WILLIAM STEINBACH, DALE EDWARD ARCHER, PETER JOHN COLLINS, GEORGE T HART JR, JAMES GLENN MABIE, MARGARETE PROVO, JOHN HOWARD COLLINS, JOHN ROYCE HART, KAREN DOREEN MUNSON PURDON, DAVID ALBERT ETAL WHEATLEY, DENISE ARGENTINE, DEAN FRANK STENGLEIN, JOHN LOUISE ARGENTINE, KAREN COLLINS, LAURENCE HARTLEY, AMBER COLE- MACON, ROBERT R 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Call from ‘home’ reminds of show www.gulfbreezenews.com I had a call from the retire- p.m. for a sunset tour of Santa ment village “up home” in Rosa Sound and Pensacola Bay, Pennsylvania where my mother at $39 per person. There are also spent the last years of her life, Senior group tours available for up to If you wouldn’t eat it... surrounded by friends from her six passengers for $169. school days. I myself have been Scene These two-hour tours, on a Why feed it to in touch with the “village” for 30-foot Hunter sloop, are for most of my life, and still send experienced and new sailors your pet? flowers and donations in memo- Bette Boyle alike. You can even help steer ry of my parents’ birthdays. and handle the sails if you wish. Romper Groom Offers: The village, near Lancaster, was proud to see it on display. mal activities the day after Just contact Captain Jim Mueller has activities throughout the But I think I can skip the long surgery. Recovery is virtually at Beach Marina, 655 Pensacola Pet Gear year which are attended by trip home right now. Gulf pain-free. Beach Boulevard, 291-1775 cell many hundreds of people. This Breeze is a long way from I have had the operation phone. Gift Items Pennsylvania, and since my sons myself, and have been more than year’s antique show and auction “If you already know how to is, as usual, the biggest draw of and daughters-in-law have just happy with the results. For those Grooming Services sail, that’s great, or they can just all. visited me, I think I will have to of us who remember the old sit back and relax,” said the cap- Human-Quality Pet Food For several generations my pass up the current invitation, days, “bed rest” with sand bags tain, who has been licensed by family has been collecting and pass the problem along to on either side of the head to keep the Coast Guard since 1994. American art glass and passing the next generation. After all, one from moving was required, ***** it down to the children. My who needs more ribbons? this is a modern miracle. What a mother was the first to show the ***** wonderful time to be a senior Here are some questions you glass in antique shows, winning If you are facing cataract citizen! may ask yourself: In winter, why do we try to 5668 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. many ribbons. surgery, you may be reassured to ***** (across from the Zoo) I have been invited to come know that this is the most com- Looking over the Bay and keep the house as warm as it is ‘show and tell’ the background mon procedure performed on seeing the number of sailboats in summer, when we are com- 932-8972 and story of our family collec- senior adults, and is also the increasing by the day, I remem- plaining about the heat? tion in August at the big event. It most successful. ber my husband’s many sail- Why do banks charge an has been awhile since I have dis- The cataract removal and boats and his love for “real” sail- ‘insufficient funds’ fee, when played it - the last time was 2003 implantation of the intraocular ing. If you, too, are a sailing afi- they already know there is not Accessible. in the Pensacola Museum of Art, lens is accomplished through an cionado, but no longer have your enough? where Carol Malt was director at incision only a fifth of an inch own boat, it’s possible for you In the old days, you could buy the time. The museum sent a long. The incision is self-healing still to get out on the bounding a Chevy coupe for only $600, special van, and Miss Malt came after the operation is complete, main. but who could afford it? Too Aggressive. to supervise the packing and and does not require any sutures. Pensacola sailing tours are bad, because gas was only 11 safe transport into Pensacola. I It permits one to engage in nor- available daily at 1, 3:30, and 6 cents a gallon. Smart. West Florida Hospital to offer ‘ Alzheimer’s 101’ On Thursday, June 22, West practice. They are also faculty Caregivers will learn about Senior Health Services, the % Florida Hospital will offer a free members at The University of community resources and Memory Disorder Clinic, and educational program from 9 to South Alabama in Mobile. important steps in planning and the State of Florida Department Annual 10:30 a.m. entitled "Alzheimer's According to Dr. Joanning, managing care. Percentage 101: What Caregivers Need to Alzheimer's disease has an The class is open to the pub- of Elder Affairs Alzheimer's 4.67Yield* Know." 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Bubba’s Corbin’s Beach Corner

T. “ Bubba” Bechtol Grant Corbin Wives Beach

There are a few things that I Roads, get have learned about being mar- ried. I have done it two times. em’ done! I didn’t get it right the second time either, but I’m having a As most of us know Via De lot more fun. Luna is in quite disrepair as the I married a fiercely inde- Both shoppers and boaters have returned to the Boardwalk. “four-laning” takes place, and New stores like Lee Tracy along with established favorites like pendent woman. The trouble we all try to stay sane while this International Boutique are drawing shoppers. with independent women is construction takes place. that they are too dad-gum But this reminds us that there independent. Except for heavy are some other forgotten roads lifting and someone to put that have yet to be resurrected lotion on the bottom of her after the stream of hurricanes. feet, I’m not sure she needs me Back to I’m talking about the road around at all! However, as between Navarre Beach and advice to other men, young Pensacola Beach, and the road and old that are involved in a to Ft. Pickens. Two very beauti- marriage or thinks that they ful roads to drive on and take in want to be, here is some Bubba business the scenery and two very vener- Advice. able roads that take a beating Forget your mistakes; there when weather takes a turn for is no use for two people Boardwalk merchants usy on the the worst. ill remains b remembering the same thing. ay’s Island Gr Pensacola Beach seems Be prepared for her to remem- Hemingw much more smaller and venera- opening for tourist season Boardwalk, and diners enjoy both inside and outside din- ber everything that you want ble itself with the lack of roads, ing overlooking the Sound. forgotten and to use it as BY VICI PAPAJOHN ty without leaving the boardwalk one less escape route incase of blackmail when you least Gulf Breeze News after shopping. bridge damage or some other expect it. [email protected] Bamboo Willie’s and Capt’n Fun disaster. Be ready to understand that both offer live music and libations Many people once flocked to women deteriorate during the The Boardwalk is opening again by the water, and guests really do Ft. Pickens, mainly to camp out night. Men wake up almost as for business, and the crowds are come to spend the whole day - and and park their Recreational good looking as when they responding. evening on the Boardwalk. Vehicles; those days no longer went to bed. I don’t know why “Business is booming,” says “All of our returning tenants are exist due to the damaged road. this is, and I don’t understand Santa Rosa Island Authority coming back better than ever, and Emergency vehicles can no radio waves either, but it is a General Manager Buck Lee. “We our new stores are very high line longer take a faster route natural truth. talked to the tenants on the and are being well-received,” says through Navarre Beach to Expect her to change from Boardwalk and they are happy Powell. “Two new restaurants will Pensacola Beach. what you married, and expect about the crowds.” also open later in June, Cabo Grill I have her to expect you to change, Gary Powell, Managing Partner and the Boardwalk Café.” made some “The sand but you won’t. This is the of the Boardwalk, agrees. “All we When asked how opening week- recent trips erodes and nature of marriage. Men never are waiting on now is final inspec- end was at Capt’n Fun, June Guerra to Navarre we build it change; women do and men tions from the county. Resort said, “It was phenomenal! It is so Beach, and back, and hate it. We are wired different- Realty, Go Fish Clothing and T- great to be alive again!” She also I must say the roads ly, but the difference is what shirts, the Bead Shop and said all her associates (bar tenders, the traffic erode and we makes it normal. International Boutique have all wait staff, bouncers etc.) just are as is extreme- build them Learn now that she will returned and are open, and our new “enthused” as owners are. “It is ly light due back.” have the last word in every store, Lee Tracy, is open and is to the lack argument. If you say anything being very well-received. Our new See BOARDWALK, Page 2B6 of a connecting road. after her “last word,” that is gift shop, the Fancy Flamingo is Should it be reengineered? the beginning of a new argu- now open as well.” Should it just be built back like ment. Along with Hemingway’s Island Sallie Papajohn and Elle it once was? I don’t know. All I Women don’t think like Grill and Hooters, Papa’s Pizza Wade find plenty to chose can say is fix it; fix it soon. The men. The first thing they do is now offers a new dining opportuni- from on the Boardwalk, right. road to Ft. Pickens probably twist and turn it until whatever isn’t a high priority to repair, it is, it is your fault somehow. but the lack of a road is helping Don’t try to understand it; it Young and that area recover and clean up just comes with the estrogen! for the future visitors. Women don’t know how to In my opinion the road say, “I’m sorry, you were old learn between Navarre Beach and right!” unless they say it Pensacola Beach is almost a between their clenched teeth. to ride necessity. It’s an escape route Even if you ever hear her say it which can cut down on the traf- to anyone, they don’t really fic in Gulf Breeze and speed up mean it. They just want to waves emergency response if an out of appear to mean it because they Pensacola Beach was the site area fire truck or ambulance is want something and they real- of the Family Surf Fest needed. Whether its built back ize that they almost messed it Saturday, May 27, featuring like it once was or fixed to up. surf clinics and other activities. withstand the weather, I believe Women are evil by nature, “There were hundreds of we need the road back. Yes, like cats, and they know how families out there on Memorial these roads do take a beating to get even. That is their way Day Weekend,” Buck Lee, after storms, but so does the of forgiving you. When they Santa Rosa Island Authority entire island. have gotten even, then they General Manager said. The sand erodes and we begin to think about forgive- Christian Surfers sponsored build it back, and the roads ness. The last woman that for- the event. erode and we build them back. gave without getting even first “Waves were about a foot Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News It’s a never-ending process that was the Virgin Mary, and she and a half, so it was a good time Students at the Family Surf Fest listen to their instructor with the bullhorn teach them how to we have to face because we didn’t even get her husbands to learn,” Lee said. paddle out into the surf, and how to paddle to catch the wave. inhabited the area. approval. Just relax and enjoy it. Laugh a lot and make them wonder what you have been up to. Smile and say, “Yes dear,” Our area’s beauty still continues to amaze us often and go ahead and do whatever you wanted to do Having grown up in mostly Each area of our country the season of hurricanes. anyway. That throws them off, flat terrain of central and has its own special features. Remembering Ivan and and they think they are in northern Illinois, and the Driving through the moun- Casting Dennis brings on a sense of charge and leave you alone. absence of any large bodies of tains of West Virginia this awe at the powerful forces of There are only two times water (except Lake past week gave me a sense of nature that can bring about when a man can’t understand a Michigan), it was an awe- awe as I saw the large rock Net s such devastating results. woman: before marriage and inspiring moment about 10 formations forming the Blue I hope I never lose that after. Work harder on fooling years ago to reach the apex of Ridge Mountains and others. sense of awe that makes me them than you do trying to the Bob Sykes Bridge and see As I saw the layers of rock, Chuck Randle appreciative for all the beauty understanding them, and the beautiful waters of the sometimes level and some- that surrounds us...a sense of you’ll learn that ...”happy Gulf of Mexico. times at various angles, I Doing some Internet Reading about those events awe that causes me to look wife, happy life!” I have never ceased to couldn’t help but wonder research when I returned brought on a sense of awe. beyond our earthbound exis- Just thought you’d like to experience that sense of awe what catastrophic events home, I discovered that the Meanwhile, back at the tence to the Creator who know... as I see the white sands and caused this kind of natural history of events go back as beach, the sense of awe con- exceeds the ability of our the beautiful waters. beauty. far as 110,000 million years! tinues even as we move into minds to fully comprehend.

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Birthday Bash held for Babe Bunko Group $100 OFF Spring Install Special!

By Carole Bayer Special to Island News

A 40th birthday party for six BRAND of the 12 women who belong to Your dog safe @ home.TM a former Pensacola Beach Bunko group was held on 1-866-597-3647 Saturday night, June 3, at one of the group members, Carole Bayer's, new home in Gulf Breeze. For those who are not famil- iar, Bunko is a popular dice game and many Bunko groups in our area have formed and are known to meet locally monthly to play. This particular Bunko group was originally formed approximately ten years ago as a spin-off from a Mom's Group of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church on Pensacola Beach. Nine of the 12 Bunko group members had to find new homes following Hurricanes Members of Bunko Group celebrating the 40th birthdays are, left to right, JoOnda Henderson, Ivan and Dennis in September Shelley Bielenda, Amy Armstrong, Birthday Babes Sherry Green, Lesley Mateer, Mary Dunne 2004 and July 2005. It was also and Catti Post (wearing crowns), and Bunko Babes Carole Bayer and Cindy Naro. because of the hurricanes, nor- too." Reynolds who was on vacation by birthday celebrant Mary mally held celebrations such as The birthday women were and Nichole Warren who was Dunne's husband Reed and 40th birthdays were not held. Evelyne Niven, Catti Post, Kim participating in The Fiesta daughter Sage, 9, were thor- Bunko member Carole Bayer Homewood, Lesley Mateer, activities on Pensacola beach. oughly enjoyed. said, "We were all talking about Mary Dunne and Sherry Green. Nichole's daughter Olivia (10 ) Reed and his daughter had how we should go to lunch or Unfortunately, Niven and is on the Fiesta Court this year. recently attended a cake deco- Gulf Breeze News will make a do something special to cele- Homewood were unable to The party included great rating class at Michael's, a local donation for each subscription sold! brate our friends missed 40th attend because of Niven's previ- food, music, and fun demon- craft store. For Details, call: birthdays. Since I was finally ously scheduled cruise to strations such as birthday girl In conclusion, despite getting settled in my new home, Canada and Homewood's dedi- Catti Post walking on her hands, Hurricanes Ivan and Dennis, a Gulf Breeze News 850.932.8986 I decided to hold a birthday cation to her family of five, Bill Bielenda's coin catch from fun, memorable 40th birthday party for our babes to remem- three of which are under 3 years elbow to hand, and Bill Post's celebration for the babes of the ber. I didn’t want Ivan or old! crossed leg hand walk. Pensacola Beach Beautiful Dennis to get away with taking Two other Bunko members In addition, two beautifully Bunko Babe Group was held, their special days away from us were unable to attend, Shelly decorated birthday cakes made although be it belated!

Paul Stefon/ Gulf Breeze News Paradise Bar & Grill rocks the blues With a tasteful mixture of heavy blues and R&B, Terry Lee Poole captured the crowd at Paradise Bar & Grill last weekend. According to Poole, once his older sister gave him a copy of the first Hendrix album, he knew he had to play the blues. He is true to his roots and influ- ences, so don’t hesitate to ask him to play Hendrix's "Third Stone From The Sun," when Terry Lee Poole plays at the Paradise Bar & Grill on Pensacola Beach once more June 23- 25.

Serving you in all areas of real Boardwalk enj oying strong business estate law, including: Continued from page 1B reinforced lumber, which raises the struc- “We’re doing fairly well. ture an additional two feet from the water going to be a great year." line. ◆ Real Estate Closings Friday night of Memorial Day Weekend There’s more traffic on the The pier has also been fitted with grating, opened at 6 p.m. and over 2,000 wristbands beach and guest counts are Residential which according to the Santa Rosa Island were handed out, and all three days of the up.” Authority (SRIA), will allow rising water to weekend business remained strong. In Commercial – Robert Gleim pass through the structure without totally house band Rumor Mill has a state of the art Bamboo Willie’s destroying it. According to SRIA general Refinancing light and sound system. The music program manager Buck Lee, the new and improved schedule is designed in such a way that well. There's more traffic on the beach and pier came with a price tag of over $400,000, "Beachy" music plays earlier in the day, and guest counts are up." ◆ 75 percent of which is FEMA funding. Title Research as night goes on, it caters to a younger Half of the pier is open, the remaining The final crawfish boil will be Father's crowd. half should be open soon. "Come by boat, Day, June 18, and Saturday, June 24 will be “We are wide open, we get ocean breeze car or plane. Just kidding about the plane," the summer bikini contest. ◆ Contracts from one side to the other,” said Guerra. grinned Gleim For Labor day weekend they are planning "(our property) looks like a Disney proper- After being destroyed nearly a year ago the first annual Jamaican fest, which will ty, and we're just locals." by Hurricane Dennis, the pier’s replacement 811 North Spring Street include local live bands and will tie in with "Business is back up,” said Bamboo structure has been upgraded from its previ- Pensacola, Florida 32501 the anything that floats bathtub races. Willie's - Robert Gleim. “We're doing fairly ous plank and nail construction, featuring Phone 850-434-3223 Fax 850-434-3822

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(CC) the Dead School 10 :30 (CC) (DVS) Yes, Dear ’ drea” (CC) dy) David Life With Simple Life: Lucky Louie (2005) Simon The Hills ’ ›› Blade Luke Wilson. Wives’ Club” (CC) Spade. (CC) Derek ’Til Death “Pilot” ’ Baker. ’ (1998) ’ (CC) ’ Monday, June 12, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case ››› Dirty (6:00) › Joe Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) MLB Baseball (5:45) › Bat- Pretty Poison (6:15) ›› The Sucker Free CSI: Crime Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files “Crimes Dancing Dirt (2001) ture Chicago White man & Robin (1996) Grant Jacket (2005) ’ Scene Inves- Raymond Trace “There Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment of the KKK” (1987, Drama) David Spade. That’s So The Daily 10 Sox at Texas (1997) ’ (CC) Show. A for- Adrien Brody. tigation “I-15 Everybody- Goes the tent ’ (CC) aire Griffith Show (N) (CC) tune Tonight (CC) Jennifer Grey, (CC) Raven (CC) (N) Rangers. 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City of Real World- UFC Un- Family Guy Saved “Pilot” (Se- “Double Jeop- (CC) (CC) (Live) (1998) ’ (CC) (Series Pre- :00 the Guy Scissors TV Sadie Sins Tonight Premiere. (CC) Angels Road Rules leashed 10 :30 ries Premiere) ardy” (iTV) ’ Raids of WWII Championship Whose Line? Blue Collar American The Soup Lucky Louie Nicolas Cage. Fast Inc. (N) Family Guy ’ miere) (N) (N) (CC) (CC) (N) (CC) TV “Birth” Drgn “Pilot” ’ ’ ’ (CC) (CC) Tuesday, June 13, 2006 News News The New- Jeopardy! (N) News Cold Case 7th Heaven (6:00) › Out Phil of the Fu- E! News (N) Bonds on (6:45) ›› The ›› A Vow to (6:30) ›› Jin- Sucker Free CSI: Crime Everybody- Without a Law & Order: :00 sHour With (CC) Files A Min- “Faith, Hope Cold (2001) ture Bonds (N) Grudge (2004, Kill (1995, gle All the ’ Scene Inves- Raymond Trace “Birth- Criminal In- 7 :30 Be a Million- The Andy Jim Lehrer Wheel of For- Entertainment nesota serial- and the Bot- Jason London. 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Two Celebrity pionships (N) Countdown Love (1998, Blowin’ Up tigation “For- Friends ’ son” ’ (CC) tims Unit tion (CC) Freddie Prinze Report teenagers try Confessions (CC) Biography) malities” (CC) (DVS) “Rage” ’ Jr., Sarah to save their Celebrity con- Halle Berry, NBA Basket- The Unit “Se- Nova “Ka- House “TB or Last Comic Dog the Boun- Mind of Men- 2005 U.S. ›› The Wicked Minds The Real ››› Top Gun Sex and the Law & Order Law & Order: Finals curity” ’ (CC) boom!” ’ Not TB” ’ (N) Michelle Gel- (CC) father’s busi- fessions. (2002) Angie Vivica A. Fox. (CC) (1986, Adven- (CC) “Blaze” ’ :00 ball Standing ty Hunter lar. (CC) cia ness. (CC) Poker Cham- Skeleton Key ’ (CC) World City Special Vic- 9 :30 Game 3 -- (CC) (PA) (CC) ’ (CC) Dog the Boun- South Park pionships (N) (2005, Sus- Everhart. 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he didn’t kill anyone; he confessed because he’s a crime erone,” a parody of 1920s musicals, leads the nominees Tuesday buff and wanted an inside look at the legal process. That with 13. Weekly Best Bets story looks plausible when one of the alleged victims turns 9 p.m. on FOX up alive. But on Annabeth’s (Jennifer Finnigan) side is the 10 p.m. on HBO House: A doctor (guest star Ron Livingston) who is presence of blood in the defendant’s home. When a judge Entourage: The comedy series about a rising young fighting the spread of tuberculosis in Africa arrives at the Thursday rules that inadmissible, she tries to persuade the defen- Hollywood actor and the old friends from Queens, N.Y., hospital with what looks to be his own case of TB. There’s 9 p.m. on ABC dant’s mother to testify. who make up his circle returns with the new episode something else wrong, too, but the TB symptoms have to NBA Basketball: Three days after the NHL begins Saturday “Aquamom.” Vince (Adrian Grenier) wants to bring a spe- be treated before House (Hugh Laurie) can diagnose the cial date to the premiere of “Aquaman,” but when his plans mystery disease. The sick doctor, however, resists taking the Stanley Cup finals, the NBA follows suit with Game 1 8 p.m. on HBO of its championship series. Handling the play-by-play will fall through, Eric (Kevin Connolly) comes to the rescue. the drugs to make a point about their availability — or lack be the understated Mike Breen, while longtime coach Hu- The Skeleton Key: Kate Hudson departs from her Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, Jeremy Piven and Debi Mazar thereof — in “TB or Not TB.” bie Brown offers his usual astute analysis. Immediately usual comedy work to play a private nurse in eerie circum- also star in the third-season premiere. 10 p.m. on CBS prior to each game on ABC will be the preview show stances in this 2005 suspense saga, set in and around Monday New Orleans. When she becomes the caretaker of a Tuesday Night Book Club: In the tradition of “The “NBA Nation,” hosted by Dan Patrick alongside Mark Real Housewives of Orange County” comes this new Jackson and Michael Wilbon. stroke patient (John Hurt), his wife (Gena Rowlands) gives 8 p.m. on A&E her a key that can open every room of the couple’s house “docu-soap,” which chronicles the daily lives of a group of Friday The Story of Superman: With a new Superman upper-middle-class suburban women. At meetings of the ... except one. That’s the one she shouldn’t go in, of movie coming out later this month, this new two-hour spe- course; she can’t resist, also of course. titular book club, they find much more to talk about than 8 p.m. on A&E cial traces the history of the character, who made his debut the novel or memoir of the week, sharing and sometimes The Shining: Here’s Johnny! Jack Nichol- Sunday during the Great Depression and filled downtrodden Ameri- venting about their children, husbands, houses and assort- son delivers a terrifying performance as a re- 8 p.m. on CBS cans’ need for a champion. It revisits Superman’s many ed issues. covering alcoholic who accepts a job as the The 60th Annual Tony Awards: Sorry, Ju- movie and television incarnations, from George Reeves’ Wednesday winter caretaker of a deceptively serene hotel in 1950s series to “Smallville,” and also includes clips from the mountains. Though he will be snowbound for lia. Tony won’t be coming over to keep Os- 8 p.m. on CBS car company. Academy Award winner Ju- the new “Superman Returns.” months with his wife and son, he believes the AFI’s 100 Years... 100 Cheers: This year’s American opportunity will benefit both his family and his lia Roberts isn’t up for a Tony for her criti- 9 p.m. on TNT cally unacclaimed work in “Three Days of Film Institute countdown special focuses on movies with writing. But as winter encroaches, the demons The Closer: Brenda Johnson (Kyra Sedgwick), the Rain,” but a story snubbed at the Oscars an inspiring message, from tales of adversity endured or emerge. Based on the novel by Stephen King. Los Angeles deputy police chief with the unconventional overcome to stories of courage and sacrifice. Industry in- 20 years ago — “The Color Purple” — approach but excellent crime-solving record, is back for 9 p.m. on CBS has a good chance to take home some siders, critics and historians picked the top 100 from a list another season of cracking tough homicide cases. Expect of 300, more than a third of which were inspired by real Close to Home: In “Dead or Alive,” a man Tonys tonight for its stage version; it’s some changes in her personal life, including her relation- people and events. Frank Capra and Steven Spielberg confesses to three murders. His attorney claims nominated for 11. “The Drowsy Chap- ship with FBI Special Agent Fritz Howard (Jon Tenney). each have six movies in the top 300.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 8, 2006 4 B Arts & Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Winterfest holds character auditions Winterfest and IZON lowing holiday characters: and a love for interacting with ous with an evil laugh. Models are seeking special Frosty the Snowman, people. Cat in the Hat (adult male or characters for this year’s holi- Winterfest Mascot (older teen or Hansel and Gretel (boy and female): The Cat in the Hat is day celebration in Downtown youthful adult): Frosty likes to girl, ages 8-12) the great entertainer and loves to Pensacola. Auditions for these dance and entertain in his cos- Hansel and Gretel must get dance and sing in his Cat in the characters are being held on tume throughout the nine nights away from the mean old witch, Hat costume at the June 13, 2006 from 4:00-7:00 of trolley tours and is available and not a moment too soon. Grinch/Whoville trolley stop. p.m. at the Pensacola Little for personal appearances with Must possess enthusiastic and Must possess ability to dance Home Improvement Specialists Theater. Santa and the gang. Must pos- mischievous personality, with and sing. Those considering audition- sess qualities of being energetic acting ability and script memo- Flutist (any age): The flutist ing must be able to commit to a and playful and have a love for rization. is Frosty’s “handler” and total of nine (9) weekend being around lots of people. Mean Old Witch (adult accompanist. Must be able to evening productions from Trolley Guides (8 adults): female): The mean old witch is play “Frosty the Snowman” on Thanksgiving to Christmas Trolley guides are the “hosts” of up to her old tricks with Hansel the flute. No Job to Big or Small! from 4:30-9:00 p.m. Daily pay Winterfest. They ride along in and Gretel and the gingerbread For more information, con- Licensed and Insured for the performances are the trolleys and entertain the house. Must possess acting tact Rebecca at 850-932-3290 $50/day for adults and $25/day guests, preparing them for each ability and be able to chase the or visit the Winterfest website at for children. All characters will stop along the way. Must pos- two lost children around. Must www.pensacolawinterfest.org be required to memorize scripts. sess great enthusiasm, acting be able to portray a “witchy” or the IZON Models website at Actors are needed for the fol- ability, script delivery ability attitude that is mean and devi- www.izonmodels.com. PJC planetarium and space theatre reopen Take a trip to Mars and see Planetarium and Space Theatre two shows a week, 9 a.m. Space Theatre is in Building 21 the planet's spectacular polar that reopens Monday, June 5, Tuesdays and 10 a.m. at the southwest corner of the ice caps, sprawling extinct vol- for group bookings. The Thursdays. At this time, show Pensacola campus on Airport canoes, vast meteorite craters excitement includes shows reservations are available for Boulevard. and huge canyons. Go on a geared for adults and children groups only. The planetarium To make reservations for Voyager encounter, touring of all ages, teacher resources seats 107 with extra space for your class, day-care center and Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and and space links to the Space wheelchairs. organization, call the PJC Pluto. Tune to WSKY: Radio Weather Center and NASA Tickets are $3.50 for pre-K, Lyceum ticket office at 484- Station of the Stars. Learning Technologies and $4.50 for K-12, and $5.50 for 1847. For more information, Housewares Shoes Accessories Boutique All this and more is featured other sites. all others. visit the planetarium website at Harbourtown ● Suite 27 ● 913 G.B. Pkwy. at the Pensacola Junior College The planetarium presents The PJC Planetarium and http://planetarium.pjc.edu. Gulf Breeze, FL ● 934-0492 ● 10AM-6PM Mon-Sat

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS Belmont to host array of local, regional acts On Thursday, June 15, the Belmont Arts Center will host for EVERYONE - YOUNG ANDOLD! its next Music @ the Belmont Every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY concert, featuring a wide array Doors open at 9:30 a.m. G Movie begins at 10:00 a.m. of local and regional acts. Seating is limited so arrive early! The evening's lineup June 6-8 ------Robots and Fat Albert includes music from signer- June 13-15 ------Rebound and Because of Winn Dixie songwriters Carey Colvin and June 20-22 ------Wallace and Gromit and Madagascar Granger Helvey, the progres- June 27-29 ------Shark Tale and Dreamer sive blue grass beats of July 5-6 ------Jumanji and Zathura July 11-13 ------Daddy Day Care and Are We There Yet Mobile's Fatman Squeeze and your choice; bring the sheet of to the public. Doors open at 5 Contact:432-0800 or visit July 18-20 ------Yours, Mine & Ours and Spongebob Squarepants Trailer, an innovative fusion music or tape/CD. Wear com- pm. Light refreshments will be www.pensacolaciviccenter.com ---- Shrek and Shrek 2 band. fortable clothes and shoes (no served. Lectures last approxi- . Open mic. will start at 7 p.m. sandals, flip-flops, heels, etc.) mately one hour with time for Jazz Gumbo features with the concert beginning at 8 Bring tap shoes if you have questions afterwards. Morley, Perkins p.m. The show will be held at them. Jazz Gumbo features jazz the Belmont, 401 North Reus PJC's Summer Musical and classical violinist Tom St., located inside the Window Theatre Program is an opportu- Swing dance every Friday Morley and vocalist/ key- Factory, downtown Pensacola. nity for students to participate night boardist Jeanie Perkins. Cost for admission is $5. This is in many aspects of production - Lessons 8 p.m. Dance 9 to Morley has toured Europe and an all-ages show. including singing, acting, danc- 11:30 p.m. Admission $5, alco- recorded with New Orleans An arts & crafts market and ing and /or technical theatre. hol and smoke-free, great fami- clarinetist Tim Laughlin and is live painting demonstrations This year, it culminates with six ly fun. No partners needed, but a frequent performer at will take place in the courtyard performances of "Singin' in the bring friend anyway. Pensacola JazzFest. He and of the center during the show. Rain" in July and August. Bayview Community Center, Jeanie Perkins played a Jazz For more information, con- For more information, call 2000 East Lloyd Street (in East Gumbo last year, her first tact the Belmont Arts and 484-1800. Hill) 433-6287, www.pensaco- appearance at a JSOP event. Cultural Center at (850) 429- laswing. net. They were a smash hit. 1222 or visit www.belmontarts- Artel featured art Phineas Phogg’s, Seville The Academy and The Club present a center.com. explorations Tickets still available for Quarter, 130 E. Government Tuesday, July 18 at 5:30 Michael Bublé Street, Pensacola, Monday, B.E.T.A. presents p.m., Artel Gallery located at Michael Bublé to make June 19 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ‘Superstars’ 505 S. Adams Street, one block Pensacola "Home" - on Cost is $7 for members, $10 for The Broadening Education south of Old Christ Church will Saturday, July 8 at the non-members. Admission Thru Arts (B.E.T.A.) Theatre's feature Lonnie Rich, former Pensacola Civic Center in includes great entertainment "Superstars" group will present Chair of The Art Program, Art downtown Pensacola. 8 pm. and a cup of gumbo. For more the Children's Classic "Huck Instructor and Art Gallery Tickets on sale now. Ticket information, visit www. jaz- Finn" with youngsters ages 4- Director, Lurleen B. Wallace prices are $67 and $51.50. zpensacola.com or call 433- Presented by fromer Ballet Pensacola Artistic Directors Patsy Hill &Nanette Whidby 12. The mini-musical featuring Community College, Additional fees may apply. 8382 or Sharon Muncie at 994- popular characters from Mark Ages 5-12 Limited Enrollment Andalusia, Ala. The work- Tickets are available at the 9648. Call “The Club” for more details 916-7946 Twain's famous story will run shop“Talking and Writing Pensacola Civic Center Box June 8, 9, 10 and 15, 16, 17 at 7 About Art” is on the total art Office, Ticketmaster outlets. p.m.each evening with a experience. Charge by phone (434-7444), or Saturday matinee 2 p.m. also at All lectures are free and open Ticketmaster.com, 17 South Palafox Suite 101, Studio Theatre. Tickets are $5 Support Community News ... and reservations are suggested NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE for limited seating. Call 432- Subscribe! 2232 or e-mail: betachildren- Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 08-06 was [email protected]. presented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for the first read- ing on Monday, June 5, 2006, and will be presented for final reading and Yes! I want Gulf Breeze News mailed to the following address: Audition held for PJC’s adoption on Monday, June 19, 2006 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. Name ______'Singin' in the Rain' Auditions are open to recent The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: Street ______high school graduates and stu- ORDINANCE NO. 08-06 dents who are in grades 9-12 for City ______State ______Zip______the 2006-2007 school year for An Ordinance of the City of Gulf Breeze; Florida, Pertaining to Pensacola Junior College's Permitted Uses in the C-2 Zoning District; Amending Section 21-176 of the Code of Ordinances; Providing for severability; Providing for Conflict; Telephone (___)______Summer High School and Providing an Effective Date. Workshop. Email ______The 2006 production is A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the "Singin' in the Rain." public in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect to the proposed ordi- $ Auditions are Monday and nance. If any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect Send 30 for 52 Issues Tuesday, June 19-20, at 9 a.m. to any matter considered at this meeting or public hearing, such person in the Ashmore Fine Arts may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, to P.O. Box 1414 Auditorium, Building 8, on the which record includes the testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Pensacola campus. Singing try- outs are June 19, and dance THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA or Subscribe by phone auditions are June 20. (850) 932-8986 The show calls for several BY:Marita Rhodes male and female featured roles, We accept VISA, MasterCard a chorus and many other parts. CITY CLERK Legal #185 & American Express Be prepared to sing a song of

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Surf Camp underway Innerlight is sponsoring a two-month long camp for youth who want to learn how to surf. Cost of the camp is $150 and is non-refundable and non-transferrable. The camp is on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, concluding on August 4. The camp will not take place on July 4, but will be on Wednesday, July 5. Surfboards will be provid- ed, but campers are required to bring water, sunscreen and a snack. Campers must also be eight years of age or older. For more information, call 932-5134 or log on to Photos by Jason Thompson and Paul Stefon www.innerlightsurf.com. Above: Fishin Chix founder Claudia Espenscheid talks to the anglers during the awards ceremony at the first ever Pink Rubber Boots Ladies Fishing Rodeo Saturday at Flounders. Summer Classic Right: Barbara French holds up her medallion for being named the tournament’s Grand Dance Workshop Champion starts June 19 The Academy and The Club will host a Summer Classical Dance Workshop Fishin Chix hold first Rodeo June 19-30. Cost is $100 for members and $150 for non-members. Proceeds to benefit Covenant Hospice The following fish were 2) Sally Jewell 2.92 lbs. 3) Kristina McCray 1.29 lbs. Kids age 5-7 will be from The ladies had four hours weighed by Fishin Chix weigh- 3) Rebecca Rood 2.48 lbs. BY JASON THOMPSON 1-2:15 p.m. Monday through inshore to snag the biggest master Wes Rozier: Ladyfish Gulf Breeze News Friday, while 8-10 year olds redfish, speckled trout, spanish Spanish Mackeral 1) Barbara French 2.33 lbs. [email protected] go from 2:15-3:30 and 11-12 mackeral, bluefish or ladyfish Redfish 1) Tracey Watson 3.0 lbs. 2) Elese Woollen 2.03 lbs. year olds 3:45-5 p.m. More than 70 female anglers they could land. Many of them 1) Christy Jones 4.32 lbs. 2) Barbara French 2.32 lbs. 3) Susan Moody 1.95 lbs. The camp will be led by participated in the inaugural were successful, with a few 2) Paige Morris 3.75 lbs. 3) Stephanie Judy 1.19 lbs. former Ballet Pensacola Fishin Chix’s Pink Rubber Boots having to resort to the old angler 3) Amy Martin 3.2 lbs. French, for her two award- Artistic Directors Patsy Hill Ladies Fishing Rodeo Saturday phrase - the one that got away. Bluefish winning catches, was also named and Nanette Whidby. at Flounder’s on Pensacola Proceeds from the tournament Speckled Trout 1) Leah Conlin 1.61 lbs. the tournament’s Grand For more information, call Beach. will benefit Covenant Hospice. 1) Rosemary Stoner 3.63 lbs. 2) Deborah Peele 1.35 lbs. Champion. The Club at 916-7946. GBTA looking for mixed doubles Local teams fare tennis players Tennis players of all levels of play are needed for day- well early in time, mixed doubles quads at Shoreline Park in Gulf Breeze. Subs are also needed. NWFGSATourney Cost is $20 for six-week made it past the weekend in the BY JASON THOMPSON sessions on either Mondays double elimination tournament. Gulf Breeze News or Wednesdays, or both days. The only one that didn't, [email protected] Please contact Mindy GBSA's 8-under team, lost a Bailey to sign up or for more Local All Star softball team close 22-17 decision to Tiger information: (850) 293-4353. are off to a rousing start at the Point in an elimination game Northwest Florida Girls Sunday. Sunday Tennis Softball Alliance Tournament at The following is a Fun Bunch is back Tiger Point Park. breakdown of how local teams Paul Stefon/Gulf Breeze News The Sunday Tennis Fun Of the eight GBSA and Tiger have fared (as of Sunday): A Molino runner slides in safely as Tiger Point’s Hannah Baldwin can’t get to the relay throw. Bunch will go back to Point teams, seven of them Baldwin would score the game-winning run for the TP U16 All Stars in a 9-8 win Saturday. See NWFGSA, Page 6C 6 See Briefs, Page 2C 6 Lady Wolves state-bound for second consecutive year Tides The PFC U15 Lady Wolves, which includes four players Tides for Pensacola Bay Entrance from this year’s GBHS regional June 8-14 runner up squad, recently Th 8 High 7:12 AM, Low 6:38 PM qualified for the Florida State F 9 High 7:40 AM, Low 7:27 PM Sa 10 High 8:21 AM, Low 8:28 PM Cup. The team is made up of 16 Su 11 High 9:11 AM, Low 9:34 PM girls from Tallahassee, Panama M 12 High 10:05 AM, Low 10:35 PM City, Destin, Navarre, Tu 13 High 10:57 AM, Low 11:27 PM Pensacola, and Gulf Breeze. W 14 High 11:46 AM Tides for Navarre Beach June 8-14 Gulf Breeze is represented on Th 8 High 6:38 AM, Low 4:46 PM the team by Alyssa Smith, F 9 High 6:56 AM, Low 5:35 PM Jessica Vickrey, Amanda Green, Sa 10 High 7:37 AM, Low 6:36 PM Aubrey Curington, Ashley Su 11 High 8:27 AM, Low 7:42 PM M 12 High 9:21 AM, Low 8:43 PM Collins, and Maggie Rodgers Tu 13 High 10:13 AM, Low 9:35 PM and are coached by former W 14 High 11:02 AM, Low 10:16 PM GBHS coach Mike Lagow. Tides for Milton, Blackwater River June 8-14 The Lady Wolves are the only Th 8 High 10:15 AM, Low 8:59 PM Northwest Florida team to have a F 9 High 10:43 AM, Low 9:48 PM chance to achieve the highest Sa 10 High 11:24 AM, Low 10:49 PM honor in select soccer in the state. Su 11 High 12:14 PM, Low 11:55 PM M 12 High 1:08 PM Smith, Green, Vickrey and Tu 13 Low 12:56 AM, High 2:00 PM Curington were part of last year’s W 14 Low 1:48 AM, High 2:49 PM team that reached the final four. The team will play their Gulf Breeze Ladies semifinal match in Palm Bay against Clay County United Summer Bowling (Jacksonville) Saturday at 3:45 League standings p.m. The winner will play for As of May 31 the state title Sunday at 2 p.m. Bowler’s Edge 8-4 5231 Later this summer, PFC will Team 1 6-6 5244 PMS 6-6 5222 participate in the U.S. Southern Photo courtesy of Deanna Smith What Ever 6-6 5176 Regionals in Little Rock Arkansas, Final Four bound Team 4 6-2 3583 where the top 16 teams in the The PFC U-15 Lady Wolves, with six players from Gulf Breeze, will play for the state title this weekend after winning their Tres Amigos 5-7 5221 southeast compete for a chance to bracket recently in Boca Raton. They, along with the high school they attend, are (kneeling, from left): Gabby DeVries Ups and Downs 3-9 5131 reach the national tournament. (Navarre), Cealey Godwin (Tallahassee), Maggie Rodgers (Gulf Breeze), Anna Hall (Panama City Mosley), Cassie Wilson Two Timers 2-6 5241 High Games: Pat Smith 203; Debra PFC played in the southern region- (Escambia-moved to Houston), Clarissa Hernandez (Washington), and Marleigh Howard (Niceville). Back (from left): Coach Martin 187,. als last year in Dallas, and they are Mike Lagow, Jesse Vickrey (Gulf Breeze), Aubrey Curington (Gulf Breeze), Sammie Ernest (Washington), Amanda Green High Series: Debra Martin 494; Pat the only team to reach this (Gulf Breeze), Jordan Praylow (PHS), Stacie Leuenberger (West Florida Tech), Erin Trifilio (PHS), Ashley Collins (Gulf Breeze) Smith 490 prestigious event more than once. and Alyssa Smith (Gulf Breeze).

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BY JASON THOMPSON Sunday. Brunty hit an RBI double in Tournament Gulf Breeze News the first inning, while Ashton [email protected] Vance added an RBI single. scores The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Vance had two hits and two baseball team went 2-2 at the RBIs in the win, while Brunty Saturday UWF/Pelican Tournament scored twice. Dolphins 7, Eagles 3 Saturday and Sunday at Pelican The Dolphins got a two-run BlackSox 9, Dolphins 3 Park. double from Gross in the second Pelicans 12, Black Sox 5 Dolphins 7, inning, while Vance hit another Pelicans 7, Wildcats 2 Jacksonville Eagles 2 RBI single. McGuire scored the Eagles 9, Wildcats 8 The Dolphins used a six-run second of his four runs in the Sunday fourth inning to win their tour- inning, while Tyler Schumacher Black Sox 12, Eagles 2 nament opener Saturday. added the first of his three. Tyler Gross’ three-run triple Brandon Scott, who had two Pelicans 12, Eagles 2 was the key hit for Gulf Breeze. hits, hit a two run double to start Black Sox 14, Wildcats 0 Shane Dorlag added an RBI sin- the third inning scoring. Dorlag Dolphins 15, Wildcats 4 gle, while Brad McGuire sin- also hit a two-run double in the Pelicans 4, Dolphins 0 gled and scored the Dolphins’ inning, scoring Justin Hurd and first run. Brunty. The team’s annual Summer Michael Thomas allowed Dane Monnin, who struck Camp concludes at noon today only two hits in the first four out a batter in the fifth in relief and will host Northview for a pair innings to get the win. He also of Mark Waghalter, walked and of nine inning games. The JV struck out four. scored in the inning. starts the doubleheader at 3 p.m. Navarre Black Sox 9, Waghalter struck out four and The Dolphin JV team will Dolphins 3 allowed only three hits. play in a tournament in Pace The Black Sox scored five in Pelicans 4, Dolphins 0 starting Friday. The JV will host the third inning to put away a Gulf Breeze managed only a pair of games with Catholic win over the Dolphins. one hit - a first-inning single by Monday, with the varsity play- Greg Tober pitched the first Scott - against a team of former ing at Catholic. three innings for the Dolphins, PHS and Woodham players in The varsity will host the 5A taking the loss. Kameron the nightcap. state champion Pace Patriots for Brunty and Dorlag had base hits a pair of games Tuesday, with Member FDIC Tober struck out a pair of bat- Equal Opportunity Lender in the loss. ters in five innings to take the the JV playing at Pace. Dolphins 15, Washington loss. Each doubleheader starts at 4 Wildcats 4 The tournament was put p.m., with game two starting at 6. Gulf Breeze scored three in together by Gulf Breeze resi- The Dolphins’ summer the first, five in the second and dent Jim Harrington. It also schedule ends June 30 with a seven in the third to blow out marked the start of a busy week tournament at Escambia. Washington in their first game for the Dolphins.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C June 8, 2006 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS NWFGSA: Seven of eight local teams survive weekend play Continued from Page 1C Amanda Murphy singled and Tara Dorlag and Kiersten scored the lone GBSA run. Ashley Edlund had two hits and two 8-under Cecil, Tara Dorlag and Jessica runs scored, while Alyssa Scott Northeast Pensacola 18, Gulf Lowe also had hits in the loss. tripled and scored once. Breeze 1: NEP scored the Navarre 11, Tiger Point 0: Lowe and Alanna Zambetti maximum amount of runs allowed Navarre used a seven run third both had a hit and a run scored. in each of their three innings to inning to blow open a close Tiger Point 15, Gulf Shores hammer GBSA Saturday. game Saturday. 7: Tiger Point used a seven run Destini Ferraro had two hits, fourth inning to pull away from NWFGSA while Brooke Torraca, Megan Gulf Shores. Benoit, Sydney Ezelle, Jenny Arnold had three hits and three Tournament Watts, Savannah Rowell and runs scored, while Ezelle, Van Savannah Rogers all had one hit. Brock, Rowell and Johnson all scores Tiger Point 22, GBSA 17: had two hits and two runs scored. Tiger Point stayed alive in the 10-under (As of Monday) losers bracket by winning the Tiger Point 7, Orange Beach 8-under first of two games played in a 2: Shaye Robinson held Orange Saturday three hour span Sunday. Beach to only two hits in their Gulf Shores d. Orange Beach* Allison Van Brock and Watts tournament opener Saturday. Navarre 12, Tiger Point 0 both had three hits, including a Anna Caldwell and Kelly Northeast Pensacola 18, Gulf Breeze 1 double, and scored three times, Barnhill both had two hits and Pace 11, Perdido 8 while Ferraro had two hits, two runs scored in the win, Myrtle Grove 17, Gulf Shores 2 including a two-run inside the while Maggie Player, Kaylen Navarre 11, Bellview 1 park home run. Ezelle had a Rowell and Meg Simpson had a Sunday single and a double and scored hit and a run scored. Tiger Point 22, Gulf Breeze 16 twice, while Torraca, Arnold Orange Beach spoiled the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News (Gulf Breeze eliminated) and Rowell both had two singles shutout bid with two in the GBSA U8 All Stars Perdido d. Orange Beach by and two runs scored. bottom of the fourth. Gulf Breeze’s U8 All Stars went 0-2 at the Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s All Star forfeit Meredith Snyder, Rogers and Tiger Point 12, Navarre 7: Tournament last weekend at Tiger Point Park. They are (front row, from left): Lia Lampone, (Orange Beach eliminated) Olivia Johnson all had a hit and Tiger Point used a six-run Kiersten Edlund, Alyssa Scott, Alanna Zambetti and Tara Dorlag. Middle row (from left): Tiger Point 15, Gulf Shores 7 a run scored. second inning to pull away from Sydney Wright, Ashley Cecil, Kristen Watts, Gina Ramos, Jessica Lowe and Megan Hawkins. (Gulf Shores eliminated) Back: Coaches Layne Wright, Dana Graves, Liz Edlund and Jon Watts. Perdido 18, Bellview 0 Sydney Wright and Lia Navarre Saturday. (Bellview eliminated) Lampone both singled, doubled Arnold had two hits and three and scored twice to lead GBSA. runs scored to lead Tiger Point. Monday Rowell all had a hit and two run third inning to blow out scored twice. NEP d. Myrtle Grove* Gena Ramos, Kristen Watts, Kayla Carroll, Player and runs scored. Myrtle Grove White Saturday. Katie Aldridge and Sarah Pace d. Navarre* Simpson had a hit and a run Rebekah Pyle went 3-for-3 Lewis both had a hit and a run scored, while Sydney Willard and scored twice, while Allison scored, while Amanda and Barnhill scored once. Carter had two hits and three Curington and Hawthorne both 10-under Myrtle Grove 7, Gulf Breeze runs scored. walked and scored. Saturday 6: A rally from a six run deficit Osburn and Nina Ewens both 16-under Cantonment 14, Gulf Shores 4 fell one run short for Gulf scored twice in the win, while Gulf Breeze 4, Bellview 1: Tiger Point 17, Orange Beach 2 Myrtle Grove d. NEP* Breeze in their tournament Rachel Carter scored once. Tristan Powers struck out 13 and Perdido d. Bellview* opener Saturday. Tiger Point 6, Navarre 3: walked only one as Gulf Breeze Pace 4, Cantonment 0 Abbey Olsen and Ally Hurd Vanessa Apodaca allowed only used a two-run sixth and a two- Tiger Point 12, Navarre 7 both went 3-for-3 to lead Gulf four hits and struck out six as Tiger run seventh to get past Bellview. Myrtle Grove 7, Gulf Breeze 6 Breeze. Shannon Beall hit a Point broke a 3-3 tie with five in Anndrea Marsh, who went 3- Sunday two-run single in the third the bottom of the fifth Saturday. for-4, doubled and scored to tie Orange Beach d. Bellview* inning, scoring Savannah Kristin Cleary, Katie the game in the sixth. Morgan (Bellview eliminated) Johnson and Hurd. Brooke McLelland, Meredith Chavers, Bass walked and scored to give NEP d. Cantonment* Reynolds singled and scored in Ewens and Bailey Clements all Gulf Breeze the lead for good. (Cantonment eliminated) the fourth inning, while Alycia singled and scored in the Powers walked and scored in Gulf Shores d. Navarre* Gilbert walked and scored. decisive third inning. Osburn the seventh on a triple by Bass, (Navarre eliminated) NEP d. Orange Beach* Sara Spillers struck out five walked and scored the team's who scored twice in the win. (Orange Beach eliminated) batters in the win. first run in the first inning. Tiger Point 9, Molino 8: Gulf Breeze 13, Gulf Shores 0 Gulf Breeze 13, Gulf Shores Pace 10, Gulf Breeze 0: Gulf Hannah Baldwin slid in safely (Gulf Shores eliminated) 0: Spillers hit a two-run tripled Breeze was the victim of a perfect on a fielder's choice by Macy Monday and combined with Caitlin game by the Pace pitcher as no Maeda in the bottom of the fifth Pace d. Perdido* Chapman on a one-hit shutout GBSAbatter reached base Saturday. to give Tiger Point an extra Myrtle Grove 8, Tiger Point 7 Sunday in an elimination game. Gulf Breeze 9, Navarre 1: inning win Saturday. Reynolds went 2-for-2 at the Lindsey Hawthorne threw a Kellie Krueger, Maggie plate, while Olsen, Chapman, two-hitter and struck out two as Mitchell and Mallory Mead all 12-under Beall and Alex Karcher all Gulf Breeze stayed alive with a had two hits in the win. Both Saturday scored twice. win over Navarre Sunday. Krueger and Mitchell hit doubles. 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Walking through a landscape different cultivars, refer to the UF/IFAS a deficiency of one or more of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC accented with gardenias is like walking publication on gardenias available online at micronutrients, usually iron. This can often through the perfume section of a major http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/MG336 or by be corrected by acidifying the soil or by a MEETINGS TO CONSIDER A department store. They are one of the most contacting your local Extension Office. foliar application of the deficient nutrient. delightfully scented flowers we can grow in When pruning is needed, it should be In most cases, a foliar application of iron TEXT AMENDMENT TO THE our landscapes. done just after the plant finishes blooming. will correct the problem. Gardenias are a favorite flowering shrub In our area, that means that any major Whiteflies are probably the most SANTA ROSA COUNTY LAND in Gulf Coast landscapes. They are popular pruning of gardenias should be done during troublesome insect pest on gardenias in Gulf for several reasons. They have shiny, dark June and July. If heavily pruned at other Coast gardens. As the name implies, DEVELOPMENT CODE green leaves. The evergreen shrub, oval- times of the year, there is a risk of remov- whiteflies are small, fly-like insects with rounded in outline, is elegant. ing, or preventing the formation of the next white-colored wings. They hide on the The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of They prefer acid soil, which makes up season's flower buds. underside of leaves, where they multiply County Commissioners will conduct a public hearing to consider a most home landscape sites in the area and, Gardenias grow in a variety of soil rapidly. proposed text amendment to the Santa Rosa County Land of course, the flowers are beautiful and conditions but do best in well drained soil The immature stages (nymphs) which Development Code. The hearing is scheduled as follows: heavily scented. that is high in organic matter. The soil pH is are found on the underside of leaves are To ensure that your gardenia will important because it affects the uptake of flat, oval in outline, and slightly smaller Board of County Commissioners (to review and consider adop- continue to produce year after year, it's mineral elements. These shrubs are ‘acid than a pin head. They are light green to tion of the amendment): important to plant it in a proper location lovers,’ preferring a pH between 5.0 and 6.5. whitish and somewhat transparent. Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. and care for it appropriately. While it is a Therefore, they may not perform as Whiteflies feed on plant juices and, in beautiful addition to the landscape, it is not expected planted when next to a concrete large numbers, can consume a considerable Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative without its problems. sidewalk or foundation. If you suspect a amount of nutrients. Like aphids, they Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, There are over 200 species of gardenias. In soil pH problem, have the soil tested. excrete lots of honeydew, on which black Florida. At the public hearings, the Local Planning Board and Florida, varieties of Gardenia jasminoides are Proper fertilization is important for sooty mold fungus grows. Board of County Commissioners shall consider an ordinance enti- used almost exclusively. Many cultivars are growth and flower production. Most Soap or oil sprays are effective for tled: available and there is considerable variation established gardenias grow well with two or homeowners to use against whitefly and are in flower size and form. three applications per year. In North safe to people and the environment. Follow AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Choose varieties, or cultivars, that will Florida, one application is normally label directions. FLORIDA; AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT remain in scale with the area being scheduled around March and another in Thorough coverage on the undersides of CODE ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING landscaped. While pruning helps to keep September. the leaves to the point of run-off is especially plants shapely, it's best not to have to A third application may be made during important when using soap or oil sprays. SECTION 2.11.00, THE APPEAL TIME FOR DECISIONS BY THE NAVARRE AREA ARCHITECTUAL REVIEW BOARD; AMENDING SECTIONS 3.00.01, 6.05.25, AND 8.09.01 REVISING THE DEFINITION OF ELECTRONIC MESSAGE BOARDS AND ANIMATED SIGNS, CLARIFY- Powis Castle artemisia is ING PROHIBITED SIGNS, AND RESTRICTING ELEC- TRONIC MESSAGE BOARDS IN THE HEART OF NAVARRE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE a gardeners' dream DATE. The proposed ordinance and amendment may be inspected by the One of the most beautiful colorful, iridescent rose flowers, ous soil, it has to be well you’ll be surprised at how the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa plants for the spring and summer has gray, fuzzy, silky leaves. drained. Raised beds, composed plants have been used for County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, garden is the artemisia. Many Artemisias offer gardeners a of soil and compost, are ideal. centuries to treat just about Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be are convinced it is not being wide array of species to choose Water to get them established, every affliction imaginable. heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties used enough, especially the from for adding a gray foliage effect but then only sparingly. Other than the one known as should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made hybrid known as Powis Castle. to the flower garden. The gray Overhead irrigation is not rec- French Tarragon, most have less by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with One combination planting foliage seems to intensify the color ommended. When new growth enticing common names such as respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it everyone will admire has Powis of nearby flowers and other foliage, resumes in the spring, cut back wormwood and mugwort. The is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceed- Castle partnered with Purple and ties together almost every color mature plants that have become wormwood is used to flavor the ings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need Heart. Powis Castle -- which combination imaginable. woody with a spindly look. You liqueur, or should I say wine, to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which most consider our best artemisia - Consider planting it with the can divide the artemisia in the known as vermouth. record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which - has feathery gray foliage and is bright purple balls of All fall or early spring. In addition to Powis Castle, their appeal is to be based. very showy against the deep, Around Gomphrena or Purple Powis Castle is perennial in take a look at specimens of dark purple-leafed Purple Heart, Coneflowers, Indigo Spires zones 6-8 and reaches about 3 Silver Mound, Silver King and Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act also commonly called Salvia and Shasta daisies. feet tall. Late spring and early the ground cover Oriental and will make reasonable modifications for access to this meeting Setcreasea. All artemisias share the same summer is a great time to plant Limelight, with its cream and upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning Another irresistible cultural requirements, which are the Artemisia. When planting, green variegation. and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. combination in the garden plenty of sunlight and well- make sure to plant at the same While every garden needs the For Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be partners Powis Castle and the drained soils. Artemisias are depth it is growing in the color green, once these are in received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to pro- heirloom plant—rose campion native to the Mediterranean and container. place, the real garden fun can vide the requested service. which in addition to the while they don’t need a luxuri- If you read an herb book, begin by using gray foliage Location. Location. Location.

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BY FRANKLIN HAYES care of Gulf Breeze News children during [email protected] It takes a special kind of summer person to deal with large BY JASON THOMPSON numbers of children. Not just Gulf Breeze News anyone can be a summer camp [email protected] counselor, yet 20 youths are signed up to support the Gulf Santa Rosa Community Breeze Summer Camp. School is entering its 20th year of Gulf Breeze Summer Camp taking care of the youth of Santa is held yearly at the South Rosa County before and after Santa Rosa Recreation Center school. in Gulf Breeze, and is tailored They’re also taking care of to boys and girls ages 5 through many of them after school is out 12 providing kids a fun, safe for the year. environment full of supervised, Lauren Kirchgessner, Child fun activities, and offering Care Supervisor for the SRCS’ parents peace of mind. South end, says that if a parent In his sixth year as director of lives outside Santa Rosa County the camp, Eric Miles understands but works inside it can also bring that his staff must possess their kids by. intangible empathetic qualities to For $17 a day (Monday promote healthy social interaction through Friday), kids ages 5 (if among children. they’ve completed kindergarden) “One thing I look for in my through 12 receive a noon meal, counselors is being a kid at as well as two daily snacks. heart,” Miles said, revealing that Off campus activities are also he is proof of that philosophy. “If included in the price. For exam- I’m not having fun, then the kids ple, today kids ages 5-8 will take aren’t having fun.” in a movie at the Breeze Assistant camp director and Cinemas, a sack lunch at West UWF student Ryan Willams Navarre Elementary School, as shares in Miles’ enthusiasm. “I well as arts and crafts there after love kids. I’m from a family of lunch. six, so I’m used to that kind of Kids ages 9-12 will get a sack environment,” Williams said. lunch and arts and crafts at Over the last six years, Miles Holley-Navarre Intermediate. said the camp has more than On Friday, kids ages 5-8 will quadrupled the number of spend the day at Destin City Park, children participating each year. where they’ll also be able to “Before they were grouped swim. Kids must bring sunscreen together and weren’t organized. and towels with them. We divided them into groups by Kids ages 9-12 will get to age and added a lot of activities. swim at the National Seashore When parents saw [the camp] on Okaloosa Island. was more organized, parents Buses will pick up kids each became more likely to drop off weekday from Gulf Breeze and their kids,” Miles said. Oriole Beach Elementary The camp is in session May Schools, as well as West Navarre 22 to July 28, Monday through and Holley Navarre Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Intermediate. and only costs parents $15 a Employees are fingerprinted day. The camp features daily and drug tested and are also pro- activities including karaoke, ficient in first aid and CPR. swimming, dodge ball, guest Cost for a second child is $75 visitors like Spider Man, a per week, with the cost dropping counselor talent show, and for $50 for each additional child. capture the flag. Participants Tuition assistance is also also enjoy weekly field trips that include bowling, roller- available for those who qualify. skating and movies. The South end office of the For more information about SRCS is located inside Gulf the camp, call (850) 934-5140. Breeze High School. Their phone number is 934-4095.

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Why should Fifth Graders have a graduation ceremony? Announcing Well why not? A graduation ceremony is a cultural tradition Our or rite of passage that marks a NEWESTNEWEST person’s life going from one stage to another. AdditionsAdditions... All passage rituals dramatize facing new responsibilities and opportunities. These rituals Gulf Breeze News help graduates readjust to the Gulf Breeze changes that will take place in is now available at: their lives. They also establish ● ● solidarity and the importance of Aegean Breeze Cancun’s the common values shared by ● each graduate. Gulf Breeze Hospital ER In Santa Rosa County the OTHER LOCATIONS Graduation Ceremony is a rite Gulf Breeze Proper of passage from Elementary Courtesy Photo ● McDonald’s ● BP Station ● Bruno’s ● CVS School to Middle School. They Principal Karen Murray (center) hands out diplomas as assistant principal Robert Trigg reads ● ● ● out the names. Bay Beach Inn Whataburger Texaco are certainly going into ● Parade Gas Station ● The Greenery Cafe unknown territory. Tiger Point Area Middle school is a place of ● ● ● ● changing rooms for each subject Circle K CVS Texaco (OBE Road) IHOP ● ● ● and having multiple teachers Winn Dixie McDonald’s Wal*Mart rather than just one. Each East Entrance session is wrought with strange ● Wal*Mart new places filled with different West Entrance expectations. Pensacola Beach The Fifth Grade Graduation ● Bagel Heads at Gulf Breeze Elementary ● Circle K School was held on May 17 at Navarre the United Methodist Church. ● Chevron ● Publix Mrs. Karen Murray, Principal, ● Winn Dixie has been at Gulf Breeze ● B.P.Hwy 98 Elementary for 11 years. Courtesy Photo ● B.P.Hwy 399 “Our school is a Blue Ribbon Distinguished guests take in the recent GBES Graduation Ceremonies. School which means we are in the top 243 schools in the USA qualifies her for the role as of Toledo and a Masters in from University or West and in the top 100 schools in the principal. She received a Counseling and Human Florida. She is also certified in To DISTRIBUTE state of Florida,” Murray said. Bachelor of Science in Development from Troy State Exceptional Students Gulf Breeze News Mrs. Murray’s 34 years Education from Ohio University. Education, Gifted, Early at your business, CALL experience in education and her University, a Masters of She holds certification in Childhood, Elementary 932-8986 educational background Education from the University Administration and Supervision See Graduation, Page 3D 6

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 8, 2006 3D Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS GRADUATION: GB Elementary’s Tatro completes fifth Class of 2006 moves on year with DARE program Continued from Page 1C BY MICHELLE STUCKEY Chief Paulding that it makes sense for the beach students to Gulf Breeze News be taught by a Gulf Breeze Education, Guidance and [email protected] Counseling and English for police officer. Speakers of Other Languages Officer Kerstan Tatro of the Tatro said, “They’re (ESOL). Gulf Breeze Police Department eventually going to be our kids “I love the children and every finished up his fifth year at Gulf Breeze Middle School year as the conducting the D.A.R.E pro- and High School so it helps torch passes gram at Pensacola Beach them to meet and know us and these fifth Elementary School. know that they can come to us graders to Thirty-six children in two for anything.” fifth grade classes are involved The classes involved in the sixth, I feel a Kerstan Tatro sense of with the program there. program were Pitts’ fifth grade accomplish- D.A.R.E, (Drug Abuse year,” Pitts added. class and Tina Reichert’s fifth ment. Many Resistance Education), was Pitts has been involved with grade class. of the created to teach kindergarten D.A.R.E. for four years and will “We really appreciate the City Courtesy Photo through 12th grade students continue next year. She said of Gulf Breeze allowing Officer children GBES teachers Jane Wilkins, Chloe Vignes and Natalie have been worldwide how to deal with that the program is very helpful Tatro to come out to the beach,” Murray Sommer, along with Terrie Lyons and Mike Rodgerson (not situations involving drugs, for students’ transition into with us since pictured), escorted the students to their seats. PBES Principal Jeff Castleberry kindergarten,” Murray said. alcohol, cigarettes, vandalism, middle school. said. “It [the D.A.R.E. program] The Fifth Graders at ents and grandparents watched. student in etc. in more detailed ways rather About Officer Tatro’s eases the transition for our kids Graduation at Gulf Breeze The students were seated by either than to “just say no.” participation, she said, “I think from a more isolated town like Elementary certainly ‘passed alphabetical order in the groups or Tatro volunteered to visit the it’s wonderful…he talks a lot Pensacola Beach to Gulf Breeze.” the torch’ to the sixth grade specific teacher’s class. singles classes once a week in order to about the middle school and The two classes graduated with pomp and circumstance. The teachers of this shots. You conduct the program as they were high school environments from the D.A.R.E. program in The stage was set with auspicious group are (L to R) could hear not receiving a D.A.R.E. which helps them [the students] May of this year and are ready dignitaries Tim Wyrosdick, Jane Wilkins, Chloe Vignes, families curriculum for Escambia County. build up their confidence and for middle school. About the Assistant Superintendent; Vicki Natalie Sommer, Terrie Lyons exclaiming According to Margie Pitts, eagerness for the sixth grade. D.A.R.E. program, officer Tatro Wolfe, Director of Elementary (not pictured) and Mike as their child one of the teachers whose class We definitely consider him a big said, “Parents, teachers, and I Education; Diane Coleman, and Rodgerson (not pictured). or grand- took part in the program this part of the Pensacola Beach won’t be there to help the kids Ed Gray, School board members; Each teacher sat in the aisle at child past school year, the students Elementary family.” or tell them what to do…the admired Tatro’s “cool car” and Chief Peter Paulding of the Tim Reynolds, Elks Club the last row of his/her students. appeared on Aldridge program teaches them to make awards; Ellen and Margaret The ceremony began with a the screen. were very excited to see him, Gulf Breeze Police Department decisions for themselves.” Sims, Daughters of American welcome address by Murray. Then awards were presented even if it was while they passed said, “students (on Pensacola Officer Tatro is also the Revolution; Officer Tatro, Gulf Then the fifth grade student and each outstanding student was him on the road as he pulled Beach) come to us anyway so it resource officer for and Breeze Police Dept. Award; announcers, Becca Barfiam, recognized. Mr. Trigg called the someone over. makes sense for us to run the D.A.R.E. program director at Dottie Casselberry, All County Cooper Jones, Shelby Link, name of each student and as they “He’s the highlight of their program.” Tatro agreed with Gulf Breeze Elementary School. Chorus Awards; LaRue Groth, Sara McCain and Allison walked across the stage Mrs. Presidential Academic Awards. Proctor, took over and handled Murray presented each their Murray awarded the Gussie the program with poise and Certificates of Promotion. Memorial Award and Mr. Trigg, aplomb. They announced and The ceremony ended with Assistant Principal, awarded the introduced each speaker. the fifth graders turning toward Sons of the American Revolution The audience looked on as the audience and singing ‘Ac- and the Sailfish Awards. Kim Aldridge, the teacher for cent-tchu-ate the Positive’ The graduates, dressed in both the Program for Gifted complete with loud voices and their finest, marched down the Students and Instructional appropriate gestures. center aisle in pairs to take Television, ran a slide show Watch out world here comes their proper seats as proud par- depicting each fifth grade some real winners!!

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–––––––––––––––––– Tax Sale Certificate Certificate for the Tax 168 R HAMM. Complex at 6495 –––––––––––––––––– issued thereon. The CUST-COLORADO NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF has filed said Tax Deed to be issued Year of Issuance: Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE OF Certificate Number and ASSET holder of the SALE PURSUANT TO SECTION 713.78 OF APPLICATION Certificate for the Tax thereon. The 2004. All of the above proper- Florida on the 17th day APPLICATION year of Issuance, the following Tax Sale THE FLORIDA LIEN FOR TAX DEED Deed to be issued Certificate Number and ty is located in Santa of July, 2006 at 12:00 FOR TAX DEED Description of property, Certificate has filed LAW, the following vehicle thereon. The year of Issuance, the Description of Rosa County, In the noon. and Name(s) in which said Tax Certificate for will be at Public Sale at Auction to the highest bid- NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number and Description of property, Property: LOT 29 BLK State of Florida. Dated this the 25th NOTICE IS HEREBY it is assessed is as fol- the Tax Deed to be der, provided the sale GIVEN THAT MTAG year of Issuance, the and Name(s) in which 6 OF UNREC YEL- Unless such certificate day of May, 2006. GIVEN THAT MTAG lows: issued thereon. The price is greater than 50% CUST/AMHERST Description of property, it is assessed is as fol- LOW RIVER FARMS, shall be redeemed CUST-AMHERST Certificate Number and of the fair market value and subject to any and all ASSET MGMT holder and Name(s) in which lows: AS DES IN OR 1732 according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson ASSET MGMT holder Certificate Number: year of Issuance, the recorded liens. of the following Tax it is assessed is as fol- PG 465 . Parcel ID: . Property described in Clerk of the Circuit of the following Tax 2093 Description of property, Sale Certificate has lows: Certificate Number: 09-1N-27-0000-00271- such Certificate will be Court of. Santa Rosa Sale Certificate has Year of Issuance: 2004 and Name(s) in which Date: 6/24/2006, 11:00am filed said Tax 2502 0000. sold to the Highest County, Florida filed said Tax it is assessed is as fol- YEAR: 1994 Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number: Year of Issuance: 2004 Name in which Bidder, at the east end –––––––––––––––––– Certificate for the Tax Description of lows: MAKE: FORD Deed to be issued 1780 Assessed:. KATHER- lobby of the County NOTICE OF Deed to be issued Property: ID NUMBER: 1FTCR15XXRPA30612 thereon. The Year of Issuance: 2004 Description of INE M RICE. NELSON Administrative APPLICATION thereon. The LTS 11 & 12 BLK 3, Certificate Number: Certificate Number and Property: G RICE. Complex at 6495 FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number and ESCAMBIA HEIGHTS, 3481 The above vehicle may year of Issuance, the Description of LT 97 BLK A, COUN- Caroline St., Milton, year of Issuance, the AS DES IN OR 1670 Year of Issuance: 2004 be inspected prior to the sale at A & A TOWING & Description of property, Property: TRY BREEZE EST, All of the above proper- Florida on the 17th day NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of property, PG 669 STORAGE, 6124 GULF and Name(s) in which PROPERTY AS DES IN OR 1999 ty is located in Santa of July, 2006 at 12:00 GIVEN THAT MTAG and Name(s) in which Parcel ID: Description of BREEZE PKWY., GULF it is assessed is as fol- DESCRIBED IN OR PG 1616 Rosa County, In the noon. CUST-PINE ASSET it is assessed is as fol- 25-1N-29-1060-00300- Property: BREEZE, FL 32563- 9064. lows: BK 1731 PG 1726 Parcel ID: State of Florida. Dated this the 25th holder of the following lows: 0110 PARCEL #2 OF DEED Parcel ID: 07-2S-26-0757-00A00- Unless such certificate day of May, 2006. Tax Sale Certificate Certificate Number: Name in which DES IN OR BK 1637 Any persons claiming any Certificate Number: 33-6N-28-0000-02302- 0970 shall be redeemed has filed said Tax 1218 Assessed: PG 1282, LESS 1/2 interest in the above vehi- cle contact A & A towing 410 0000 Name in which according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson Certificate for the Tax Year of Issuance: 2004 CARLTON D MORRIS MIN RTS & Storage, (850) 934- Year of Issuance: 2004 Name in which Assessed: Property described in Clerk of the Circuit Deed to be issued MELISSA L MORRIS Parcel ID: 1647 Assessed: THOMAS J ELLER such Certificate will be Court of. Santa Rosa thereon. The Description of 17-1S-28-0000-00817- LEGAL 182 6/8/2006 Description of MORGAN WILLIAMS BETH BRYANT sold to the Highest County, Florida. Certificate Number and Property: All of the above prop- 0000 Property: WILLOW E WILLIAMS ELLER Bidder, at the east end –––––––––––––––––– year of Issuance, the LTS 13 & 14 BLK 659, erty is located in Name in which PROPERTY FELIX RAY HOLLAND lobby of the County NOTICE OF Description of property, AVALON BEACH, OR Santa Rosa County, In Assessed: DESCRIBED IN OR TAMMY DIANE HOL- All of the above proper- Administrative APPLICATION and Name(s) in which BK 1942 PG 123 the State of Florida. JOSEPH M DEJESUS NOTICE OF BK 1747 PG 968 LAND ty is located in Santa Complex at 6495 FOR TAX DEED it is assessed is as fol- Parcel ID: Unless such certificate ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLAINT Parcel ID: Rosa County, In the Caroline St., Milton, lows: 40-1N-28-0090-65900- shall be redeemed All of the above proper- 31-5N-27-0000-00400- All of the above proper- State of Florida. Florida on the 17th day NOTICE IS HEREBY 0130 according to Law, the ty is located in Santa TO: John Jefferson Gabel 0000 ty is located in Santa Unless such certificate of July, 2006 at 12:00 GIVEN THAT MTAG Certificate Number: Name in which Property described in Rosa County, In the Case No.: 81799-05- Name in which Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed noon. CUST/ARIZONA 464 Assessed: such Certificate will be State of Florida. AG Assessed: State of Florida. according to Law, the Dated this the 25th PACIFIC LP holder of Year of Issuance: 2004 WILLIE F SAXON sold to the Highest Unless such certificate Pensacola, Fl WILLIAM P JERNI- Unless such certificate Property described in day of May, 2006. the following Tax Sale Bidder, at the east end shall be redeemed An ADMINISTRATIVE GAN shall be redeemed such Certificate will be Certificate has filed Description of All of the above proper- lobby of the County according to Law, the COMPLAINT to revoke your license (s) and eli- ALTA JERNIGAN according to Law, the sold to the Highest Mary M. Johnson said Tax Certificate for Property: ty is located in Santa Administrative Property described in gibility for licensure and Property described in Bidder, at the east end Clerk of the Circuit the Tax Deed to be PROPERTY Rosa County, In the Complex at 6495 such Certificate will be appointment has been filed against you. You All of the above proper- such Certificate will be lobby of the County Court of. Santa Rosa issued thereon. The DESCRIBED IN OR State of Florida. Caroline St., Milton, sold to the Highest have the right to request ty is located in Santa sold to the Highest Administrative County, Florida Certificate Number and BK 1430 PG 1109 Unless such certificate Florida on the 10th day Bidder, at the east end a hearing pursuant to Rosa County, In the Bidder, at the east end Complex at 6495 –––––––––––––––––– year of Issuance, the Parcel ID: shall be redeemed of July, 2006 at 12:00 lobby of the County Sections 120.569 and 120.57 (1) and (2), State of Florida. lobby of the County Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE OF Description of property, 02-1N-28-0000-01301- according to Law, the noon. Administrative Florida Statutes, by Administrative Florida on the 24th day APPLICATION and Name(s) in which 0000 Property described in Dated this the 18th Complex at 6495 mailing a request for same to the Department Unless such certificate Complex at 6495 of July, 2006 at 12:00 FOR TAX DEED it is assessed is as fol- Name in which such Certificate will be day of May, 2006. Caroline St., Milton, of Financial Services, shall be redeemed Caroline St., Milton, noon. lows: Assessed: sold to the Highest Mary M. Johnson Florida on the 10th day Division of Legal according to Law, the Florida on the 24th day Dated this the 1st day NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number: MANYA SWANSON Bidder, at the east end Clerk of the Circuit of July, 2006 at 12:00 Services, 200 E. Gaines St., Tallahassee, Florida Property described in of July, 2006 at 12:00 of June, 2006. GIVEN THAT MTAG 2186 lobby of the County Court of Santa Rosa noon. 32399-0333. If a such Certificate will be noon. CUST-PINE ASSET Year of Issuance: All of the above proper- Administrative County, Florida Dated this the 18th request for hearing is not received by July 20, sold to the Highest Dated this the 1st day Mary M. Johnson holder of the following 2004. ty is located in Santa Complex at 6495 day of May, 2006. 2006, the right to a hear- Bidder, at the east end of June, 2006. Clerk of the Circuit Tax Sale Certificate Rosa County, In the Caroline St., Milton, –––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson ing in this matter will be waived and the Chief lobby of the County Court of Santa Rosa has filed said Tax Description of State of Florida. Florida on the 10th day NOTICE OF Clerk of the Circuit Financial Officer will dis- Administrative Mary M. Johnson County, Florida Certificate for the Tax Property: PROPERTY Unless such certificate of July, 2006 at 12:00 APPLICATION Court of Santa Rosa pose of this cause in Complex at 6495 Clerk of the Circuit –––––––––––––––––– Deed to be issued DESCRIBED IN OR shall be redeemed noon. FOR TAX DEED County, Florida accordance with law. Caroline St., Milton, Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE OF thereon. The BK 2272 PG according to Law, the Dated this the 18th –––––––––––––––––– LEGAL NOTICE 0184 Florida on the 24th day County, Florida APPLICATION Certificate Number and 1337,LESS RD R/W . Property described in day of May, 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Gulf Breeze News of July, 2006 at 12:00 –––––––––––––––––– FOR TAX DEED year of Issuance, the Parcel ID: . 30-2N-29- such Certificate will be Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT MTAG June 8, 15, 22, 29, 2006 noon. NOTICE OF Description of property, 0000-00413-0000. sold to the Highest Clerk of the Circuit Dated this the 1st day APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY and Name(s) in which Name in which Bidder, at the east end Court of Santa Rosa of June, 2006. FOR TAX DEED GIVEN THAT MTAG it is assessed is as fol- Assessed:. DANNY L lobby of the County County, Florida CUST/AMHERST lows:. SPINKS. Administrative –––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson NOTICE IS HEREBY ASSET MGMT holder Certificate Number: Complex at 6495 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID Clerk of the Circuit GIVEN THAT MTAG of the following Tax 275 All of the above proper- Caroline St., Milton, APPLICATION Court of Santa Rosa CUST/BROADWAY Sale Certificate has Year of Issuance: ty is located in Santa Florida on the 10th day FOR TAX DEED The Santa Rosa Island Authority will be accepting sealed bids until 10:00 A.M., June 19, County, Florida ASSET MGMT holder filed said Tax 2004. Rosa County, In the of July, 2006 at 12:00 2006 for a consideration fee to enter into a lease of a section of property on Santa Rosa Island at 1581 Via de Luna (formerly Circle K). The legal description of this property is: –––––––––––––––––– of the following Tax Certificate for the Tax State of Florida. noon. NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF Sale Certificate has Deed to be issued Description of Unless such certificate Dated this the 18th GIVEN THAT MTAG That portion of Block 8, Santa Rosa Villas Subdivision, Escambia County, Florida, according to plat filed in Plat Book 7, at pages 49 and 49A of the records of said APPLICATION filed said Tax thereon. The Property: . SE/4 OF shall be redeemed day of May, 2006. CUST-PINE ASSET county, described as follows: FOR TAX DEED Certificate for the Tax Certificate Number and NW/4 OF 22-1N- according to Law, the holder of the following Deed to be issued year of Issuance, the 27,WITH EASEMENT, Property described in Mary M. Johnson Tax Sale Certificate Commencing at the Southwest corner of said block; thence North 88o52'20" East, along the South line of said block, a distance of 387.19 feet for the Point of NOTICE IS HEREBY thereon. The Description of property, AS DES IN OR 1466 such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit has filed said Tax Beginning; thence continue North 88o52'20" East along the South line of said GIVEN THAT MTAG Certificate Number and and Name(s) in which PGS 1048 & 1050 . sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa Certificate for the Tax block 64.33 feet; thence North 1o07'40" West, 111.33 feet; thence South 88o52'20" West 64.33 feet; thence South 0o00" East, 111.33 feet to the Point of CUST/CARLYLE year of Issuance, the it is assessed is as fol- Parcel ID: . 22-1N-27- Bidder, at the east end County, Florida Deed to be issued Beginning. ASSET MGMT holder Description of property, lows:. 0000-00602-0000. lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––– thereon. The The land use governing this property is listed under the Authority’s 1988 Land Use Plan of the following Tax and Name(s) in which Certificate Number: 55 Name in which Administrative NOTICE OF Certificate Number and as General Retail. Sale Certificate has it is assessed is as fol- Year of Issuance: Assessed:. LARRY Complex at 6495 APPLICATION year of Issuance, the filed said Tax lows: 2004. WARD. NANCY L Caroline St., Milton, FOR TAX DEED Description of property, A minimum bid of $180,000 is required. All bids must be clearly marked indicating they contain a bid for a consideration fee to enter into a lease of the above described property, Certificate for the Tax WARD. Florida on the 17th day and Name(s) in which which is vacant land and a bid bond or cashier check for 10% must accompany the bid. Deed to be issued Certificate Number: Description of of July, 2006 at 12:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY it is assessed is as fol- The Authority reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any technicalities and to add such additional terms as is deemed appropriate in the sole discretion of the thereon. The 2450 Property: LOT 27 OF All of the above proper- noon. GIVEN THAT MTAG lows: Authority. Certificate Number and Year of Issuance: 2004 UNREC SHANGRI- ty is located in Santa Dated this the 25th CUST-PINE ASSET year of Issuance, the LA-EAST, AS DES IN Rosa County, In the day of May, 2006. holder of the following Certificate Number: Acceptance of a bid is conditioned upon a bidder executing a lease for the above described property with the Authority within ten (10) days of receipt of the lease, which Description of property, Description of OR 1717 PG 509 . State of Florida. Tax Sale Certificate 2003 shall be under such terms and conditions as is deemed appropriate in the sole discretion and Name(s) in which Property: Parcel ID: . 28-2N-26- Unless such certificate Mary M. Johnson has filed said Tax Year of Issuance: 2004 of the Authority. it is assessed is as fol- S/2 OF SE/4 OF SE/4 0000-00243-0000. shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuit Certificate for the Tax The submission of sealed bids to the Authority and the accepting of the sealed bids for lows: OF 22-5N-30, AS DES Name in which according to Law, the Court of. Santa Rosa Deed to be issued Description of consideration by the Authority shall not create any contractual or proprietary rights for the IN OR 1168 PG 291, Assessed:. LEROY L Property described in County, Florida thereon. The Property: bidder. Certificate Number: LESS OR 999 PG WARD. MARY E such Certificate will be Certificate Number and LTS 9,10,& 12 BLK C, Contact the Santa Rosa Island Authority at (850) 932-2257 or write to P. O. Box 1208, 1746 752, LESS OR 1003 WARD. sold to the Highest –––––––––––––––––– year of Issuance, the FOXFIRE EST., AS Pensacola Beach, FL 32562, or email [email protected] if you have ques- Year of Issuance: 2004 PG 448, LESS 1/2 Bidder, at the east end NOTICE OF Description of property, DES IN OR 571 PG tions or need additional information. MIN RTS All of the above proper- lobby of the County APPLICATION and Name(s) in which 74 & OR 702 PG 150 Description of Parcel ID: ty is located in Santa Administrative FOR TAX DEED it is assessed is as fol- Parcel ID: LEGAL NOTICE 0183 June 8, 2006 Gulf Breeze News Property: 22-5N-30-0000-00103- Rosa County, In the Complex at 6495 lows: 15-1N-29-1290- OR BOOK 1982 PG 0000 State of Florida. Caroline St., Milton, NOTICE IS HEREBY 00C00-0090 558 Name in which Unless such certificate Florida on the 17th day GIVEN THAT MTAG Certificate Number: Name in which Parcel ID: Assessed: shall be redeemed of July, 2006 at 12:00 CUST/CARLYLE 1166 Assessed: 33-4N-28-0000-00800- GRATZ DANIEL DUN- according to Law, the noon. ASSET MGMT holder Year of Issuance: 2004 SANDRA J MANICCIA NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER 0000 CAN Property described in Dated this the 25th of the following Tax AN ORDINANCE Name in which LESA R DUNCAN such Certificate will be day of May, 2006. Sale Certificate has Description of All of the above proper- Assessed: sold to the Highest filed said Tax Property: ty is located in Santa The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board HOUSEHOLD All of the above proper- Bidder, at the east end Mary M. Johnson Certificate for the Tax LTS 9, 10, & S 6’ OF Rosa County, In the of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., FINANCE CORP III ty is located in Santa lobby of the County Clerk of the Circuit Deed to be issued LT 8 BLK 546, AVAL- State of Florida. June 22, 2006, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Rosa County, In the Administrative Court of. Santa Rosa thereon. The ON BEACH, AS DES Unless such certificate Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All of the above proper- State of Florida. Complex at 6495 County, Florida Certificate Number and IN OR 1611 PGS 956 shall be redeemed ty is located in Santa Unless such certificate Caroline St., Milton, –––––––––––––––––– year of Issuance, the & 959 according to Law, the AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed Florida on the 17th day NOTICE OF Description of property, Parcel ID: Property described in AMENDING ORDINANCE 2006-03; AMENDING SECTION FOUR State of Florida. according to Law, the of July, 2006 at 12:00 APPLICATION and Name(s) in which 40-1N-28-0090-54600- such Certificate will be MAILBOXES AND STRUCTURES; PROHIBITING THE PLACE- Unless such certificate Property described in noon. FOR TAX DEED it is assessed is as fol- 0090 sold to the Highest MENT OF BASKETBALL GOALS AND OTHER STRUCTURES IN shall be redeemed such Certificate will be Dated this the 25th lows: Name in which Bidder, at the east end COUNTY RIGHTS OF WAY; AMENDING SECTION TWELVE; PRO- according to Law, the sold to the Highest day of May, 2006. NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number: Assessed: lobby of the County VIDIING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; Property described in Bidder, at the east end GIVEN THAT MTAG 2266 JAMES W MCAFEE Administrative PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFEC- such Certificate will be lobby of the County Mary M. Johnson. CUST/AMHERST Year of Issuance: Complex at 6495 TIVE DATE sold to the Highest Administrative Clerk of the Circuit ASSET MGMT holder 2004. All of the above prop- Caroline St., Milton, Bidder, at the east end Complex at 6495 Court of. Santa Rosa of the following Tax erty is located in Florida on the 10th day The proposed Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above lobby of the County Caroline St., Milton, County, Florida. Sale Certificate has Description of Santa Rosa County, In of July, 2006 at 12:00 scheduled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts or BOCC Office, 6495 Administrative Florida on the 24th day –––––––––––––––––– filed said Tax Property: PROPERTY the State of Florida. noon. Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that Complex at 6495 of July, 2006 at 12:00 NOTICE OF Certificate for the Tax DESCRIBED IN OR Unless such certificate Dated this the 18th if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Caroline St., Milton, noon. APPLICATION Deed to be issued BK 2007 PG 1777 . shall be redeemed day of May, 2006. Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said Florida on the 24th day Dated this the 1st day FOR TAX DEED thereon. The Parcel ID: . 25-3N-29- according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of the pro- of July, 2006 at 12:00 of June, 2006. Certificate Number and 0000-00203-0000. Property described in Clerk of the Circuit ceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to noon. NOTICE IS HEREBY year of Issuance, the Name in which such Certificate will be Court of Santa Rosa insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, which record shall Dated this the 1st day Mary M. Johnson GIVEN THAT MTAG Description of property, Assessed:. TAMI sold to the Highest County, Florida include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be of June, 2006. Clerk of the Circuit CUST/AMHERST and Name(s) in which COOKE. Bidder, at the east end based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with Court of Santa Rosa ASSET MGMT holder it is assessed is as fol- lobby of the County respect to these proposed ordinances. Mary M. Johnson County, Florida of the following Tax lows: All of the above proper- Administrative –––––––––––––––––– Clerk of the Circuit –––––––––––––––––– Sale Certificate has Certificate Number: ty is located in Santa Complex at 6495 NOTICE OF LEGAL LINE NOTICE 0187 Gulf Breeze News June 8, 2006 Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE OF filed said Tax 344 Rosa County, In the Caroline St., Milton, APPLICATION County, Florida APPLICATION Certificate for the Tax Year of Issuance: State of Florida. Florida on the 10th day FOR TAX DEED –––––––––––––––––– FOR TAX DEED Deed to be issued 2004. Unless such certificate of July, 2006 at 12:00 NOTICE OF thereon. The Description of shall be redeemed noon. NOTICE IS HEREBY APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number and Property: . PROPER- according to Law, the Dated this the 18th GIVEN THAT MTAG FOR TAX DEED GIVEN THAT MTAG year of Issuance, the TY DESCRIBED IN Property described in day of May, 2006. CUST FOR CARLYLE CUST/AMHERST Description of property, OR BK 2433 PG 1826 such Certificate will be ASSET holder of the NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER NOTICE IS HEREBY ASSET MGMT holder and Name(s) in which . Parcel ID: . 33-2N-27- sold to the Highest Mary M. Johnson following Tax Sale GIVEN THAT MTAG of the following Tax it is assessed is as fol- 0000-00151-0000. Bidder, at the east end Clerk of the Circuit Certificate has filed AN ORDINANCE CUST-PINE ASSET Sale Certificate has lows:. Name in which lobby of the County Court of Santa Rosa said Tax Certificate for holder of the following filed said Tax Certificate Number: Assessed:. MICHAEL Administrative County, Florida the Tax Deed to be The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., June 22, 2006, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida.

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Mrs. Sherry Diamond, Principal, Mr. Hicks, Amber Moynihan, Brent Perez Haley Doman, Cory Parker, Mitchell Sam Dantin, Noah Desimone, Cayla Huggins, Aspen Lee, Kaitlyn Leopard, McGaugh, John Murphy, Cole Nelson, Warren Stevens, Assistant Principal, and Miss Swenor - Collin Kagan Scudiero, Chad Wise Ephraim, Thomas Flynn, Landon Sarah Meehan, Sydney Willard Christina Rutherford, Mark Schoettle the Oriole Beach Elementary Staff Fourth grade Mrs. Godfrey - Christin Campbell, Godwin, Dylan Hall, Susie Harris, Mrs. Harvey - Lindsey Babb, Dr. Carson - Brock Clifft, Quentin congratulate the following students for Mrs. Ervin - Alex Kagan Derek Matusz, Seth Rejda Zach Ray, Brooke Torraca Regan Beard, Emily Delp, Joshua Cooper, Sydney Dawson, Katarina making the fourth nine weeks Honor Roll: Mrs. Harvey - John Cobb, Joshua Mrs. Leininger - Nick Bookout, Elizabeth Mrs. Randle - Nathanie Arner, Luke Dick, Don Harris, Tyler Kelly, Joseph Espenscheid, Kristin Foster, Vanessa Third grade Dick, MaiChi Do, Christopher Laurent, Kubik, Ben Lockhart, Brandon Vogt Stachler, Brent White, Jackson Shelton Samson, Trevor White Holding, Thomas Humphrey, Kolt Miss Hinote - Camille Adkison, Patrick Macauley, Katie McCloskey, Mrs. Rufo - Alycia Gilbert, Justin Mrs. Shields - Gray Aanestad, Mrs. Holifield - Danielle Bodovetz, Johnson, Chris McKain, Emily Sydney Ezelle, Lindsey Harrison, Abbey Olsen, Madison Ormsby, Shoemaker David Paul Carbaugh, Chloe Gillman, Adri DeLaughter, Lydia Ellington, Samson, Connor Torraca Jasmyn Hearn, Kevin Kuktelionis, Griffin Alyssa Riley, Elizabeth Spence A/B HONOR ROLL Dylan Holloway, Nicholas Pham, Carole Anne Henderson, Blake Mrs. Godfrey - Simone Lynch, Hannah Miller, Joshua Wise Mrs. Holifield - Josh Ceravolo, Third grade Makenna Powell, Alyssa Stivers Myers, Zach Wilson Canekeratne, Brittan Cayson, Mrs. Knight: - Nolan Blanchard, Julia Cutler, Olivia Fry, Kaleigh Miss Hinote: - Terry Barnes, Dylan Miss Swenor - Bailey Anderson, Mrs. Marcanio - Logan Brown, Cori Walker Davis, Kyle Folland, Josh Rachel Carr, Alex Holloway, Mac Holifield, Maggie Player, Caleb Blass, Tori Christiana, Dalton Cramer, Aaron Cesar, Holly Diermyer, Jordan Day, Jake Holding, Daniel Lawson, Hyland, Darian Lee, Alexis Parnell, Pewitt, Taylor Robinson, Taylor Smith, Ashley Tringas Erin Dellinger, Kenny Herrholz, Doman, Yasha Loera-Gracia, Ashley Quinton Lombardi, Ashley Truax Ashley Thompson, Anthony Walden Scheele Jeffrey Tonti Mrs. Marcanio - Tiffany Girod, Kendall Parrett, Zach Mathews, Emily McIninch, Jacob Peavy, Brie Perdue Mrs. Routh - Katie Depler, Cassie Torrey Williams Mrs. Laurent - Kayla Carroll, Katie McComber, Gillian Werner Naquin, Lyndsey White, Fourth grade Eder, Austin Garrett, Matthew Leininger - Craig Barnhill, Eliza Hailey Gilbert Mrs. Routh - Courtney Avritt, Tyler Mrs. Knight: - Gunnar Andersen, Mrs. Ervin - Mason Baker, Gwen Holman, Brianna Rogers, Corey Jones, Michael Lewis, Maddison Mrs. Purdon - Zach Arner, Alison Beddow, Gray Dorsey, Madeleine Janna Campbell, Bryon Cole, Sarah Brewer, Tiffany Evans, Austin Fillinger, Threadgill, Joey Tobin, Will Weston, Luchsinger, Hailey Philips, Justin Jennings, Molleigh Moore, Gant Emholtz, Amelia Leenig, Kaylen Grubbs, Devin Gura, Haley Janes, Mary Katharine Grover, CC Hamlin, Fifth grade Williams, Zack Winslow Player, Taelor Smith, Allie Truett, Reynolds, Nick White Destiny McWhorter Courtney Land, T.J. Owen, Emily Senn, Mrs. Babb - Joel Fry, Lena Hall, Mrs. Rufo - Gavin Beckwith, Emily Viglione, Savannah Wilson Fifth grade Mrs. Laurent - Brittany Cole, Will Turnipseed, Mariah Winslow Alex Pagonis, Shannon Gallenbeck, Landon Cagle, Hunter Dellinger, Mrs. Randle - Kaitlin Carver, Trent Mrs. Babb - Rachel Carter, Y-nhu Ngo Chandler Dixon, Dylan Hanks, Dylan Ms. Garcia - David Akridge, David Randy Halpin Jacob Doyle, Nick Kozbiel, Compton, Melia Wright, Mrs. Broach - Blaec Bejarano, Aly Hartley, Isabel Randall, Meredith Brayton, Emily Brewer, Baylee Mrs. Broach - Casey Benson, Taylor Savannah Richardson, Alex Mrs. Shields - Isabella Coleman, Elizabeth Kenworthy, Snyder, Alicia Stevens, Claire Youngman Bunyard, Erin Burgess, Kaylen Colins, Andrew Flynn, Josh Gerdeman, Spangler, Nathan Youngman Espenscheid, Jacob Kubik, Samuel Dr. Carson - Anna Caldwell, Mrs. Purdon - Alison Courtney, Darrow, Nick Gelormini, Myra Trent Kehoe, Cody King, Angela GBES releases final WBMS final Honor Roll released Ms. C.J. Berrian, Principal and staff at ALEXANDER, RYAN APRO, MICHAEL LARISCY, CARLY LASZLO, AMANDA LAV- Woodlawn Beach Middle School wish to BARBEE, VICTORIA BAUMGARDNER, IGNE, LOGAN LAW, INDIA LEE, JACOB nine week Honor Roll congratulate the following students on NICOLE BENNETT, MADELEINE BERTZ, LOVGREN, ROBERT MANN, achieving the A or A/B Honor Roll for the ROSS BIRON, CHRISTOPHER BLACK, KEVIN MAYE, HOLLY MAZOUR, CODY Mrs. Karen Murray, Elementary Principal Ms. Adams' - Ryan Armstrong, Shane 4th Nine Weeks of the 2005-06 Blue LEE BRESSLER, ANZU BROWN, MCGOWAN, SHANNON MCKIERNAN, of the year and the faculty and staff at Gulf Bidwell, Tyler Fisher and Hayley Hyman, Ribbon school year. DEMETRIUS BROWN, SEANBRUENN, SHERIDAN MOORE, EMILY NORTON, Breeze Elementary School wish to congratu- Mrs. Agrawal's - Molly Gibbons, Hayden 6th Grade "A" Honor Roll LAURA CANNELLA, JOHNCARBAUGH, SETH NYDAM, ASHLEY O'CONNOR, late the following students on achieving the Hill, Michael Krys, Ry Mohon, Jake Okrzesik, AARON APRO, HALEY BALDWIN, DAVID CARTER, CORYCATYB, YOO CONNOR PARKER, CAMERON PATRICK, A or A/B Honor Roll for the 4th Nine Weeks Matthew Ryan, and Amy Wood BRANDON BARIAL, DEVAN BOUSQUET, "ANGELA"CHO, MATTHEW CLAY, EMILY RETHERFORD, of the 2005-06 Blue Ribbon school year. Ms. Gregg's - David Alverson, Abigail KAITLYN BRODIE, CASEY COLVIN, MICHAEL COLOMBO, CHELSEY BRITTANY RITTER, TORI All "A's" (Fifth Grade) Beckham, Nicholas Dugger, Austin Faircloth, JEFFREY CROSS, HANAH DAVENPORT, COOPER, GARRETT COX, RYAN DAY, SANKERALLI, NATHAN Mrs. Lyons' - Mandy Cutler, Nick Gupta Evan Ogden, Slaye Simon, and Dylan ALEXIS DENNY, MEGAN DEXTER, SARAH DAY, NATHANIEL DIXON, LAU- SHELLENBARGER, BRANDEN and Allison Proctor Stamenkovich NICHOLLE EGAN, MADISON ESSER, REN DUNCAN, MCKENZIE DUNWOOD- SHERRELL, MEGAN SPENCE, Mr. Rodgerson's - Olivia Burns, Ally Hurd, Mrs. Laucella's - Scott Brodie, Pierce GABRIELLE GARNIER, FRANCIS IE, KYLE DURAY, MARIAH FARRONE, SPENCER STERNUNG, JACQUELINE Braxtin Strange and Taylor Weldon Broscious, Kharas Denson, Tyler Humphrey, GELORMINI, JESSICA GORRIS, AMY TANISHA FATE, BRIANNA FEURT, ERICA STONE, JOSEPH SUTTER, Mrs. Sommers' - Katherine Farmer, Brendan Martin, Tanner Molter, Nick HENDERSON, TAYLOR ISAIS, ADAM FITZGERALD, GIANNA GAMBERA, SAMUEL TAYLOR, REAGAN THREAD- Cooper Jones, Lauren Martin, and Sardisco, and Nick Staviski, JOHNSON, MARCUS JORDAN, LINDA GECK, WESLEY GEORGE, GILL, LAURA WAGONER, CORTNEY Catherine Scully Mrs. Mann's - Sean Alley, Katie Angel, STEPHANIE KARLSON, SHANNON ZHANEA' GILLESPIE, LARRYSSA WELLS, BRITTNEY WHITE, SAVANNAH Mrs. Vignes' - Becca Barham, Ali Dotson, Kaya Dunn, Frances Harpole, Kale Jarvis, KEHOE, CHANDLER KING, GRIMM, ALEX HENNING, MEGAN HINES, WING Pierce Fiveash, Carolyn Hamilton, Allsion Jack Joyner, Nick Morgan, Isabella Poole, JAMES KIZER, NEAL KLAUS, NEAL JACQUELINE HOLLAND, JASMINE 8th Grade "AB" Honor Roll Hanline, Victoria Law, Alex Shaw and Sara Parker Remig, Brandon Seuzeneau, and LACEY, PRESTON MCGEE, RYANNE HOLMES, ALEX HORTON, SHAWNIE KAYLA ALLEN, MICHAEL ARNHOLTZ, Spillers Allie Turner MOORE, TRINH NGUYEN, VICTORIA HOUSTON, CYNDI HUBBARD, MYA BAILEY, HANNAH BALDWIN, Mrs. Wilkins' - Kendall Crenshaw, Mrs. Shaw's - Richard Burns, Taylor QUADRINI, JOSEPH REVETTE, DARREN KATHERINE HUGGINS, CHELSEA BALLENBERGER, JORDAN Elizabeth Hoehn and Sara McCain Clark, Chase Collins, Abigail Friedland, REYNOLDS, BRENDON ROBAS VIRGILIO HUNTER, JEFFREY JONES, BARNES, JAMES BAULT, JORDAN All "A's and "B's" (Fifth Grade) William Peters, Crystal Sawicki, Tristan (SANTOS), JUSTIN ROGADO, JUSTIN JORDAN, ROBERT JORDAN, BLACKBURN, THOMAS BOCOCK, Mrs. Lyons - Peyton Allen, Connor Bray, Simms, Ryan Smith, and Tyler Ueberschaer RACHEL RYAN, ANDREA SMITH, THOMAS KIEFFER, SEAN KINCAID, REBECCA BOUCHER, DALTON BOWER, Caitlin Chapman, Kaitlyn Gifford, Scott All "A" (Third Grade) MAEGAN STEPHENSON, ZACHARY KORIE KLOSINSKI, LEAH LEWIN, CHARLES BOYLAN, RYAN BOYLAN, Gilbreath, Josh Goldstein, Matt Gubernat and Mrs. Banker's Dominic Bertelli, Alan TODD, KAYCEE VILLANE, JAMES ALEXANDER MAGOON, WESTON DAVID BRESSLER, ALEXANDER Raleigh Hooks Gunn, Samantha Hoffman, Kali McKibben, WILLIAMSON MANUEL, MARY MATECHIK, BRODIE, HOLLIE BUSH, JOHN BUSH, Mr. Rodgerson's - Joshua Benoit, Bella Emily Radcliffe, Josh Rutledge, Hunter 7th Grade "A" Honor Roll NOLAN MEADE, ERIN MEREDITH, DESTINEY CHESHER, AMANDA Flake, Abi Harris, Jessica Hellein, Sam Sperry and Caroline Sullivan KAITLYN ABEL, ERIC ANDERSON, CODY NORRIS, CALEB REED, MORGAN CHRISTIAN, AUBREY COATS, Hoskins, Savannah Johnson, Alyssa Jones, Ms. Bodi's Zachary Argentine, Matthew BROOKE AVRITT, JUSTYN BEAUCHAMP, REESE, PHILLIP REYNOLDS, GWENDOLYN CONOVER, Kurtis McKissack, Claire Musmansky, Luke Babikow, Nick Henry and Savannah Nixon ZACHARY BILLINGSLEY, LIANA RHIANNON REYNOLDS, SYDNEY RACHAEL COWMAN, SHAUNA Niles, Nevie Shaffer and Zack Wight. Ms. Carr's Morgan Armstrong, Emily BROOKS, RODNEY CAMPBELL, EMILY RIDER, IAN ROGERS, KASEY COYLE, BRAWDY CRAWFORD, JOHN Mrs. Sommers' - Mollie Bradshaw, Megan Branco, Matthew Cutler, Preston DeMaria, COLLYER, PAULA COSTA, ADRIAN SCHOENBERG, VICTORIA SCHOFIELD, CRONIN, BRANDON DUNWOODIE, IAN Jones, Deva Medina, Taylor Pacyga, Sara Katherin Hess, William Lambert, Dorothy CULPEPPER, LIAM DENEHAN, TURNER SENN, KATHERINE EDWARDS, KORI EWENS, RUDI FATE, Papantonio, Ben Scarborough, JR Schultz, Patterson, and Alex Thompson KATHRYN DENNIS, CHRISTINA SINGLETARY, MEGHAN SLAYBAUGH, KAYLYN FULWILER, NATHAN GIFFORD, Paige Sutton, Ian Till and Jake Villareal Ms. Jolly's Norah Aljunaidi, Foster DUNHAM, SEQUOYA FINN, AMY FRIAR, DAVID SMITH, DEVRI TERRY, SARAH NICOLE GILMORE, RACHEL GLENN, Mrs. Vignes' - Anja Dyess, Tyler Fisher, Andrews, Alexa Clark, Pete Hayes, Nicollette SCOTT GALLREIN, AJA GROOMS, CODY TOWNSEND, VINCENT UBIERA, RED DAWN GOMONIT, REBECCA Graham Kaplan, Nick Kessler, Destiny Shaw Matthews, Riley Nolan and Gena Ramos HADEN, KELLY HAYES, DAVID HULSEY, DANIELLE VANBUREN, MATTHEW GRAVES, AUBREY GREENWELL, MARY and Seth Smith Mrs. Kildow's Meagan Allen, Cassie KRISTINE JONES, MICHAEL LARSEN, WALLACE, KAITLIN WESCOTT, GUNTER, SELENAKAY HANSEN, Mrs. Wilkins' - Anna Bailey, Maria Bertelli, Andrews, Joshua Argentine, Katie Chastain, COLLEEN MAREK, JESSICA MARSHALL, KEICA WESCOTT, SYDNE WILLIAMS, BRITTNY HEBERT, KELSEY HEBERT, Jack Costello, Emily Doyle, Austin Droogsma, Sarah Jane Searcy, and Austin Shaw MARK MATECHIK, ALEXA MENDEZ, CONNOR WOOD, ANDRE WORLEY- JADE HENDRIX, AISHA HENRY, Taylor Etier, Carl Hoffman, Paxton Lyons, Melody Mrs. Triplett's Cole Brown, Magen NICHOLAS MONROE, NICOLAI MOORE, STURT ANDREW HILL, LAUREN HOOPER, McLeod, Kevin Price, Courtney Radcliffe, Caitlin Brubaker, Sam Covell, Haley Moss, Cole HRISANTHI MUKAS, REBEKAH PADILLA, 7th Grade "AB" Honor Roll ERICA HOWARD, ERIKKA JONES, Sacco, Preston Sellers, Ally Simon and Parker Nitterauer, Madeline Sellers and Troy MICHAEL PETERSON, MICHAEL JAMES ADDIS, JESSE ADKINS, JACOB JONES, OLIVIA KING, LAUREN VanTassel Stringfellow POWELL, JESSIE QUICK, JANNA KENDRYX ALDRICH, RICKI ALEX, KNOTTS, ASHLEY KOSTELAC, All "A" (Fourth Grade) All "A and B" (Third Grade) RASCH, ALEXANDRA SCHLECHTE, AUSTIN ALEXANDER, KAYLEE SHANNON LARSEN, EMILY LAYNE, Ms. Adams' - Ashley Addison, Brandon Mrs. Banker's - Ian Anderson, Ben EMILY STUCKEY, JANISHA THOMAS, ARMSTRONG, XAVIER ARMSTRONG, ELIZABETH LEFORCE, SAMUEL Aydelott, David Crowhurst, Mallory DeMotts, Barrow, Noah Bowman, Lacey DeLoach, SARAH VAN DYK, RICO VARGAS, LUCI- CONNOR BARRETTA, SAMANTHA MARTINROY "Tyler" MCGEE, Danny Gill, Taylor Hering, Tristen Hicks, Amanda Holden, Trevor Schmidt, and Jordan ENNE YUNEVICH BAULDREE, SAMANTHA BAULT, PATRICK MCKIERNAN, KATELYN David Langham, Graham Marcus, Josh Signor 8th Grade "A" Honor Roll BLAINE BECK, CHRISTY BIBB, MICKOW, ANGELICA MIRANDA, MARK Martin, Kevin Miller, Anne Marie Tamburro Ms. Bodi's - Abby Gubernat, Jacob NICOLE ALVAREZ, CHELSAY CHANDLER BRIDGES, KYLE CAMILLI, MULLIKIN, CHRISTOPHER MURRAY, and Haley Weaver Jackson, Mary Klisart, Rachel McLeod, ARMITAGE, VALERIE BACZEWSKI, LAUREN CARLTON, CHRISTIAN JACQUELINE NETO, KEVIN O'BRIEN, Mrs. Agrawal's - Griffin Battel, Caitlin Christopher Nguyen, Milaela Tice, and Zoe JENNIFER BARBEE, MIKAELA CARBAUGH, CASANOVA, WILLIAM CLARY, JASON CHRISTIAN PACHECO, KIRSTEN Hare, Christian Latta, Graham Messer, Anna Wight SARAH COLLINS, KRISTEN CROSS, COAKLEY, JAMIE COONS, OMNI PALMERTREE, KATHERINE PATSHY, Nawoschik, Bailey Schmidt, Annemarie Ms. Carr's - Rosana Bodi, Meaghan LAUREN DAVIS, SAMANTHA DEMELLO, COWAN, JUSTICE COX, JAIME PAULSON, ROBERT PIDGEON, Schultz, Jon Weimer and Krista Woods Boggs, Elizabeth Branco, Chaley Mahan, DYLAN DESJARDINS, CODY DRAEVING, FRANCIS DAILEY, TAYLER DELANE, ALEXX PIRELLO, TRISTAN POWERS, Ms. Gregg's - Naomi Allen, Nicholas Hank Newell, and Poppy Sims SARAH HARMS, MICHAEL HAUGH, MADELAINE DICKSON,YOUDELINE MATTHEW REYES, KAYLIN RIERA- Collins, Holly Culver, Nathan Davis, Claudia Ms. Jolly's - Garner Curington, Sara KAYLA HOLWICK, NICHOLAS DUMEZAN, ZACK DUNHAM, CASSIE GOMEZ, AMY RIGSBY, JENNIFER Griffin, Michael Hawkins, Helena Rivera, Fabbro, Grayson Fiveash, Carlos Moreno, HUMPHREY, RYAN JACKSON, JASMINE DYSON, DYLAN ERHARDT, STEPHANIE RUTLEDGE, ALEXANDER SCHELL, Megan Vaught and Natalie Welsh Clay Moss, Will Musmansky, Paige JORDAN, MELISSA LANHAM, NICHOLE FILBERT, TROY FLETCHER, KENNETH CASEY SHAW, FREDERICK SHEHADI, Mrs. Laucella's - Andy Creech, Connor VanTassel and Ryan Walter LARSEN, KATELYN LEHMAN, STEPHEN FLORES, COLIN FREW, KATHRYN SPEANBURGH, EMILY Crooke, Christina Ferrara, Taylor Gorder, Mrs. Kildow's - Caleb Ames, Ben Cecil, LYNCH, SARA MOBLEY, COLIN MURPHY, MEGAN GARDNER, ROBYN SPEER, EDMUND STALEY,CHRISTINA Jordan Kirchgessner, Miranda Molter, Laura David Conrey, Katelyn Davis, Maddie MIKAYLA NELSON, ERIC NIEVES, GEORGE, ANNE GRIFFIS, HUNTER STEVENSON, HALEY STEWART, SARAH Riney and Braden Samay Domning, Cody Goldsworthy, Tina Owens, JORDAN ROBERTS, BRIANA SANTIAGO, GULLICKSON, TYLER HARP, HOLLY STOLLGENE STRANATHAN, CASEY Mrs. Mann's - Mark Duntz, Connor Harris, Emily Poindexter and Jake Smith NICHOLAS SCHUMACHER, KYLE SNOW, HEATON, STEVEN HOUSEHOLDER, STROUD ALICIA STRUCK, TINISHA Morgan Shula and Kristyn Sueflow Mrs. Triplett's - Morgan Baker, Alex KIMBERLY TILGHMAN, JENNIFER STEPHEN HOWELL, CODY JENNINGS, THOMAS, LINDSAY VANBUREN, Mrs. Shaw's - Dylan Cannon, Brian Barham, Alex Chastain, Jessie Droogsma, WELLS, SUZANNE WILCOX, RACHEL CASSANDRA JOHNSON, PETER JOSS, SHELBY VANCE, KRISTOFER Garbell, Alexandria Karcher, Joey Lennon, Heath Gomez, Nick Heseman, Phillip WILLIAMS KELSEY KARALIUS, JONATHAN VANDERWILT, GABRIELLE WHITLEY, Emily Lively and Davy Pardoner Martinez, Thomas Roane and Nathan 6th Grade "AB" Honor Roll KAUBLE, KARI KEETON, LIONEL ZACHARY WILLIAMS, SHANNON WITT, All "A and B" (Fourth Grade) Theorgood EMILY ALBAUGH, BRITTNEY KOWACKI-MCGRATH, BRANDON ZACHARY WOOLLEN, TANNER YEA

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