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Partly Cloudy Photo Courtesy Michael Krys high 75O Cancun’sEver wished there was to a waybe to avoidauctioned morning traffic and after have a stress-free April trip 30to low 64O work? Well, Steve Bogan, a Gulf Breeze resident and real estate agent, bypasses the 7 students morning traffic rush in a truly unique and enjoyable way. He windsurfs to work in FRIDAY 4/4 Pensacola from his home in Gulf Breeze. expelled for Scattered T-Storms Bogan doesn't take this unconventional route to work everyday. But when the wind is O pot, weapons high 76 blowing on Pensacola Bay, Bogan leaves his car in the driveway and launches out of the low 62O backyard of his waterfront home and makes a one to two hour voyage to work by water. BY PAM BRANNON Bogan’s unusual commute was recently featured in WindSurfing magazine. Gulf Breeze News SATURDAY 4/5 [email protected] Mostly Cloudy Pot seems to be the drug of choice for high 73O Courthouse tabled again Santa Rosa County students these days, and low 54O many are paying a high price for it through BY PAM BRANNON ty. cial complex. While trying to decide what to do But commissioners decided they a year’s expulsion from school. Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze News High suffered the most number of students SUNDAY 4/6 [email protected] about building a new courthouse, the should not ask voters in November for Santa Rosa County Commissioners a one cent sales tax to build a new cour- expelled this month by the school board of Partly Cloudy any high school in the county, with four of If you know someone who might decided this week to do nothing – for thouse, and they could not agree right O the six GBHS students expelled for marijua- high 75 have a site that would be great for a now. But they did ask the county staff now on any other options, except to put O na use or possession. low 57 new courthouse complex, it isn’t too to keep studying each of the potential the project on hold again. Two Gulf Breeze students were expelled late to tell Santa Rosa County sites that have presented proposals and After a lengthy discussion at the for negotiating the sale of marijuana on Commissioners about it. Especially if to see who might offer some solutions county board of commissioners’ meet- school grounds, and two others were they might be willing to build such a within their proposals for transporta- ing last week, commission chair John INSIDE expelled for possession and under the influ- judicial center and lease it to the coun- tion issues connected with a new judi- See BROXSON , Page 2A6 ence of marijuana on school grounds. But Business 8A two other GBHS students were expelled for Classifieds 3D City unveils See SCHOOLS, Page 2A6 Community 3-7A Crossword 3B park plans Editorial 6A Park committee Faith 3A BY VICI PAPAJOHN Home & Garden 2D Gulf Breeze News begins work for [email protected] Island News 1D Preliminary conceptual long range Lifestyles 1B county’s Dist. 5 park designs were presented to a crowd Schools 8C of approximately 30 Gulf Breeze citi- BY PAM BRANNON Seniors 7A zens and the city council members on Gulf Breeze News Sports 1-7C Wednesday night, March 26. A presen- [email protected] Talk of the Town 5A tation of two plans, the Breeze plan and the Gulf plan, highlighted areas for “Mailing Statement is potential change and expansion. Gulf Breeze, along with the rest of Santa on Editorial Page” “Examining the size of the park and Rosa County’s District 5, will soon be doing the area of dedicated substantial por- by some actual hands-on planning for its FOUR SECTIONS tion dedicated to activities, recreation recreational future. A committee has been formed that will begin meeting this month VOL. 7, NO. 14 and water access is impressive,” said to look at the recreation needs within the APRIL 3, 2008 Michael Bomar, with Tetra Tech. “There are a lot of cities that create district and figure out how to meet them. parks in the areas furthest away from Santa Rosa County Commission Chair the houses and the water where land is John Broxson of Gulf Breeze told commis- abundant and cheap. This park is with- sioners last week that all of the members of in a 5 or 10 minute walk from most of the appointed committee had been contact- the houses in Gulf Breeze and affords ed and agreed to serve. Commissioners each water access – it is a real jewel!” provided names of people they believed your Photo courtesy of Gulf Breeze City Hall could help with the District 5 Recreation The Tetra Tech consultant presented Gulf Option, above, includes a large expansion of the undeveloped parts the prioritized results from the survey Plan. of South Sunset Park including a cleared area for occasional use parking Beckie Falkenberry, Director of the coun- distributed at the first public planning (red striped area) and frisbee golf (large yellow area). meeting. The highest priority indicated ty’s Community Planning, Zoning and Development, told county commissioners park and recreation improvements, fol- ing Rec Center improvements and structure with a new 45,000 square feet last week, “We are ready to go. We will lowed by walking and jogging tails, expansion were also received. expanded Rec Center. A common vein

paper meet once a month, and keep the pace up to environmental enhancements, public Both the Gulf and Breeze options in both designs is the addition of nature get things done. We will be working with a spaces and gathering spots, boat and included a larger Rec Center that more trail paths adding South Shoreline Park representative of the Gulf Breeze youth beach area picnic improvements and than doubles the current 20,000 square access and water access to the adjoin- recreation program, as well as other com- public infrastructure improvements, in feet; in the Breeze option, a separate ing communities, four or five foot wide munity leaders to see where the Recreation order of declining priority. One hun- addition adds 25,000 square feet and walking paths all around the park with dred and four signed petitions support- the Gulf plan completely replaces the See DIST. 5 mailed directly to mailed directly Enjoy your community your Enjoy See PARKS, Page 2A6 Page 2A6

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A April 3, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS BROXSON: ‘No consensus’ on courthouse Broxson of Gulf Breeze said, “Right now it Broxson said, “I don’t ing my chairmanship. But, is obvious we have no consensus on the think any good option since more than 60 per- board. We have two commissioners who should be off the table. cent of the county’s voters Thursday, April 3 Meeting, 6:30 p.m. have said they would not vote to ask for a Yes, it includes such told us Jan. 29 that they Gulf Breeze City AFCEA April Meeting Hall, 1070 sales tax referendum in November, one options. If someone wants wanted tax relief, I don’t and Installation of 2008 Shoreline Drive, commissioner who wants to go the route of to build us a judicial com- know how you can ask Officers, 11:30 a.m., Gulf Breeze a design/build/lease option, and one com- plex and lease it back to voters for a one cent sales International House of Pancakes,19 N Navy Blvd., missioner who wants the site in East Milton us, I think we should hear tax increase at the same Santa Rosa Pensacola County when no one else seems in favor of that. I those proposals, too.” time as we are supposed to Broxson Goodin Commission believe we should make a motion to post- When the discussion be trying to find some tax Friday, April 4 Meeting, 9 a.m., pone any selection right now, and keep had turned to a possible funding of a new relief from the last ballot referendum.” Gulf Breeze Hospital Commissioner's studying the proposals that we have been courthouse through a one cent sales tax ref- Commissioner Goodin said, “I think Auxiliary Silver Sale, 7 Board Room, 6495 a.m. to 4 p.m., Gulf Breeze Caroline Street, given.” erendum on November’s ballot, instead of asking people for $30-$40 mil- Milton Commissioner Gordon Goodin of Commissioner Tom Stewart, who was the lion for a courthouse, we should be using Hospital. Call 850-932-8004 for more information. Navarre asked, “Does that include accepting county board's chairman last year, reminded money like that for roads, if we could get it. School Board new proposals, like from anyone who might commissioners, “You all know there has And if we had someone else design/build/ Workshop, 9 a.m., Saturday, April 5 School Board want to design, build, then lease a judicial been no one who has pushed for a decision and lease a judicial center to us then we Boating Seminar, 9 Administrative complex to the county? We may get even on building a new courthouse harder than I could worry about roads and transportation a.m., University of West Offices, 5086 Canal more sites if that option is on the table.” have. It was a priority for me last year, dur- issues.” Florida Coombs Campus Street, Milton on Lovejoy Road in Fort Walton Beach. Call 850- Tuesday, April 315-0686 for details. 8 PARKS: Plans will expand GB Recreation Center Foster Care Jamboree, No meetings scheduled 11 a.m., East Hill Baptist as of press time Church. 3960 Spanish Continued from page 1A Trail, Pensacola Wednesday, April 9 protected cross walks and University of West Santa Rosa Island traffic calming elements Florida Partners in Authority Board Meeting, 5 Excellence Award p.m., SRIA Administrative such as textured roads and Ceremony, 12 p.m., UWF Office, 1 Via De Luna, clearly marked cross walks Main Campus, Festival on Pensacola Beach on both Shoreline Drive and the Green mainstage. South Sunset Drive. Thursday, April 10 Sunset Drive resident Sunday, April 6 Santa Rosa County Carla Steinbach encouraged No meetings scheduled Commission Regular as of press time Meeting, 9 a.m., the council to keep cars out Commissioner's Board of the heart of the park and Room, 6495 Caroline Street, to preserve or enhance the Monday, April 7 Milton natural pond feature. “I real- Gulf Breeze City Council ly would like to see the pond islands kept in place, too,” she encouraged. “I take a toddler to the park and that is a wonderful spot.” Jerry French spoke on behalf of the Audubon Society and encouraged the council to not consider the Breeze option’s plans for developing South Shoreline park. “There are many who Gateways into the park are noted with large black asterisk . Plans encourage use the park who are less vis- the use of extra-wide paths around the park and crosswalks into the park at ible than tennis players or the gateway areas. The Gulf Option, above, leaves much of South Shoreline baseball teams. This south- Park natural, and only enhances paths and community walking trail access ern section represents a lot more than an opportunity to (dotted white lines) to park and waterfront. walk through the park and (GBHS) Assistant Principal Retired Let us know – look over the watch birds. It is a natural Danny Brothers encouraged GBHS plans and get back with us.” zone and it is a buffer that the idea of vacating the old Principal Mike Mabry, longtime protects Gulf Breeze.” Public Works facility behind Charles Gray Gulf Breeze Sports French also countered city hall. “It’s a great spot encourage Association (GBSA) board many views that parking for a parking lot. A lot of the consul- member said, “We do have must be greatly expanded. parents pick their kids up tants and the the elite park here for the “Expand the pedestrian after school there or at the council to area. We are about to start access like you are propos- library and the kids walk consider a filling the city with tourna- ing, and encourage walkers. through there. I think mov- fine arts Gilchrist ments and this plan really You have to accept that park- ing public works to the facility, and makes it even better.” ing is never going to be sat- vacated water treatment Deer Point resident Ben “I gotta hand it to you all isfactory if you try to accom- plant site makes great sense. Nolan added the suggestion now,” said Pete Della Ratta, modate everyone who goes No matter which plan you of a community pool. Sr. “Coming from serving on to the park. It is a flexible choose you are making After 90 minutes of dis- the GBSA board 30 years issue.” improvements and you are cussion and review, Mayor ago when we had a dirt park Dolphin Street resident going to attract more kids Lane Gilchrist encouraged to the facilities we have and Gulf Breeze High School and that’s good.” “We want to hear from you. today it is just great.”

Lawsuit threatened over parking dispute Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News The enforced. "Even if the city was apart of the agree- Spring Break Carnival is on BY FRANKLIN HAYES disagree- Trouble began recently when some say a ment, there's nothing in code to enforce it," The Gulf Breeze High School (GBHS) Quarterback Club Gulf Breeze News ment over car was improperly towed from Sea Green he said in reference to the easement that Spring Carnival Continues through Saturday, April 5. The car- [email protected] parking Center. There has even been speculation and would allow Harbourtown visitors to use nival, located in the GBHS Field House parking lot, directly spaces in accusation as to how many cars have been the Sea Green Center parking lot. across from the school, is open until 10 p.m. Thursday night Harbourtown and Sea Green Center seems towed since "tow zone" signs began to Chris Green, owner of Sea Green Center, is family night and a $15 ticket is good for unlimited rides that to envelop more people as it grows and appear in Sea Green Center some months maintained that he only towed one car evening. Normally, admission includes unlimited rides and creeps further from a solution. ago. belonging to Mart Medve of Trident Home tickets are $18. Proceeds from the event benefit the GBHS Harbourtown Owners' Association However, Gulf Breeze Community Loans. Green refused to answer further QUarterback Club. President Randy Enzian wants the City of Services and Code Inspector Shane questions about the easement and newly Gulf Breeze to handle the row. Carmichael said the easement and the park- installed speed bumps in his parking lot. Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News "The only resolution I see is it escalating ing situation are not city issues. Medve said he is still pursuing a lawsuit OBES student to the city level," Enzian said, referring to "If there's a dispute, [interested parties] against Green to recoup his expenses for the honored an easement that exists between the owners have to go before a civil judge," Carmichael towed car, who he says was being driven by Brittany Cole, a fifth grad- of the complexes that he wants to see said. his mother at the time. er at Oriole Beach Elementary School (OBES), took first place in SCHOOLS: GB student accused of selling pot on campus a county essay contest ing, with one of those being for marijuana in possession of marijuana. sponsored by retired edu- Continued from page 1A cators. The theme of the and one expulsion for assault on another There were even three expulsions from essay had to be about possession of weapons – one concerning a student, and a third student expelled for middle schools this month – two from spending time with a gun, and another student bringing a razor possession of weapons, carrying five Woodlawn Beach for possession of mari- grandparent, and her blade to school. knives. juana, and one from Avalon Middle also essay title was "More than One Navarre High student was expelled Even the county’s Vocational School for possession of marijuana. just a fishing trip". She not this month, and it was for possession of and Santa Rosa Community Ed high The school board did re-instate eight only won a certificate and marijuana and drug paraphernalia on cam- school (adult high) saw students expelled, students back to their home schools, allow- first place honors, but a pus. with a student at the vocational school dis- ing early termination of their expulsions. check for $75. She was Milton High School saw three students tributing pornographic materials to minors, asked to read her essay expelled at last week’s school board meet- and a student at the adult high school being at last week's school board meeting. City declared fiscally sound DIST. 5 PARKS : Cunningham by independent audit appointed to panel Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report ly sound, and with “no material Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. BY VICI PAPAJOHN Shultz, defects” found. Continued from page 1A Gulf Breeze News Margaret Felonies [email protected] “There are no problems with Master Plan Cunningham, Johnson, Jacqeline Jeanette, 41, the city’s policies or proce- can be David 3/24/08 W/F, 5200 block of Gulf Breeze Parkway, violation of probation Gulf Breeze City Council dures,” he said. He noted debt applied or Radcliffe, Ruiz, Sean Franklin, 22, W/M, 2100 increases were mostly attribut- what needs block of Janet Street, Navarre, eluding accepted the 2007 fiscal year Bob Grant, police, violation of probation 3/28/08 financial audit performed by able to the hurricane related to be Bob English, Christopher Steven, 23, expenses and the rebuilding changed.” Harriman, 3/26/08 W/M, 5900 block of Capitol Drive, Gulf O’Sullivan Creel at a City Breeze, aggravated battery process. The 10- Jeff Helms, Jones, Gerry, 51, W/M, 8100 block Audit Review Meeting March Harriman of Fourth Street, Navarre, aggravated 26. For information about city member Ron Pulley, battery DUI Kevin Bowyer, partner, government, its policies, codes, committee and a representative still to departments and contact infor- includes: Cunningham be named from Pensacola 3/27/08 3/27/08 O’Sullivan Creel, presented the Williams, Tracy Michelle, 23, W/F, mation, visit www.cityofgulf- Mike Dean, Jason Anthony, 34, W/M, audit information to the council Junior College. 3100 block of Linden Avenue, Gulf 9100 block of Eagle Nest Drive, and declared the city financial- breeze.com. Werner, Cindy Gross, Jay Breeze, littering, over 500 pounds Navarre, DUI

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City’s Milford invited to state conference Need a gift idea? Just $ BY VICI PAPAJOHN integrated, and the session Conference to present the the aftermath of Dennis even Gulf Breeze News training is designed to provide Interfaith Disaster Resources more successful. During a post- 30 [email protected] real-life examples that will give (IDR) recovery plan the city Dennis visit, the smooth per year! the most up-to-date informa- and area churches put together process caught the attention of Steve Milford, Special tion about the Public in response to Hurricane Ivan’s the Governor and prompted his Projects Manager for the City Assistance Program from a devastating impact on the area. request to form a state-wide of Gulf Breeze, has been invit- user, State and FEMA perspec- The IDR prototype was imple- plan based on the Gulf Breeze We’ve got ed to the Governor’s Hurricane tive,” Milford explains. mented as a model for the long IDR prototype. you covered. Gary K. Freerksen, State term recovery plan (now called “I think the success in Gulf Conference in May to share his G Cellulose Spray expertise on debris removal Public Assistance Officer, LTRO, or Long Term Recovery Breeze is a function of Buz’s Insulation and reimbursement. Florida Division of Emergency Organization) at the 2005 con- [City Manager Edwin “Buz” G Foam Insulation Milford will lead the “Public Management, will lead the ference. The IDR group formed Eddy] attitude,” Milford G Solatube Skylights Assistance Reimbursement by workshop. According to immediately after Hurricane asserts. “Buz led with his own the Experts” session. The class Freerksen, Milford will afford a Ivan first to action and I will be sharing at We’re not is designed to help municipali- new twist to the training with identify the the conference that no level of your ordinary insulation ties recover every penny possi- sessions on coordination with immediate funding or funding expertise company! ble from the Federal the insurance industry and with and long-term can substitute for being a good 932-6021 Emergency Management lessons learned from a small needs that neighbor on-hand and hands www.advanced-insulation.net Agency (FEMA) Public town perspective. exist follow- on. The difference between Assistance reimbursement pro- This marks the second time ing a hurri- Gulf Breeze’s response and the gram. As Amendment I contin- in three years that representa- cane, and then recovery of other areas is that tives of the city of Gulf Breeze to assess what the city staff was ready to react ues to tighten budgets, properly Milford handling procedures and paper- have been included in program available fast and citizens see you doing work is critical in order to be for their expertise. In 2005, local resources were within the what is needed, and then the eligible for FEMA funds. Nancy Millay, Director of community to meet those citizens get out and react and “Municipalities need to Finance and City Coordinator needs. The success of that soon neighbors are helping understand how FEMA and for IDR was invited to the cooperation made the almost- neighbors because it just needs agency insurance need to be Governor’s Hurricane immediate cooperative effort in to be done.” Before or after the beach GB Middle teacher and students featured in commercial THERE IS ALWAYS TIME TO SHOP! FROM STAFF REPORTS nesses operate throughout the world. My JA New Tennis Arrivals! Gulf Breeze News program, The Global Marketplace, coin- [email protected] cides perfectly with my World Geography BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! curriculum. Today was such a fun experi- So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING available on Saturdays! The spotlight came to Gulf Breeze ence for the kids, I think they are definitely M - F 10AM - 6 PM ● SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Middle School (GBMS), Thursday, to tape ready for Hollywood,” she says. Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) JoAnn Considine and four of her former stu- Ryan Wan, an eighth grader at GBMS, 913 G.B.Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 dents, Torie Gray, Jennifer Mitchell, James was also chosen as Middle School Mozur, and Ryan Wan for a Junior Ambassador for the Junior Achievement Achievement DVD which will be sent to Program of Northwest Florida. Ryan partic- area schools as a recruiting tool. Considine, ipated in the Junior Achievement Program a seventh grade geography teacher, has been while in seventh grade in Considine’s involved with having Junior Achievement Geography class. Being an Ambassador volunteers come into her classes for eight gave him the chance to star in another com- years now. mercial that has been airing often promoting Submitted photo the Junior Achievement Program of “It’s a wonderful program that teaches JoAnn Considine, center, and some of her for- fundamental business and economic con- Northwest Florida. mer students were recently featured in a TV cepts to students,” says Considine. “The vol- If interested in volunteering for the Junior commercial for Junior Achievement of unteers bring real life experience to the class- Achievement Program please contact JoAnn Northwest Florida. room where students discover how busi- Considine at Gulf Breeze Middle School. GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA 932-9434 477-5656 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy FAITH BRIEFS Suite F In Baptist Medical Park Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology St. Ann releases Crestview is holding a special appreciation for the life of questions are explored through golf tournament to raise faith as a journey to greater this study. Picture Heaven the Habitat for money for Discovery School fellowship with and worship way scripture describes it. Humanity details student Lindsay Adams, who of God. This study is in the Bible On April 13, St. Ann mem- has retinoblastoma. The shot- Daily preparation is 30-45 Boomers Sunday morning BAD GRADES? bers will hold a car wash, host- gun start is at 1 p.m. on April minutes. Cost of the workbook class, 9:40 a.m. – 10:40, Main ed by the Confirmation Group. 6. Cost is $60 per person, is $14. Facilitated by Amy Campus, Room 8. This class HIRE A TUTOR! All donations will benefit which includes a meal. For Woodcock. 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FROM STAFF REPORTS ful beaches, upscale shopping, Smooth Jazz Dinner Cruise, and fine dining the Beaches of Golf Tournament, and After- Gulf Breeze News Submitted photo [email protected] South Walton area has to offer. Party are sold separately. Thousands gather in Destin for a Positioned just east of Destin, Order tickets online at previous celebration of the Sea Get ready for the ultimate Fl in the chic Scenic Highway seabreezejazzfestival.com or Breeze Jazz Festival. weekend in smooth jazz as 30-A area, the Seabreeze Jazz by phone at 800-595-4849. WSBZ Radio presents the Festival has been recognized Tickets for the Gulf Place per- 2008 Seabreeze Jazz Festival as one of the top jazz festivals formances are also available at coming April 16-20 to the Gulf in the country, as well as "Best Playground Music Center in Place Outdoor Amphitheater Event" and "Best Place To Be Ft. Walton Beach and just east of Destin. Named by Seen" by the readers of Kitchenique at The Market JazzIZ Magazine as one of the Emerald Coast Magazine. Shops at Sandestin. Dinner "Top 10 Jazz Festivals in the "We never believed people cruise, golf tournament, and USA", this year's event is a would travel thousands of After-Party tickets are only 10th Anniversary Celebration miles to attend our event", available online or by phone. including performances from stated Mark Carter of Free shuttle bus service to some of the top names in con- Seabreeze Radio. "What has the event will be provided temporary jazz. become so amazing is the suc- from the Grand Boulevard Artists cess of our event is really due parking lot at Sandestin next to scheduled to the nature of the 'Smooth Publix. Bring a blanket or a to perform Jazz Lifestyle' -- where fine lawn chair. Coolers welcome include art, travel, and smooth jazz but no alcohol please. Cash Dave Koz, have become a passion for the bar and food vendors available Rick Braun, upscale 30 to 54 year old at the event. Richard demographic". The econom- Hotel accommodations Elliot, ic impact of the Seabreeze with complimentary shuttle Norman Jazz Festival was made evi- bus service to the festival Brown, Koz dent with a recent study by the are available at select Waymon HAAS Center at the ResortQuest properties. Tisdale, Euge Groove, Joyce University of West Florida. These include Tops'L Beach Cooling, Jeff Kashiwa, Four With visitors traveling from all and Racquet Resort, 80 East, Kim Waters, Paul over the USA and ready to Majestic Sun, and Surfside. Taylor, Alex Bugnon, Chante spend substantial dollars for For more information on dis- Moore, Nick Collione, Steve lodging, fine dining, clothing, counted area accommoda- Cole, The Groove Boutique and even luxury automobiles - tions call ResortQuest at featuring Rafe Gomez, Shilts - the Seabreeze Jazz Festival 1-800-380-4808. Mention from Down To The Bone, was noted as one of the "Seabreeze Jazz Festival" Nayee Moses, Matt Marchek, Emerald Coast's most lucrative for a discounted rate. Bonafide featuring Slim Man, events in relation to the cus- For more information, call Jones and Company, and oth- tomer it appeals to. 850-267-3279 or go online ers. Additional local and Tickets are on sale and lim- to www.seabreezejazzfesti- regional talent will also be fea- ited. A Weekend Pass is $130 val.com. Presented by tured as part of this year's star- including all performances at WSBZ 106.3 -- the studded lineup. Gulf Place (Thursday-Sunday) Seabreeze. The highlight of the 2008 with individual single-day Sponsors include The JazzIZ Magazine, Creative Com, Santa Rosa Golf and and Abyss Jazz Magazine. event marks the first Gulf tickets $50-$80 each. Beaches of South Walton, Gems, Grand Boulevard at Beach Club, Smooth Jazz Another Seabreeze Radio Coast performance of saxo- Additional tickets for the ResortQuest, WEAR-TV, Sandestin, Smooth Jazz dot News, Smooth Lounge.com, Smooth Jazz Concert Event. phonist Dave Koz. In a career spanning nearly two decades, Dave Koz has established him- self as a platinum-selling artist with four Grammy nomina- tions. The list of artists who Koz has played with bears tes- tament to his talent and includes such musical lumi- naries as Burt Bacharach, Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, U2, and Michael McDonald. One new exciting feature of this year's festival is a free Thursday Evening All-Star Jam Show to celebrate the event's 10th Anniversary. Hosted by smooth jazz gui- tarist Nick Colionne, the evening will feature montage of national and local jazz tal- ent in a first-ever All-Star Jam Show" -- WSBZ Radio's way of showing appreciation for 10 years of community support. Special smooth jazz guests will join on the stage for a "once-in-a-lifetime jazz jam like no other! "It's our way of showing 'thanks" to the Emerald Coast for supporting us and smooth jazz", says Mark Carter, President and General Manager of WSBZ 106.3-The Seabreeze. "The All-Star Jam show is going to be a cool and exiting addition to commemo- rate 10 years of great perfor- mances, and we are so happy to offer it free of charge to the local community!" Other events this year include a Smooth Jazz Dinner Cruise aboard the entertain- ment yacht The Solaris at Baytowne Wharf, The Seabreeze Scramble--a Smooth Jazz Golf Tournament at the Santa Rosa Golf Club, and a cool "Chill Jazz" After Party overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The five-day long jazz event concludes with jazz band clinics for high school band students in Okaloosa and Walton Counties. The Seabreeze Jazz Festival itself has become a phenome- non. Beginning in 1999 at Seaside with just a handful of participants, the event now has grown to attract over 5000 jazz attendees per day from all over the United States, Canada, Europe, and South America. Many come just for the music, while others enjoy the beauti-

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 3, 2008 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Blue Angels AFCEA Chapter meets today The Blue Angels Pensacola chapter of AFCEA will meet today, Thursday April 3 at IHOP in Pensacola at the cor- presents... ner of Navy Boulevard and Barrancas Avenue from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The group will see a presentation by the of the Pensacola Bay Area Chamber Talk By BettyT Archerown Allen of Commerce and install its new board of directors for 2008. Col. Lou Ramos, USAF (Ret.), Western Florida Attention Publicity Regional AFCEA Vice President, will be in attendance Chairmen: to install the new board of directors. Send emails to Betty Archer Allen Craig Dalton will deliver the at [email protected] Chamber's presentation. Dalton is the vice president of or write to Talk of the Town at the Pensacola Bay Area Gulf Breeze News P.O. Box 1414, Chamber of Commerce, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, subject : Submitted photo assigned to military affairs. He “Talk of the Town” Archer Allen The Perdidi Grande Dames Red Hatters from Lillian, Ala., including Mary Lois Jacobs, Alma is the leader of the Pensacola Lohman, Marjorie Veras, Betty Browne, Ruth De Vow, Pat Essys and Jenny Moore, attended Chamber's Defense, the Gulf Isle Neighbors Flash 'N Fashion show. Aerospace, and Technology Polly Thompson and Marion and Tactics" on May 1 present- influence of the past on the March 12, and it was a sell-out The costs of the raffle tick- Committee (DATCOM) and a Ginn. ed by Bill Eveleth of future. It has been said that smashing success. ets were $5 for one, $10 for 3 regular spokesman to the The program included a 10- ActionCOACH; "Developing there were real pirates on the President Nancy Wyse wel- and $20 for 8. The raffle draw- media. minute recording of the history an Advertising Plan" on June 5 Backwater River and at times, comed the group and Marge ings totaled $5,505.00 and the Dalton will explain recent of the General Federation of presented by Trudy Romjue of that neck of the woods was a Cumpston gave words of inspi- raffle choices were outstand- developments at Saufley Field: Women's Clubs and a presenta- Romjue Advertising and Co.; pretty rough place. ration. The fashion show ing. The prize packages includ- the Saufley Field Enhanced tion by president Marion Ginn "Search Engine and Website There are six candidates began at 1 p.m. with fashions ed a week at a Hilton Head Use Lease (EUL) and the of the 47 year history of the Marketing" on Aug. 7 with who are running for Scratch by Brenda Carraway from Island condo, a weekend or Saufley Outlying Landing Santa Rosa Woman's Club and Kara Szostek of GrendelFly Ankle King and Queen. The Fashion Connection. Make-up several days in various resort Field (OLF). The EUL is a their projects on a local level. Studio; and "PR and Free female and male candidates was done by Jennifer Johnson areas in Biloxi, two days at program whereby a significant Shirley Gaddis, who explained Marketing" on Sept. 4 present- that raise the most money will and Brenda Griffin of Merle Pensacola Beach, special din- number of Saufley Field assets the different departments in the ed by Don Ruth of Covenant be awarded King and Queen Norman Cosmetics Studios of ners, gift certificates and many will be leased to a competitive- club as well as the importance Hospice. To register for the and will ride as honored guests Gulf breeze and Pace. The more fun things. ly-chosen public or private of the yearly reports, assisted marketing series, or for more at the Milton Mardi Gras models were Carol Ascherfeld, GIN plans to make presenta- entity for development and Ginn with the presentation. information, contact the Gulf Parade. Fun activities, such as Millie Burk, Angela Craig, tions to their chosen charities use. Dalton will describe the While refreshments were Breeze Area Chamber of an old-fashioned hot dog eat- Fran Fletcher, Mary Jo Hall, at the May meeting. The chari- rules and strategy behind the served, both old and new mem- Commerce at 850-932-7888 or ing contest at the Main Street Jackye Jensen, Jonnie Pewitt, ties, the Zoo and the Salvation EUL, the assets involved, and bers expressed satisfaction go to: www.gulfbreezecham- Cafe and karaoke contest in Nell Servold, Gwen Smith, Army, will be pleased with the the benefits that local business- with how much they had ber.com. mid-April, are scheduled ahead Nancy Teston and Barbara gift from this hard-working es and the Pensacola communi- learned about the club. of time to raise money. Viksne. club. ty should realize from the Heritage Festival This year's festival will be EUL. He will also describe Evenings in better than ever with lots of how the EUL competitive in Milton entertainment, arts and crafts selection process will be con- Navarre III The Milton "Scratch Ankle" and vendors on both sides of ducted. The OLF is adminis- Mark your calendars! The Heritage Festival is a great REMAN 2008 Evenings in Navarre III event and is the only festival of Willing Street along the FI tered by NAS Pensacola and is Blackwater River in beautiful approximately 866 acres and concert series continues with its kind in Santa Rosa County. historic downtown Milton. operates two active runways, the following concerts sched- On Friday, April 25 the festival They are looking for heritage Termite & Pest Control has in excess of 34,425 square uled: April 5 - University of will begin at 4 p.m. and last artists, crafters, basically any- “To The Rescue Since 1977” feet of hangar space and is West Florida "Canticle," April until 10 p.m. and on Saturday, one who makes anything local- accessible traveling west on 19 - Perdido Brass and April 26 April 26 the event will be from ly. There is still some room for Gulf Breeze Saufley Field Road. - First City Five. All concerts 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. It is a food vendors and children's The Blue Angels Pensacola begin at 7:30 p.m. and are held two-day happening full of 932-9288 ! activities. chapter of AFCEA will get a at St. Sylvester Catholic music, entertainment and her- This is a call for vendors! new state of officers as well as Church located at 6464 Gulf itage. The Santa Rosa Living The planners are calling all benefit from Dalton's speech Breeze Parkway. Tickets are $6 History group will be there to businesses, civic groups and and enjoy the International for adults, $4 for children. demonstrate some "Old fash- community organizations to House of Pancakes food. Tickets are available to every- ioned techniques" and give us sell their items or introduce Lunch will be at each one in the community after a glimpse into the life of early their business to over 5,000 attendee's expense. For more masses, in the parish office by settlers of Scratch Ankle. people who will attend the information, email Allan calling 850939-3020. Don't The Scratch Ankle Festival Scratch Ankle Heritage Alderman at allan.alder- miss this springtime collection was started in the early 1970's Festival. The community and [email protected]. of beautiful music. by a group of students at Milton High School and was non-profit groups are encour- Gulf Breeze Area originally held on Stewart aged to sign up as vendors. If Banks say no. We say yes. Santa Rosa Chamber of Street. It is now held on a business, group or organiza- Willing Street along the beauti- tion is interested in becoming a Low rate on all loans. Woman's Club Commerce ful Blackwater River in vendor, please call Connie Good or Bad Credit...It’s O.K. Membership Tea The Gulf Breeze Area Historic Downtown Milton. It Clark 850-380-9507, Kim Cato Chamber of Commerce is set The Santa Rosa Woman's is called Scratch Ankle because at the Main Street office at ● Personal Loans ● Mortgages to present its marketing series, 850-626-6246 or visit Club held a Membership Tea at the original settlers unloaded ● Auto Loans ● Business Loans "Short Seminars to Boost Your their goods at the high point of www.mainstreetmilton.org for the home of Barbara Oliver on ● March 19. Membership Sales," which is a five month the Blackwater River, which is more information. Debt Consolidation Chairman Jane Parker was in long series of seminars thought to be around the down- charge of the event and greeted designed to help local busi- town Milton and Bagdad areas. Gulf Isle Neighbors guests, Gail Mayfield and nesses. The short seminars will As they unloaded their boats, The Gulf Isle Neighbors WE DO IT ALL. Susan McCorkle. The new be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 the blackberry briars would (GIN) members have done it Apply now by phone for p.m. at the chamber office, members present were Betsye scratch their ankles; therefore again. They held their 12th quick approval. located at 409 Gulf Breeze Haddock, Tracie McMahon, they named this place "Scratch annual fundraiser at Pensacola 1-800-828-9619 Sue Simco, Brenda Sadler, Parkway. Each session is $20 Ankle." Scratch Ankle was a Civic Center on Wednesday Heike Appelt, Jane Bennett or only $90 for the entire mar- popular place to barter or sell and Jean Yuill. Members and keting series. Sessions will be goods. As the mill industry sponsors present were Jane limited to 20 attendees. Lunch progressed this area was Parker, Shirley Gaddis, Sherry will be provided. named Mill Town and later THERE’S NO FAMILY Mc Reynolds, Wendy Brandon, The series will include became Milton. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A April 3, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Spot: Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 WHERE WE PUT Fax: (850) 932-8794 PEOPLE “ON THE www.gulfbreezenews.com SPOT” TO ANSWER A QUESTION “ON 2007 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic Should people be able to bring guns CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell to the Victoria Papajohn

SPORTS EDITOR: workplace? Jason Thompson Santa Rosa adds over 1,400 jobs NEWS EDITOR: Franklin Hayes We are living in one of the five for job growth over the past finest counties in Florida and the three years. ADVERTISING SALES: U.S. Each of us has the unique I Our average salary has Pam Randall opportunity to make our contri- increased 11 percent over the last bution to the great quality of life year compared to the statewide OFFICE MANAGER: we enjoy. Thank you for the average of 5 percent placing us Karen Murphy privilege of sharing with you my ahead of all other counties in the thoughts on what is happening in state. “Absolutely not because it I GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: our county. The average wage for pro- could cause more spontaneous Art Director First of all, I want to congrat- fessional/tech/scientific compa- crimes. It would be very sad.” Highway 98. I The Navarre Town Center Nikola Stamenkovich ulate all the employees of Santa ny is $46,340. Eileen Fondell I Tiger Point recreational Plan is ready for implementation. I Jessica Bowie Rosa County for the excellent The number of businesses Minnesota work they do on a daily basis. park and neighborhood parks I A rural development plan has increased over 50 percent in CONTRIBUTORS: There is no question in my mind have been restored. is in place for our agricultural the past several years Betty Archer Allen that we have the most customer I In cooperation with Santa areas. It is important that as I Santa Rosa County unem- T. “Bubba” Bechtol friendly people in the country. Rosa County, The Northwest much farmland as possible be ployment rate for 2007 was Bette Boyle In district 5, a significant Florida Corridor Authority and preserved. down to 3.6 percent compared to Pam Brannon number of events have occurred The Florida Department of I Military airfields have 3.8 percent for Florida and 4.6 Hannah Bunning in recent years following the dis- Transportation are planning sig- been protected by adjacent land percent for the U.S. Steffaney Clark astrous hurricane and flooding nificant traffic congestion relief purchases through grants and at I Santa Rosa County popula- Scott Page calamities: on US Highway 98. little cost to the county. tion has increased over 25 per- Chuck Randle I Many roads have been Santa Rosa County as a whole Our Industrial Park growth cent in the past seven years – reconstructed and/or improved. is planning for the future. has bought us good economic people move only to strong eco- I Storm Drainage has been Examples of projects underway news: nomic areas. Member: repaired and/or retrofitted. or recently accomplished I Over 1,400 jobs have been I Total sales in the county Florida Press Association I Navarre Beach shoreline include: added in recent years by profes- have increased over 60 percent “I don't agree with having it has been re-nourished. I A new recreation master sional/tech/scientific companies in the past seven years. inside, but I guess it would be National Newspaper Assn. I Interstate 10 bridge has plan is now being implemented in the area. Thank you for letting me okay to have it in the car.” Gulf Breeze Area Chamber been rebuilt with six lanes reliev- in district 5 by a newly created I Santa Rosa County has share a moment with you by Christie Bell of Commerce (“2003 Small ing traffic congestion on US recreation board. consistently ranked in the top means of this newsletter. Atlanta, Ga. Business of the Year”) Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce Got the school parking lot bottle neck blues? Pensacola Chamber Every school day, traffic piles mentary school, it must go back of Commerce up along Highway 98 while hun- onto Highway 98 and make a Navarre Tourist dreds of cars wait to enter the loop, again waiting for the light Development Council school parking lot. to change, cars to leave, etc. Santa Rosa County Chamber In a perfect world, all stu- Same thing happens for those of Commerce dents would ride the bus to who need to go to both the school or walk. However, this is Middle School and the High LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze not a perfect world, and a large School. A sidewalk prevents cars News welcomes your opinion. number of students arrive by car from traveling between the “Maybe the owner or boss We reserve the right to edit a to the three schools in on Gulf schools, so cars must exit the could have one. If someone letter to fit space available. We Breeze Parkway. vehicles until the light changes, could leave the parking lot and Middle School parking lot, get were to come in with a gun they do not accept letters containing Last week, I again witnessed preventing cars on Highway 98 alleviate at least part of the bot- back on Highway 98 and then should be able to defend them- a personal attack on any indi- selves.” vidual. Letters must be limited one of the problems that causes from entering the full lot, even tleneck and allow more cars to enter the high school parking lot. to one per month from an indi- backup on Highway 98 during when the light is still green. enter the parking lot from This week is spring break for David Karrick vidual writer. If we receive form school drop off hours, and that is Therefore, traffic backs up on Highway 98. our students, and you probably Cantonment letters, we will print only the first the bottleneck at the egress point Highway 98. However, in the current noticed that traffic was flowing one we receive. Include your from Gulf Breeze Elementary This bottleneck keeps cars design, traffic between the two along at a brisk pace. We can name, address and daytime and Gulf Breeze Middle. stacked up on Highway 98 wait- schools can only flow one way, take steps to make every day phone number. There are two ways to enter ing for the parking lot to empty. from the elementary school to better, if traffic flow is improved the joint parking lot, but only If an additional egress point the middle school. If a vehicle at the three schools in the City of CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy one way out, trapping all the were added, eastbound cars needs to travel back to the ele- Gulf Breeze. and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or clarification. Please email us at [email protected] Thanks for a great expo, GB chamber members with the subject line This past weekend we held want to take a moment to thank CORRECTION or our 19th Annual Gulf Breeze Letters to the Editor businesses and patrons in the “It's scary because something CLARIFICATION. Or, call Expo. The success or failure Gulf Breeze area for their gener- like what happened at Virginia (850) 932-8986 during of every Chamber event or Mystery Booth Donors, but it is also a tribute to our ous participation in our 2008 office hours and ask for Tech could happen at work.” enterprise is determined by Volunteers, Friends & Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of campaign. I’m delighted to say Lauren Guzman news or sports departments. the dedication and hard work Attendees for creating the Commerce members! Please that this year’s fundraising ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze Atlanta, Ga. of the volunteers who serve Best Expo Ever!!! take a moment to read the list efforts were a great success. News will not be responsible for on our Chamber committees. Those little green and gold quality or discoloration in ads So many people worked so of people and their business- provided by the advertiser or its Without the on-going com- hard, all year long, to make es who were responsible for Shamrocks mobiles sold by agents. mitment of our Board of this event a success for all the success of Gulf Breeze local businesses help support Directors, Chamber volun- the business members of the Expo 2008 and if you see MDA’s vital programs of Gulf Breeze News is published teers, staff and members, Gulf Breeze Chamber and the them when you’re out and research, health care services weekly on Thursdays for $30 who are passionate about entire Gulf Breeze about- please thank them. and public education right here per year by Gulf Breeze News honoring the mission of the Community. We estimate that Meg Peltier in Gulf Breeze and across the Publishing, Inc. Periodical Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of approximately 2500-3000 Executive Director country. postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Commerce and the support of people were in attendance Gulf Breeze Area On behalf of all the individu- Florida. USPS # 021819. this great community, we, as als and families coping with Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- this year! We had over 135 CHamber of Commerce an organization would not muscle-wasting diseases, I send tions. POSTMASTER: Please participants/exhibitors and exist. a big warm “thank you” to Gulf send address changes to we estimate 200 or more peo- Shamrocks Against “I guess it's fine, there really isn't Congratulations & Thank- Breeze residents – you’ve cer- Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box ple came out for the Taste of a reason why you shouldn't be you to the Gulf Breeze Expo Dystrophy bring tainly put a smile in these Irish 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Expo on Friday night! Now is able to. You can carry one any- All content is copyrighted 2008 Committee, Vendors, Irish smiles eyes! the time to sign-up for Gulf where else.” 2008. Advertising rates are Exhibitors, Sponsors, Media As chairperson of MDA’s Maureen McGovern Breeze Expo 2009!! Nick Burleigh available upon request. Partners, Door Prize & Shamrocks Against Dystrophy, I Beverly Hills, Calif. Our Thank-you list is long, Pensacola

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 3, 2008 7A Seniors/Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Paper money was replaced by credit cards In the supermarket this week couple, we enjoyed feeling like (Well, some of us do.) 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 the past was brought back to royalty. Over the years there It’s only $10 a ticket, and Traditional Worship: 8am&10:30am Sunday me rather vividly. The woman have been many changes, and proceeds support various pro- ahead of me was also a senior the most mundane of purchases grams to benefit the elderly. Sunday School & Bible Class - 9:15am citizen, and she was carefully are now made with credit cards Call 453-3016 for tickets. counting out her money, right - all the things we used to pay ***** School, Pre-K 3&4 thru 6th grades down to the last two copper for with plain old folding Do you have low vision - Enrolling now for 2007-08 School Year coins. 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Jim was born on September Elaine 88, of Gulf Breeze went her maternal grandparents, of whom was an architect of the 19, 1944 in Bell, CA. He proudly to be with our Lord on Friday, Richard and Velma Hesler. George Washington Bridge. served his country in the United February 29. She was born in Jessica is survived by her par- After marrying Thomas States Air Force for over 25 Chicago, Ill. third of three chil- ents, Don and Cathy Butts of Penney, Veronica traveled years, retiring from the Office of dren. DeFuniak Springs; two daugh- throughout the world as a military Special Investigations (OSI) with She leaves to cherish her lov- ters, Haley Maria Martineau , age wife and mother. Avid boaters, the rank of Captain in 1989. ing memory three daughters: 12, and Sunny Belle Martineau, Veronica and her husband navi- He worked as a volunteer with Margie A. (Del H.) Shortt, Nancy age 9, both of Gulf Breeze; one gated the Calumet, Miss., and the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's L. Millay all of Gulf Breeze and brother, Daniel Hesler Butts and Potomac Rivers, as well as Lake Office in 2007 and 2008. Dawn E. (Todd) Martin of wife Ansley of Winter Park; Michigan, in their "Vera-Cruisers Jim was preceded in death by Kremmling, Colorado. Devoted maternal grandfather, Valentine I and II". his parents, Jayne and James grandchildren: Del R. (Debi) E. Henn and grandmother Roma Veronica will be remembered Farrar of Anza, California; and Shortt, Debbie A. (Bill) Shortt- Sorensen of Pensacola; and pater- for her love of her family and step-son, Daniel Castleberry of Beddow, Deidre (Todd) Harter nal grandparents, Glenn and friends, sense of fashion, and ■ Carl Spear, Jr., O.D. Navarre. and Terry (Ashley) Johnson. Jessie Butts of DeFuniak Springs; great storytelling. In her honor, ■ He is survived by his wife, Adored great grandchildren: three nephews, David, Will and donations can be made to Dustin Grubbs,O.D. Ann Farrar of Navarre; and three Tiffany, Travis, Shainna, Tyler, Jacob; special friend, Thomas Covenant House, a charity for ■ Neil Hook, O.D. stepsons, Gary Justiss and wife Dylan, Taylor, Drew, Evie and Camp; and her Baptist Healthcare homeless children. Monica of Seattle, WA, Mark Nicole. Family; also survived by numer- Justiss and wife Sharon of Elaine was a giving person and ous aunts, uncles and cousins. VELMA BUTLER Shalimar, FL, and Michael (850) 939-3459 enjoyed life to the fullest. She Visitation services were con- VISCUSO Justiss, USAF, Active Duty was loved by all who knew her. ducted Saturday, March 29, at 8158 NAVARRE PARKWAY T/Sgt, and wife Christy of " To My Dearest "Roy", First Baptist Church, 216 East 1919 – 2008 Navarre. Jim is also survived by God put us together and we Live Oak Ave., DeFuniak Velma Butler Viscuso passed his sister, Gaylene Horton; niece, were on of the Springs. away Wednesday March 19. Shanda Sohner; and great-niece, Happiest couples I know. She was born March 8, 1919 in Senior Citizens, Federal Government Funeral services were con- Assistance is Now Available Eislee Sohner all of Canyon 63 years together forever. ducted Saturday, March 29, at Pensacola, FL. Her parents were Lake, CA. He was a beloved papa Now we will be together for First Baptist Church, with the Charles B. Butler and Olive J. Senor citizens who are at least 62 years old and own a to nine grandchildren, eternity. Reverends Jerry Chumley, Mike Williams Butler. home, can now borrow against the equity in their home, Christopher and Tyler Justiss, I have always LOVED you the McVay, and Tony Dixon officiat- Velma is preceded in death by utilizing the money for just about anything, without ever Julian and Lance Castleberry, way you LOVED me." ing. her parents, her husband Tony, having to repay the debt. They can continue living in the Arianna and Bryan Justiss, Elaine’s family wishes to Flowers are being accepted or son Anthony, brothers Joe, home for the rest of their lives without the burden of Pacific Justiss, David Hurst and express their gratitude to all those donations may be made to the Charlie, Mac, Bill, Jimmy and making monthly payments. Adan Castleberry. who in one-way or another cared Susan G. Komen for the Cure, sister Ola. This is now possible thanks to a Home Equity Funeral services will be held for her. 5005 LBJ FWY., Suite 250, She is survived by one son Conversion Mortgage created by the Federal Government’s 2:00 p.m. Saturday, March 29, In lieu of flowers, donations Dallas, Texas 75244 or to the Michael of Elberta, Ala., a sister Department of Housing and Urban Development, also 2008, at First Baptist Church of may be made to Covenant Haley and Sunny Martineau Trust Zita Thompson of Atwater Calif., known as HUD. This money can be used to: Mary Esther with full military Hospice of Florida, American three sisters-in-laws Rachael Fund at SunTrust Bank, PO Box 1. Payoff an existing mortgage honors. Heart Association, or the Gulf 1450, DeFuniak Springs, Fla. Butler of Cantonment, Mary Breeze United Methodist Church. Gassman and Betty Butler of 2. Pay for medical expenses 32435. 3. Supplement income DOROTHY HAWKINS Visitation was at Gulf Breeze Burial will follow in the Pensacola. Velma is also survived United Methodist Church fol- by numerous nieces and 4. Supplement savings 1937 – 2008 Pleasant Grove Cemetery. 5. Make repairs to the home Dorothy Hawkins, age 70, lowed by the Celebration of You may go online to view nephews. 6. Provide financial assistance to family went to be with the Lord on Elaine’s Life on Monday, March obituaries, offer condolences and Visitation were Monday Thursday, March 6. 3. Interment followed at Rose sign guest book, at www.clary- evening March 24 at Rose Lawn members Dorothy loved to cook using Lawn Cemetery, Gulf Breeze. glenn.com Funeral Home 2942 Gulf Breeze 7. Establish a line of credit that can be her many recipes. She enjoyed Pallbearers were Bill Beddow, CLARY-GLENN FUNERAL Parkway, Gulf Breeze. A used if needed in the future selling real estate and spending Todd Harter, Ian Barber, Terry HOME is in charge of arrange- Christian burial was at St. Johns 8. Vacation and travel time with her grandchildren. Johnson, Del H. Shortt, Del R. ments. Cemetery Tuesday March 25 at There is never a risk of losing their home and they are Dorothy was preceded in death Shortt, Travis Strader, and Tyler 11:00 am with Father John Kelly free to sell or refinance the home, without penalty, at any by her parents Charles and Beddow. VERONICA KENNEDY officiating. time. All money received is a tax-free and has no effect on Dorothy Reese. HARPER-MORRIS MEMO- PENNEY In lieu of flowers donations Social Security or retirement income. She is survived by her loving RIAL CHAPEL is in charge of may be made to St. John’s A free report reveals how citizens of Santa Rosa County husband of 46 years, Ronald C. arrangements. 1917 - 2008 Historic Cemetery Foundation, P can utilize this opportunity to ease financial burdens for Hawkins, Sr., her son Ronald C. Veronica "Vera" Kennedy O Box 30245, Pensacola, FL themselves, or their loved ones courtesy of this United Penney, age 91, of Gulf Breeze, 32503-0245. Hawkins, Jr. and wife Angela of JESSICA BUTTS States Government insured assistance program. Nashville, Tenn., brothers CH MARTINEAU passed away Tuesday, March 18. Arrangements entrusted to For more information, call the Consumer Reese III and wife Carolyn and 1970 - 2008 She was a native of New York Rose Lawn Funeral Home of George Reese and wife Norma, City, and a resident of Gulf Gulf Breeze. “You may offer con- Awareness hotline for a free recorded message, Jessica, age 37, of Gulf Breeze Breeze since 1988. dolences, share memories and anytime 24 hours a day at four grandchildren, one great- passed away March 25. She was grandchildren, three nieces, and Veronica was preceded in sign the guestbook at 1-877-679-1851 ext. 23 born December 24, 1970 in death by her parents, William and www.roselawn-fh.com” 2 great-nieces. Pensacola to Donald and Visitation was from 1 – 2 p.m. Maud Kennedy; her sisters Rita Catherine Henn Butts. Doran, Virginia Iannone, Joan Monday, March 10, with funeral Jessica was Baptist by faith services following at 2 p.m. at Hannan, and Clair Kennedy; and and a member of Calvary Chapel her brother, William Kennedy. Angie Batten Rose Lawn Funeral Home Church in Gulf Breeze. She grad- chapel. She is survived by her husband uated from Mosley High School, of 63 years, Lt. Col. Thomas F. GULF BREEZE NAVARRE Interment took place at in Panama City; she also graduat- Calvary Cemetery in Nashville, Penney, and her daughter, Adele ed from Auburn University Park, of Indialantic, Fla. She also 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. Tenn. receiving her Bachelors Degree Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 Arrangements entrusted to leaves behind seven nephews and in Human Resource their families. (850) 932-8855 (850) 939-8500 Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Management, where she was a Gulf Breeze. You may offer con- Before she was married, member of Alpha-Chi Omega Veronica worked 10 years as a dolences, share memories and Sorority. She was employed with sign the guestbook at "vendeuse" (saleswoman in fash-

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A April 3, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Business Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Spouses Selling Houses’ group specializes in personal treatment and customer care FROM STAFF REPORTS BUSINESS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] REVIEW

Local residents may have seen “Spouses approach to the ever-changing thing called Selling Houses” around town. The better Real Estate. The best of traditional real half of the hardworking foursome are moth- estate blends with the innovative and the er and daughter, Kay Webster and Lauren new when all four “spouses” Rocco. Their husbands, Chuck and John, And it’s kept them in the top 10 percent are Realtors and are an integral part of the for the past five years. Spouses Selling Houses Team of Keller “We are in the business of helping clients Williams Realty. achieve the dreams and goals when it comes The “spouses” love where they live and to buying or selling real estate,” Webster are passionate about what they do. assures. “Our one objective is to exceed our “Some may call us Realtors, but we like client’s expectations each and every time, to think of ourselves as consultants. Most and we do. That is why the majority of our importantly anyone who has ever worked business comes from referrals. We are able with us would call us friends,” says Rocco. to combine new generation technology and “Let’s forget about the conventional real thinking with wisdom and experience. As a estate industry. We treat our clients like real result we are more creative, less convention- people. Our faith has a lot to do with how we al and always effective. Every time.” conduct our business. We believe our faith Their office is located at 3416 Gulf should reflect in our daily lives. After all, at Breeze Parkway just across from the Beall's the end of the day personal care and integri- shopping center. To contact them call Kay at ty speaks louder of professionalism than 850-324-8240 and Lauren at 850-748-1233. hard numbers on a page.” You can also find them on the web at Submitted photo The blend of generations has brought a lot www.spousessellinghousesfl.com. Lauren Rocco, left, and Kay Webster are better known to many local residents as the “Spouses Selling to the business, and a fresh attitude and new Houses” for Keller Williams Realty.

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Are you an unofficial member of the Bored with Cooking Club? Mildred Hudson is a member of the Bored with Cooking Club and wants to share a true family favorite with YOU! This week’s selections are a combination of two complementary recipes that we knew you would enjoy! The first recipe, Bethany Barfield sent to us after her Bunko club raved about the recipe. They wanted a copy and she knew our readers would enjoy it , too! So many men and women love to cook but hate the hassle often associated with prepar- ing a truly tasty meal. With the weather warming up, we knew that one step closer to an easy meal is getting out of the kitchen to prepare it, so we chose a grilled main course to recommend with the Cheesy Pineapple Salad sent in by Bethany. And nothing is more delicious with pineapple than ham or pork!

Cheesy Pineapple Salad

1 16 oz can pineapple chunks – drained, but save the juice 3 tablespoons of pineapple juice 3 tablespoons of flour ½ cup sugar 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese 1 sleeve Ritz crackers ½ cup melted butter Put pineapple in bottom of casserole dish. Mix together juice, flour, sugar and pour over pineapple. Sprinkle cheese on top. Retreat to your own backyard for peace, Crush crackers, then mix with butter until well coated and spread on top. Bake at 350 for 20-30 minutes. Serve warm. relaxation Quick and Easy Grilled Chops

1 pkg. smoked ham chops* (ARA) - It is easy to know when you are out of when working with feng shui: water, wood, fire, wood 1 T dark brown sugar your element. Intuition often tells us when our sur- earth and metal. Some of these lend themselves to ● Reputation in the south -- positive effects from 1/4 cup nectarine or peach preserves roundings are out of place. With feng shui, the clas- the garden with ease. Dirt, clay containers and fire 2 T cider vinegar sic Chinese art of placement, a harmonious envi- rocks denote the earth element. Trellis, benches and ● Relationships in the southwest -- helpful ele- 1 T mustard ronment can bring balance to your life. trees are suitable for the wood element. Bring water ment is earth In small bowl, mix brown sugar, preserves, Turning a muddled back yard into a gentle haven into your garden by adding a pond, fountain or bird ● Children and creativity in the west -- construc- mustard and vinegar well. is not only pleasing to the eye but soothing to the bath. Outdoor fireplaces, fire pits or lanterns repre- tive element is metal Trim fat from smoked chops. Brush with soul. "Successful design incorporates the essential sent fire. And metal sculptures, sundials or wind ● Travel in the northwest -- positive effects from thick composition of brown sugar, preserves, objectives of feng shui," recounts Karen Nowak, chimes signify metal. metal mustard and vinegar. Allow to sit in fridge for Academic Director as long as you can while briquettes prepare in of Interior Design at In feng shui, aspects Perhaps you want to draw wealth into your life. grill or until you absolutely must expedite California Design in your environment Planting fruit trees in the southeast area of your gar- dinner! The longer the chops are allow to sit, College. The ultimate goal of communicate areas in den will encourage the money tree to be fruitful as the more they will benefit from the flavors of The ultimate goal your life. The bagua is a well. Situating your back yard fire pit in the south the glazing. “”feng shui applied to the of feng shui applied position map that match- promotes fame. Remove chops from fridge, and let them to the garden is to garden is to create an es up these energy sec- "All areas of life have harmonizing opposites. warm to room temperature. Grill just until create an atmos- tors. You can increase Your home and garden should pair spatial and fully warmed (smoked chops are precooked). phere that balances. atmosphere that balances. positive energy in each design opposites to bring an equalized foundation," Serve with pineapple salad... and enjoy! You don't want a part of your life by using advises Nowak. Bring light to shady areas of the The Bored with Cooking Club is com- space that feels too zone-specific elements. yard and balance entryways with plants or trees on prised of any and all readers who love to cook frenzied or too lackluster. Curves in pathways These regions are: each side. and want to share a favorite easy, quick - and encourage wandering and thoughtful reflection. It may not be easy to remove the clutter and still impressive and delicious recipe. This Open gates are welcoming to both guests and their ● Career in the north -- positive effects from stress from inside ourselves. Designing with feng recipe for Cashew Chicken is tasty and sure energy. Populate your garden with colors that water and metal elements shui principles is an easy way to provide that retreat to please! Instead of ordering take out increase energy like reds, oranges and yellows or ● Wisdom in the northeast -- constructive ele- and comfort that all back yard gardens can provide. because you are bone-tired and the family is calming colors like violet or blue. And remove dis- ment is earth To learn more about The Art Institutes, visit hungry, try out this recipe. order. Nothing causes agitation more than an untidy ● Family in the east -- affirming effects from the www.artinstitutes.edu/nz. To share your recipe, email vici@gulf- environment. element wood Courtesy of ARAcontent breezenews.com. It is important to represent the five elements ● Wealth in the southeast -- helpful element is

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 3, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Spring festivals offer exciting entertainment for area The Beulah Sausage Festival is ping singer-songwriter is sure to THINGS TO DO back for its 22nd year with a jam- unleash his unique version of high- packed weekend of rides, music, octane country music that spans the Florida will hold its annual The event will take place in Seville and of course, three tons of the gamut of emotion, from capturing Festival on the Green event April Square, in historic downtown tastiest Italian and Cajun sausage the anticipation of a Friday night 4 and 5 on the UWF Main Pensacola, and admission is hot off the grill, April 4–6 at its out with the boys to the passion of Campus. Events will include an free and open to the public. new location, the Escambia loving a soulmate or the heartbreak alumni jazz brunch and awards Headliners include The Butch County Equestrian Center. The of the one that got away. My Life’s celebration, Time Portal to the Thompson Big Three, with three-day event will feature Been a Country Song, the fourth Past, three stages, a dog sports Thompson on piano and clar- Nashville stars Danielle Peck, album from Cagle, debuted at #1 on exhibition, a children’s festival, inet, vocalist/banjoist Jimmy Lonestar and Chris Cagle, as well Billboard’s “Current Country” library book sale, a fine arts Mazzy and Duke Heitger cor- as continuous local entertainment. chart, and his first single off of the show, a university showcase, a net/trumpet; Pianist Shelley Country music fans will also have album, “What Kinda Gone,” is a crafts fair, a classic cars show and Berg’s trio; Jazz Guardians an opportunity to browse more Top Ten country single and is still festival food. Big Band of Fort McPherson, than 250 arts and crafts vendors, moving up the charts. Festival on the Green is a two- Georgia; smooth jazz saxo- enjoy carnival-style rides and Admission to the Beulah day event that welcomes the phonist Dayve Stewart’s games, and try such sweet treats as Sausage Festival is just $8 per per- Northwest Florida and South group; and clarinetist/saxo- funnel cakes or chocolate-covered son each day, and kids 7 and under Alabama community to the UWF phonist Bob Maksymkow’s strawberries. are free. All parking at the campus. Last year, the festival group. The winner of the Gates open at 4 p.m. on Friday, Equestrian Center is free and hand- attracted approximately 20,495 UWF/Phillips Jazz piano com- April 4 and country music sensa- icap parking is available. The visitors. Picture courtesy of Norman Vickers petition will perform on The Butch Thompson Big Three, Pictured above, will perform tion Danielle Peck takes the stage Equestrian Center concert arena The Kathleen T. and Philip B. Sunday. at the Pensacola Jazz Festival. at 8 p.m. Eager fans can look for- boasts 4,000 bleacher seats and a Phillips, M.D. Jazz Piano ward to hearing the first single off covered awning for patrons to take Competition, a nationally recog- Navarre concert concerts begin at 7:30 pm and available to everyone in the of her debut album, “I Don’t,” the a load off while they listen to their nized jazz performance competi- are held at St. Sylvester community after Masses, in only debut song by a new female favorite country acts. More than tion sponsored by UWF, will series continues Catholic Church located at the Parish Office by calling country artist to crack the Top 25 one thousand floor seats are also return this year as the festival’s Mark your calendars! The 6464 Gulf Breeze Parkway, 850-939-3020 and at the in the past year, and her latest chart available, so be sure to bring your main event. The final round of 2008 Evenings in Navarre III Gulf Breeze. door. Don’t miss this concert series continues with topper, “Bad for Me.” lawn chairs! the competition will be held as a Tickets are $6 for adults, springtime collection of the following concerts sched- On Saturday, April 5, Lonestar To get to the festival from I- free public performance April 5 $4 for children. Tickets are beautiful music. takes the stage with two revved up 110N, take I-10W to Exit 5 and turn at 7:30 p.m. in the UWF uled: April 5 - University of performances at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. left to proceed west on 9 Mile Rd Mainstage Theatre (Center for West Florida “Canticle”, Lonestar made its debut on the (Alt 90). Drive to Beulah Road and Fine and Performing Arts, April 19 - Perdido Brass and OPEN DAILY U.S. country music charts in 1995 turn left, heading south to Mobile Building 82) located on the UWF April 26 - First City Five. All 12:30 pm with the Top 10 single “Tequila Highway. Turn left onto Mobile Main Campus. Tickets are (850) 934-3332 Talkin’.” Since then, the band has Highway and proceed for about one required since seating will be lim- GULF BREEZE Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 amassed a total of 27 singles on the mile. The Equestrian Center will be ited. CINEMA 4 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit Billboard Hot Country Songs on your left at 7750 Mobile For more information, contact YOUR ART HOUSE BY THE BEACH charts, with nine of those singles Highway. Jeff Comeau, festival director, at NOW SHOWING RELAX...REFRESH...RETURN th th reaching number one. Fans can For more information, go to 850-474-2610 or e-mail at Friday, April 4 through Thursday, April 10 Friday APR. 4th- Thursday APR. 10 th look forward to singing along to www.BeulahSausageFest.com or [email protected]. 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The study showed that Photo courtesy of Anita Patterson Peppers Internal Medicine tant meal of breakfast eaters consumed Barrera A new study suggests most teens are skipping the most Mary M. Walker, RN the day. greater amounts of energy, carbo- important meal of the day. Aesthetician A recent study by the hydrates and fiber. This puts University of Minnesota's Project them at a lower risk for weight foods," Pickens said. She notices that on mornings EAT: Eating Among Teens shows gain. Rosie Ramirez always encour- when her daughter skips break- Specializing in Wellness and Anti-aging the number of teens who eat Diane Pickens, the senior pub- ages her daughter, Barrera, to eat fast, she will snack more when ● ● breakfast declines throughout lic health nutrition supervisor for breakfast, but her efforts often go she gets home from school. Detoxification Botox® ● ● adolescence. the Santa Rosa County Health to waste. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 3, 2008 Sports Schedule Records fall April 5 WL at Section 1-A meet in Panama City, 11 a.m. April 7 at Andrews BB vs. Christian County, Ky. (JV 4 p.m., Var. 6:30) Ninth grade BB DH at Catholic, 4:30 p.m. Invitational April 8 BB at Washington (JV 4 ● Thomas, Tryon in the 800 (2:03.52). p.m., Var. 6:30) Dustin Clements was second SB vs. Pace (JV 5 p.m., sweep mile as in the high jump (6-2), while Var. 7) boys finish third, Sean Thompson took fourth in April 9 the pole vault (11-0). Gibble District TN meet at girls fourth was fourth in the 800 (2:07.31), Arnold, 8:30 a.m. BY JASON THOMPSON while Stewart Williams was Gulf Breeze News fifth in the 300 meter hurdles Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News [email protected] (43.52). The quartet of Grooms, Gibble, Grant Harris and Record setters Sports Briefs The Gulf Breeze boys and Williams was sixth in the 4x400 Above: Sam Grooms, Tommy Gibble, Kurt Mason and Will Thomas set a new GBHS record girls track teams both set school meter relay (3:41.29). in the 4x800 meter relay, while Jen Pfeifler, Laurin Halstead, Katie Aldridge and Lauren Run For Their records at the Andrews Institute For the girls, Aldridge, Musick (below) set a new school record in the 4x400 meter relay during Friday’s Andrews Invitational track meet Friday in Pfeifler, Tryon and Musick were Institute Invitational at Dolphin Stadium. The boys finished second in their event, while the Lives 5K Gulf Breeze. second in the 4x800 meter relay girls were sixth in theirs. Thomas is wearing his blue ribbon for winning the mile. run/walk In one of the first races of the (10:02.87). Briana Santiago was Saturday on day, the quartet of Will Thomas, fourth in the triple jump (34- Pensacola Beach Sam Grooms, Kurt Mason and 0.5), while Pfeifler was fourth in Tommy Gibble set a school The Lakeview Center of the 800 (2:26.77). record in the 4x800 meter relay Pensacola is sponsoring the Tobie Bass was fifth in the with a time of 8:18, good for Run for Their Lives 5K discus (91-0) and sixth in the second place. In one of the final Run/Walk Saturday at 8 a.m. shot put (34-7.5). Meredeth races of the day, the quartet of ion Pensacola Beach. Chavers was sixth in the pole Jen Pfeifler, Laurin Halstead, Cost is $15 for adults and vault (8-0), while Bri Pate was Katie Aldridge and Lauren children through Friday and seventh (7-6). Celia Eddy was Musick finished sixth in the $20 the day of the race. seventh in the high jump (4-8). 4x400 meter relay with a school- Proceeds will benefit the The boys finished third with record est time of 4:17.46. Trauma Recovery Program 70 points, while the girls were Emily Tryon won both the fourth with 57.5 points. See Briefs, Page 2C 6 mile (5:36.71) and the two mile Washington won the boys title (11:49), the lone wins on the with 146 points, followed by girls side. Zach Permenter won Navarre with 115.5. Pine Forest the pole vault (12-6), while Sam won the girls title with 154.5 Grooms won the 400 meter dash points, followed by Port St. Joe Tides (51.4). Will Thomas won the (96.5) and Navarre (79). mile (4:30.76) and was second See Andrews, Page 4C 6 Pensacola Bay Entrance April 3-6 Th 3 Low 5:41 AM, High 11:49 AM, Gulf Breeze hosts Gulf Coast Martial Arts Championships Low 3:34 PM, High 9:52 PM F 4 Low 5:27 AM, High 10:02 AM, competition. Unlike the Low 5:41 PM BY SCOTT PAGE animosity displayed by the Sa 5 High 12:36 AM, Low 4:05 AM, Gulf Breeze News different schools in The Karate High 9:29 AM, Low 6:57 PM [email protected] Kid, the GCMAC promotes Su 6 High 9:35 AM, Low 8:06 PM friendly competition. Navarre Beach April 3-6 Martial arts schools from Joe and Terri Poff, owners of Th 3 Low 3:49 AM, High 11:05 AM, across the eastern half of the Poff's Tae Kwon Do in Gulf Low 1:42 PM, High 9:08 PM United States were represented Breeze, organized and hosted F 4 Low 3:35 AM, High 9:18 AM, Low at the Gulf Coast Martial Arts the tournament. 3:49 PM, High 11:52 PM Championships (GCMAC) “Everyone comes together to Sa 5 Low 2:13 AM, High 8:45 AM, Saturday at the Rec. Center. learn and share ideas, no one is Low 5:05 PM saying this school is better than Su 6 High 8:51 AM, Low 6:14 PM Competitors More then 150 competitors Milton Blackwater River from along the from Fla., Miss., Ga., Ala. and that,” Terri said. “We have been Ohio made the trip to Gulf doing this for 19 years, and it April 3-6 Gulf Coast Breeze to showcase their skills [GCMAC] reflects the spirit of Th 3 Low 8:02 AM, High 2:52 PM, made the trip to Low 5:55 PM the Gulf Breeze and share ideas at the tournament. martial arts.” F 4 High 12:55 AM, Low 7:48 AM, Recreation Center Many people have only The events, which are High 1:05 PM, Low 8:02 PM on Saturday, March experienced competitive martial separated into divisions based Sa 5 High 3:39 AM, Low 6:26 AM, 29 to participate in the arts through the well-known on age, sex and experience, High 12:32 PM, Low 9:18 PM Gulf Coast Martial Arts movie, The Karate Kid, but the included musicals, forms, Su 6 High 12:38 PM, Low 10:27 PM Photos courtesy of David Standridge Championships. 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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2C April 3, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Football seniors sign scholarships ● Burks to play at West Alabama, Leonard at Illinois junior college

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Dolphin football seniors didn’t have the type of season they hoped to have. For two of them, their season-ending loss to Navarre won’t be their final game. Defensive lineman Jacob Burks signed a letter of intent with West Alabama Thursday, while offensive lineman Joey Leonard signed with Harper Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News College in Palatine, Ill. Moving on “They both have an Above: Jacob Burks signed a football scholarship with West Alabama last week. Also pictured opportunity to do something are (seated, from left): sister Andrea, mother Barbara and father Buddy Burks. Back: GBHS they’ve been dreaming about,” assistant coach Mark Ransom, head coach Chris Nemith, assistant coach Matt Alt, Principal head coach Chris Nemith said. Sylvan Ladner and athletic director Mark Kostic. Man puts headlock on Folk Singer Burks was a two-year starter Below: Joey Leonard signed a football scholarship with Harper College in Palatine, Ill. last ® for the Dolphins on the week. Also pictured are (seated, from left): brother Jeff, mother Debbie and father Joe after using Thera-Gesic defensive line. His 62 tackles Leonard. Back: Ransom, Nemith, Alt, Ladner and Kostic. BEXAR COUNTY- Tom W. applied Thera- was the fourth highest total on Gesic® to his sore back and shortly afterwards the team. headlocked a local folk singer in front of the “Their coaches were real welcoming. They seemed real drugstore for seven minutes. When asked interested in me,” said Burks, about the conflict, Tom painlessly replied, who was named Mr. Gulf “None of your dang business!” Stay Breeze High by his classmates tuned for another Thera-Gesic® moment! last fall. THG-08904 Burks, whose older brother Buddy was a quarterback at Gulf Breeze in 2002, was recruited to be a tight end, Professional Call Center where he played his sophomore ONE LOW PRICE year on the Dolphin JV team. “Good things happen to good people – he’s a testament to that,” Each seat includes a phone, ofÞce space, and Nemith said of Burks. “Jacob’s a graduate professional to provide the quality going to play for some guys that walk the same walk he does.” service you need at any time of the day. West Alabama went 1-9 last season, but five of those losses See Seniors, Page 7C 6 904.236.5142 www.tupscorp.net BRIEFS

Continued from Page 2C Tournament will take place [email protected]. April 6 at the Adara Golf Club us. at Lakeview Center. in Crestview. Race day packet pickup is in Three-year-old Lindsey NABOR Golf the pavilion parking lot on Adams has retinoblastoma, a Tourney April 18 Pensacola Beach, starting at 6 rare cancer that forms in the tis- The Navarre Area Board of a.m. For more information, call sues inside one’s retina. Realtors Golf Tournament is Erika Smith at 469-3942. The disease has already taken April 18 at The Club at Hidden her left eye. Proceeds from the Creek. Cost for the tournament Running Wild for tournament will go towards is $100 per player until April 12 the Zoo 5K Lindsey treatment on her right and $120 after that. Saturday on eye. Cost for the four-player Registration forms are attached scramble is $60 per person, to this email and are also available Navarre Beach which includes a meal. to print on www.naborhome.com. The Running Wild for the For more information, call For more information, email Zoo 5K Run/Walk is Saturday at Mickey Bryant (855-1613) or [email protected] call 8 a.m. on Navarre Beach. The Pat Bryant (226-6139). 939-3870. race, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Navarre is $25, with the Tiger Point Shoot Queen of Kings one mile fun run for only $10. Out Baseball For more information, call Fishing Tourney Place: Tiger Point Golf Course *Come early - Lunch will be served at 11AM. James Jay at 337-2652. Tourney April 11-13 May 30-31 Date: April 17, 2008 The Tiger Point Sports Entry fee includes cart and green fee, The Paradise Bar and Grill Inn Time: 11 a.m. registration ECGT bag tag, range balls, lunch, drink GBHS Quarterback Association will host the Tiger will host the Paradise Queen of Point Shootout April 11-13. 1 p.m. shotgun start* tickets, on-course special events and door Club seat renewals Kings Women’s King Mackeral prizes. SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE! The baseball tournament is Tournament May 30-31. Fees: $100 / person, $400 / team underway for 2008 for teams from 8-under to 14- The tournament, which will For questions about the tournament or for Info: www.VanCampForSheriff.org sponsoring a hole please contact season under. Teams will play a mini- benefit the non-profit Reef Fish mum of two games in pool play David Bagwill at 850-698-1922 or GBHS Quarterback Club is Restoration Foundation, is $150 REGISTRATION DEADLINE - 4/10/08 [email protected]. offering renewals to those who on April 11-12, with a single per boat. Captain’s Meeting is at had reserved seats during the elimination game on April 13. 6:30 p.m. on May 30, with the ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Trophies for first and second 2007 season. Seats are $50 each fishing immediately thereafter. Registration Mailing: Jeff Van Camp for Sheriff ● 3749-D Gulf Breeze Pkwy. # 103 ● Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 and renewals will run through places will be awarded. A minimum prize of $2,000 is May 1. Cost is $295 for teams ages guaranteed for the biggest fish, with REGISTRATION FORM For more information, call 7-8 and $375 for all other teams. a possible $500 prize for the biggest Names: 1) [email protected] for For more information, call Ken wahoo. For more information, call information. Seat sales will be Robinson at (850) 776-5822 or Joe Z at 516-0709. 2) available to all Dolphin football email him at 3) fans beginning May 2. [email protected]. Pelicans second 4) GBSA Cheerleading Woodlawn Beach annual commercial Occupations: Middle School 5K contest underway registration The Pensacola Pelicans are underway Run April 12 calling on their creative fans to Addresses: The Gulf Breeze Sports The second annual Woodlawn take part in their “Where Association is holding late Beach Middle School 5K Run is Everyone Plays” TV cheerleading registration for April 12 at the school. Commercial Contest. girls ages 5-14. Late registration (March 29- Groups or individuals are Registration forms are April 11) is $15 and $20, respec- invited to submit a fully edited Contact #: Team Handicap: available at the Gulf Breeze Rec tively and is $25 the day of race and produced 15-20 second TV Center. For more information for all ages. commercial for the opportunity Early registrants are guaran- By law, participating in this tournament is considered a political contribution for the Jeff Van Camp for Sheriff Campaign call either Teresa Hawthorne or to win a cash prize up to $1,000 and is restricted and regulated by the Election Contribution Laws of the State of Florida. 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BY JASON THOMPSON Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Grant. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] For Information contact: Linda Novota Director of Exceptional Student Education ● 983-5167 The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Santa Rosa County Schools baseball team bounced back [email protected] from a loss to Glenwood Academy to defeat Escambia 8- 5 March 26 in Gulf Breeze. Mark Waghalter threw a two- hit shutout, striking out six, while walking none and throw- ing only 70 pitches. Shane Dorlag had two hits in the game with a pair of runs batted in. Dolphins 5, Escambia 0 Gulf Breeze scored one in the first, two in the second, one in the fourth and one in the sixth to beat the Gators. Kameron Brunty doubled with two outs in the first inning and scored on a bases loaded single by Patrick Vance. Kyle Schnackenberg, running for catcher Kolton Hanke, who led off the second with a double, scored on a one out double by Dorlag. Brunty walked before Dorlag scored on a double steal. In the fourth inning, Dane Monnin hit a lead-off single. He came in to score off a Dorlag two out single to make it 4-0. GBHS rounded out the scoring in the sixth, when Vance Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News reached on an error and scored The Dolphins break the huddle in between innings of a recent game. on a wild pitch. singled. T.J. Jordan followed behind win over the Gators Sorenson struck out a pair in Glenwood Academy 11, with a sac fly that scored March 26. five innings, allowing five hits, Dolphins 3 Monnin, who also singled. Trip Rowe and Brandon while Dallas Biederman We will help sort out the races, The Phenix City, Ala. based But Glenwood would put the Sorenson both went 2-for-2 and allowed three hits over the final Glenwood Academy, the game away by scoring all five of scored once, while Taylor Webb two innings, striking out one. the issues and the candidates in defending 3A Alabama their sixth inning runs with two outs. scored twice. Mitch Yano also Pace ninth grade 11, this election year. Independent School Association Vance and Scott both had hits had two hits in the win. Dolphins 1 champions, broke open a close in the loss for Gulf Breeze, who Dolphin ninth grade 9, Gulf Breeze was held to only game March 25 with a five run host Jay Monday at 2 p.m. Tate 4 three hits as Pace scored three in sixth and a two-run seventh. Dolphin ninth grade 8, Gulf Breeze used a six-run fourth the first and two in the third to The Gators scored one in the Escambia 5 inning to beat the Aggies Thursday. set the tone early Friday. second and three in the third Justin Ratte struck out seven Jase Brown went 2-for-3 with Trevor Challenor’s double before Gulf Breeze pulled to and allowed only three hits in a double and scored once, while scored Ratte, who singled, in the within one in the bottom of the five innings as Gulf Breeze Rowe went 2-for-4 and scored bottom of the fourth. Webb’s fifth. Dorlag doubled to score needed a five-run fifth and a twice. Webb went 2-for-4 and single in the seventh was their For details call 923-8986 Waghalter and Hanke, who both two-run sixth for a come from scored once. only other hit. or visit www.gulfbreezenews.com

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Continued from Page 1C A total of 18 schools competed in the meet. Alist of winners and all GBHS participants are as follows: 1st Rehab Invitational - 3/28/2008 Sponsored by: Baptist Hospital Gulf Breeze HS: Gulf Breeze, Fl Women - Team Rankings 1) Pine Forest 154.5, 2) Port St. Joe 96.5, 3) Navarre 79, 4) Gulf Breeze 57.5, 5) Pensacola 39, 6) Escambia 33, 7) Washington 32, 8) Rutherford 30, 9) Crestview 25, 10) West Florida 23, 11) Mosley 17, 12) Tate 13, 12) Milton 13, 14) Fort Walton Beach 12, 14) Choctawhatchee 12, 16) South Walton 10, 17) Catholic 8.5, 18) Rocky Bayou Christian 8 Men - Team Rankings 1) Washington 146, 2) Navarre 115.5, 3) Gulf Breeze 70, 4) Pine Forest 60, 5) Choctawhatchee 48, 6) Tate 42.5,7) Pensacola 36, 8) Escambia 30, 9) Rutherford 27.5, 10) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Milton 20, 11) Mosley 19, 12) Northview T.J. Emma talks with Zach Permenter during the pole vault Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 12, 13) Catholic 8, 14) South Walton 7, competition. Permenter won the event with a jump of 12 feet, Dr. James Andrews (right) talks with a coach during a break in the action at Friday’s Andrews 14) Crestview 7, 14) West Florida 7, 17) Fort Walton Beach 3.5 six inches. Institute Invitational Friday at Dolphin Stadium.

Results 3 Jones, Noelle PF 16.68 Girls 100 Meter Dash 4 Sport, Haleigh WF 17.27 1 Parker, Kayla PSJ 12.40 5 Ricks, Donal PF 17.53 2 Hill, Adrianna Ruth 12.59 6 Allen, Mary Choc 17.56 3 Mays, Dacia PF 12.62 7 Kimmons, Sara EHS 17.64 4 Stinson, Regis Wash 13.30 8 Johnson, Latifah EHS 17.95 5 Chieves, Aelicia MHS 13.32 Preliminaries 6 McMillan, Natoree PF 13.39 17 Fradenburg, Laura GBHS 20.32 7 Patterson, Feletria Wash 13.49 19 Fockler, Jackie GBHS 20.63 8 Williams, Ariel PHS 13.69 Preliminaries Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 12 Santiago, Briana GBHS 13.58 1 Johnson, Mariah PSJ 47.56 17 Floyd, Morgan GBHS 13.84 2 Sport, Haleigh WF 48.01 3 Kimmons, Sara EHS 49.21 Girls 200 Meter Dash 4 Wingate, Daranee PF 50.50 1 Parker, Kayla PSJ 25.78 5 Hilton, Candice Mose 51.15 2 Willis, Brittany NHS 26.16 6 Ricks, Donal PF 51.31 3 Bell, Latorria Tate 26.62 7 Seignmartin, Sabrina NHS 52.74 4 Mills, Se’von Ruth 26.86 8 Frazee, Kelsey WF 52.92 5 Gould, Laporshia PF 27.18 Preliminaries 6 Jackson, Alexis PF 27.20 11 Aldridge, Katie GBHS 53.99 7 Stinson, Regis Wash 27.41 17 Fradenburg, Laura GBHS 58.27 8 Williams, Ariel PHS 27.99 Preliminaries Girls 4x100 Meter Relay 22 Floyd, Morgan GBHS 28.92 1 Rutherford 49.96 27 Bertelli, Gina GBHS 30.19 2 Pine Forest 50.25 3 Navarre 50.61 Girls 400 Meter Dash 4 Mosley 50.69 1 Mays, Dacia PF 57.36# 5 Washington 51.33 2 Larry, Fanequa PSJ 1:00.21 6 Pensacola 52.18 3 Walton, Lauren EHS 1:00.31 7 Tate 52.41 4 McCluskey, Melissa Cath 1:01.88 8 West Florida 53.97 5 Craig, Jearim NHS 1:03.02 Preliminaries 6 Crawford, Valarie WF 1:03.85 9 Gulf Breeze 52.90 (Chavers, 7 Daniels, Demetrica Ruth 1:05.72 Meredith; Floyd, Morgan; 8 Montalvo, Jodi Crest 1:07.19 Santiago, Briana; Musick, Lauren) Preliminaries Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com 20 Halstead, Laurin GBHS 1:07.13 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay 22 Chavers, Meredith GBHS 1:09.35 1 Pine Forest 4:01.87# Celia Eddy competes in the high jump Friday. Eddy finished seventh with a jump of four feet, eight inches. 2 Pensacola 4:08.42 4 Craig, Jearim NHS 8-00.00 Will; Grooms, Samuel; Mason, 6 Miles, Shawn Ruth 20-04.00 Girls 800 Meter Run 3 Navarre 4:09.38 6 Chavers, Meredith GBHS 8-00 Boys 800 Meter Run Kurt; Gibble, Tommy) 7 Richardson, Trent EHS 20-00.00 1 Helms, Kayla EHS 2:19.73# 4 Mosley 4:11.19 7 Pate, Bri GBHS 7-06.00 1 Boykin, Hamilton NHS 1:59.21 3 Pine Forest 8:25.46 8 Morris, Shawn PF 19-10.00 2 Davison, Jobenita PF 2:22.12 5 Rutherford 4:15.35 7 Lewis, Ashleigh PSJ 7-06.00 2 Thomas, Will GBHS 2:03.52 4 Washington 8:43.42 11 Ratte, Justin GBHS 19-02.75 3 Dixon, Valerie Choc 2:24.91 6 Gulf Breeze 4:17.46 (Aldridge, 3 Fuller, George PF 2:04.94 5 Escambia 8:46.51 4 Pfeifler, Jennifer GBHS 2:26.77 Katie; Pfeifler, Jennifer; Halstead, Girls Long Jump 4 Gibble, Tommy GBHS 2:07.31 6 Choctawhatchee 8:54.16 Boys Triple Jump 5 Taylor, Altelisha PF 2:28.91 Laurin; Musick, Lauren) 1 Parker, Kayla PSJ 18-00.25 5 Bright, Terry Tate 2:11.49 7 Milton 8:54.35 1 Green, Ladarius Wash 42-03.50 6 Keiffer, Courtney NHS 2:29.88 7 Escambia 4:17.47 2 Jones, Noelle PF 16-05.25 6 Anderson, Daniel NHS 2:13.75 8 Mosley 9:08.06 2 Martin, Kenyon PHS 41-02.75 7 Mason, Hallie Wash 2:32.87 8 Washington 4:21.89 8 Sutton, Jasmine WF 2:33.37 3 Fate, Rudi NHS 15-07.75 7 Norwood, Joshua Wash 2:15.18 3 Nicdao, Joshua NHS 41-02.50 4 Burgess, Debroah PF 15-06.00 8 Anderson, Craig Choc 2:16.08 Boys High Jump 4 Morris, Shawn PF 40-08.00 20 Snyder, Cori GBHS 2:51.16 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay 5 Santiago, Briana GBHS 15-5.75 1 Green, Ladarius Wash 6-04.00 5 Hill, Karl Wash 40-07.50 1 Pine Forest 9:51.58 6 Williams, Ariel PHS 15-05.50 Boys 1600 Meter Run 2 Clements, Dustin GBHS 6-02.00 6 Jackson, Farrin NV 39-09.00 Girls 1600 Meter Run 2 Gulf Breeze 10:02.87* (Aldridge, 7 Chieves, Aelicia MHS 15-05.50 1 Thomas, Will GBHS 4:30.76 2 Knight, Brandon Wash 6-02.00 7 Willis, Monday WF 39-05.25 1 Tryon, Emily GBHS 5:36.71 Katie; Pfeifler, Jennifer; Tryon, 8 Yates, Tierisha PHS 15-03.50 2 Boykin, Hunter NHS 4:31.93 4 Bryan, Jett NHS 6-02.00 8 Thomas, Torey Choc 39-01.25 2 Day, Lauren Crest 5:41.65 Emily; Musick, Lauren) 26 Eastburn, Colleen GBHS 12-1 3 Whitman, Kenny Wash 4:34.23 5 Purifoy, Loucheiz Tate 6-00.00 22 Woods, Adams GBHS 33-03.00 3 Dahn, Kerseh PHS 5:44.57 3 Pensacola 10:16.60 4 Boston, Zakaria NHS 4:36.52 5 Franklin, John Ruth 6-00.00 4 Tourelle-Fallon, Karyssa NHS 4 Navarre 10:20.20 Girls Triple Jump 5 Fricke, Peter Wash 4:37.99 7 Williams, Trent Choc 6-00.00 Boys Shot Put 5:46.93 5 Fort Walton Beach 10:20.52 1 Stinson, Regis Wash 35-10.00 6 Dalton, Dominic PF 4:53.09 8 Pfrimmer, Blake PF 5-10.00 1 Johnson, Anthony EHS 51-10.00 5 Taylor, Christine Tate 5:50.04 6 Crestview 10:30.35 2 Nixon, Mary PF 35-01.75 7 Humphreys, Kenny Cath 4:54.55 8 Broadnax, Jessie PF 5-10.00 2 Ward, Randall Tate 45-00.00 6 Polk, Taylor Crest 5:52.90 7 West Florida 10:45.19 3 Willis, Brittany NHS 34-06.00 8 Maney, Tim Choc 4:58.56 13 Shreve, Brian GBHS 5-08.00 3 Sanders, Matthew Crest 43-08.5 7 Mason, Hallie Wash 5:55.59 8 Rutherford 11:17.06 8 Carr, Arianne MHS 6:03.97 4 Santiago, Briana GBHS 34-0.5 15 Robin, Chad GBHS 5:04.93 4 Brown, Talris MHS 43-05.00 5 Larry, Fanequa PSJ 33-10.00 Boys Pole Vault 5 Allen, Daniel Mose 43-03.50 17 Sharp, Camila GBHS 6:29.12 Girls High Jump 6 Burgess, Debroah PF 33-07.50 Boys 3200 Meter Run 1 Permenter, Zack GBHS 12-06 6 Bowers, Chase Mose 43-03.00 1 Williams, Danielle PHS 5-06.00# 7 Crawford, Valarie WF 32-10.00 1 Fricke, Peter Wash 10:01.94 2 McCullum, Matt Mose 12-00.00 7 Travis, Dominique Tate 42-11.00 Girls 3200 Meter Run 2 Jones, Noelle PF 5-06.00 8 Allen, Natasha PSJ 32-07.00 2 Whitman, Kenny Wash 10:08.07 3 Alidor, Erik Wash 11-06.00 8 Torres, Gabriel NHS 42-11.00 1 Tryon, Emily GBHS 11:49.53 3 Nixon, Mary PF 4-10.00 10 Musick, Lauren GBHS 32-00.75 3 Davis, Donald PF 10:13.59 4 Thompson, Sean GBHS 11-00 2 Stanton, Holly RBC 11:58.48 4 Fate, Rudi NHS 4-10.00 4 Sinkey, Mike Choc 10:17.20 5 Kight, Daniel FWB 10-06.00 Boys Discus Throw 3 Day, Lauren Crest 12:10.89 5 Ferguson, Jasmine Cath 4-08.00 Girls Shot Put 5 Boston, Zakaria NHS 10:19.12 5 Febus, Vini NHS 10-06.00 1 Torres, Gabriel NHS 183-11# 4 Wachob, Crystal PF 12:28.90 5 Haun, Julianne NHS 4-08.00 1 Smiley, Samone PSJ 38-10.50 6 Heikkinen, Thomas Ruth 10:32.86 7 Cheke, Kyle Ruth 10-00.00 2 Thomas, Jared PHS 172-06 5 Polk, Taylor Crest 12:34.79 7 Johnson, Jazmen Mose 4-08.00 2 Barnes, Courtney FWB 37-06.00 7 Cuevas, Jake Cath 10:39.43 8 Reynolds, Chas Cath 9-06.00 3 Lynn, Eddie MHS 153-05.50 6 Tourelle-Fallon, Karyssa NHS 7 Eddy, Celia GBHS 4-08.00 3 Johnson, Latifah EHS 36-09.50 8 Elkins, Chris Choc 10:43.61 8 Klepac, Steven Cath 9-06.00 4 Bryan, Jett NHS NHS 145-02 13:06.90 7 Waitman, Joy MHS 4-08.00 4 Parker, T’Keya PF 36-07.00 10 Lee, Dylan GBHS 10:57.20 5 Tidwell, Charlie SW 138-10 7 Young, Kelsie Mose 13:48.80 10 Floyd, Morgan GBHS 4-08.00 8 Williams, Meghan PSJ 14:16.05 5 Smith, Kirsten Wash 35-09.50 12 Thomas, Davis GBHS 11:05.94 Boys Long Jump 6 Watson, Sean Ruth 137-00 6 Bass, Tobie GBHS 34-07.50 1 Purifoy, Loucheiz Tate 21-08.50 7 Roux, Robert NHS 136-10 15 Winn, Jennifer GBHS 15:39.28 Girls Pole Vault 7 Oubre, Breanna MHS 33-02.50 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 2 Martin, Kenyon PHS 21-08.25 8 Sanders, Matthew Crest 134-11 1 Register, Katherine SW 10-07# 8 Jones, Jasmine Choc 32-11.00 1 Ellick, Jonathan Wash 15.30 3 Williams, Trent Choc 21-06.50 #Meet Record Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 2 Walker, Megan PSJ 9-00.00 2 Nicdao, Joshua NHS 15.55 4 Myles, Nakita NV 20-07.25 *GBHS School Record 1 Parker, Kayla PSJ 15.40 3 Chandler, Chelsea NHS 8-06.00 Girls Discus Throw 3 Garrison, Trai Ruth 16.46 5 Jackson, Farrin NV 20-06.75 2 Johnson, Mariah PSJ 16.14 4 Gibbes, Sarah PF 8-00.00 1 Parker, T’Keya PF 113-00 4 Proctor, Michael NHS 16.47 2 Jones, Noelle PF 112-02 5 Lyles, Brandon Wash 16.95 3 Wilson, Aneshia NHS 107-03 6 Sanders, Chris SW 17.30 4 Smiley, Samone PSJ 105-06 7 Santana, Angel WF 17.69 5 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Christopher O’Grady, M.D. The gazebos at Shoreline Park the plastic fish to improve Some of the students are were transformed into temporary accuracy,” said Will Kiernan, a already involved in outdoors Utilizes arthroscopic and minimally learning stations where the stu- WBMS student. activities, but it is the ones that invasive techniques to get you dents discovered the basics of The field trip was concluded aren’t that inspired Della Ratta to back in the game quicker. knot tying, boating and fishing with a raffle where students won start this initiative. rules, water quality, the impor- prizes such as caps, tackle boxes, “I grew up fishing a lot as a (850) 916-3700 tance of sea grass and the diver- t-shirts and key chains. kid,” Della Ratta said. “If I can www.AndrewsOrtho.com sity of marine life. 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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS April 3, 2008 Share the beach with sea turtles If we ● Nesting season begins May 1 pondered BY LISA NEWELL In a from all areas on Gulf Breeze News few the beach (includ- more we [email protected] short ing from either weeks, side and on top), would all sea tur- and not just from tles will again repeat the cycle of com- the beach directly get along ing ashore and laying their eggs, which in front of the light. will sleep under the sand until time to Black oven paint may be Ever so often I write about hatch. Then, the baby turtles will fight to used as a temporary solution. what I'm pondering about. the top of the nest, then make the jour- ■ Light sockets with an exposed light People react more to my pon- ney to the Gulf of Mexico. source (such as plain bulbs) should be dering than they do anything However, the cycle is interrupted replaced with fixtures that are specially else I do or write about. I won- when lights confuse the little hatchlings, made to recess and/or the light source der why more people don't and for years, the motto has been, should be shielded. ponder. If we pondered more, "Lights out for turtles!" ■ Replace fixtures that scatter light in we could all get along. People Brightly lit beaches disorient the nest- all directions (such as globe lights or don't ponder before they par- ing sea turtles and their hatchlings, but carriage lights) with directional fixtures take! We don't ponder before beach residents can't be expected to live that point down and away from the we pontificate! If we did we in the dark, either. Even the smallest beach. would have all those left over light, such as a porch or deck light, or ■ Replace lights on poles with low words. table lamp visible through a window can profile, low-level lamps so that the light These are thoughts that I distract the mother or hatchling, leading source and reflected light are not visible have come to when I pondered them onto a road to be hit by a vehicle, from the beach. recently. victimized by fire ants or predators or to ■ Replace incandescent, fluorescent, If you want the world to suffer from deadly dehydration. and high intensity lighting with the low- beat a path to your door, just Now, there are ways to coexist with est wattage low-pressure sodium vapor try to take a nap on a Sunday sea turtles, including using turtle friend- lighting or replace white incandescent afternoon. I don't know why ly light bulbs available to participants in bulbs with the yellow "bug" light variety but people know when I fall the Turtle Friendly Beach Program of 25 watts or less for incandescent and asleep when I'm supposed to (TFBP). Escambia County does not 9 watts or less for compact fluorescent. be up. They call, they come by have an ordinance regulating turtle ■ Plant or improve vegetation buffers and they somehow figure out friendly lighting, so at this point all (such as sea grapes and other native how to disturb me! improvements are voluntary. beach vegetation) between the light Turtles begin bubbling out of the sand as the hatching occurs. National park You don't measure what you Here are some ways beach front prop- source and the beach to screen light service employees Kirsten Dahlen and Monica Cain scoop up the hatchlings are worth by money, if you do erty owners can modify lighting to be from the beach. and move them to a cooler for protection from predators until they are you won't be worth much! more turtle friendly: ■ Use shielded motion detector lights released into the Gulf of Mexico later that night. Measure wealth not by the ■ Turn off unnecessary lights. Don't for lighting, and set them on the shortest long-term lighting improvements. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service South things you have, but by the use decorative lighting (such as runner time setting. grants listed below require an applica- Florida Coastal Program: things you have for which you ■ lights or uplighting of vegetation) in To reduce spillover from indoor tion and are time sensitive with specific http://www.fws.gov/coastal/CoastalPro would not take money. areas that are visible from the beach and lighting move light fixtures away from deadlines. We encourage you to visit the gram/ Measure your money by your permanently remove, disable, or turn off windows, apply window tint to your sites provided to see if they may be U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service needs, not your wants. fixtures that cannot be modified in any windows that meets the 45% inside to applicable to your situation. Private Stewardship Grants Program When your dreams turn to other way. outside transmittance standards for tint- Florida's State Wildlife Grant http://www.fws.gov/endangered/gran dust, it's time to vacuum. Are ■ For lights that can be repositioned, ed glass (you'll save on air conditioning Program - Wildlife Legacy Initiative: ts/private_stewardship/index.html you still living a dream that face them away from the beach so that costs too!), or use window treatments http://myfwc.com/wildlifelegacy/Apply U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was once a goal? If you can't the light source is no longer visible. (blinds, curtains) to shield interior lights ForGrant.html Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program: see the goal anymore you don't ■ Shield the light source. Materials from the beach. Florida Landowner Incentive http://ecos.fws.gov/partners/viewConte have a dream. You will look such as aluminum flashing can be used Although not appropriate for the Program: http://myfwc.com/LIP/ nt.do?viewPage=faq stupid and waste you life if as a shield to direct light and keep it off short-term solutions that are needed Florida's Sea Turtle Grant Program For more information, contact you don't vacuum and move the beach. When shielding lights, it is immediately, there are several potential http://www.helpingseaturtles.org/gra Andrew Diller at the University of into another place. important to make sure they are shielded sources of state and federal funding for ntsprogram.php Florida extension office at 475-5230. Is your holier side your altar ego? I know some that are this way. What a way to live life alone. Old and lonely are the Palace hotel developers frustrated by SRIA two most hated words in the English language. BY LISA NEWELL “boutique hotel” on the site of denying the project would take against the project because it restaurant on the Boardwalk; ■ What's dumber, expecting Gulf Breeze News the demolished Palace retail money out of the developer’s appears that the board is approve a special events educators to be entertaining, or [email protected] site, complete with restaurant, pocket as well as the SRIA. approving every density change calendar to increase shoulder expecting entertainment to be bar and retail center, but were Tammy Bohannon, who, that is brought before it. season visits, presented by Nan educational? Either way you After getting approval to denied the required density to along with Ed Guernsey, voted “Thirty working units per Harper of the Pensacola Beach will win if you know how to rezone the former retail site of make the project economically in favor of the density change, acre is a farce,” Gant said. “The Chamber. ■ teach and entertain at the same The Palace on Pensacola Beach feasible. said the vote was “sending a board needs to look at our rule. move forward on a sug- time. If you don't become a Blvd. to allow a commercial Board chairman Thomas bad message” to anyone willing Is 30 a valid number, or should gestion by Beach resident Jim principal. hotel, developers were stunned Campanella said he voted to invest on Pensacola Beach. we increase it to 50?” Cox to study the need for addi- I ponder that this election by a 3-2 vote to disallow the against the project because Vernon Prather told A&CH In other action, the SRIA tional parking spaces at hotel will be the downfall of our proposed density increase to 50 there was no guarantee the that he voted no because there voted in committee to: rooms over 850 square feet. ■ nation or not. We have units per acre from 30. hotel would not “morph” into a were no conceptual plans allow a sublease to Yancy Currently, parking is allocated extreme's running, no one is in Representatives for A&CH condo later in the time frame. brought forward for the hotel, Spencer IV to conduct water at one vehicle per hotel room. the big middle. The change we Properties told the Santa Rosa Frank Dougherty of A&CH and he would revisit the subject safety classes behind The The next SRIA meeting will get may be more than we can Island Authority members on replied, “I was told that Santa if and when plans are present- Dock; be at 5 p.m., April 9 at the SRIA ■ survive with. Change is not Wednesday, March 26 that they Rosa Island wanted hotels out ed. allow a Soundside conces- offices located at 1 Via de always good, many times it is planned a 57-unit, 18-story here and I signed on,” and Fred Gant said he voted sion project behind Jubilee Luna. for the worse. I fear that we have yet to see just how bad it can be. Just thought you'd like to Humor is important for therapy and healing the soul know... Humor is a very impor- time of Constantine. He one problem: Boskin made up the tant part of our lives and said some of the court whole thing and it took a couple of can have a therapeutic jesters and fools told weeks for the AP to realize they had effect. Years ago, Norman Constantine they could been the victims of an April Fool’s Submit news Cousins was told that he do a better job of running joke. had a debilitating disease the country than he did, Some of my ministerial col- ideas to that could possibly would so he allowed Kugel, one leagues use the Sunday following lead to his death. He of the jesters to be king Easter as “Holy Humor Sunday.” news@gulf- checked out of the hospital for one day. Kugal passed The entire worship service is built and into a hotel and rented an edict calling for absur- around humor, pointing out that humorous movies such as The Three April Fool’s Day. I heard Bubba and dity on that day and after that it sometimes we take life far too seri- breezenews. Stooges, etc., and laughed his way Tarsha on the radio the other morn- became an annual event. Professor ously and need laughter to get rid of to better health. Personally, I ing talking about the origin of April Boskin said, in a way, that it was a tension and stress. There is humor com or call wouldn’t recommend that drastic Fool’s Day. I had to leave my car very serious day. He pointed out in the Bible but, so often, we are too kind of action because doctors are before the answer was given, so still that fools were really very wise men serious to recognize it. Anyway, 850-932- very important to our healthy well- do not know. and their job was to put things in there is a lot to be said for humor, being, but it worked for Cousins, I did read of Joseph Boskin, a perspective through humor. In and when we laugh and smile we proving in a way that laughter is professor of history at Boston 1983, the Associated Press picked find that life is a wonderful journey, 8986 good medicine. University who indicated that April up the article and it was printed in not something to be endured, but to I thought about that because of Fool’s Day had its origin during the many newspapers. There was only be enjoyed.

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NOTICE OF Name in which IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA APPLICATION FOR Assessed: MICHAEL COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Book sheds light on shade dwellers TAX DEED KIDD All of the above proper- IN RE: ESTATE OF JOHN EDWARD DUNCAN., NOTICE IS HEREBY ty is located in Santa Deceased. BY MAUREEN GILMER GIVEN THAT DELORIS Rosa County, In the FILE NO. 58 2008 CP 92 RIVERS holder of the State of Florida. DIY Network DIVISION following Tax Sale Flowering plants first appeared just Certificate has filed Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for shall be redeemed NOTICE TO CREDITORS 130 million years ago, which is modern the Tax Deed to be according to Law, the history in evolutionary terms. For 300 issued thereon. The Property described in The administration of the estate of JOHN Certificate Number and such Certificate will be EDWARD DUNCAN, deceased, a resident of years before the first flower, its year of Issuance, the sold to the Highest Santa Rosa County, Florida, died on January 23, predecessors were evolving from the Description of property, Bidder, at the east end 2008, having an interest in real property in the most primitive single celled algae to and Name(s) in which it lobby of the County State of Florida, is pending in the Circuit Court for is assessed is as fol- Administrative Complex Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, File complex land plants. Oddly enough, lows: at 6495 Caroline St., Number 58 2008 CP 92, the address of which is P. many of these primitive fellows are still Milton, Florida on the O. Box 472, Milton, FL 32572. The names and alive and well today. We’re just not Certificate Number: 12th day of May, 2008 addresses of the personal representative and the 1489 at 12:00 noon. Dated personal representative's attorney are set forth tuned into them because they lack color Year of Issuance: 2003 this the 19th day of below. flowers. Yet these ancient denizens of March, 2008. Description of All creditors of the decedent and other persons, the forest fill vital niches in the world Property: LT 3 BLK Mary M. Johnson who have claims or demands against decedent's wide web of life. 681, AVALON BEACH, Clerk of the Circuit estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliqui- They prefer the forest floor where it AS DES IN OR BOOK Court of Santa Rosa dated claims, and who have been served a copy 2530 PG 710 & OR County, Florida of this notice, must file their claims with this court is damp and cool beneath the trees. BOOK 2624 PG 1397 WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS SHNS photo courtesy Maureen Gilmer Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Here moisture is held under a NOTICE OF SALE AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION protective duff layer of organic litter. A carpet of alpine moss surrounds dwarf purple rhododendrons and 0090-68100-0030 OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER Name in which burgundy hellebores in an early spring garden. Notice is hearby given THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS These plants also cling to north facing Assessed: THOMAS that on 04/17/08 at NOTICE ON THEM. RIEDLINGER A/K/A cliffs and hunker down at the bottom of photos accompanied by extensive group is tolerant of shade. Use sedges to 1:00 p.m. at U-Store-It THOMAS REI- #729, 15 McClure Dr., All other creditors of the decedent and other per- stream canyons where the sun rarely discussion of where they are found in create grassy textures in the wild shade DLINGER Gulf Breeze, FL 32561, sons who have claims or demands against the penetrates. nature and what they need in the garden to crowd out weeds naturally. All of the above proper- the undersigned U- decedent's estate, including unmatured, contin- ty is located in Santa When William Cullina’s “Native garden. Because it features only Most sedges spread by underground Store-It #729 will sell at gent or unliquidated claims, must file their claims Rosa County, In the Public Sale by compet- with this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS Ferns, Moss and Grasses” (Houghton natives, this book helps us zero in on roots and have long been used by Native State of Florida. Mifflin, 2008 $40) came across my itive bidding, the per- AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION the ferns best suited to our local Americans for basket making materials. sonal property hereto- OF THIS NOTICE. Unless such certificate desk, I knew it was going to bring this climate. There are also fascinating Rushes are concentrated in low lying fore stored with the shall be redeemed undersigned by: ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER little known realm to light. The subtitle sidebars that delve into the botany of wet areas and are vital problem solvers according to Law, the Property described in BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERI- says it all: “From Emerald Carpet to the fern and its unique spore patterns for wet home sites. They're part of the Glen Schroeder such Certificate will be ODS SET FORTH ABOVE ANY CLAIM FILED Amber Wave: Serene and Sensuous 1390 Ft. Pickens Rd. called sori, which are clustered on the edge conditions of rivers, lakes and sold to the Highest TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECE- #221 Plants for the Garden.” You won't find backs of the leaves. ponds, helping to bind the soil against Bidder, at the east end DENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Pensacola Beach, FL lobby of the County big flower pictures nor rainbow hues in The section on mosses helps the high water erosion. 32561 Administrative Complex THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS these pages. Here we can delve into the novice understand this most primitive This book is the natural companion at 6495 Caroline St., NOTICE IS: April 3, 2008. Hank Hawes predecessors of the flowering world to Milton, Florida on the of all cultivated plants. A detailed for my well-worn copy of “Growing P.O. Box 12703 19th day of May, 2008 Attorneys for Personal Representative: discover their subtle roles in nature and anatomical discussion with great and Propagating Wildflowers of the Pensacola, FL 32591 at 12:00 noon. Dated John S. Bordelon in our gardens. illustrations shows how mosses grow. U.S. and Canada.” Both titles are this the 26th day of Florida Bar No. 0569770 Mary Ann Penninger All across America live immense Mosses hold spores in tiny pods atop published by the New England Wild March, 2008. BORDELON, SCHULTZ & GREENE, P.L. 2105 Kings Cross Rd. 2721 Gulf Breeze Parkway populations of non-flowering plants. In Alpharetta, GA 30022 hair thin stems to better release them Flower Society, which guarantees a Mary M. Johnson Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 this book you are given a closer look at into the atmosphere. These spores are high level of accuracy and usability. Clerk of the Circuit (850) 934-1000 All items in storage Court of Santa Rosa those that are native to North America, so microscopic, they rise into the higher Landscaping with natives is the best units contain house- County, Florida Personal Representative: so you may see them out and about. hold items unless oth- atmosphere and travel around the way to adapt your home to a more NOTICE OF Jeffrey Scott Branch erwise mentioned. There are sections on mosses, ferns and world. Mosses may be the world’s only green approach to living. But don't be APPLICATION 8213 Pompano Street FOR TAX DEED their close relatives, all of which truly global plants. blinded by the beauty of flowering Legal 343 Navarre, Florida 32566 Gulf Breeze News reproduce by spores. The second half of The third section of this book deals plants and neglect those ancient yet NOTICE IS HEREBY 4/3, 10/08 LEGAL 344 Gulf Breeze News 4/3,10/08 the book is dedicated to more advanced with blade-leafed plants from American extraordinary dwellers in the shade. GIVEN THAT grasses, sedges and rushes. These wild lands. While ornamental grasses Maureen Gilmer is a horticulturist ALLIANCE HOLDINGS LLC holder of the fol- plants are often found in conjunction are nothing new in the garden world, and host of "Weekend Gardening" on lowing Tax Sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR with mosses and ferns, but they native sedges and rushes are far less DIY Network. Contact her at her Web Certificate has filed ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA produce actual seeds. said Tax Certificate for well known. Though sedges may seem site www.moplants.com or visit the Tax Deed to be IN RE: TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS The ferns are shown with color identical to sun loving grasses, this www.diynetwork.com. issued thereon. The FOR PROPOSED ADOPTION OF Baby Boy Doe, Born: 12-8-07, A Minor Certificate Number and Child. Case No.: 2007-DR-3513 year of Issuance, the Division: M CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF N.W. FLORIDA, INC., Petitioner, Description of property, v. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE, UNKNOWN Hurricane Expo at Civic Center April 12 and Name(s) in which it BIRTH PARENTS OF BABY BOY DOE, Respondents. is assessed is as fol- lows: NOTICE OF ACTION FOR TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Be Ready Alliance Coordinating for information about services and products Safe Florida Home grants will be To: John Doe and Jane Doe, unknown birth parents Certificate Number: ADDRESSES: Unknown Emergencies, BRACE, invites families, that can help in the preparation for and available at the Expo. 1897 businesses and organizations to attend the mitigation against disasters. Children will To learn more about the Expo visit Year of Issuance: 2005 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action has been filed against you and that you Hurricane Expo on Saturday, April 12 enjoy fun, hands on activities. www.MyHurricaneExpo.com or call are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on Melissa A. Description of Posey. P.A., whose address is 201 E. Government Street, Pensacola, Florida from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Pensacola Civic On site applications for free wind (850) 444-7135. There is no charge for Property: PROPERTY 32502 on or before April 21, 2008, and file the original with the clerk of this Center. Over 80 exhibitors will provide inspections and applications for My admission. DESCRIBED IN OR Court at M.C. Blanchard Judicial Center, 190 Government Center, Pensacola, BOOK 551 PG 477 Florida 32502 before service on Petitioner or immediately thereafter. If you fail Parcel ID: 25-2N-29- to do so, a default may be entered against you for the relief demanded in 0000-00136-0000 the petition. Name in which Circuit tester a must for electrical work Assessed: ROBERT C Copies of all court documents in this case, including orders, are available COHRON, RANDALL at the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s office.You may review these documents COHRON upon request. BY SAMANTHA MAZZOTTA installations and repairs, such as All of the above proper- King Features Syndicate fixtures and switches, the multitester ty is located in Santa You must keep the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s office notified of your cur- would only be used to check continuity. Rosa County, In the rent address. (You may file Notice of Current Address, Florida Supreme Q: I would like to purchase a circuit Measuring continuity (or resistance) of State of Florida. Court Approved Family Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in this lawsuit will be mailed to the address on record at the clerk’s office. tester for my tool kit, but I’m a little volts or amps in a circuit is a task for Unless such certificate confused. I see three types at the those much more experienced with shall be redeemed WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, requires according to Law, the hardware store -- a small, cheap- electrical repairs. If you decide to certain automatic disclosure of documents and information. Failure to Property described in comply can result in sanctions, including dismissal or striking of plead- looking tester; one that looks like a invest in a multitester, get the best such Certificate will be ings. pen; and a fairly expensive type called available and become very familiar sold to the Highest Bidder, at the east end NOTICE TO BIRTH PARENTS CONCERNING SAFE HAVEN a multitester. Which is the best type for with its operation. lobby of the County SURRENDERED INFANT, BABY BOY DOE, DATE OF BIRTH: DECEMBER a home toolkit? -- Joseph B., Houston carrying items. A battery is installed In all three cases, be sure that power Administrative Complex 8, 2007 A: What’s the best type for your inside the ‘pen’ cartridge to supply to the circuit being tested is turned off at 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Florida on the Pursuant to Florida Statutes 385.50(6), a new born infant may be surrendered home? Well, you should really have the power. To test a fuse, for example, the at the main panel. (The multitester can 12th day of May, 2008 at a hospital. Baby Boy Doe was surrendered on December 9, 2007. Custody first two on your list. The cheap- alligator clip is attached or held to one measure a live circuit, but I don’t at 12:00 noon. Dated has been given to Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida, Inc. by Order of the this the 19th day of looking circuit tester -- an item with end of the fuse and the needle probe recommend that task for those Circuit Court of Escambia County. This publication is being made to notify the March, 2008. birth parents that this child has been placed for adoption. This publication is two wires capped by metal probes on touched to the other end. A light inside inexperienced with electrical repairs.) being made under Florida Statues, Chapter 49.011(10) to provide substitute Mary M. Johnson one end, and a light on the other end -- HOME TIP: Always turn off power service on the birth mother and birth father of Baby Boy Doe whose date of the cartridge illuminates if the circuit is Clerk of the Circuit birth is believed to be December 8, 2007. Surrender of Baby Boy Doe was is an essential safety item. With it, you completed, meaning the fuse works. to a circuit at the main panel before Court of Santa Rosa made at Baptist Hospital in Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa County, Florida. This County, Florida can check to make sure no electrical The continuity tester is useful for a testing, and double-check that the notice is the only notification that will be provided that a petition to terminate –––––––––––––––––– your parental rights as the birth mother, birth father and/or legal father of said current is traveling through a circuit variety of repairs to make sure parts current is off using a circuit tester. NOTICE OF child has been filed with the Escambia County Circuit Court and is currently before doing a repair. will carry current. Send questions or home-repair tips APPLICATION pending. Because your name description and address are unknown, this pub- FOR TAX DEED A continuity tester -- the one that The multitester (or multimeter) not to [email protected], or lication will be your only notice that legal action is being taken to terminate your NOTICE IS HEREBY parental rights. According to Florida Statutes, Chapter 49.09, the return day looks like a pen, with a needle-like only checks the continuity of a circuit, write This Is a Hammer, c/o King GIVEN THAT probe at one end and a wire protruding Features Weekly Service, P.O. Box ALLIANCE HOLDINGS for service upon the unknown birth mother and unknown birth father is the first but also provides a more precise date of publication of this notice. As a birth father you have certain rights to from the other end capped by a metal reading for different types of circuits to 536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475. LLC holder of the fol- lowing Tax Sale assert paternity. Within 30 days of the first date of publication, you must file an alligator clip -- creates a miniature find out what level of voltage or (c) 2008 King Features Synd., Inc. Certificate has filed Affidavit of Commitment that includes submission to the jurisdiction of the electrical circuit for testing current- amperes they carry. For most minor said Tax Certificate for court for support to be ordered, upon paternity being established; and, a writ- the Tax Deed to be ten plan as to how you will care for the child if you assert your parental rights. issued thereon. The Within 20 days of the first date of publication, you must file an answer to the Certificate Number and Petition to Terminate Parental Rights with the Circuit Court of Escambia An answer to cleaning up soap sludge buildup year of Issuance, the County. Any defenses, objections or answers should be filed with the Circuit Description of property, Court of the 1st Judicial Circuit, in and for Escambia County, located at ● ● ● Escambia County Circuit Family Law Clerk, M.C. Blanchard Judicial Center, BY JOANN DERSON “I make my own little “When I go to the grocery “I found a small waste and Name(s) in which it good-behavior coupons for store, I put my wallet in my basket that fits right between is assessed is as fol- 190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, Florida 32502, under the case number King Features Syndicate lows: at the top of this notice. Please contact the undersigned if you wish to sign my three children. I print pocket, then as I move through the wall and my dryer. consent to the adoption and terminate your parental rights without further legal ● “I really abhor bar them on different colors of the store and determine which There’s a gap that’s about 8 Certificate Number: action. If you choose to assert any inchoate parental rights, please complete paper for each child. They coupons I will be able to use, I inches wide. The lip of the 2109 the Florida Putative Father Registry. You may do so by going to the website for soap, but my husband Year of Issuance: 2005 Florida's Department of Health, http://www.doh.state.fl.us/. If you do not own prefers it. After cleaning the can cash in coupons for put them in my wallet pocket. basket keeps it from sliding a computer, you may be provided access to a computer at public offices in your soap dish, I smear it with activities or rewards, and if Since I have started doing this, down to the floor, so it’s Description of Property: area such as the public library. Please advise my office if you are a member BEG 330' W & 213' N of or qualify to be a member of an Indian or Native American Tribe. petroleum jelly. I do the they go in together to get I have not accidentally easy to clean out the lint trap OF SE COR OF NW/4 underside too. There’s a something, I will give them forgotten to use my coupons. and put the waste in the OF NW/4 OF 13-3N- Melissa A. Posey, P.A. little lip that will keep the bonus coupons for working They are there in my pocket basket. Also, I used a strip of 30, TH CONT N Attorney for Petitioner 243.80', TH W 312' TO 201 E. Government Street soap from sliding off, but the together. I think this has when I am ready to pay.” -- hook-and-loop tape to attach E R/W 197, TH SELY Pensacola, FL 32502 petroleum jelly keeps the made goal-setting a priority O.B. in Indiana a tissue holder box vertically ALONG RD TO PT W (850) 429-7431 phone for them, and it has helped ●To keep dirt from sticking to the wall. I stick a box of OF POB, TH E 224' TO FL Bar: 0690090 inevitable sludge from POB, AS DES IN OR sticking to the soap dish, them learn the lesson of to your dustpan, try spraying it fabric softener sheets in it, BOOK 1147 PG 473, LEGAL 342 making my cleaning routine shared goals -- an important lightly with furniture polish. and they, too, are right where LESS OR BOOK 1807 Gulf Breeze News one for a large family.” -- Buff slightly and floor dirt will I need them.” -- T.K. in PG 1821 3/20, 27/08, 4/3, 10/08 much easier!” -- A.D. in Parcel ID: 13-3N-30- Idaho R.V.F. in Arizona slide right off. 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