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‘Assault on our Oil intensifies; Obama visits shores’ will be Officials aim “The good news is there doesn’t to improve fought vigorously seem to have been any new oil In the days since the BP oil spill began, coming in Tuesday. The bad news is response to the failure to stop the leak has caused that what is already in here could be incredible anger and frustration – especial- oil impacts ly for the people of the Gulf Coast strug- drifting around all summer.” gling to survive one of the worst environ- – Marco White BY SCOTT PAGE mental disasters in our nation’s history. Gulf Breeze News On Tuesday I visited Pensacola Beach, [email protected] and during the last few weeks I’ve been to the Gulf and met with people directly As President Obama visited impacted by this tragedy. I’ve heard sto- Pensacola Beach on Tuesday, ries from oystermen and shrimpers who state, local and BP officials are wondering where their next paycheck escalated response efforts to will come from. I’ve met business owners cope with intensified oil impacts who are seeing revenue dry up as the along the Northwest Florida number of tourists decline. And I’ve talked coastline. with Americans young and old who are “We’re going to be doing afraid that the ecosystem that has played everything we can – make sure such an important role in their lives will that there are skimmers out, there be damaged beyond repair. are booms out, and a response to These people don’t want excuses; they keep the oil offshore,” Obama want results. They want the leak stopped, said Tuesday after a briefing with the coastline protected, and the water U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad cleaned. They want their lives to go back Allen and local officials. to normal and their communities to be Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Efforts to prevent shoreline Marco White, a volunteer with the Gulf Breeze Police Department, documents the location of a large patch of made whole again. impacts, however, have been oil sheen, tar balls and thick brown mousse floating in Pensacola Bay on Tuesday morning. The oil was This is an assault on our shores. An largely unsuccessful to date. detected approximately 3 miles west of the Gulf Breeze shoreline. American way of life is at stake. And we Pensacola Pass was closed are doing everything in our power to repel Friday, June 11, with boom this assault – to stop the leak, to contain deployed to prevent oil from and clean up the spilled oil and to help the Commerce, commuters pinched entering Pensacola Bay, but that people of the Gulf Coast return to their strategy also was unsuccessful. was shut down through whose motorcade originat- owners. lives and their livelihoods as soon as pos- BY JOE CULPEPPER On Saturday, there were 14 sible. Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze to the eastern ed at the Crowne Plaza “You’re going to get a lot reports of tar balls on Navarre This leak is an unprecedented catastro- [email protected] end of the Naval Live Oaks Hotel in Pensacola and trav- of letters to the editor on Beach along with trash washing phe and a technical challenge unlike any preserve and on Pensacola eled through the city on the this,” Gulf Breeze resident ashore covered in oil. we’ve ever seen. That’s why we’re press- For more than 2½ hours Beach Road. way to and from Pensacola Doug Bass quipped as he On Monday, there were 22 ing for every possible remedy to keep oil Tuesday morning, Gulf It was all part of the Beach to meet with officials pedaled a bicycle along the confirmed oil debris reports for from flowing into the Gulf, and to capture Breeze Parkway was eerily heightened security detail dealing with the oil spill motorcade route past Gulf Pensacola Bay, Pensacola Pass as much as we can while relief wells are devoid of traffic as U.S. 98 for President Obama, and affected beach business See PINCHED, Page 3A and Santa Rosa Sound. drilled that will permanently stop the leak. Tammy Bohannon, a resident We are relying on a team of scientists of Pensacola Beach and and experts from our own laboratories and Chairman of the Santa Rosa from around the world – led by our Island Authority, reported oil Energy Secretary and Nobel Prize-winning breaching booms in Little Sabine physicist Steven Chu. And we’ve ordered Bay and Lafitte Cove. BP to send additional equipment to facili- “Oil is encroaching by wash- tate the capture of oil and the capping of ing under the boom,” Bohannon the well. said. But with so much oil already in the See WEEK 8, Page 3A Gulf – and more likely to spill before this Related inside catastrophe is over – we are also doing ■ Potential reimbursement everything in our power to protect the delays worry businesses, 4A coastline. That’s why, as we speak, the ■ Florida Emergency Bridge federal government is in the midst of the Loan Program activated, 4A largest cleanup effort in the nation’s histo- ■ Lifeguard Ambulance aids ry – an effort that began on the very first exhausted cleaning crews, 5A day of this spill, and one that will not end David Schulz/Gulf Breeze News ■ Opinion: Loss of sacred See OBAMA, Page 6A President Obama’s motorcade zooms past the Pensacola Beach sign in Gulf Breeze on Tuesday morning. ground prompts tears, 6A
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Thursday, June 17 Santa Rosa Island Authority Committee Gulf Breeze Architectural 5 p.m., SRIA Headquarters, 1 Via Review Board 6:30 p.m., City de Luna Drive, Council Chamber, 1070 Pensacola Beach Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Thursday, Monday, June 21 June 24 SRC Commission Committee 9 a.m., County SRC Commission Administrative Center, 6495 Regular 9 a.m., County Caroline Street, Milton Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Gulf Breeze City Council Milton 6:30 p.m., City Council Chamber, 1070 Shoreline SRC Commission Drive, Gulf Breeze Special Rezoning 9 a.m., County Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Tuesday, June 22 Milton Gulf Breeze City Board of Santa Rosa County School Submitted photo Adjustments 6:30 p.m., City Board 9 a.m., SRC School Council Chamber, 1070 Board Building, 5086 Canal Participating in groundbreaking ceremonies for the new $5 million Gulf Breeze Hospital expansion were, from left: Paul Snider, Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Member, GBH Community Board; Steve Zieman, D.D.S, Vice Chairman, GBH Community Board; Suzie Gilchrist, Member, Street Milton GBH Community Board; Al Stubblefield, CEO, Baptist Health Care; Bob Harriman, Administrator, Gulf Breeze Hospital; SVP, Baptist Health Care; Michael Mazenko, Chairman, GBH Community Board; David Kellen, M.D., Chief of Staff, Gulf Breeze Wednesday, June 23 Wednesday, June 23 Hospital; David Cleveland, Member, GBH Community Board; Shirley Brown, Member, GBH Community Board & Chairwoman, Chamber Board of Gulf Breeze City Council Baptist Medical Park Navarre Advisory Board; and Innes Richards, Member, GBH Community Board. Directors 11:30 a.m., Executive Committee 6:30 Chamber Conference Room, p.m., City Council Chamber, 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf GB Hospital celebrates silver anniversary Breeze Breeze Gulf Breeze Hospital is cele- Laenger is asso- present a free seminar on dia- brating 25 years of serving the HEALTH ciated with Sacred betes management on Thursday, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report community. Heart Medical June 24, from noon to 1 p.m. in Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Baptist Health Care (BHC) vice president. “This celebration Group’s Tiger the Rehabilitation Center at The opened the facility in June 1985 is very timely as we begin a $5 Point office in Club in Gulf Breeze. Felonies Navarre, burglary and larceny. to provide convenient access to million construction project to Gulf Breeze. The seminar will be present- 6/12/2010 hospital services for the resi- Fellowship in ed by Cynthia Leitschuck, a cer- increase capacity and continue 6/9/2010 Krueger, Curtis William, W/M, dents of south Santa Rosa, the ACP is an hon- Laenger tified diabetes educator with meeting the needs of our grow- Robles, Aaron James, H/M, 48, 7100 block of Manatee Escambia, Okaloosa and Walton orary designation Sacred Heart’s Diabetes ing community.” 25, 9600 block of Bonebluff Drive, Street, Navarre, violation of pro- counties. given to recognize ongoing Education Program. The semi- The expansion is adding two Navarre, assault and resisting an bation. The hospital is an integral individual service and contribu- nar will cover the signs and critical-care beds, 10 inpatient tions to the practice of medi- officer. 6/13/2010 part of the area’s economy and symptoms of diabetes as well as beds, a 1,200-square-foot physi- cine. It means that a physician 6/10/2010 Leffel, Stanley Louis, W/M, culture and has a long-standing cal therapy department and an has been recognized by other how to manage the disease and 45, 5400 block of Harmony Lane, its complications. McGuire, Steven Alan, W/M, record of top-rated patient and additional family waiting area. internists for excellence and Gulf Breeze, burglary. employee satisfaction. Each According to the Centers for 39, 3000 block of Safronia Completion is expected in early skill in medical practice, teach- Shores Road, Navarre, grand year employees and affiliated ing or research, and has demon- Disease Control and Prevention 2011. This project is the second theft. DUIs physicians care for thousands of major construction initiative for strated continuing scholarship (CDC), nearly 21 million patients, provide free education- and professional accomplish- Americans have diabetes melli- Patton, Anthony Richard, the hospital. In 2005, Gulf 6/7/2010 al and screening programs, and ments. tus, commonly referred to as W/M, 18, 7400 block of Harvest Breeze Hospital completed at Lainez, Joel Sorto, H/M, 24, support community outreach Laenger mentors students diabetes. About 6 million of Village Court, Navarre, larceny. $25.5 million project that more 3200 block of Santa Rosa Drive, and awareness efforts. The than doubled the original size of from Florida State University those people have no idea they Umholtz, Justin Wayne, W/M, College of Medicine and nurse Gulf Breeze, DUI. thriving Gulf Breeze Hospital the facility, created a separate have diabetes, and millions 29, 6700 block of Sea Gate Drive, practitioner students from the more are at risk of developing it. campus provides a wide range medical office building and University of South Alabama. If you have diabetes, your body of medical and health care serv- brought cancer services to the She has been involved in her Emergency Reports has problems converting the ices and is home to the Andrews peninsula. community as a volunteer at Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Institute for Orthopaedics & Oriole Beach Elementary food you eat into energy. If left Sports Medicine and the Ciano Laenger earns place school since 2003. Laenger also untreated, diabetes can damage Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue Cancer Institute. in prestigious ACP teaches religion classes at St. the eyes, kidneys, nerves, heart “We are proud to celebrate Ann Catholic Church. and blood vessels. For the week ending June 4, Gulf this milestone and look forward Dr. Susan G. Laenger, a Seating is limited, and pre- Breeze Fire and Rescue was Sacred Heart to host registration is encouraged. To called for 14 emergencies. These to many years to come,” said board-certified internal medi- incidents included 4 medical calls, Bob Harriman, Gulf Breeze cine physician, has been elected diabetes seminar register, call (850) 416-1620 or 1 water rescue, 1 motor vehicle Hospital/Andrews Institute to Fellowship in the American 1-877-416-1620. The Club is accident, 1 activated alarm, 1 administrator and BHC senior College of Physicians (ACP). Sacred Heart Hospital will located at 1230 Crane Cove. downed power line, and 5 dis- patched and canceled en route. To learn more about Gulf calls, 6 good intent/canceled on Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to scene or en route, and 3 false Assistant www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ alarms. NOTICE OF LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY firedept/index.html One house fire was on the 2600 principal block of Edmond Drive. The fire was AND CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARINGS Midway Fire District caused by lightning and was con- recovering fined to the point of origin. Mutual TO AMEND THE GULF BREEZE For the week ending June 10, aid was received from Gulf Breeze from accident Midway Fire District was called for Fire and Rescue, Holley Navarre COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 54 incidents. These emergencies Fire and Escambia Fire Rescue. included 3 building fires, 28 medical The other house fires occurred in Gulf Breeze High School assists, 1 motor vehicle accident the Holley Navarre Fire District. TO IMPLEMENT EVALUATION AND APPRAISAL Assistant Principal Becky with injuries, 5 motor vehicle acci- For more information about REPORT (EAR) RECOMMENDATIONS Brown is expected to make a full dents with no injuries, 1 child Midway Fire District, log on to recovery after falling from a locked in a vehicle, 7 service assist www.midwayfire.com. moving motor scooter. On Monday, June 21, 2010, beginning at 6:30 P.M., the Gulf Breeze City Council, acting While riding along Soundview as the Local Planning Agency (LPA), shall conduct a public hearing to consider recom- Trail with her husband, Jody, on ‘Hands’ event planned for mending the transmittal of Ordinance 03-10 amending the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) Saturday, Brown hit a bump in the and text to the City of Gulf Breeze Comprehensive Plan to implement the EAR recom- road, which caused her to lose June 26 on Pensacola Beach mendations. The hearing will be held in the Gulf Breeze City Hall Council Chambers, balance on the Hands Across the Sand, a in history. On Feb. 13, more scooter and fall to 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL, 32561. peaceful demonstration sup- than 10,000 people joined hands the roadway. porting clean energy and renew- on nearly 100 beaches along the The proposed amendments will: Although she was able and condemning offshore Gulf Coast. 1. Establish boundaries on the Future Land Use Map (FLUM). only traveling at oil drilling, will be held at noon The public is invited to begin about 10 miles per 2. Future Land Use Element addresses density, intensity and building height. on Saturday, June 26 at meeting at the pier at 11 a.m. on hour, the fall onto Pensacola Beach at the pier. June 26. The event will start at 3. Revise the following future land use categories on the FLUM for clarification Brown her left shoulder Participants will join hands noon. and consistency: caused her head to in hopes of creating the largest To learn more, log on to bounce on the pavement. Brown a. From "P" category to "Public Facilities/Institutional" and "Parks/Recreation" anti-offshore drilling gathering www.handsacrossthesand.org. suffered a gash on her head and b. From "R-1AA" and "R-1A" to "Low-Density Residential" lost consciousness. She was not c. From "R-1," "TH" and "R-C" categories to "Medium-Density Residential" wearing a helmet. ‘Relay’ building toward 2011 and "High Density Residential" Brown regained conscious- ness and was transported to the Have you been touched by Southern Families, the parent d. From "C-1" and C-2" categories to "Commercial" hospital where a neurosurgeon cancer? Do you have the pas- company of Food World and e. Add Neighborhood Business evaluated her injuries. She sion for the Relay for Life Bruno’s, will offer Panhandle event? Fresh products in 20 stores from 4. Revise text in the Future Land Use, Transportation, Housing, Infrastructure, received several stitches in her head and was kept at the hospital If so, your help is needed. Mobile to Dothan, Ala. The Conservation, Coastal Management, Recreation and Open Space, for evaluation. Organizers are forming the 2011 stores began stocking and sell- Intergovernmental Coordination and Capital Improvements elements. Brown is expected to resume Relay committee team and ing these products Tuesday. her duties at the high school looking for people that want to Panhandle Fresh Marketing Interested parties may submit written comments at or before the public hearings or within a few weeks. help cure cancer and put on this Association, a program of ■ A Navarre bicyclist was annual event. TEAM Santa Rosa Economic attend the public hearings to be heard by the City Council regarding the amendments. critically injured Monday after- A committee rally is sched- Development Council, works to A complete copy of the proposed amendments may be inspected by any interested per- noon when he was hit by a vehi- uled for Tuesday, June 22. If provide fresh and local produce son Monday-Friday, 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M., in the office of the City Clerk, 1070 Shoreline cle on U.S. Highway 98 at you are interested in attending to shoppers conveniently where Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL, 32561. Or on the City Website: www.cityofgulfbreeze.com. Panhandle Trail in Navarre. and learning more about how they already shop. With this Terry Sims, 49, was riding his you can help, please contact program, locally grown produce bike on the north shoulder of Shannon Westmoreland at 501- such as corn, tomatoes, peppers In accordance with Section 286.0105, F.S., any person who desires to appeal any deci- Navarre Parkway when a pickup 1974 or shannon@baysidecolli- and more will be available. The sion made at this meeting or hearing will need a record of the proceedings and, for this driven by 16-year-old Victor sion.com for more information. supply is grown in the regional purpose, may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made which Byers of Navarre veered and hit ■ Food World and Bruno’s area including, but not limited includes testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Sims, who was not wearing a supermarkets across northwest to, Santa Rosa County. helmet. Byers was ticketed for Florida will soon carry For more information, visit careless driving. Panhandle Fresh produce. www.panhandlefresh.com.
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ELECTIONS WEEK 8: Allen establishes Florida deputy incident commander Continued from page 1A shoreline. One GBPD volunteer munities. The federal government ty decided that area is Gulf impacts throughout Northwest Gray exits, believes this oil had been sloshing also is setting up a new incident Breeze. Florida. On Sunday, volunteers with around in the bay for days. management team in Tallahassee. According to NOAA projec- Despite the challenges, the Naile files for the Gulf Breeze Police “The good news is there does- “All this is designed to make tions, relatively weak winds, low City of Gulf Breeze will continue Department located oil sheen and n’t seem to have been any new oil sure that on the federal response seas and low rain chances were to do everything within its means School Board tar balls in Pensacola Bay while coming in (on Tuesday),” said we are able to work and make expected through today, which to protect the City’s shorelines Two-term incumbent Ed on a daily patrol mission. Though Marco White. “The bad news is decisions at a local level in was favorable for surface oil and waters. Gray III of Gulf Breeze the sighting was reported to that what is already in here could response to the suggestions of recovery operations. However, “We’re doing our best;” Eddy announced Monday that he will Unified Command, no response be drifting around all summer.” people who know the communi- south-southwest winds are said. “We’ve been doing our best not seek re-election to the was launched for nearly three A small amount of sheen on ties best and know the waters expected to cause additional since the very beginning.” Santa Rosa County School hours. Tuesday also had breached the best,” Obama said. Board for District 5, which The lack of a response prompt- boom protecting Deadman’s “My expectation is that we’re includes Gulf Breeze, Tiger ed the City of Gulf Breeze to Island. going to see a lot of good ideas Point and Midway. employ its 48-inch skimmer to The sightings and subsequent coming from the local area that Candidates for non-judicial collect the oil. City Manager response efforts raised questions we can implement right away, as county races began qualifying Edwin ‘Buz’ Eddy and about the flow of information and opposed to waiting until it goes Monday and have through noon Community Services Director response coordination between all the way to the top.” Friday to com- and Fire Chief Shane Carmichael local officials and Unified On Saturday a staff member plete the process were onboard during the cleanup. Command. As a result, steps have from Santa Rosa County to run in the Aug. “We went out and found some been taken to facilitate input from Emergency Management was 24 primary elec- greasy, sticky patches,” Eddy local officials and create a more placed in Unified Command in tion. The general said. “We were concerned with efficient flow of information and Mobile to represent Santa Rosa, election will be the response, so we went and ideas to Unified Command. Escambia and Okaloosa counties. Tuesday, Nov. 2. cleaned it up.” Allen on Tuesday appointed Unified Command on Monday Deputy Incident Commanders for asked county officials to prioritize Gray Gray has repre- Another large patch of sheen, sented District 5 tar balls and thick mousse was Alabama, Florida and Mississippi what area they would like to see since Gov. Jeb Bush appointed located in Pensacola Bay on to further increase interaction double-boomed to try to keep oil him in the spring of 2002. Tuesday morning, approximately with local governments and better from coming into the beach and Since that appointment, voters 3 miles west of the Gulf Breeze meet the needs of individual com- shore area. On Tuesday, the coun- elected Gray to additional two terms. His current term expires : in November. TRAFFIC Added to economic stress School Board candidates must live in a designated dis- Continued from page 1A trict, but voters countywide decide who serves on the five Breeze News’ office shortly School Board seats. after 8 a.m. Gray said he wants to spend Traffic was halted on U.S. 98 more time with his family. His about 30 minutes earlier than oldest daughter has marriage the previously announced time plans, and his youngest daugh- of 8 a.m. Obama’s entourage ter is nearing the completion of rolled through the city at about high school. He said he will 8:50 before arriving on the remain involved and engaged beach minutes later. As the in addressing the issues facing motorcade crossed Three Mile the School Board until his Bridge, strands of orange boom departure in November. in Pensacola Bay were observed Tom Naile, a long-time area by the traveling press corps. resident and administrator of At the beach, Obama and St. Ann Catholic Church, has Florida Gov. Charlie Crist qualified to seek Gray’s seat. walked to the water’s edge, Naile has chaired the educa- talking and pointing toward the tional task forces sponsored by horizon. Three boats could be the Gulf Breeze Chamber of seen in the Gulf. The President Commerce, served on the then met Mike and Laura Oriole Beach Elementary Pinzone, owners of the Beach School Advisory Council, and Pier snack bar, before getting a chaired many projects spon- 50-minute briefing from U.S. sored by the Gulf Breeze Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen. Optimist Club. He also mentors Several hundred yards away, students through the Santa people chanted “Save our Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Rosa Education beach! Save our beach!” A United States Coast Guard cutter heads toward Foundation. Obama then left Casino Pensacola Pass to search for oil as the majestic Pensacola Naile retired as Beach and proceeded in his Lighthouse rises above the treeline at the Naval Air Station. an officer in the motorcade back through Gulf U.S. Navy. He Breeze at 10:10 a.m. on the way Beach Road. Motorists trying to not attend,” Emling said. “Thus, to an appearance at Pensacola began a medical get to Pensacola via Garcon we had to eat the extra labor to Naval Air Station. Traffic was billing service in Point Bridge were stuck in reschedule for the customers reopened on U.S. 98 minutes 1983 that was snail-paced traffic for 30-40 that could not get here. Naile later. later sold to a sub- minutes or more. “It was a waste of citizens’ Some local residents were sidiary of McKesson Co., one Not everyone was steamed interest. Obama did nothing to not happy. of the nation’s largest corpora- about the disruption, however. help the beach by being here “I was not able to open my tions providing various prod- “At first it seemed to be an and walking around town. He store at 10 a.m. because of road ucts and services related to inconvenience. I came into Gulf only added to economic stress closure and employees not healthcare. Following his exit Breeze at 7:30 and still was by closing down the only access being able to get to work,” Elite from the corporate world, he turned around (by police),” to many small businesses.” Repeats boutique owner Lisa devoted significant time to Paula Phillips said. “However, I Compton said. “In a time when civic clubs including being past went back and politely asked an all small businesses are trying president and district governor officer at 9 a.m. what the status to survive – without our tourists of the Optimist Club. was, and he told me to go on – I cannot believe that the Offices to be filled this cam- through. I was at work in Gulf administration found it neces- Breeze one hour late. I don’t paign season include on the fed- sary to close off our major thor- eral level seats in the U.S. think that one hour (was) too oughfare for commerce just so much to ask for the protection Senate and House of they could have three hours for Representatives; state level, of a country’s leader.” the President to go to the beach. Chuck Emling said The Club Governor, Attorney General, “Why not fly him in a heli- Chief Financial Officer, had summer camp activities copter so that he can accurately going on in addition to his reg- Agriculture Commissioner; see the sheen in the water? . . . state senators in even-numbered ular business operations. Many This is very frustrating! But the of his campers and employees districts; state representatives in good news is that I did get some all districts; judicial races and could not get to the Crane Cove house chores accomplished so location as usual. constitutional amendments. that I can work even harder to On the county level, District “We had to double up on staff recoup the lost hours of busi- costs to pay for lessons, clinics, seats 1, 3 and 5 on the School ness.” Board will be decided in addition camps and activities that were Local businessman Jim planned, and customers could to District 2 and 4 seats on the Nitterauer of GridSouth County Commission; County Networks was blunt and to the Judge; seats in the Midway, point. Holley-Navarre and Avalon fire “People should be outraged!” districts; and Blackwater Soil he said. “They had the nerve to Conservation members. disrupt everyone’s day with a Gulf Breeze residents will massive traffic closure. How cast votes for Mayor and three many thousands of people were City Council seats. negatively impacted by this Milton will elect a Mayor visit?” and four Council representa- One resident e-mailed Gulf tives; and Jay will elect a Breeze News to report that traf- Mayor, Clerk and two Council fic was backed up on U.S. 98 representatives. from the preserve to Oriole
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Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News BP response contractors on Friday, June 11 prepare booming material to be placed in Malcolm Whitman navigates the Gulf Breeze The City on Thursday, June 10 deployed Pensacola Pass in an attempt to prevent more oil from entering Pensacola Bay. By Sunday, Police/Fire Department boat on a daily oil booms across bayou entrances to protect large globs of oil were discovered creeping ever closer to Gulf Breeze’s western shore. patrol run on Friday, June 11. inland waters. Gilmore Bayou is pictured here. Reimbursement delays worry businesses
BY PAM BRANNON Bruce said that will put some dropping property values and the President Obama requesting that Gulf Breeze News small businesses out of business need for some tax relief for individ- the Jones Act be waived immediate- [email protected] and cause many layoffs for larger uals without penalizing school ly to allow foreign ships into the businesses. boards and county government Gulf to help. United States Sen. George “We handle about 150 rental budgets. LeMieux met privately with LeMieux got an earful last Friday properties, mostly on the beach,” LeMieux also spoke with local Santa Rosa County Administrator while visiting Navarre Beach as she said. “We have already received fishing boat captains about the loss Hunter Walker and Commissioner part of his tour of Gulf Coast com- about 40- to 50-percent cancellation of business they are experiencing Gordon Goodin of Navarre. munities being threatened by the on those rentals for June. A check and how the oil in the Gulf stream LeMieux later traveled to Gulf oil spill. for $5,000 is not going to help us is affecting fishermen. LeMieux Perdido Key and met with Florida Ira Mae Hewatt Bruce of pay the maintenance staff, cleaning was asked why foreign skimmers Department of Environmental Century 21 Island View told crews and people who keep us had not been allowed into the Protection (DEP) officials and U. S. LeMieux that the payment plan set going on the beach. If we have to United States to help remove the oil Rep. Jeff Miller. Ken Lundberg, a up by BP for reimbursement of wait 60 to 90 days for reimburse- before it hit the beaches and fishing member of LeMieux’s staff, said businesses is going to cause a seri- ment, then we will have to make areas. Monday that the group only had to ous problem. some really, really difficult deci- “There is a federal law – the travel about a quarter-mile on “We do have a local BP repre- sions concerning our business.” Jones Act – that does not allow for- Perdido Key beaches before they sentative set up here in Navarre,” Bruce’s office is offering dis- eign-flag ships to sail and work in ran into unweathered oil. They were she said. “He told me we needed to counts on rentals to try to lure peo- our waters,” LiMieux said. “Now I told by one DEP official that a new bring in our proofs of cancellations ple to the beach. want to know why that law has not plume had just been discovered off on rentals and losses we have LeMieux, 41, a Republican and been waived by now, as it was Perdido Key that morning. incurred for any month at the end of the youngest seated U.S. senator, immediately after Katrina, to get Weathered oil comes ashore as that month, and it would take from said he would do everything within those ships in here.” tar balls and is easily cleaned up. Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News 30 to 45 days to reimburse us for his power to see that BP speeds up LeMieux said no oil skimmers Some were found on Navarre U.S. Sen. George LeMieux (left) and Santa the losses. He said the local office the reimbursement process. should be sitting idle anywhere in Beach. But Perdido is experiencing Rosa Commissioner Gordon Goodin listen to a can only write checks for up to County Property Appraiser Greg the world that could be used here. unweathered oil, which is staining citizen’s concerns Saturday at Navarre Beach. $5,000.” Brown voiced concern about the On Monday, he sent a letter to the white sand. Fla. Emergency Bridge Loan Program activated
In an effort to assist business- Applications for businesses es impacted by the Gulf oil are now available. To receive an spill, Gov. Charlie Crist has application or more information activated Florida’s Small on the program, contact the Business Emergency Bridge Office of Tourism, Trade and Loan Program that provides Economic Development at emergency, short-term loans to (850) 487-2568. established small businesses in The Emergency Bridge Loan Santa Rosa and Escambia coun- program is in addition to a fed- ties as well as 24 other designat- eral loan program that was ed counties under a state of approved May 14. The federal emergency because of the spill. Economic Injury Disaster Loan Short-term loans of up to can help eligible small business- $25,000 will be available to es meet the necessary financial owners of small businesses (less obligations they could have met, than 100 employees) in counties had the disaster not occurred. impacted by the oil spill. The Interest rates for businesses and interest-free loans come in small agricultural cooperatives terms of 12-month maturities. are as low as 4 percent, and for To be eligible, a business owner non-profit organizations rates must have been operational for are as low as 3 percent, with one full year prior to April 20, terms up to 30 years. Affected 2010, and demonstrate physical business owners can visit the damage or economic injury as a SBA at www.sba.gov/services/ result of the oil spill. disasterassistance.
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BY PAM BRANNON ly after 10 a.m. Friday. And 90 Kimbrell said Monday. “It has between 100 and 300 workers seconds after we had boots on "We expect disaster teams to be on Navarre become a model for the for BP cleaning up beaches Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the ground there, we had our Beach anywhere from three to 18 months." Panhandle. We are working with between Eglin and Perdido Key, first emergency call for help.” – Jason Kimbrell, Lifeguard Ambulance Mike Weaver in Pensacola on a depending on what is needed British Petroleum is paying Kimbrell said the Lifeguard mutual-aid basis, too. If they from the reports being received Santa Rosa County-based team has treated an average of Dr. Kim Landry of Gulf Breeze, es since last Friday have need our help, we will be there. any given day. Heat exhaustion Lifeguard Ambulance to bring five people a day. has worked out there.” remained at 99 degrees or more, If we need help from them, they and dehydration are a real prob- its disaster team and mobile “Sunday, we actually had Staffing is dependent on the so staffing of the Disaster are ready to help. But it has not lem with the temperatures and infirmary to the beaches of seven patients and transport- heat index, which has been bru- Infirmary and command post is been decided yet if they are heat indexes we have been Santa Rosa County as medical ed one to the hospital by tal over the past week. Level four, with at least two para- going to set up a similar site on experiencing.” support for the oil spill clean-up ambulance,” he said. “Of One staffing is for temperatures medics and two EMTs. Pensacola Beach.” Kimbrell expects the assign- workers. course, if a visitor to the below 79 degrees and requires Kimbrell said Lifeguard is Monday, Lifeguard still was ment to be a long one. “We got the green light from beach needs our help, we only one paramedic on site. covering all beaches from Eglin upgrading the command post “Right now we are expecting BP last Friday,” said Jason have our regular ambulance Level Two is for temps 79-89 Air Force Base through the and infirmary, getting tempo- the disaster teams to be in place Kimbrell, Regional Operations crews there that are always and requires a paramedic and National Seashore to the rary power to the site. on Navarre Beach anywhere Manager for Lifeguard. “We assigned to that area. EMT. Level Three is for temps entrance of Pensacola Beach. “Right now, we go out there from three to 18 months,” he had our disaster team on “We always have four disas- between 89 and 99 and requires “We are getting really good about 6 a.m. and leave when the said. “So this week we are hold- Navarre Beach 90 minutes after ter-trained personnel at the com- two paramedics and two EMTs. positive feedback from the BP clean-up crews leave, which is ing disaster response training we got approval from BP, short- mand post. Even our physician, Temperatures and heat index- safety officers already,” about dark,” he said. “There are for more of our staff.”
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Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Two barges loaded with oiled boom and other saturated absorbent materials depart the north shore of Santa Rosa Island near Fort Pickens en route to the BP clean-up processing operation at Bayou Chico in Pensacola. Property Appraiser appeals for tax relief
BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News YOU CAN HELP [email protected] To support Brown’s Santa Rosa County’s call for special session, Property Appraiser wants tax visit www.srcpa.org relief this year for individuals Click on “oil spill” to Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News and businesses affected by the send a letter to legisla- Boats work in tandem to collect tar balls and syrupy oil goo oil spill. s tor . from the Gulf just off the southern shore of the Fort Pickens But Greg Brown does not area late last week. Clean-up crews worked the beach. want to cause problems for “The time for wait-and-see school boards, methodology is over,” Brown in revenues. tax increases.” cities or county said. “If we don’t take quick “Without BP’s financial abil- Brown said under existing government budg- action now, we will have reac- ity to pay for the clean-up and law none of the loss in property Offices for Lease ets when property $ $ tion like we had after Hurricane loss of revenue claims, our state values would show until the MO. MO. values are 800 1,370 Ivan. We can see what kind of will be faced with an unbeliev- 2011 tax rolls. MLS# 383638 MLS# 368482 decreased to problems that caused.” able and impossible task of pay- “Only with the authority 3406 Santa Rosa Dr. 3408 Santa Rosa Dr. obtain that relief. Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Brown also sent a letter June ing for the enormous cata- from the legislature can we 770 SF Easy access to 1,492 SF Previously a Therefore, he has Hwy 90 Nice space! medical office. Brown 10 to Alex Sink, Florida’s Chief strophic environmental oil spill decrease the property values and been pushing since Financial Officer, pointing out for years to come. This will give some property tax relief May for a special session of the reasons for a special session also cause the residents of the this year for people who own state legislature as soon as pos- now. affected counties to face even property or businesses along the sible to not only give the author- In the letter, Brown wrote: more hardships by possibly Gulf Coast,” Brown told Gulf Residential and Commercial ity to local property appraisers Cell: “Should there be a continued having to pay for the cleanup or Breeze News. 850 to lower property values now, -384-7607 decline in the stock value of BP deal with the environmental “But at the same time, we www.denrem.com but also to have the state bill [email protected] (as being speculated by Matt cleanup individually. The don’t want to hurt school boards British Petroleum (BP) now for Simmons in ‘Fortune Online’) counties may lose the ability to and other governments who the losses in property tax result- or a declared bankruptcy, then pay for adequate services to its depend on those property taxes ing from the Gulf oil spill. this will leave all of the citizens citizens by being overwhelmed in their budgets. So we also Brown said he believes it is a of Florida, Alabama, with cost of cleanup, and they need the state legislature to bill crucial step in recovery of the Mississippi and Louisiana with will be forced to pass enormous BP now for those losses so those Gulf Coast to have that special the burden of clean-up and loss costs to their citizens through budgets will not be harmed.” session. “I contacted people in Tallahassee for weeks about Linda Taylor Murphy having a special session,” Brown said last weekend. “Now, Chris Jones, property appraiser of Escambia County, has joined me in the push. Chris and I traveled to Tallahassee to Presents: meet with some of the gover- nor’s cabinet to talk about the Ladies’ Evening Out need for a special session. Now, Pete Smith, Okaloosa Property Come enjoy an evening with author Appraiser, has joined us in Kathleen Vestal Logan, M.S., M.A. of pushing for the special session.” Now’s the time to make “Second Blooming for Women: Growing a Life As reported in Gulf Breeze a real estate purchase. 0000229699 News last week, Brown and a a That Matters After Fifty” Jones sent a joint letter June 2 to C ll Tod y Women’s Health Care Gov. Charlie Crist, Speaker of cell: 850-748-0865 • Gynecologic Issues • Menopausal Symptoms nd the Florida House Larry Cretul, office: 850-934-3233 Tuesday, June 22 · 5:30 p.m. • Cosmetic GYN Solutions • Hormones and Senate President Jeff 101 McAbee Court • Management for Urinary Incontinence • Birth Control Options Atwater asking for either an Gulf Breeze executive order for immediate Karen Kennedy, MD Laura Sigler, ARNP tax relief for loss of property RSVP (850) 934-1061 Gynecology Board Certifi ed Certifi ed in Women’s Health values along the Gulf Coast or a Registered Pharmacist special session of the Florida Refreshments will be served. i aM Rea e s e 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 • 850.916.7766 legislature. L nd urphy ltor@b ll outh.n t
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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 By Scott Page Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 Sunday is Father’s www.gulfbreezenews.com Day. What is your 2008 Florida Press Association father’s name and Award Winner ■ Honorable Mention - Sports what makes him so ■ Third Place - Front Page Makeup special?
CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Joe Culpepper OBAMA: ‘We must not slow down, lose focus’ SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson Continued from page 1A In addition, the Justice SALES Department has launched a “Neil Bethell. He is always Rusti Fontaine until the Gulf has been criminal investigation into the there for me when I need him.” Cindy Kennedy restored. explosion, and the Department Caitlin Bethell I have authorized 17,500 of the Interior is overhauling Navarre OFFICE MANAGER members of the National the Minerals Management Karen Murphy Guard, and more than 24,700 Service, the agency responsible ART DIRECTOR people are currently working for overseeing oil drilling in Denise Lukas around the clock, across four this country, so those responsi- states, to help contain the oil ble for the safety of the oil rigs GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION and clean the mess. Ultimately, BP is responsi- quickly. For those who find and the protection of our coasts David Schulz More than 5,500 vessels are ble for causing this horrific themselves running into a wall are not under the thumb of the CONTRIBUTORS assisting in the effort, and more disaster, and we will hold with BP, we also have a team oil companies. Betty Archer Allen than 5 million feet of boom are them fully accountable and on the ground to make sure BP I understand the frustration Bette Boyle soaking up oil and protecting demand that they pay back is meeting their responsibilities. and anger the people of the Pam Brannon sensitive waters and habitat. BP every dime they owe for the Anyone having trouble with BP Gulf Coast are feeling. I share Scott Page has now captured more than 4.6 damage they’ve caused and should call the Coast Guard at it. But instead of allowing Jack Kale million gallons of oil from the the lives they’ve disrupted. 1-800-280-7118, and further feelings of anger and frustra- Gulf waters – in addition to 3.8 They’ve agreed to cover the assistance is available through tion to overwhelm our efforts, Member: million gallons of oil burned costs for the people, property a host of other sources outlined we must stay focused on the “Greg Metcalfe. He takes me fun Florida Press Association and 18.5 million gallons of oily and natural resources impact- at www.disasterassistance.gov. work at hand. We must not places and helps me out a lot.” water skimmed from the sur- slow down or lose focus until James Metcalfe National Newspaper Assn. ed by the spill — and we will But, beyond the current dis- face. And we have approved make sure they deliver on that aster, we also have an obliga- this leak is capped and the London, U.K. Gulf Breeze Area Chamber the construction of new barrier promise. Bureaucratic red tape tion to prevent a tragedy like communities that have been of Commerce (“2003 Small islands, paid for by BP, to try to must not stop people affected this from ever happening again. devastated by this catastrophe Business of the Year”) stop oil before it reaches shore. by the spill from getting the That’s why I’ve named an inde- are restored. Pensacola Beach Chamber These steps address the help they deserve. pendent commission to deter- We owe it to the people of of Commerce immediate crisis, but our com- BP has set up a Web site – mine what steps need to be the Gulf to bring this ordeal to Pensacola Chamber mitment to the people of the www.bp.com/claims – and a taken to prevent another spill an end, and we owe it to the of Commerce Gulf Coast goes much deeper. toll-free number – 1-800-440- like this one. Where the laws American people to make sure In the months and years ahead, 0858 – open 24 hours a day, are insufficient to prevent it never happens again. Navarre Tourist ■ Development Council we will stand with you to seven days a week for people another spill, we’ll change This article, written Monday, Santa Rosa County Chamber restore, rehabilitate and revital- to file their claims. We are them. Where oversight has of Commerce ize the region. And together, we pushing BP to do everything been inadequate, we’ll was supplied to Gulf Breeze will finish the job. possible to pay out those claims strengthen it. News by The White House. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We “Richard Scotto. He is an do not accept letters containing Loss of sacred ground prompts tears incredible Italian chef.” a personal attack on any indi- Shelly Pittman I am a native Floridian, and I officers turned and walked away. vidual. Letters must be limited Gulf Breeze to one per month from an indi- absolutely love this area and A police helicopter flew over us vidual writer. If we receive form Pensacola Beach. As a child, my three times, and I felt like I was letters, we will print only the first family spent the summers on East in BP of America instead of the one we receive. Include your Bay. I have crabbed, fished and United States of America. name, address and daytime enjoyed these waters since child- It was raining last week and phone number. hood. my granddaughter said, “You My heart is breaking over know, the angels are crying. CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze what is happening with the Gulf They are crying because of what News is committed to accuracy oil spill, and I am trying to make We cherish this place so much made sign in protest of what has (BP has) done to the ocean.” and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or some sense of it. But I can’t. that we marry those we love on happened. I sat in my beach chair I teared up and said, “Yes, I clarification. Please email us If it was an accident, maybe I our beaches. We baptize our chil- and bothered no one. Several know, and your Grammy is cry- at [email protected] could understand it, but it was- dren in these waters, entrust the people walked past and took a ing with them.” with the subject line n’t. It was because of greed that ashes of our love ones, and we picture and spoke of their love of ■ CORRECTION or our Gulf is dying. laugh, cry and pray together. This the water and wildlife, too. Delores (Dee) Pittman is a “John Pope. He is my best CLARIFICATION. Or, call As I sat by the shore last is not just a body of water. This is Suddenly, several law enforce- local professional photographer. (850) 932-8986 during friend. We love to travel togeth- week, I thought to myself, “BP sacred ground to us! ment officers were coming down Send comments to her via Gulf office hours and ask for er.” really doesn’t get it.” They have Breeze News at news@gulf news or sports departments. Last week, I wanted to do the walkway. People around me Rachel Pope ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze no clue. something so I carried a home- got out their cameras, and the breezenews.com. Gulf Breeze News will not be responsible for quality or discoloration in ads provided by the advertiser or its agents. Resource Forum planned for June 24 Gulf Breeze News is published The TEAM Santa Rosa offers workshops on Social served as director of the weekly on Thursdays for $30 Economic Development BUSINESS Media, Generations in the Governor’s Office of Tourism, per year by Gulf Breeze News Publishing, Inc. Periodical Council is joining forces with Workplace, Do-it-Yourself Trade and Economic postage paid at Gulf Breeze, the Pensacola Bay Area ed through Friday, June 18. Marketing, Exporting, Development. Florida. USPS # 021819. Chamber of Commerce to pres- In an effort to help revive Workforce Opportunities, The cost is $30 per person Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- ent ‘Business Resource Forum business during a weak eco- Surviving and Thriving in and includes breakfast, lunch tions. POSTMASTER: Please 2010’ on Thursday, June 24 at nomic climate, TEAM has col- Difficult Times, and a Best and refreshments throughout send address changes to Practices Plenary. Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box the Andrews Institute. laborated with the Pensacola the day. To register, contact 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. The event will start at 8 a.m. Chamber to bring businesses in The event will also feature Kara Melendez via e-mail at “Steve Violette. He always takes All content is copyrighted and conclude at 4:30 p.m. at the two-county area a resource keynote speaker Dr. Dale Brill kmelendez@pensacolacham- good care of us.” 2010. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 17, 2010 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Calvary Chapel collects pantry items
Calvary Chapel-Gulf Breeze will be collecting food and other personal-care items on Sunday, June 20 to help local families in need. The Food Pantry Drive will feature containers set up in the church foyer at 1122 Oriole Beach Road for the congrega- tion and pub- AITH lic to make F donations of items that have been requested by local food pantries. Any and all donations will be appreciated, but items such as canned fruits, canned meats, dried and canned pasta, dried Shannon Pickett/Special to Gulf Breeze News beans, baby food, breakfast Good Shepherd Lutheran Church recently turned their youngest congregants loose on their items, powdered milk, canned tricycles for a morning of fun. Showing off for the camera are, from left: Zachary Pickett, Summer Fun Begins or boxed products, peanut but- Jonathan Mellette, Aiden Arguello, Geneive Jones, Rachel Hebert and Wavel Hudson. ter, toothpaste and toothbrushes, With Great Clothes! toilet paper, hand sanitizer, Wednesday, July 14. of either campus. soap, shampoo, feminine prod- ■ There will be training on For more information on So much to choose from ...Why shop anywhere else? ucts, diapers (newborn and size GOD’S WORD Monday, June 21 at 6 p.m. in the these or any other programs of www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com 4), wet wipes, socks, underwear Fellowship Hall of the Fairpoint the church, call 932-3594, 916- Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. and coupons are suggested. Let us draw near Campus for all disaster response 1660, or visit www.gbumc.org. Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) To learn more, contact with a true heart in volunteers including oil crisis M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM (850) Calvary Chapel of Gulf Breeze full assurance of and hurricane response. The St. Augustine’s 934-00492 at (850) 932-8197 or visit faith, having our Good Neighbor Network will Episcopal Church www.ccgulfbreeze.com. present plans already in place. hearts sprinkled from To learn more, call 932-3594. The public is invited to fun, Gulf Breeze United an evil conscience, ■ Dribble, dribble, SHOOT! fellowship and fish on Saturday, Methodist Church and our bodies Kids in fifth through ninth grade June 26 when St. Augustine of washed with pure can sign up now for the summer Canterbury Episcopal Church in Gulf Breeze United water. basketball clinic at the Navarre will host a fish fry. Methodist Church’s Brave Soundside Campus. The event will begin at 2 Hearts supporting our troops Hebrews 10:22 It’s the perfect chance to p.m. at the church with pro- overseas there will be providing work on basketball fundamen- ceeds to benefit both Episcopal the book ‘Psalm 91’ for the pub- tals and will run from Monday, Relief and Development as lic to purchase, inscribe with a sending on June 27 and July 4. June 28 through Thursday, well as the parish. The cost personal message, and send to a ■ The public is invited to July 1. Boys and girls entering for adults is $6 for adults, $3 soldier, all for $5. register now for the ‘Rock of grades 5 and 6 will be 8 to 10 for children. This book offers promises of Ages’ high school worship a.m. Girls entering grades 7-9 St. Augustine’s is located at God’s protection and goes verse camp July 19-23 from 12:30 to from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 7810 Navarre Parkway in by verse offering peace. Books 4 p.m. at the Fairpoint Campus. boys entering grades 7-9 from Navarre next to Lewis Funeral can be ordered on Sunday, June The registration fee is $100. 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The cost is Home. For more information, 20 at the Fairpoint Campus that There is a sibling discount. $25 per child. Pick up a regis- call 939-2261 between 9 a.m. will be ready for signing and Registration will close tration form at the front desk until 1 p.m. Pump prices could rise Average retail gasoline prices in Pensacola/Gulf Breeze have GAS WATCH fallen 3.3 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.57 on Rev. Rory Hermann U.S. inventories of crude Monday. This compared with Good Shepherd Lutheran Church decreased by 1.8 million bar- the national average that had rels, 100 thousand barrels more fallen 1.9 cents in the last week than analysts expected for the to $2.70 a gallon, according to Grow where you’re planted week ending June 4. U.S. crude May 27th - August 21st gasoline price website inventories are now around 361 PensacolaGasPrices.com. An Interactive Hands-On Our congregation participat- days prior to the Expo my million barrels according to the Children’s Exhibition ed in the Gulf Breeze Chamber seedlings were short, spindly, Local prices Monday were Energy Department. Crude oil of Commerce Family Expo in and nearly leafless. Thus, I pur- 1.9 cents per gallon lower than closed last Friday at $73.78 a April. We received free use of chased marigolds at a local the same day one year ago and barrel. Ask about our Summer Camp an outside exhibition space, nursery. They went quickly the are 24.1 cents per gallon lower “Investors are looking for and Birthday Party opportunities! provided we offered an activity day of the event. Even adults than a month ago. any news the global recovery is Call 850.432-6247 for children. I thought long were asking for them. The national average has still on track,” said Jessica for times and fees about this since I didn’t want to However, I was stuck with a decreased 18 cents per gallon Brady of AAA. “Consumers can do something similar to other tray of wildflowers. My wife during the last month and stands expect to see average retail 407 South Jefferson Street organizations. I decided we planted them in the front gar- 5.9 cents per gallon higher than gasoline prices increase this this week a year ago. week in response to the $2.27 Monkey King: A Story from China is a part of would offer children a flower den. They grew quickly and the Asian Exhibit initiative, funded by the Freeman to transplant and take it home produced beautiful flowers. Florida’s average price is increase in the price of crude Foundation and administered by the Association of Children’s Museums. for the garden or give to Mom. These flowers give joy to us $2.64. oil.” The exhibition was developed by the Children’s Museum of Manhattan. I started wildflower seeds in and to our neighbors. trays of small peat pots. My My point for this month is intention was for the children that many times our plans are to plant the seedlings in larger not God’s. Events do not go the pots with labels: Good way we want or expect. Shepherd Lutheran Church – Nonetheless, we can flourish Growing Families and where God plants us and give Transforming Lives. joy to the people around us. It was a good idea, but two PJC’s Martin bound for Edison Pensacola Junior College overseeing awarding of Vice President for Student Universal Scholarships; and Affairs James Martin has serving as liaison for PJC stu- been selected as president of dent volunteerism with various Edison State College in Fort community organizations Myers. including Manna, Northwest Martin’s last Florida Blood Services and official day at PJC Covenant Hospice. is July 15. He has Martin has served on the served in his cur- board of directors for multiple rent position for organizations including the Gulf seven years. Breeze Chamber of Commerce, His PJC Martin Covenant Hospice and accomplishments Covenant Hospice Foundation, include creating the New Manna and Northwest Florida Student Information Center; Blood Services Foundation. He implementing “Pirate Mobile” – also served as vice president for the college-wide text messaging Commissions, Florida system; redesigning the aca- Association of Community demic student advising process; Colleges.
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Project Graduation is an annual substance-free, alcohol-free celebration for the high school graduates following their commence- ment ceremony at the Civic Center. The all-night event allows graduating seniors to celebrate with their friends one last time, in a fun, healthy atmosphere, while emphasizing that alcohol and drugs are not necessary to have a good time. The 2010 celebration was hosted by The Hangout in Gulf Shores; AL. Seniors had a private concert by the band Between the Trees, a show by illusionist Amon Blair tattoo artists, tarot card readers, beach games, a scavenger hunt, karaoke, a dance off, a DJ, a mid- night buffet and even a little swing dancing! Committee Chair Persons, The Hangout, PTSO committee co-chairs, and the Gulf Breeze Police Dept. took great pains and pride in making sure this was the safest and best event ever! Congratulations to the 10 scholarship winners! And with Heartfelt thanks we would like to recognize the following businesses and individuals in our community who helped to make this event possible, whether you gave time, money, or in-kind services, your support and generosity is very much appreciated by both the students, organizers and parents!
The Co-Chairs The Breeze 8 Lindsay or Julie Anne Fisher Valerie Padich Deborah Buchalter The Club / Acceleration Fitness Cherry Fitch Michael & Terri Papantonio Michelle Sarra The Global Corner John R Fockler Nathan Patterson Cindy Gross Kristina Jones & The Hangout Crew Michael Foley William "Pinky" Permenter All Committee Members, Volunteers & Chaperones The Mayes Law Firm, P.A. Leslie Folland Nathan Peterson GBHS PTSO Board & School Administration The Villas at Gulf Breeze, Inc. Breck Ford Carolyn Pfeiffer Finance Committee & the $10K Giveaway Committee Ullman Eye Consultants Renee Free Elizabeth Picard USA Pensacola Ready Mix Lisa Freidland Shelly Pittman Congratulations to the 10 Scholarship Winners! Utility Service Company, Inc. Bill Frye Margie Pitts Brian Thompson Woodfin Cabassa Orthodontics Bryan Gerstenberg Cindy Pollitt Matt Garner Between The Trees Bruce Gluszek Mark & Mary Francis Proctor Brianna Santiago Pro Audio Consulting Deborah Goldstein Timothy & Maureen Proctor Kelly Hayes Copy Cat Printing Gerry & Mitzi Goldstein Jim Pschandl Dabney Abbott Paul Hernndez Tatoos Andrea Gonzalez Ron & Leanne Pugh Brandon Buchalter Officer Kerstan Tatro Bettie Gorman Diane Purcer Jessica Fiveash Officer Mark Lister Bettie Gorman Lynne Rattae Virginia Brennan Kevin & Julie Grace Gena Raymon Brooke Spencer Individuals Ed M. Gray III Rachel Raymon Jack Begley Frank & Sarah Abbott Gail Gray Ben Renfroe Greg & Mary Adams Tom & Sherry Green Marita Rhodes Businesses Elizabeth Alberding Cindy Gross Mary Beth Riney 11 Kimball Promotions Rose Alfrey Haley Gross Robert & Abby Rinke Advanced Insulation (Shoemaker,Thomas & Beth) Gerald & Evelyn Andrews Kiel Gross Dee Dee Ritchie Air Ware Inc Robert Andrews Adam Guess Kimberly Rivera Angie Batten Allstate Insurance Jackie & Mike Aquado Wenell Hall, Sherriff Paul Robinson AppRiver, LLC John L Baines Heather & Nancy Haney Casey Rodgers Athletes Feats Photography Jacque Baker Maria Harbour Newman Rogers Austin,Paul O.,Jr.,DMD MS PA Laverne & Dick Baker Jill Harper Trudy Romjue Bank of America, David Cooper SVP Laurie Ballam Amanda Harris Rita Rone Bank of America, David Cooper SVP Traci & David Beard Meredith Hartsfield Joe Rosignoli Bank of the South/DonnaMair Jerome Beaudette Lauren Harvey Lynda Rumfelt Bayside Collision Center Jack Begley Tori Harvey Robert Sackheim Brown, Thornton, Pacenta & Co. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 17, 2010 At GBHS, May was for Clay ‘Miracle child’ fights leukemia Clay says it’s been hard to be on the receiving end of BY LISA NEWELL Cook is in charity. He and his family, including the philan- Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the fight of thropist Brosnahams of Pensacola, spent many his life. hours raising money for the less fortunate in the The 8- community. But, Clay admits, he’s had to be year-old has lived with intense pain, debilitating humbled and accept the kindness of strangers. weakness and recurring nausea since he became “Until you’re faced with what we’ve been sick 10 and a half months ago with ALL – Acute faced with, it’s really hard” to accept help from Lymphoblastic Leukemia with precursor B. anyone, he said. "It's the very bad type," says his grandmoth- Relief agencies, many of which are facing a er, Lucy Cook, whom Clay calls Nanny. downturn in giving due to the economy, have After getting the initial diagnosis, doctors offered little help. Nanny said she was unsuc- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News hoped Clay would be in remission within 28 cessful in obtaining a wheelchair for little Clay Elle Wade, Student Government Assoc. sponsor days. Instead, it took him three months. to use, so she purchased one with $300 of her Teresa Stanquist, Sarah Van Slyke and Robert Clay had to withdraw from school because of Submitted photo own money. Schroth enjoy the “May for Clay” ice cream fundraiser. his illness. He and his father, also named Clay, Clay’s father, Clay, and brother, Daniven, She and her husband, Aldis, are using their and mother, Chrissy, and younger brother stay by his side while he receives care in limited income to help their son’s family as ■ Weeklong events net $10,000 Daniven, have lived on and off at Sacred Heart the hospital. much as they can. “I even went to a food bank,” Hospital for months while Clay undergoes she admitted, which was a blow to a family that for stricken boy's family chemotherapy and other treatments. and flown to Sacred Heart’s pediatric unit. has helped others in this community for years. “The four of them sleep at Sacred Heart in “They didn't think he would make it through Although Medicaid pays most of the medical Clay Cook couldn’t believe it when the good fortune that little room,” Nanny said. “They are very the night,” Nanny said. expenses for little Clay, it doesn’t cover expens- walked through his door Friday night. It was a representa- happy to be there, all together.” But “the miracle child” pulled through and es such as the air purifiers he uses when at tive from Gulf Breeze High School bringing him a check for Daniven, now 7, also had to withdraw from continues to fight, even though much stronger home. The other bills are piling up as well. $10,540.61. school because he couldn’t be exposed to germs people would have given up long ago. But none of that matters as much as Clay’s He credits one of his tree care customers, Tabitha Owens, that possibly could infect brother Clay. “He is such a warrior, so tough,” Nanny said. health, his father said. “We’ve been blessed. It’s for helping bring their son's plight to the attention of the high It all started back in the winter, when Clay “He told me, ‘Nanny, don’t worry, I’m quite been hard but we’ve been blessed.” school student government association. began exhibiting flu-like symptoms. adjusted to pain, I can handle pain,’” she said. Little Clay is now at home, in remission and Student Government advisor Teresa Stanquist said Owens “He kept feeling really bad, and his pediatri- A team of doctors are working to help Clay beginning to show an interest in food. He cannot and her friend Mary-Beth Hall, a teacher at Gulf Breeze High, cian put him on antibiotics,” Nanny remembers. manage his leukemia and bring it under control. have visitors so he spends his time playing video asked if the group could do a small fundraiser. “He appeared to betting better but then began He’s had multiple blood transfusions and games. "The students in SGA decided they wanted to make this a getting worse.” chemotherapy but won’t need a bone marrow The doctors at Nemours hospital say that as big deal for Clay," Stanquist said. "Clay, his mother and his lit- Clay's father decided to take little Clay to the transplant, according to the latest tests. long as the protocol continues to work, little tle brother came to visit us and we got to hear his story. Gulf Breeze Hospital Emergency Room where While caring for their son, the Cooks have hit Clay should be cancer free in three years. Needless to say, it was very emotional." he asked them to evaluate his blood. “I just felt a rough patch. An arborist, father Clay, 28, may A fund to help the Cooks through this situa- The Student Government students planned a week-long like something was off,” the older Clay remem- start a job and be up in a tree when he gets the tion is at Hancock Bank under the title, “Clay series of events from May 24th through 28th. bers. “It was a gut instinct. I knew it but I didn’t call that little Clay has taken a turn for the the Leukemia Warrior.” The family also encour- "We sold shirts throughout the week, which was a huge want to accept it.” worse. He immediately leaves his job to be near ages people to donate blood when possible. money maker. Tuesday, we did a movie at the Rec center. We The results showed the seriousness of his his son’s side. Meanwhile, the family is taking Clay’s See MAY FOR CLAY, Page 4B condition. Little Clay was put in the helicopter A self-described independent person, Clay recovery one day at a time. Weisnicht, Besler attain Eagle Scout status at St. Ann In a historic two-for-one Greek Festival at the lighting of candles. A tremen- first grade as a Cub Scout. Association trained Harris in and adult volunteers as well as event, St. Ann Catholic Ascension Greek Orthodox dous turnout of family and His project was conducted the proper techniques for blaz- generous donations from Ace Church’s Boy Scout Troop 417 Church in Pensacola. friends from around the country in Gulf Islands National ing a trail. He also used a GPS Hardware, Lowes, Publix, Winn recently celebrated the advance- Besler came to Troop 417 was on hand to applaud their Seashore on the multi-use trail to obtain coordinates of low, Dixie, family and friends. ment to Eagle Scout of George from up north where he had capstone achievements. from Fort Pickens to Battery soft or damaged portions of Also, Nevie Shaffer of Gulf Weisnicht and Joseph Besler. completed a memorial garden Meanwhile, Jacob Harris, Worth. This trail is also the the trail. These co-ordinates Breeze has an approved Eagle Weisnicht recently graduated for his church. rising senior at Gulf Breeze western terminus of the along with detailed informa- project for the police depart- from Gulf Breeze High School, Troop 417 scouts put on an High, completed his Eagle Florida National Scenic Trail. tion about the problem areas ment to create a new holding while Besler is a rising GBHS impressive display of support Scout Leadership project on He built and replaced three will be provided to the Park facility for stray animals. He senior. for them and demonstration of June 6. He also is a member benches along the trail and re- Service for their continued will soon make a presentation to Weisnicht oversaw the con- scout skills in the handling of of Troop 417 chartered by blazed (marked) the trail so maintenance of the trail. the Rotary Club on Tuesday and struction of a large food stand the flag ceremony, recitation of St. Ann and has been active- users know which way to go. Harris’ project was a success will make another to the City that will be used with the the scout oath and law and the ly involved in scouts since The Florida Trail due to the hard work of 22 scout Council on Monday, June 21.
All photos submitted Scouting legend Vic Vickery talks to Danny George Weisnicht (second from left) and his Joe Besler moved to Gulf Breeze from Scout Master Rob Engel and wife Dawn Gifford about the significance of the Eagle parents, William (left) and Maria; Joe Besler Peoria, Ill., where he built a memorial congratulate Danny Gifford. advancement. and his parents, Tim and Kristen. garden and patio for Northminster Church.
Jacob Harris of Troop 417 takes a moment Jacob Harris puts the finishing touches on a Tim Mulroy and Jacob Harris work with Father Peter Papanikolau congratulates to relax while building a bench on the multi- trail sign located on the Florida National Ryan Mulroy on clearing the trail. Eagle Scout George Weisnicht as Henry use trail from Fort Pickens to Battery Worth. Scenic Trail on Santa Rosa Island. Bressack looks on in pride.
www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2B June 17, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Plan now to hear naturalist Wilder speak
Noted local nature and wildlife pho- yellow napkins. The overall effect tographer and Florida Master was very “summer” at its best. Naturalist Kenny Wilder will be the President Mona Brown conducted speaker at Lore, Legends and Learning a short business meeting and on Tuesday, June 29 at 5:30 p.m. at announced that Joan Daniel, a long- the Navarre Library, 8484 James By Betty Archer Allen term member, is moving away. The Harvell Road, Navarre. [email protected] club wishes her “God Speed and Wilder will present a slide presenta- many blessings.” She will be tion of his photos including beach ing on May 27 at Ellen Webb’s bay- missed. landscapes, shore birds, inland birds front home with President Sue Huff Brown called for nominations of and wildlife photos of the Navarre presiding. The co-hostesses were two board members at large. Sheri Beach area as well as photos of his- Marie Miclo and Sue Edler. Fulford and Pat Trachy were elected toric Fort Pickens and the Blue Sue Huff installed the 2010-2011 to serve. Bettie Kahn gave interest- Angels. executive board: Ellen Webb, ing bird report, including fact that His framed photo prints can be President; Karilyn Butler, Vice white wing dove is now established viewed at the Navarre Visitor Center. President; Claire Carlson, Secretary; in this area. One of his sunset photos was featured Judy Barousse, Treasurer. Each officer Millie Dehn conducted the instal- in July 2008 on ABC’s Good Morning Outgoing President Huff passed the lation of officers using a Butterfly America. For more information about gavel to Webb. Huff was presented a theme. Each officer was given a Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News Kenny Wilder Photography visit potted Phalaenopsis orchid for the out- potted plant with an artificial butter- The Gulf Coast Friends’ 2010-2011 executive board includes, from left: www.pbase.com/kennywilder. standing job she has done as president. fly attached. At the end of the cere- Judy Brownell, Theresa Savage, Gail Seidler and Peggy Hodges. The program is part of the free Butler will call a program commit- mony, all new officers were told to Lore, Legends and Learning series tee meeting in July to plan projects fly away to perform their duties. Emerald Coast Woman’s Club another country. at the Library sponsored by the and programs for the coming year. The officers for 2010-11 are: AYUSA is a non-profit organiza- Friends of the Navarre Library. The The meeting was adjourned until President, Martha Herrington; Vice The Emerald Coast Woman’s Club tion that works to provide young program is held on the last Tuesday Sept. 23. Guests and new members are President, Marti Vickery; Recording presented two recipients with $500 people with learning experiences of each month from January through welcome. secretary, Pat Tunison; scholarships each at the May 6 lunch- that promote cultural appreciation, October, presenting a variety of top- Corresponding secretary, Betty eon. The students are Samantha insight and friendship. Since 1980, ics to the public. Reservations are Driftwood Garden Club Allen; and Treasurer, Margaret Romero and Kassandra Perlis, both AYUSA has arranged for more than not required. For more information James. from Navarre High School. 40,000 students from over 75 differ- contact Cheryl Rothwell, Publicity, The Driftwood Garden Club met at Brown thanked officers and com- ent countries to spend a semester or at 396-7148. the New World Landing on May 27 mittee chairmen who had worked Host an exchange student academic year living with American for the last formal meeting of the year. with for the past two years and then host families. Hoe ‘n Hum Garden Club The hostesses, Kathy Cannon, Betsye handed the gavel to the new presi- ‘Academic Year USA’ is looking For information, call Stephanie Haddock and Pat Lott, decorated with dent Martha Herrington. for caring families who wish to open Burleson at (850) 287-4500 in Hoe ‘n Hum Garden Club held its large pots of variegated small flowers The end-of-year picnic was held their home and share in a meaningful Pensacola, or visit www.ayusa.org to installation of officer’s luncheon meet- on squares of green linen with bright Sunday. exchange with a young person from see a list of students.
Couch Theater Kathy Lyons shares By DNA Smith musical bond with Jump into the ‘Hot Tub Time Machine’ guitar-pickin’ hubby By Laurie Woollard with ‘The Crazies’ and visit the Cleavers [email protected] EDITOR’S NOTE: New Marsh. A mysterious virus has Meet Kathy Lyon! DVDs reviewed in this entered the town’s water sup- Lyon – originally from column will be available in ply, turning the quiet hamlet’s Washington, D.C. – moved to stores the week of June 29. residents into drooling, wild- Pensacola in 2005. She works eyed homicidal maniacs. As with the Pensacola Jazz Society the body count rises, the gov- which is now reaching into PICKS OF THE WEEK ernment seals off the town, schools helping the music diver- “Hot Tub Time Machine” and it’s a manic struggle for sity of children and young adults. (Unrated) — John Cusack the uninfected to escape Their motto: "Let the music itself stars as Adam, a depressed before they’re killed or taken be the judge." fortysomething guy whose by the virus. Kathy's five CD's portray a live-in girlfriend has left him; Although a remake of a Submitted photo seasoned veteran of the musical Kathy Lyon appears with his buddy Nick (Craig 1970s George Romero movie, scene, a great personality, and a James Armstrong at every Robinson from “The Office”) “The Crazies” owes more to master musician. other Sunday Brunch at the has a humiliating job as a pet “28 Days Later” than “Night "Kathy is a musician's jazz Pensacola Hilton Garden groomer; and another long- of the Living Dead.” And singer, something I noticed from Inn. time friend Lou (Rob while the film isn’t the best of her very first gig,” Bob Corddry) is a suicidal wreck. the genre, it has enough solid, Maksymko, woodwinds master “I was forced to grow up.” Following Lou’s attempted scary moments to warrant a and Pensacola Jazz educator said Music was the bond between suicide, they decide to relive rental. about Lyon. “She has a rapport Lyons and her husband – a gui- a mythic, half-remembered with the musicians, treats them tar-playing Fed-Ex driver. drunken night from their past “Leave It to Beaver: The The “Leave It to Beaver: The Complete Series” DVD collection with respect, chooses great tunes, They have toured the world at ski resort. When they Complete Series” (Unrated) includes 37 discs. It even has the rarely-seen pilot episode “It’s a Small World.” The show attained an iconic status in the knows them well, sings in tune, playing their music, which fea- arrive, the resort (bell-hopped — All six seasons on 37 discs United States, with the Cleavers exemplifying the idealized knows how to phrase, communi- tures Kathy's great voice and by “Back to the Future’s” — including “It’s a Small suburban family of the mid-twentieth century. cates the essence of the tune and, Tom's articulate guitar. Crispin Glover) is a shell of World,” the rarely seen pilot most importantly…SWINGS. They both took a break from what it once was. After a episode. At a list price of “Can't think of much more to music to raise their children – night in the hot tub, they $200, Doo” The Complete Series “How the Earth Was Made” vocally soar…and soar she Michelle, 24, and Greg, 21 – but awaken — back in the ‘80s! 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Saturdays from 7:30 - 11:30 p.m. the small Iowa town of Ogden ART FILMS NOW SHOWING Adults $8 • Child & Seniors $6 • Matinees $6 Friday, June 18 - Thursday, June 24 Box Office will open daily at 12:00 p.m. City Island (PG) 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Special Toy Story 3 - In DLP Digital 3D (G): 12:45....2:55....5:05....7:30....9:45 Showing of Oceans (G) ● Toy Story 3 (G): 1:00....4:15....7:20....9:30 Twilight 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● Jonah Hex (PG-13): 1:40....5:00....7:30....9:40 Saga: Eclipse Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (R) ● The A-Team (PG-13): 1:25....4:15....7:15....9:35 MIDNIGHT SHOW 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● The Karate Kid (PG): 1:05....3:50....6:30....9:10 Tuesday ● Marmaduke (PG): 1:10....4:30 June 29, 2010 BARGAIN MOVIES ● Get Him to the Greek (R): 7:20....9:30 Tickets available now Evenings $4 • Matinees $3 • Wed. & Sat. $2 ● How to Train Your Dragon (PG) 1:00 ONLY Killers (PG13): 12:55....4:05....7:10....9:25 Robin Hood (PG-13) 4:00 & 7:00 ONLY ● Shrek Forever After - In DLP Digital 3D (PG): 12:50....2:50....4:55....7:00 ● Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time - In DLP Digital (PG-13) : 9:05 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com JPN CINEMAS Find us on Facebook! www.facebook.com Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 916-9402 To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 17, 2010 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Opportunities to enjoy music, art abound this week
Thursday, June 17 Evenings in Olde BEST BETS Seville Square hosts two great acts events coordinator at (850) 932- Saturday, June 19 The Modern Eldorados and 2257. Rosie O’Grady’s Dueling Latin Salsa Festival Pianos will join to play 'Art Gone Wild' This celebration of the cul- Evenings in Olde Seville A silent auction featuring ture of the Caribbean is pre- Square from 7-9 p.m. wildlife paintings by local sented by Northwest Florida The Modern Eldorados are artist Paula Payne will be held Boricua Ausentes, Inc. on known for reviving the music from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Seville Saturday, June 19 from 10 George Jones, Patsy Cline and Quarter in Downtown a.m. until 8 p.m. Elvis, as the band channels the Pensacola to benefit the This will be held at The nostalgia of the 1950s. Wildlife Sanctuary of Landing in Fort Walton The Rosie O’Grady’s Northwest Florida. Beach. Experience a day full Dueling Piano show is built The rehabilitated wildlife of family fun with food, music around 4 of the most talented and the permanent wildlife and art. piano players, singers and all residents at the care center For more information about around fun showmen in the have been the basis and inspi- the festival, call Renee at south. ration for the paintings to be (850) 543-9658. For more information about auctioned. the concert series, call Debbie For more information about Sunday, June 20 Adkins with the Pensacola the event, call Dorothy Heritage Foundation at (850) Kaufmann at (850) 433-9453 Flight Path and the Michael Brennan of Tallahassee created the centerpiece for the Mattie Kelly Fine Arts 438-6505. ext. 4 or visit www.pensaco- works of Owen Mundy Center’s “Flight Path” exhibit. His full-size model of a 1920s WACO7 bi-plane is 23 feet from lawildlife.com. The culminating show of nose to tip and has a 30-feet wingspan. “Flight Path” opens on Sunday, June 20 and runs Friday, June 18 the 2009-2010 season in the through July 25 Okaloosa Island McIlroy Gallery and the 5382. The free Bands on the Symphony Orchestra in this Civilized Natives play Ramada hosts works of Owen Mundy in the Beach concerts are provided fundraiser. Sounds of Summer Mattie Kelly Arts Center's Casino Night Tuesday, June 22 and organized by the Santa There are two seatings for Variety/rock group Casino Night, which bene- Holzhauer Gallery runs Rosa Island Authority. this exciting event – 5 and Civilized Natives will enter- fits Horizons, will be held at through July 25. The Reunion Band plays For more information about 7:30 p.m. tain crowds with three free the Ramada on Okaloosa The exhibition – which Bands on the Beach the concerts, call the SRIA at Jackson's is proud to part- concerts, June 18-20, at the Island. explores human flight, both Crowd favorite, The (850) 932-2257. ner with the Orchestra as it Quietwater Shell on the The fun-filled evening of real and fantastic, in art – fea- Reunion Band, will get the enters its 85th season. Boardwalk, overlooking the entertainment, food, drinks tures nine artists from crowd dancing from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, June 24 It is dedicated to ensure that pristine Santa Rosa Sound. and fabulous prizes begins at throughout the Southeast with at the Gulfside Pavilion with beautiful symphonic music The shows are from 6-8 p.m. 6 p.m. works in a variety of media an eclectic blend of high-ener- ‘Dinner with reaches as many listeners as each night Contact L.A. Woodall at and styles. gy dance beats from the '60s Strings Attached’ possible. For more information call the (850) 259-4142 for more For more information about and '70s, R&B, British inva- Jackson’s Steakhouse is For more information, call Santa Rosa Island Authority information. the exhibition, call (850) 729- sion hits, and Motown. partnering with the Pensacola (850) 433-2582.
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4 B June 17, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Sandwich Generation should avoid financial squeeze Are you a member of the Savings Accounts, both of so, do you know the name of The best time to approach “Sandwich Generation?” which offer significant tax their financial advisor? Have your parents is when they are This designation, which advantages. they taken steps to remain healthy, both mentally and applies to people caring for In any case, these goals financially independent if they physically. It’s especially their aging parents while sup- don’t have to be mutually ever need to go to a nursing important to be aware of even porting their own children, exclusive – but if you’re going home or employ home health minor-seeming cognitive might be applicable to you if to address them both, you will care assistants? Have they impairments, such as memory you’re either a younger Baby have to make some key deci- drawn up a will, a living trust lapses, which can result in Boomer, born in the late 1950s sions regarding allocation of or other estate plan docu- paying the same bills two or or early 1960s, or an older resources. And while you’re ments? Would they be willing three times, forgetting to member of “Generation X,” handling these issues for your- to have you or another family record checks or even falling born in the mid-1960s. But any Regarding your future, If you’re in this camp, you’ll self and your children, you’ll member assume power of prey to fraudulent investment way you slice it, being in the and that of your children, probably want to contribute need to juggle the needs of attorney should they become schemes. If you suspect your “Sandwich” group is probably you’ll need to prioritize your as much as you can possibly your elderly parents. With luck, incapacitated? parents might be having these going to present you with some goals. Some people, when afford to your IRA and you won’t have to contribute In raising these questions, troubles, you’ll need to step in challenges, particularly of the weighing the merits of 401(k) or other employer- financially, but you might be you will have to approach your immediately. financial kind – so you’ll need investing for retirement ver- sponsored retirement plan. required to put in some time parents with tact and sensitivi- It’s not easy being a to make the right moves. sus saving for their chil- However, if you feel strong- and energy to help make sure ty. However, you might be Sandwich Generation member, Basically, you should con- dren’s college educations, ly about helping your kids go your parents’ situation remains pleasantly surprised at your but through diligence and prop- sider two areas of decision- conclude that while loans are through college relatively positive. parents’ willingness to talk er planning, you should be able making – those affecting the available for college, none debt-free, you might want to This means you’ll need to about these issues; after all, to help avoid getting future of you and your children are offered to retirees. explore some college-savings ask some questions. Where do they almost surely want to “squished” – while improving and those affecting your elderly Consequently, they focus options, such as Section 529 your parents bank? Do they avoid burdening you with extra the outcomes for all your parents’ lifestyle and legacy. more heavily on retirement. plans and Coverdell Education have a brokerage account? If financial responsibilities. beloved family members. MAY: Students reach out CORRECTION From page 1B $1,000 in one minute,” she added. Both Gulf Breeze Middle showed “Spy Kids,” since it's School and Gulf Breeze Clay''s favorite movie. Elementary School, along with Wednesday we did a Baskin Holley Navarre Primary and S.S. Robbins night. The manager Dixon intermediate participated. agreed to give us 31 percent of That day alone, with donations the nights’ profits, and we were and T-Shirt sales, the group raised allowed to take donations and sell around $7,000. shirts. We made $1,500 that night Businesses donated money as alone,” Stanquist said. well, bringing the total to “Thursday we did a night a $10,540.61 to help the Cook fam- Fairplay Sports, and Friday we ily overcome some of their finan- attempted a second movie night, cial obstacles while they concen- Homecoming queen and but it rained out. Friday, during trate on helping their son, little Miss GBHS Kori Ewens school, we conducted a fundraiser shows some “ ’tude” as she Clay, work to get better and Sarah Potter, Laura Wagoner, Bill Campbell and Kat Gough join the fun at Baskin called, ‘1,000 in one’ where we defeat leukemia. and Tyler Fairleigh partici- challenged the students to raise Robbins. The event helped raise $1,500 for Clay Cook, an 8-year old battling leukemia. pate in graduation June 4.
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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER June 17, 2010 Tiger Point, GBSA teams take second in All Star tournament BY JASON THOMPSON Volleyball Gulf Breeze News [email protected] team looks Tiger Point’s 16-under and 12-under All Star softball team both finished second at the to take Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance Tournament June 8 in Perdido, their best postseason final step finish in park history. BY JASON THOMPSON The Gulf Breeze 10-under team also finished second, losing to Gulf Breeze News Northeast Pensacola 5-3 in their [email protected] championship game on June 9. This week’s edition of Five Questions is 12-under with volleyball coach Waynn Sellers, who NEP 9, Tiger Point 0: Tiger will hope to lead the Lady Dolphins to its Point was held to one hit – a sec- first ever state tournament appearance. ond inning single by Jenny Q: What was the difference in your Watts – as Tiger Point lost to team’s regional quarterfinal NEP in the championship game. appearance of 2008 and your team’s Tiger Point 11, Navarre 10 regional final appearance last year? (seven innings): Sydney Ezelle A: The overall athleticism and had three hits and three runs volleyball IQ of the team, first of all. scored, while Olivia Printiss Secondly, the mindset of the players we went 3-for-3 and two runs now have. I believe we have reached a scored in an extra inning win point in the program where we have pure over Navarre. volleyball players who have trained for Watts went 2-for-4 and scored several years in the sport. The Gulf twice, while Jordan Brayton had Breeze Rec program has been a vital two hits and Megan Benoit had a element in exposing the sport at a very single and two runs scored. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News young age, I believe they now have fourth Tiger Point 9, Perdido 8: 16 runners up graders playing. Ezelle went 3-for-3 with a The Tiger Point 16-under All Star team took second place at last week’s Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s See Five Questions, Page 8C double and scored twice as Tiger All Star Tournament. They are (front, from left): Lydia Ellington, Sydney Willard, Gillian Werner, Becky Schramm, Point edged host Perdido. Jayme Arnold and Maddie Roberts. Back (from left): Coach Dwaine Arnold, Marissa McDonald, Emily Arnold, Brayton, Kaley Workman, Kayla Carrell, Coach Carolyn Arnold and assistant coach Liz Willard. Not shown: Cori Day. Benoit and Printiss all had two hits and a run scored for Tiger Point. McKie to Tiger Point 10, NEP Gold 6: Courtney Zak and Bailey Anderson both had two hits as host camp Tiger Point beat NEP Gold. Tiger Point 16, GBSA 1: Ezelle hit a three-run homer, while July 16-18 Benoit and Printiss both scored three times as Tiger Point won the BY JASON THOMPSON first of its four consecutive games Gulf Breeze News in the losers’ bracket. [email protected] Brayton and Workman both scored twice for Tiger Point. Gulf Breeze High graduate and New Gulf Shores 4, Tiger Point 3: Orleans Saints fullback Jason McKie Gena Ramos had two hits, will sponsor an MVP Training Camp including a triple, in a tournament with the help of trainers from opening loss to Gulf Shores. Acceleration Fitness July 16-18 at Watts doubled and scored Shoreline Park. once, while Ezelle and Printiss The camp, which is open to kids both singled and scored once for ages 6-14, is $200 per person before Tiger Point. July 6 and $235 after July 6. Cost 16-under includes a t-shirt, water bottle and NEP 10, Tiger Point 0: Tiger autograph photo of McKie. Point was held to three hits in the Snacks and meals are also included championship loss to NEP June 8. in the price. “I’ve been wanting to do one for a Lydia Ellington singled in the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News first, Sydney Willard singled in 12 runners up long time. It just came down to the the third and Emily Arnold planning. We’re definitely doing it this singled in the fourth for the The Tiger Point 12-under All Star team took second place at last week’s Northwest Florida Girls Softball Alliance’s year,” said McKie, a 1998 GBHS grad team’s lone hits. All Star Tournament. They are (front, from left): Olivia Printiss, Riley Robinson, Megan Benoit, Kaley Workman, who signed with the Saints May 24 Courtney Zak, Jenny Watts and Sydney Ezelle.. Back (from left): Coach Donna Printiss, Jordan Brayton, Gena See NWFGSA, Page 4C Ramos, Coach Tracy Ezelle, Taelor Smith, Bailey Anderson and Coach Paul Watts. See McKie, Page 4C
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Gulf Breeze Fort Walton Beach Falcons Summer Camp ■ Midway gives underway now up 22 unanswered The summer-long camp at the Rec Center runs through in 28-21 loss August 20. Cost is $15 per day BY JASON THOMPSON per child. Gulf Breeze News Among the activities children [email protected] will be participating in sports such as basketball, football, soccer, Terrence Lowery caught an volleyball and kickball. Among eight-yard touchdown pass with the field trips they’ll be going on 11 seconds left in the game as field trips to venues such as bowl- the Fort Walton Beach Falcons ing, roller skating, Pelicans base- rallied from a 21-6 second-half ball games, fishing clinics, deficit to beat the Midway Pensacola Naval Aviation Knights 28-21 in South Premier Museum, Gulf Breeze Zoo and Football League action Saturday Navarre’s Science by the Sea Lab. at the Gulf Breeze Rec Center. Pick up applications at the Gulf The Knights, who scored 49 Breeze Recreation Center 800 points in their season-opening Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, win, scored all 21 of its points off Florida or download from gulf- of Falcon turnovers. The first of breezerecreationcenter.com 850- which was a 55-yard interception 934-5140 for more information. return for a touchdown by Matt Keysor. The Falcons answered Tiger Point with a score late in the first football, quarter, but missed the extra point. Josh Preston recovered a cheerleading Falcon fumble to set up the registration Knights’ next score, a six-yard underway now touchdown pass from Cody Registration is underway Adams to Bobby Wade. The extra now for the 2010 Tiger Point point, with four seconds left in the football season until June 30. first half, made it 14-6 Knights. Boys ages 5-14 are A 50-yard interception return encouraged to register. For by Bobby Moracewski set up another Knights’ score, a 14- Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News more information, call Corey Owen returns a punt for the Midway Knights Saturday. Donnie Wilson at 393-6329. yard touchdown pass from Cheerleading registrations Adams to Sid Cupples. Kyle is for girls ages 4-14 (ages as Hoef’s third extra point of the of August 1). game made it 21-6 Knights with Registrations can be done at 8:58 left in the third quarter. tpsports.net or by calling Jody Three plays later, former Holcomb at (850) 313-0019. Dolphin Corey Owen forced a Falcons fumble that former GBSA fall sports Dolphin Eric Agricola recovered. But the Knights couldn’t move registration the ball and were forced to punt. underway now The punt sailed over the head The Gulf Breeze Sports of the punter Owen, who Association’s fall sports – recovered and tried to run it out football. soccer and of his own end zone. He was cheerleading – are stopped at the three-yard line, as extended fall sports the Falcons scored two plays registration into June. Ages later. The PAT made it 21-13 are as follows: with 3:03 left in the third quarter. GBSA Football Owen ran the kickoff back 35 Registration yards to the Falcon 45-yard line, Ages 5 – 14 but the Knights punted after GBSA Soccer Registration losing seven yards in three plays. Ages 4 – 13 A pair of double digit yard GBSA Girls Volleyball gainers, along with a personal Grades 3rd – 9th foul (late hit) on the Knights, set Registration forms will be up the Falcons’ game-tying available at the Gulf Breeze score, a six yard run with 12:19 Recreation Center. If you have left in the game. any questions please contact The Knights turned the ball Teresa Hawthorne @ 934- over on a fumble, but the 5140 or [email protected] defense, aided by a quarterback pressure by Owen on fourth GBHS freshmen down, gave the Knights the ball begin workouts back with 8:23 left. A 10 yard catch by Stephen June 21 Jenkins on fourth and three kept Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Players on the incoming the Knights’ drive alive. But the Eric Agricola comes off the field after recovering a fumble. Dolphin freshman football Knights, who used their final team ninth grade will begin time out with nine minutes left drive, with Matthew Pacheco – Joey Leonard, who played workouts on Monday, June 21 in the game, couldn’t move the hauling in a 40-yard pass to put offensive line, and Nate Brock, at 10 a.m. They are to report ball any further, punting the ball the ball at the Knights’ 10-yard who played defensive line. to the practice fields behind back with 3:51 left. line in the final minute of play. The Knights host the the school with cleats and run- The Falcons would go 92 The loss was the Knights’ Pensacola Wolfpac Saturday at ning shoes. yards on the game-winning debut for two more ex-Dolphins 7 p.m. at Tiger Point Park.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 17, 2010 3C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Wave 12s win pair at Summer Classic BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Editorial Note: The following came from coaches who responded to calls from the Gulf Breeze News soliciting information from their play at the Summer Classic, as official books weren’t kept for each field. The 12-under Gulf Breeze Wave won a pair of games at last weekend’s Summer Classic, put on by the GBHS baseball program. 12-under The Gulf Breeze Wave won two games before losing its last game to the Bill Bond Steal 7-2. Wave 10, Pace 2: The Wave used a seven-run third inning to pull away from Pace. Matt Paule hit a three-run homer, while Jace Amberson went Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 2-for-3 and scored once. Corey Second best Nolan and Wade Niles both scored The Gulf Breeze Wave U-12 team finished second at the recent Pace Wood Bat Tournament. twice, while Sam Joyce, Mitch They are (front, from left): Connor Nitterauer, Matthew deMahy, Jace Amberson, Adam Grant and Tommy Hegarty all Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Colston, Brent Nesmith, Wade Niles and Corey Nolan. Back (from left): coach Chris Paule, singled and scored once. Tyson Rowe guards second base for the Tiger Point 7-year-old Brennan Sise, Mitch Grant, Mike Paule, Harrison Fleming, Tommy Hegarty, Sam Joyce and Wave 9, Navarre 5: The All Stars during the Summer Classic. coach Jamie Colston. Wave scored seven in the first Gulf Breeze broke open a close in the second to beat Gulf under team recently took second as part of a four-run fourth in the with three in the third, one in the inning to beat Navarre. game with seven in the fourth to Breeze’s 6-year-old team. place at the Pace Wood Bat Wave’s quarterfinal win over fourth and two in the fifth to Adam Colston scored twice beat Tiger Point. Sawarynski and Caleb Tournament, losing 1-0 to the the Patriots. beat the Raptors. in the win, while Joyce doubled Peyton Kenrick, Ryland Jackson both had two hits and Pensacola Aquasox in the final. Mike Paule, Grant and Paule went 3-for-3 with two and scored once. Niles and McCurdy and Gabriel Troestle scored three times, while Aiden The Aquasox scored their lone Connor Nitterauer all went 2- doubles, three RBIs and one run Matthew deMahy singled and both had two hits and three runs Arnold, Nick Hynek and run in the bottom of the fifth on a for-3 in the win, while Harrison scored. Joyce singled and scored once. scored for Gulf Breeze, while Roddenberry all had a single hit batter and a bunt single. Fleming, Corey Nolan and scored twice, while Fleming Steal 7, Wave 2: The Steal Davis Bridges singled and and two runs scored. Adam Colston and Sam Amberson all scored twice. drove in two runs. scored three in the third, then scored three times. Eric Minish, Chandler Joyce singled to lead off the first Paule and Grant hit doubles Tommy Hegarty and deMahy two more in the fifth to pull Dylan Allmon and Tiger Massey and Gage Ferris all inning for the Wave. They were in the win, while Joyce allowed both had one hit, while Brennan away from the Wave. Boykin had two hits and two scored runs for Gulf Breeze. their only hits of the game. only two hits in 4 2/3 innings. Sise struck out two and allowed Amberson walked and scored runs scored for Gulf Breeze, Pace Angels 17, Tiger Point Wave 5, South Alabama South Alabama Outlaws 3, three hits over four innings. Paule in the fourth inning, while Niles while Michael Sawarynski went 2: Pace jumped out to a 12-0 Outlaws 4: Colston scored Wave 1: The Outlaws scored struck out two in the final inning. walked and scored in the fifth. 3-for-3 and scored once for lead by the second inning in a twice for the Wave in a single runs in the second, third and Aquasox 4, Wave 1: The Wave Nolan’s double in the fourth and Tiger Point. Mason win over Tiger Point. semifinal win over the Outlaws. fourth innings to beat the Wave. struck out 10 times as the Aquasox Brent Nesmith’s single in the third Roddenberry and Cole Hartley Wesley Mann and Arnold both Joyce went 2-for-3, while deMahy walked and scored on scored two in the third and one in were the team’s only other hit. both singled and scored twice in singled and scored in the loss. Mitch Grant added an RBI triple. a Niles sacrifice fly. Nesmith had the fourth to break a 1-1 tie. 7-under the loss. Wave 12s take second at Jace Amberson and Wade Niles the Wave’s lone hit – a single in Colston singled in the first Tiger Point’s 7-under team Tiger Point 7s 16, GBSA 6s recent Pace Wood Bat both singled and scored once. the third inning. inning and scored on a double went 1-2 in their bracket. 3: Tiger Point scored seven in Tournament Wave 9, Pace Patriots 5: Wave 8, Raptors 3: The by Paule in the first. They were the GBSA 7s 19, Tiger Point 9: the first inning, then four more The Gulf Breeze Wave’s 12- Amberson hit a three-run triple Wave rallied from 3-2 down Wave’s only two hits of the game.
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Continued from page 1C GBSA 9, Navarre 7: Raley and Curington both had two hits and two NEP 2, Tiger Point 1: NEP scored runs scored in Gulf Breeze’s win over two in the fifth inning for a come-from- Navarre. Amberson singled and scored behind win over Tiger Point June 7. twice in the win. Ellison singled and scored on a GBSA 13, Tiger Point 2: Raley had a Schramm triple in the third inning. hit, three RBIs and three runs scored as Gulf Arnold had two hits in the loss. Breeze beat Tiger Point in their opener. Tiger Point 3, NEP 2: Arnold went 2- Karcher went 2-for-2 and scored for-2 and scored once, while Marissa once, while Kayla Carrell added a two- McDonald doubled, scored once and struck run single. Bella Brindley scored twice, out six in Tiger Point’s win over NEP. while Amber Doyle and Emily Laird Tiger Point 12, Navarre 2: Arnold scored the lone Tiger Point runs. and Maddie Roberts scored three times, Alyssa Lewter had a second inning while Becky Schramm and Cori Day single – Tiger Point's only other hit. both had two hits as Tiger Point scored 8-under three runs in the second, third, fourth Gulf Shores 17, Tiger Point 10: and fifth innings to beat Navarre. Gulf Shores scored seven in the first 10-under inning and added five more in the third NEP 5, GBSA 3: NEP scored three in a win over Tiger Point. in the bottom of the third inning to beat Carson Townsend went 3-for-3 and Gulf Breeze in the ‘if’ game June 9. scored twice in the loss, while Lauren Alex Karcher singled to drive in Reagan Crawford, Morgan Russell and Elle Branton Raley in the first inning before NEP scored all had two hits and two runs scored. twice in the bottom of the first. Hannah Feerick, Natalie Rowe and NEP led 5-1 after three innings Hannah Webster all had two hits and before Gulf Breeze scored single runs one run scored for Tiger Point. in the fourth and fifth innings. Blair Navarre 25, Tiger Point 19: Tiger Amberson singled and scored on a Point rallied from a five-run deficit, groundout by Livi Doerr in the fourth only for Navarre to score nine runs in before Karcher reached on an infield the sixth inning to beat Tiger Point. single in the first and scored on an Feerick had two hits, including a Avery Curington groundout in the fifth. game-tying, three-run inside the park NEP 12, GBSA 3: Rainey Niles, homer in the fifth. Morgan Russell had Karcher and Curington all singled and three hits and four runs scored, while scored in the first inning before NEP Branton went 4-for-4 with two doubles stormed back with six in the third and and two runs scored. fourth innings to force the ‘if’game June 8. Natalie Rowe had three hits and GBSA 4, NEP 3: Karcher hit a two- three runs scored, while Crawford had Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News run triple and scored during a three-run two hits and three runs scored. Runners up first inning as Gulf Breeze edged NEP. Webster had three hits and two runs The GBSA 10-under All Stars took second in their age group at last week’s Northwest Florida Girls Softball Lauren Stokes walked and scored in scored, while Lexi Giles had three hits Alliance tournament. They are (front, from left): Reagan Raley, Kayla Carrell, Blair Amberson, Lauren Stokes, Lilly the fifth, while Raley’s fifth inning and a run scored. Townsend had a hit Smith and Livi Doerr. Second row (from left): Rainey Niles, Madison Patrick, Bella Brindley, Avery Curington and single was the team’s only other hit. and two runs scored. Sam Karcher. Back: Coaches Thomas Niles, Bryce Karcher, Keith Curington and Steve Stokes.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Reagan Raley makes contact for the GBSA 10-under All Stars. Sydney Ezelle fires to the plate for the TPSA 12s. Sydney Willard plays second base for the TPSA 16s. MCKIE: GBHS alum/NFL fullback to host camp WEEKDAY next month PROGRAMMING Continued from page 1C 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING FOLKS 6 am - 9 am after spending six of his previous Mon. - Fri. eight years with the Chicago Bears. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am “It’s kind of like being a rookie all Politically incorrect and proud of it! His over again,” McKie said of his new libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am team. “I’ve just getting familiar with a conservatives (who think he’s too liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW new offense.” conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon McKie, who still resides in Chicago, signed a one-year deal and The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm Marine Corps will be heading to Saints training CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm camp the week after the Gulf Breeze officer, Neal camp. Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL Pensacola (PHS “I just want to show them that 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. class of 1963). He dreams do come true,” McKie said has dominated RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. “I’ve been in the situation they were. Atlanta Radio since YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm I’ve been blessed to have played in 1969. Now WEBY the NFL, going on nine years now.” brings this top- HUGH HEWITT 6 pm - 8 pm Among the things campers will notch talent home. RUSTY HUMPHRIES learn are: speed, agility, form tack- 8 pm - midnight ling, blocking and passing and catch- ing. The camp is from 4-8 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. - 3 p.m on Saturday and Sunday. The camp will conclude with a flag football tournament Sunday. For more information, call either (850) 623-1330 Lori Hill at (850) 449-9600 or Jud www.1330weby.com Odom at (850) 225-1234.
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Courtesy Photo Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Tourney champs Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Chandler Foxworth takes a The U-14 Tiger Point Breakers finished second at the recent Disney Surf and Sun Bash Memorial Day weekend. Coach Jay Tom Bixler leads off first base pitch for the Tiger Point Baynes, Benji Diaz, Chandler Foxworth, Andy Creech, Taylor Baynes, Coach Bear Dorsey, Tom Bixler, David Alverson, Brian for the Tiger Point Breakers in Breakers in a recent game. Garbell, Gray Dorsey, Jared Gonzolaz, Michael Hawkins and Garrett Peek. Not pictured: Coach Jimmie Creech a recent game. Breakers second at Sun and Surf Baseball Bash
BY JASON THOMPSON Chandler Foxworth, Taylor and Foxworth all had one hit. two outs in the first inning as they Gonzales scored twice, while Gulf Breeze News Baynes, Gray Dorsey and David Breakers 13, Ga. Generals 3: beat the Ramapo Rangers. Dorsey and Alverson both singled [email protected] Alverson both had two hits and a run Diaz hit a three-run double as part of Dorsey went 3-for-4 with a double and scored once. scored for the Breakers. Andy Creech a six-run second inning as the and scored three times, while Jared Hoover Orange 9, Breakers 4: The Tiger Point Breakers finished had a hit and two runs scored, while Breakers rolled over the Generals. Gonzales went 2-for-3 with an RBI Hoover Orange broke a 4-4 tie with second out of 12 teams in the 14- Brian Garbell and Garrett Peek had a Baynes went 3-for-4 and scored and scored three times. two in the fourth and three in the under division of the Disney Sun and hit and a run scored. twice, hitting a two-run double in the Bixler doubled, tripled and scored sixth to win the championship. Surf Baseball Bash over Memorial Dixie Indians 7, Breakers 2: fifth. Foxworth and Tommy Bixler twice, while Diaz and Alverson also Baynes doubled, tripled and Day weekend in Orlando. Baynes hit an RBI triple in the fourth both had a hit and three runs scored, had two hits. scored twice, while Dorsey and Breakers 9, ITZ Thunder 1: The and an RBI single in the sixth as the while Dorsey had a hit and scored Breakers 9, Hoover Bucs 0: Creech went 2-for-4 and 2-for-3, Breakers broke a 1-1 tie with a six- Breakers lost to the Dixie Indians. twice. Foxworth, Baynes and Diaz all had respectively. run fourth inning to beat the Peek had two hits in the loss, Breakers 10, Ramapo Rangers 5: two hits and scored once in the Bixler and Garbell both scored Thunder. while Garbell, Benji Diaz, Creech The Breakers scored three runs with Breakers' win over the Hoover Bucs. runs for the Breakers.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS JV softball players Elizabeth Kentworthy (freshman academic), Coral Molina (junior Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News academic) and Sara Spillers (Angel In the Outfield) were honored at the recent GBHS Softball Kelsey Hebert, Anndrea Marsh, Kasey Landfair, Rachel Viglione, Kori Ewens and Jessica Awards Banquet. Watson were honored as Team Captains at the recent GBHS Softball Awards Banquet. Bulldogs win Hub City Invitational
BY JASON THOMPSON Gill, Jimmy Richardson, Gulf Breeze News Rosen and Kyle Hill all had [email protected] one hit. Richardson and Rosen scored twice in the The 12-under Gulf Coast win. Bulldogs won a pair of Bulldogs 6, Petal games to win the rain Bulldogs 1: Pearson and shortened Hub City Brice Peaden held Petal to Invitational three hits in a battle of Bulldogs 9, Smith Bulldogs. County Senators 0: David Gill and Peaden both went Rosen and Trey Pearson 2-for-2 and scored once. combined on a one-hit Rosen added a two-run shutout of the Smith County double in the Bulldogs’ Senators. three-run first inning, while Chase Beckstrom went 2- Julian Gordon hit an RBI for-2 with two RBIs, while double in the fourth. Jonathon Burnette, Zane
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C June 17, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS GBHS seniors headed all across the country for college The following Gulf Breeze High seniors were recognized for earning awards and scholarships at their recent Awards Night: OMARI BAINES, who plans to attend the University of South Florida, earned a National Honor Society scholarship for $500. CHELSEA BALLENBERGER, who will attend the University of South Alabama, earned an $11,000 scholarship. BRITTANY BARBARISI, who will attend Arizona State University, earned a $35,000 scholarship. KRISTEN BARONA, who will attend Jacksonville University, earned a $44,000 soccer scholarship. IAN BEARD, who will attend the University of Central Florida, earned an $8,000 scholarship. SARAH BEARD, who will attend Baylor University, earned Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com a $13,000 scholarship. Josh Suelflow and Brynne Heatley, shown here during last year’s Homecoming Pep Rally, will AUNDREA BLAINE, who be attending Baylor and Central Florida, respectively. earned $112,000 in military scholarships, will attend PJC. University and George Washington DANIEL GIBBLE, who LENA IBRAHIM, who ALEXA BOOTH, who University totaling $184,064, will earned scholarships from the received scholarships from received scholarships from the attend the University of Florida. University of Central Florida Florida State University and the University of Central Florida and Costers also won the Science and University of South Florida Pottery Club Scholarship LSU totaling $66,756, will attend Department award. totaling $20,500, will attend the totaling $21,600, will attend the Louisiana State University. CASEY CRENSHAW, who University of Florida. University of West Florida. LINDSAY BOWMAN, who will attend the University of ANGELICA GODFREY, KELSEY JARVIS, who will attend UWF, earned a Southern Mississippi, earned a who received scholarships from received scholarships from $6,000 scholarship. $16,000 scholarship. the University of Central Baptist Healthcare and the RYAN BOYLAN, who MELANIE CUMMINS, who Florida and UWF totaling University of West Florida received scholarships from the will attend the University of West $24,092, will attend the totaling $6,200, will attend UWF. University of South Florida, Florida, earned a $4,000 scholarship. University of Central Florida. OLIVIA JERREMS, who Pensacola Junior College and MATT DANNHEISSER, ROSS GUNN will attend received scholarships from the Spring Hill College totaling who received scholarships from Florida Atlantic University on a University of Colorado and Auburn $41,000, will attend PJC. the University of Central swimming scholarship. University totaling $67,848, will VIRGINIA BRENNAN, who Florida and Barry University BRYTTANI attend the University of Florida. will attend Winthrop University, totaling $69,528, will attend the HARTENSTEIN, who will MICHEL JOFFRION, who earned a $12,000 scholarship. University of Florida. attend the University of West received a U. S. Coast Guard BRANDON BUCHALTER, ROBYN DAVIDSON, who Florida, received grants and scholarship totaling $18,000, who received a scholarship from will attend the University of scholarships totaling $22,000. will attend PJC. the University of Alabama Southern Mississippi, earned a ROLAND HARVEY, who ADAM JOHNSON, who totaling $15,000, will attend the $47,824 scholarship. received scholarships from received a scholarship from Tulane University of Central Florida. COLIN DAVIES, who will Tulane University, Auburn University for $164,000, will LAUREN CANNON, who attend Mississippi State University and Clemson attend the University of Florida. will attend Anderson University, University, earned a $57,480 University totaling $168,848, TAYLOR JOHNSON, who earned a $12,500 scholarship. scholarship. will attend Tulane University. received scholarships from the EMILY CHASTAIN, who LAUREN DAVIS, who VICTORIA HARVEY, who Culinary Institute and Future received scholarships from earned a $15,000 scholarship from received scholarships from the Business Leaders of America Southern Wesleyan University, the University of Alabama, will Air Force Aid Society, the GI Bill totaling $32,000, will attend University of South Alabama, attend Pensacola Junior College. and the University of Alabama Johnson & Wales University. Spring hill College and TERESA DI LORETO, totaling $100,000, will attend the JACQUELINE KASLER, Birmingham Southern College who received a scholarship from University of Alabama. who earned a tennis scholarship totaling $151,500, will attend the Loyola University totaling KELLY HAYES, who to Auburn University worth University of Southern Mississippi. $44,000, will attend the received scholarships from the $21,368, won the Pensacola MIRANDA COLEY, who University of Alabama. University of Southern Sports Association Overall received scholarships from the KENJI DINELLI, who Mississippi, Auburn University Senior Scholar Athlete Award University of South Florida, received scholarships from and Louisiana State University WILLIAM KEENE, who Kings College and UWF Vanderbilt University, the Naval totaling $63,576, will attend received scholarships from the totaling $26,000, will attend the Academy, Sons of Italy Louisiana State University. University of West Florida and University of West Florida. Scholarship and Florida State BRYNNE HEATLEY, who Florida State University totaling KYLIE CONNER, who University totaling $427,850, received scholarships from PJC, $14,000, will .attend the received a scholarship from the will attend the Naval Academy. Savannah College of Art and University of Central Florida University of Southern Mississippi ALIX DOBEK, who will attend Design, Tulane University, AMELIA KLUG, who and University of North Florida the University of South Alabama, University of Colorado and received scholarships from the totaling $52,024, will attend the earned a $15,000 scholarship. Florida State University totaling University of Southern Florida, University of Florida. RACHEL DURHAM, who $158,500, will attend the University of Central Florida, ELLIOTT COOPER was will attend Florida State University, University of Central Florida. Creighton University, University presented a scholarship for $100 earned an $8,000 scholarship. KELSEY HEBERT, who will of Tampa and an Exon Teagle for outstanding video production MEGAN EASTBURN, who attend Louisiana State University, Foundation Scholarship totaling with the DVD yearbook. received scholarships from Barry earned a $36,600 scholarship. $137,000, will attend the VINCENT COSTERS, who University and Jacksonville CHAU HO, who received University of Central Florida. received scholarships from the University totaling $99,200, will scholarships from the KASEY LANDFAIR, who University of South Florida, attend the University of Central University of South Florida, received a scholarship from Louisiana State University, Auburn Florida. She also earned a $200 University of West Florida, Mississippi State University scholarship from GBHS’ Student University of South Florida and totaling $36,000, will attend Government Association. Barry University totaling Santa Fe Community College. CHARLES FEERICK, who $131,000, will attend the BEN LIVELY received a will attend the University of University of South Florida. baseball scholarship to the West Florida, earned a $20,000 NOAH HOLSWORTH, University of Central Florida scholarship. who will attend the University totaling $38,814. LIZ FEMEYER, who will of South Florida, earned a RACHEL LOTT, who has attend Pensacola Junior College, $10,000 scholarship. received scholarships from Kings received grants and scholarships BRANDI HUGHES, who will College, Colorado State University, Sylvan understands the pressure and totaling $15,550. attend the University of West Florida, Florida State University and the challenges students face in making the JACQUELINE FOCKLER, earned a $12,000 scholarship. University of South Florida most of their college entrance exams. Sylvan’s ACT® prep course can reduce CALL NOW! who will attend New College, NICK HUMPHREY, who totaling $113,000, will attend the your stress and increase your score. $100 OFF earned a $16,000 scholarship. received scholarships from the University of Florida. Real results - 3 out of 4 Sylvan students For pre-paid programs of 36 SARAH FOSS, who will University of West Florida, STEPHEN LYNCH, who will increase their ACT score by as much as 5 hours or more. Good at this attend Stetson University, Spring hill College, Louisiana attend the University of West points location only and may not be earned a $72,000 scholarship. State University, University of Florida, earned a $4,000 scholarship. Individual instruction combined with other offers. LAURA FRADENBURG, South Alabama, Louisiana State BEN MCCRARY, who Twenty-eight lecture hours focused who will attend the University University and Tulane University received a Publix Tuition on the exact skills you need of Florida, earned a $22,197 totaling $176,600, will attend the scholarship, a State of Florida Two timed practice tests Expert insructors know the test and 934-66111 scholarship. University of West Florida. He Grant and an SRPE scholarship understand the challenges of preparing for 5668 Gulf Breeze Parkway (Across from the Zoo) Photo courtesy of athletesfeats RICHARD FREEMAN, who also received a $100 scholarship totaling $25,250, will attend the college. photography.com will attend the University of West from the Future Business University of West Florida. Don’t wait! Courses fill up quickly. Ashley Wilson will attend Florida, earned a $500 scholarship. Leaders of America. See Seniors, Florida State University. Page 7C
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Continued from page 6C CAITLYN PRATT, who received scholarships from the TYLER MCGEE, who University of Alabama totaling received scholarships from the $16,000, will attend the University of Central Florida University of West Florida. and the Senior Scholar Athlete MARGARET RODGERS, Awards Banquet for $11,600, who will play soccer at the will attend the University of University of Florida, received a Central Florida. scholarship $73,200. PATRICK MCKIERNAN, ASHLEIGH RYALS, who who received a scholarship from will play golf at the University of Drexel University totaling South Alabama, received a $72,000, will attend the scholarship for $12,600. She also University of South Alabama. received a scholarship from the MELODY MEDWELL, Pensacola Sports Association. who will attend Florida State BRIANA SANTIAGO, who University, earned a $10,100 received track and field scholarship. She also received a scholarships from Tulane plaque for serving as editor-in- University, the University of chief of the Blue and Gold South Alabama and the newspaper this year. McAdams Memorial athletic CASEY MEREDITH scholarship totaling $91,964, received a multicultural will attend Tulane University. scholarship from PJC. KEVYN SARRA, who KASSIDY MILANI, who received scholarships from the received a scholarship from the University of Southern Florida State University totaling Mississippi totaling $110,200, will $4,100, will attend Pensacola attend Florida State University. Junior College. MARC SESSA, who Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com JORDAN MINISH, who received scholarships from Ohio Second Gators received scholarships from the State, University of Missouri, Danny Gibble (left) and Matt Dannheisser (right) will be following in the footsteps of their older siblings (Tommy in 2008, Jana University of South Florida and University of Minnesota, in 2006) at the University of Florida. University of Alabama, University of Southern Louisiana State University, California totaling $169,584, State University, University of NICOL SYMMES, who MEGAN THOMPSON, GEORGE WEISNICHT, Northeastern University and a will attend the University of Cincinnati, University of received a $1,000 scholarship who received scholarships from who received scholarships US Navy ROTC scholarship Southern California. Memphis, Florida Atlantic from Girl Scouts of America, the University of South from the University of South totaling $441,000, will attend MARCUS SMITH- University, University of will attend PJC. Alabama, Andrews Institute and Florida, University of North the University of Minnesota. NDONG received a Florida Florida, Ohio State University, SHANE THAMES, who won the Rotary Club totaling $9,250, Florida, Louisiana State CASON MOORE, who will Army National Guard Tail Hook and Texas A & M scholarships from PJC, Pensacola will attend the University of University and the Greek attend Troy University, please scholarship for $15,000. University totaling $1,104,532, Sports Association and the Naval South Alabama. Orthodox Church totaling earned a $6,800 scholarship. SHELBY SMITHEY, who will attend Texas A&M Academy totaling $206,800, will STEVEN VERNALI, who $37,000, will attend the CHRIS MURRAY enlisted will attend the University of University. He also won earned attend the Naval Academy. received scholarships from the University of South Florida. in the U. S. Navy with a signing Miami, earned a $21,000 an award from the GBHS Math JOSHUA THOMAS, who University of West Florida, TYLER WILLETS, who bonus of more than $60,000. scholarship. Department. received scholarships from Auburn University, the received scholarships from COLIN MURPHY, who MITCHELL SOLOMON, CARLI STEINHAUER Florida International University University of Alabama, Barry University, Florida received scholarships from who received scholarships from earned a Student Government and the University of Central University of New Mexico, Institute of Technology, Florida State University and the the University of West Florida, Leadership award. Florida totaling $8,000, will Birmingham Southern College, University of West Florida, University of South Florida University of South Alabama, JUSTIN STEPHENS attend Florida International Westminster College, Texas A & University of South Florida, totaling $21,600, will attend the Auburn University and Florida received a multicultural University. M, Florida Atlantic University, and the University of North University of Florida. Institute of Technology totaling scholarship from the Pensacola MORGAN THOMAS, who New College, Carleton College, Florida totaling $116,639, will STEPHEN O’BRIEN, who $199,000, will attend the Junior College. received scholarships from the University of Florida, attend the University of North received scholarships from the Florida Institute of Technology. NICK STOTT has enlisted Washington University of St. University of South Florida, Florida. University of Central Florida HAYES SPERRY, who will in the U. S. Navy with a signing Louis and a National Merit Georgia State University, ALEXANDER totaling $5,000, will attend the play soccer at Chaminade bonus of more than $60,000. Scholarship totaling $4,000, Oklahoma State University, Ohio WILLIAMS, who received a University of Florida. University in Honolulu, earned JOSHUA SUELFLOW, will attend the University of State University, Willamette, scholarship from the ELYSE O’CONNELL, who a $17,000 scholarship. who received scholarships from Florida. She also won an award University of Arizona, Texas University of South Florida received scholarships from San JAKE STANLEY, who Baylor University and the PJC from the GBHS English State University, University of totaling $2,000, will attend the Diego State University, received scholarships from Cross Country Award totaling Department, as well as a plaque Nebraska, Ball State and the University of Florida. Philadelphia Biblical College, Webb Institute, Texas Tech, $61,600, will attend Baylor from the Santa Rosa County for National Hispanic Scholarship ASHLEY WILSON, who and the U. S. military totaling New College, National Merit University Accelerated Medical Teachers of Mathematics. totaling $1,083,000, will attend will attend Florida State over $15,000, will attend the Scholarships from Birmingham School Program. BLAKE THOMPSON, who Boston University accelerated University, earned a $9,600 University of Colorado, Boulder. Southern, University of New TRENT SWANN, who will attend the University of medical school program. scholarship. DOUGLAS OVERLADE, Mexico, University of Alabama, received a Walmart Community West Florida, earned a $21,840 RACHEL VIGLIONE, who GARRETT ZANCA, who who received the Laura Calfee University of Texas, University Scholarship and a Reed scholarship. He also received an will attend Florida Southern will attend Florida Institute of Higdon Scholarship for $500, will of Oklahoma, University of Scholarship totaling $3,500, will award from the GBHS Social College, earned a $39,000 technology, earned a $72,000 attend the University of West Florida. Central Florida, Mississippi attend the University of Florida. Studies Department. scholarship. scholarship.
Submitted Photo Cheer-ful girls Sarah Van Slyke (left) and the rest of the GBHS cheerleading squads held a three-day Cheer Clinic recently at the Rec Center.
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FIVE QUESTIONS Continued from page 1C setters in the program along with the volleyball clubs and that position has This rec program is unique in this area done very well. but anywhere in the country, mostly Last year, Tristan Powers was Player urban areas, this is a norm. You can see of the Year in Volleyball and she set for the results in Pensacola Beach Volleyball only two high school seasons along with Club where the players who love the club seasons. What Laurenbrings to the sport continue to develop. setting table is that she was an attacker It is a small club with only six front/back row along with being a back teams, but those six teams have been row specialist. very successful outside of this area, Her club coach Nathan Sellers was a competing in tourneys in Orlando, setter in college so his coaching has Birmingham and other cities. I believe helped develop her skills. Along with a the club as a whole this year won eight 23 inch vertical she could possibly be the tourneys with every team reaching first player at Gulf Breeze to make first either championships or playoffs. all area team in two different positions. Secondly, I believe the mindset at the Needless to say I am very excited to have varsity level has changed dramatically her run our offense in 2010. since I started in 2004. I believe you can Q: For the second time in three sum it up in one word – CONFIDENCE. years, your program has developed They know that if they put in the work we a Division I volleyball player. Talk require that the results are positive one. about Jasmine Crowell and what Submitted Photo You can look at the records of the she’ll bring to the Southern Miss On to middle school previous teams and see how each year program in 2011. Among the 26 graduates of Pensacola Beach Elementary’s Class of 2010 include (from left): Parker Baynes, Patrick those teams worked longer and harder A: Jasmine was another freshman, Hodges, Reddon McLaurine, Daniel Green (leaning forward), Jack Flores, Zoë Babcock, Kylie Finkbone and Maddie in the off season and during the season along with Alison Milam, that we Grace McCurdy. The rest of the PBES Class of 2010 included: Colin Adams, Logan Bruce, Benton Byrd, Emily and the results. selected four years ago along with Chaney, Shelby Dunne, Paris Dupuis, Mary Elliott, Justing Fruitticher, Payton Goff, Layne Hackleman, Starfish Holk, We have had back to back 20 or Lauren as freshmen to play on varsity. Dillon McCain, Joshua Priest, Brandon Shaw, Edgar Shigley, Alexis Simmons, Dylan Skutt and Reilly Thompson. more game winning seasons. That is Jasmine is the definition of what you the result of the players pushing would love to see in every player, unre- themselves and each other to be the lenting desire to be the best she can be. best they can be. She had only played one year of rec All of this along with the third ele- volleyball and one club season before ment that I believe is vital is playoff we selected her. experience and senior leadership. She has a work ethic second to none If you have not been in playoffs you and a fantastic mother who guided her really do not get the concept of how each and every day. What she will each step to get to the final four bring to Southern Miss program is a becomes much more difficult. mindset that each day she will come to Last year we had players that had work on the volleyball floor ready to never been to any high school playoff improve. much less the region final and it was She works off the court as hard as exposed in our match against on the practice court and that is what Jacksonville Bishop Kenny. That team sets her apart from everyone else. She had been to several regional finals and also works hard in the classroom. It final fours. We learned hopefully that to will not surprise me at all if she breaks achieve your goal you start your season into the starting line up sometime in and work on becoming a better team her fresh or sophomore years. It is the each and every day and by the end of the only way she believes, be relentless in season you will play in a championship. what you want to achieve. Q: You’ll have your entire starting Q: Talk about the Pensacola Beach lineup back, except for your setter. Volleyball Club and some of the Submitted Photo Talk about Lauren Alverson and the younger players that will impact On to middle school impact she’ll have to have on the 2010 your program next year. From left: Keegan Luchsinger, Zach Pohlmann, Evan Schulz and Konner Flynn were among Oriole Beach team. A: The club board is very proud of Elementary’s Class of 2010. A: Four years ago, we looked at the what has been accomplished the last direction we wanted this program to go. few years at the club level. Our only In our decision we wanted to put athletic regret is not being able to provide players on the court either with or everyone an opportunity to play club Next chapter for Lively still to be written without experience in the game. but we are very limited in gym space. This move was a controversial one I would personally like to thank BY JASON THOMPSON selected until the 26th round by the So far this summer, Lively is 2-0 outside the program but if we were to every coach, board member, and parent Gulf Breeze News Indians late on June 8. with the Bombers. He struck out five succeed in becoming a program that for developing the PBVC Club, without [email protected] “It was just relief, when my name in three innings in his first appearance would hopefully be successful this was them it would not work. finally got picked,” said Lively, who and pitched five in his second what we felt was necessary. In steps As I said earlier the players playing Ben Lively waited longer that he has a scholarship with Central appearance Sunday. He’s allowed only Lauren Alverson as a freshman and at a younger age are now entering our had expected to get a phone call last Florida. “It was like ‘thank God it’s three hits and hasn’t walked a batter. right away we knew she needed to be high school program and each year I week. Not it’s the Cleveland Indians done.’ It was stressful all day.” He’s currently on the Summer on the gym floor. see more talent at the ninth grade level who will be doing the waiting. Lively is currently in Miami Watch Program, where the Indians She had an immediate impact on the that ever before. This year is no excep- Lively, who had been predicted to playing with the Florida Bombers, a can still sign him between now and team with her relentless ability to tion. We have some players who have get selected in the 2010 Major travel team that’s won the national August 15. pursue excellence. It was not a easy now played three years of club before League Baseball Draft anywhere title five of the last seven years, “It’s still tempting to go either way road by any means as a freshman they are 14. The beauty of this is that I from the fifth to 15th rounds, wasn’t according to grandfather Jim Lively. (Indians or UCF),” Lively said. starting with varsity players but she will get to coach them! Alex Karcher, never ever let it be known on the court Laura Riney, Kobi Bell, Cate Hodges if she had doubts in her ability. are just a few of the players that will I will go as far as to say she is impact the program in the future. Today last day to register for Club tennis tourney probably the best overall player I have Q: What’s your summer schedule? Today is the last day to The entry fee for the yet been determined. Call coached at Gulf Breeze. Her ability to A: June 15 we start our weekly position register for the Summer Summer Slam is $60 per between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. play every position is invaluable. She training sessions which will be each Slam 2010, at The Club. person. The entry fee includes on Thursday for Friday’s started as a freshman as a back row Tuesday until the end of July. We will run The ladies’ and mens’ Friday evening hors d’oeuvres, start times. specialist, moved to front row her stadiums each Friday at 7 a.m. also until doubles tournament takes Saturday and Sunday lunches, The ladies matches will sophomore/junior year. Last year she the end of July. The position training has place from Friday, June 25 t-shirts, awards and be played morning or after- made first team all area. She has supe- been highly successful in the advancement to Sunday, June 27. refreshments all weekend. noon on Friday. The men’s rior ball control and a volleyball IQ of player skill levels. We also have a jump The first 32 teams will Cost for non-players is matches will be played training program that we hand out for the second to none. be divided into two ladies All levels are welcome $30 for the weekend. mid-or late afternoon on players to train at home. I have had only one pure setter since and two men's divisions. to participate. Entries, with payment, Friday. All doubles teams July 7-8 Gulf Shores competition I have been at Gulf Breeze, by that I The tournament is set up Play will be scored with must be received no later play one match Friday. tourney; July 15-17 University of mean trained in the position at a young on a compass draw, which no-ad scoring, with the than today at 6 p.m. For more information, Florida Team Camp; July 19-22 Gulf age say around 10 or 11, and that was guarantees each team a third set tiebreaker decid- Starting times for contact Brian Sakey at Breeze Volleyball Camp 4-12 grades Jamie Hayes. 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SECTION D GULF BREEZE NEWS June 17, 2010 Life on Pensacola Beach Voice your opinion at Town Hall meeting If you have something to say, some- one is listening. Bring Living life your opinions to the TOWN Pensacola Beach HALL Town Hall Meeting MEETING with Escambia ‘in between’ Tuesday, County District 4 Commissioner June 22 Grover Robinson, IV 6 to 8 P.M. then and now on Tuesday, June 22 SRIA on Pensacola f you asked my son, Gabe, he’d tell you he from 6 to 8 p.m. The meeting will Beach was a fourth grader. If you asked my oldest take place at the SRIA Details: daughter, Emma, she’d tell you she was a 2nd I Conference Room, 1 595-4940. grader. The truth is that they have finished the prior Via De Luna Drive on grades, but have yet to start their new grade. It is Pensacola Beach. summer and they won’t be in school for a couple of Michelle Sarra/Special to the News months. I’ve never heard kids say that they were in Despite oil cleanup crews working near- The meeting will include an update on the BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill between grades. However, a lot of us are “in by while the BP supply ship lingers off as well as other citizen concerns. between.” the coast, Paul Sarra prepares for a day I have talked to friends who are “in between jobs” of fishing in Pensacola Pass. For more information, contact District 4, 595-4940. right now. Some folks are “in between” relation- RIGHT: An oil-stained water bottle is the ships. There are those “in between” college and only hint of trouble offshore as Sarra career. I have even heard people say that they are enjoys a picture perfect day of surf fish- “in between” churches! (that’ll preach!) The excite- ing. Curious ment of baseball is found “in between” the pitch and the swing. Fisherman fish because of the thrill “in BELOW: Washed up boom at between” setting the hook and the gaff. Some of us Pensacola Pass June 13 frames shrimp about oil on are “in between” for most of our lives. Even our boats and skimmers in distance. current oil situation reminds us that we are in between cause and effect. The accident has hap- the coast? pened and the effect is still happening. We are “in Check out live webcams between” life as we knew it and recovery. We are “in between.” When a few tar balls washed ashore History is full of “in betweens.” The Reformation last week, the national media was out in was the time “in between” the Dark Ages and full force to photograph each one. Enlightenment. The Hebrews spent 40 years “in A few days later, the water and between” a life of slavery in Egypt and the promised beaches were back to pristine condition, land of Canaan. Our national interstate system is a with plenty of sunbathers and swimmers somewhat permanent reminder that highway life is enjoying the environment. lived “in between” different social centers. Even the SRIA development director Matt internet is an “in between” two different computers Mooneyham is working to install cam- spread across the planet. eras on the gulf pier, one facing east and Many of us have heard: “Life is not a destination. one facing west, to give potential visi- It is a journey.” I think the essence of that cliche is tors an opportunity to see the condition that we really live “in between.” Most tombstones, of the water and beaches. you will notice, have two dates with a dash connect- Once installed and operational, the ing them. The dash reminds us that life was lived in webcams can be accessed through the “in between.” www.visitpensacolabeach.com. For many of us in area, much of life is found of Currently, a web cam is available Highway 98. “In between” our trips to Wal-mart, Residents vow to fight online at www.visitpensacola.com. Publix, church, Pensacola, and the beach, is where we really live. We live “in between” monthly bills, football games, vacations, and everything else. This unruly wedding parties Blue Angels summer, I encourage you to enjoy life “in between” your destinations. I hope you find some hope “in between” the oil spill and the clean up effort. I want a way that prevents emer- said the lease allows short term Air Show still BY LISA NEWELL * Gulf Breeze News to celebrate those “in between” relationships with [email protected] gency vehicle access and the rentals but not with the intent of you as you find friends and partners along the roads occasional rowdy party hosting groups of over 100 peo- scheduled connecting our lives. As the people of Pensacola The plan to rein in the wedding attendee. ple per week. The show must go on, at least for Beach, we want to enjoy the few weeks we spend parties in residential neighbor- Ascherfeld said the parties at Ed Guernsey said the property now. The popular Blue Angels air show with those who spend their “in between” time with hoods appeared to have all the the five bedroom, 2,654 square owners probably rebuilt after the is still scheduled for July 6-12 on us as they vacation. For those of us who are “in right elements: a special event foot home located at 902 Ariola, hurricane with the intention of Pensacola Beach. between” hope and despair over this oil crisis, our fee, an acknowledgement of has between 100 to 150 guests profiting from rental income. He Since the Coast Guard vessel that community is here to walk with you so that your parking limitations and local per week. said it would be “dangerous” to serves as the center point of the show “dash” might not be a lonely one. For those of you noise ordinances as well as the “It’s getting worse and worse,” try to segregate these homes as has been called into service with the oil “in between” jobs who are afraid for your family and signature of the rental agent. Ascherfeld said. “Somebody’s businesses when there is no such spill, the search is on for a privately paying your bills, we want to walk with you with But the best laid plans aren’t going to get hurt.” designation in the tax code. owned vessel, approximately 60 to 70 support and encouragement until you find employ- working out as hoped for two He believes the rental property Instead, Guernsey favors feet long, to anchor at the show’s center ment and peace of mind. For those of you “in Ariola Drive residents. is a business operating in a resi- stricter enforcement. point and provide a visual anchor for the between” happiness and divorce in your marriages, Ray Ascherfeld and Jim Leslie dential area. “We need to find a way to put Blue Angel pilots. we want to offer a shoulder to cry on or an ear to lis- are tormented each weekend by Vernon Prather, Santa Rosa more teeth” in the regulations, To volunteer your vessel, contact ten. For those of you “in between” addiction and unrelenting noise, cars parked in Island Authority board member, See SRIA, Page 3D Buck Lee at (850) 932-2257.
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NOTICE OF Tax Sale Certificate has Description of property, County, Florida for the Tax Deed to be the 19th day of May, GIVEN THAT DICK N OR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR APPLICATION filed said Tax Certificate and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––––– issued thereon. The Unless such certificate 2010. BETTY N RILEY TTEE SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR TAX DEED for the Tax Deed to be is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF Certificate Number and shall be redeemed OF THE RILEY TRUST PROBATE DIVISION issued thereon. The APPLICATION year of Issuance, the according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson holder of the following NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number and Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED Description of property, Property described in Clerk of the Circuit Tax Sale Certificate has IN RE: GIVEN THAT DICK N OR year of Issuance, the 1884 Year and Name(s) in which it such Certificate will be Court of Santa Rosa filed said Tax Certificate The Estate of SARA F. NOBLES, Deceased BETTY N RILEY TTEE of Issuance: 2008 is assessed is as follows: Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the Highest Bidder, County, Florida for the Tax Deed to be Case No. 57-2010-CP- 000044 OF THE RILEY TRUST and Name(s) in which it GIVEN THAT DICK N OR at the east end lobby of –––––––––––––––––––– issued thereon. The holder of the following is assessed is as follows: Description of Property: BETTY N RILEY TTEE Certificate Number: the County Administrative NOTICE OF Certificate Number and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tax Sale Certificate has PROPERTY OF THE RILEY TRUST 1753 Year Complex at 6495 Caroline APPLICATION FOR year of Issuance, the filed said Tax Certificate Certificate Number: DESCRIBED IN OR holder of the following of Issuance: 2008 St., Milton, Florida on the TAX DEED Description of property, The administration of the decedent's estate, includ- for the Tax Deed to be 2205 Year BOOK 2540 PAGE 453 Tax Sale Certificate has 12th day of July, 2010 at and Name(s) in which it estate of Sara F. Nobles, ing unmatured, contingent issued thereon. The of Issuance: 2008 Parcel ID: 17-1N-28- filed said Tax Certificate Description of Property: 12:00 noon. Dated this the NOTICE IS HEREBY is assessed is as follows: deceased, whose date of or unliquidated claims, Certificate Number and 0000-03607-0000 for the Tax Deed to be LT 1 BLK 2, LYNWOOD 19th day of May, 2010. GIVEN THAT DICK N OR death was March 25, must file their claims with year of Issuance, the Description of Property: Name in which issued thereon. The PARK, AS DES IN OR BETTY N RILEY TTEE Certificate Number: 2008; is pending in the this court WITHIN THREE Description of property, LT 16 BLK 93, HOLLEY Assessed: Certificate Number and BOOK 2551 PG 465 Mary M. Johnson OF THE RILEY TRUST 1287 Year Circuit Court for Santa (3) MONTHS AFTER THE and Name(s) in which it BY THE SEA, AS DES GERALD E WOODS, year of Issuance, the Parcel ID: 16-1N-28- Clerk of the Circuit holder of the following of Issuance: 2008 Rosa County, Florida, DATE OF THE FIRST is assessed is as follows: IN OR BOOK 1036 PG GLENDA S WOODS Description of property, 2320-00200-0010 Court of Santa Rosa Tax Sale Certificate has Probate Division; File PUBLICATION OF THIS 617 All of the above property and Name(s) in which it Name in which County, Florida filed said Tax Certificate Description of Property: Number 57-2010-CP- NOTICE. Certificate Number: is located in Santa Rosa Assessed: LT 26 BLK B, BLACK- Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- is assessed is as follows: for the Tax Deed to be 000044; the address of 2026 Year 1920-09300-0160 County, In the State of PAUL QUALLS –––––––––––––––––––– issued thereon. The JACK ESTATES, AS which is PO Box 472 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO of Issuance: 2008 Name in which Florida. Certificate Number: All of the above property NOTICE OF Certificate Number and DES IN OR BOOK 809 Milton, FL 32572. The FILED WILL BE FOREV- Assessed: 1289 Year is located in Santa Rosa APPLICATION FOR year of Issuance, the PG 4 & OR BOOK 2592 names and addresses of ER BARRED. Description of Property: GARY T HELLINGS, Unless such certificate of Issuance: 2008 County, In the State of TAX DEED Description of property, PG 999 the personal representa- LT 14 BLK 31, ANDREA S HELLINGS shall be redeemed Florida. and Name(s) in which it Parcel ID: 12-2S-27- NAVARRE 2ND ADD, AS All of the above property according to Law, the Description of Property: NOTICE IS HEREBY is assessed is as follows: 0370-00B00-0260 tive and the personal rep- NOTWITHSTANDING DES IN OR BOOK 2115 is located in Santa Rosa Property described in LT 29 BLK B, BLACK- Unless such certificate GIVEN THAT DICK N OR resentative's attorney are THE TIME PERIODS SET PG 621 County, In the State of such Certificate will be JACK ESTATES, AS shall be redeemed BETTY N RILEY TTEE Certificate Number: Name in which set forth below. FORTH ABOVE, ANY Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- Florida. sold to the Highest DES IN OR BOOK 2120, according to Law, the OF THE RILEY TRUST 1237 Year Assessed: CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 2750-03100-0140 Bidder, at the east end PG 883 Property described in holder of the following of Issuance: 2008 EDWIN L WELLS All creditors of the dece- YEARS OR MORE Name in which Unless such certificate lobby of the County Parcel ID: 12-2S-27- such Certificate will be Tax Sale Certificate has JULIA H WELLS dent and other persons, AFTER THE DECE- Assessed: shall be redeemed Administrative Complex 0370-00B00-0290 sold to the Highest filed said Tax Certificate Description of Property: All of the above property who have claims or DENT'S DATE OF DEATH JANE LOWE BALDWIN, according to Law, the at 6495 Caroline St., Name in which Bidder, at the east end for the Tax Deed to be W 110' OF NW/4 OF is located in Santa Rosa demands against dece- IS BARRED. ALFRED M LOWE III, Property described in Milton, Florida on the Assessed: lobby of the County issued thereon. The SW/4 OF 12-1N-28, N County, In the State of dent's estate, including ANTOINETTE M such Certificate will be 26th day of July, 2010 at G WAYNE THOMPSON Administrative Complex Certificate Number and OF RD, AS DES IN OR Florida. unmatured, contingent or THE DATE OF FIRST COSTELLO sold to the Highest 12:00 noon. Dated this All of the above property at 6495 Caroline St., year of Issuance, the BOOK 2527 PG 118, OR unliquidated claims, and PUBLICATION OF THIS All of the above property Bidder, at the east end the 2nd day of June, is located in Santa Rosa Milton, Florida on the Description of property, BOOK 2573 PG 1032, Unless such certificate who have been served a NOTICE IS: June 17, 2010 is located in Santa Rosa lobby of the County 2010. County, In the State of 19th day of July, 2010 at and Name(s) in which it OR BOOK 2573 PG shall be redeemed copy of this notice, must County, In the State of Administrative Complex Florida. 12:00 noon. Dated this is assessed is as follows: 1033, OR BOOK 2780 according to Law, the file their claims with this Attorney for Personal Florida. at 6495 Caroline St., Mary M. Johnson the 26th day of May, PG 1263 & OR BOOK Property described in court WITHIN THE LATER Representative: Milton, Florida on the Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate 2010. Certificate Number: 2974 PG 1206 such Certificate will be OF THREE (3) MONTHS Raymond B. Palmer, Unless such certificate 2nd day of August, 2010 Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed 1221 Year Parcel ID: 12-1N-28- sold to the Highest AFTER THE DATE OF Esquire shall be redeemed at 12:00 noon. Dated County, Florida according to Law, the Mary M. Johnson of Issuance: 2008 0000-00100-0000 Bidder, at the east end THE FIRST PUBLICA- 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––––– Clerk of the Circuit lobby of the County this the 9th day of June, Property described in TION OF THIS NOTICE Suite 41 Property described in 2010. NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Court of Santa Rosa Description of Property: Name in which Administrative Complex OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 such Certificate will be APPLICATION sold to the Highest County, Florida S/2 OF NW/4 OF SW/4 Assessed: at 6495 Caroline St., AFTER THE DATE OF Fla. Bar: 42171 sold to the Highest Mary M. Johnson FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end –––––––––––––––––––– OF SW/4 OF 12-1N-27, LILLIAN BROXSON Milton, Florida on the SERVICE OF A COPY OF Phone: 850-916-1000 Bidder, at the east end Clerk of the Circuit lobby of the County NOTICE OF AS DES IN OR BOOK POOLEY 12th day of July, 2010 at THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Fax: 850-916-0080 lobby of the County Court of Santa Rosa NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex APPLICATION 1611 PG 848, LESS E EUBY POOLEY PR OF 12:00 noon. Dated this Administrative Complex County, Florida GIVEN THAT DICK N OR at 6495 Caroline St., FOR TAX DEED 30' FOR RD, LESS ALL EST OF LILLIAN B the 19th day of May, at 6495 Caroline St., –––––––––––––––––––– BETTY N RILEY TTEE Milton, Florida on the MIN RTS POOLEY 2010. All other creditors of the Personal Representative Milton, Florida on the NOTICE OF OF THE RILEY TRUST 19th day of July, 2010 at NOTICE IS HEREBY Parcel ID: 12-1N-27- All of the above property decedent and other per- Donna Butts 2nd day of August, 2010 APPLICATION holder of the following 12:00 noon. Dated this GIVEN THAT DICK N OR 0000-00325-0000 is located in Santa Rosa Mary M. Johnson sons who have claims or 3836 Bangkok Cove at 12:00 noon. Dated FOR TAX DEED Tax Sale Certificate has the 26th day of May, BETTY N RILEY TTEE County, In the State of Clerk of the Circuit demands against the Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 this the 9th day of June, filed said Tax Certificate 2010. OF THE RILEY TRUST Name in which Florida. Court of Santa Rosa 2010. NOTICE IS HEREBY for the Tax Deed to be holder of the following Assessed: County, Florida LEGAL 818 Gulf Breeze News 6/17, 24/2010 GIVEN THAT DICK N OR issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson Tax Sale Certificate has HECTOR A CUEVAS Unless such certificate –––––––––––––––––––– Mary M. Johnson BETTY N RILEY TTEE Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit filed said Tax Certificate PAMELA M JENNINGS shall be redeemed Clerk of the Circuit OF THE RILEY TRUST year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa for the Tax Deed to be All of the above property according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa holder of the following Description of property, County, Florida issued thereon. The is located in Santa Rosa Property described in County, Florida Tax Sale Certificate has and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––––– Certificate Number and County, In the State of such Certificate will be NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING –––––––––––––––––––– filed said Tax Certificate is assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF year of Issuance, the Florida. sold to the Highest NOTICE OF for the Tax Deed to be APPLICATION Description of property, Bidder, at the east end WHEREAS, Jim Rovina, has petitioned to vacate, abandon, discontinue and APPLICATION issued thereon. The Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it Unless such certificate lobby of the County renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the following described proper- FOR TAX DEED Certificate Number and 1946 Year is assessed is as follows: shall be redeemed Administrative Complex ty to wit: year of Issuance, the of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY according to Law, the at 6495 Caroline St., NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of property, GIVEN THAT DICK N OR Certificate Number: 1801 Property described in Milton, Florida on the The unnamed alleyway right-of-way running North and South between lots 1-12 and GIVEN THAT DICK N OR and Name(s) in which it Description of Property: BETTY N RILEY TTEE Year of Issuance: 2008 such Certificate will be 12th day of July, 2010 at lots 13-24 in block 655 of the Avalon Beach subdivision as described in P.B. "A" BETTY N RILEY TTEE is assessed is as follows: COM NW COR OF 17- OF THE RILEY TRUST sold to the Highest Bidder, 12:00 noon. Dated this pages 1-10 of the public records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. OF THE RILEY TRUST 2N-28, TH S 1*13'25" W holder of the following Description of Property: at the east end lobby of the 19th day of May, holder of the following 675.74', TH S 89*25'42" Tax Sale Certificate has PROPERTY the County Administrative 2010. AND WHEREAS, a time and date has been established for a public hearing for the Tax Sale Certificate has Certificate Number: E 22.60' TO E R/W PINE filed said Tax Certificate DESCRIBED IN OR Complex at 6495 Caroline Board of County Commissioners to consider the advisability of exercising its authority filed said Tax Certificate 2220 Year BLOSSOM RD, TH S for the Tax Deed to be BOOK 1429 PG 493 & St., Milton, Florida on the Mary M. Johnson pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general statutes to vacate, abandon, discontinue, for the Tax Deed to be of Issuance: 2008 1*36'47"W ON R/W issued thereon. The OR BOOK 2050 PG 1032 12th day of July, 2010 at Clerk of the Circuit renounce and disclaim any right or interest of the public in and to the above described issued thereon. The 496.92' TO POB TH S Certificate Number and Parcel ID: 16-2N-26- 12:00 noon. Dated this the Court of Santa Rosa property. Certificate Number and Description of Property: 89*31'03" E 524.56', TH year of Issuance, the 0000-00800-0000 19th day of May, 2010. County, Florida year of Issuance, the LT 10 BLK 118B, HOL- S 1*17'27" W 164.70' TO Description of property, Name in which –––––––––––––––––––– NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the public generally are directed that Description of property, LEY BY THE SEA, AS N R/W HAPPY HOLLOW and Name(s) in which it Assessed: Mary M. Johnson NOTICE OF a public hearing upon the above mentioned Petition, shall be held by the Board of and Name(s) in which it DES IN OR BOOK 2960 DR, TH N 89*36'19" W is assessed is as follows: MERVIN C DUMAS Clerk of the Circuit APPLICATION FOR County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, in the Commissioners Meeting is assessed is as follows: PG 253 525.51' TO E R/W PINE All of the above property Court of Santa Rosa TAX DEED Room in the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- BLOSSOM RD, TH N Certificate Number: is located in Santa Rosa County, Florida Street, Milton, Florida on the 8th day of July, 2010, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, Certificate Number: 1920-118B0-0100 1*36'47" E 165.52' TO 1379 Year County, In the State of –––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY or as soon thereafter as the matter can be considered. 2094 Year Name in which POB, AS DES IN OR of Issuance: 2008 Florida. NOTICE OF GIVEN THAT DICK N OR of Issuance: 2008 Assessed: BOOK 2659 PG 1958 APPLICATION FOR BETTY N RILEY TTEE All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision ADAMS HOMES OF Parcel ID: 17-2N-28- Description of Property: Unless such certificate TAX DEED OF THE RILEY TRUST made by the Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming Description of Property: NORTHWEST FL INC, 0000-00301-0000 LT 3 BLK B, SANTA shall be redeemed holder of the following before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a LT 5 BLK B, LAKEVIEW MARY Z SENTNER Name in which VILLA V, AS DES IN OR according to Law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY Tax Sale Certificate has record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need ESTATES, AS DES IN TRUSTEE, KOTUCKOVA Assessed: BOOK 1582 PG 189 Property described in GIVEN THAT DICK N OR filed said Tax Certificate to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall OR BOOK 1998 PG 355, FAMILY TRUST ELTON J BUSH, Parcel ID: 13-1N-29- such Certificate will be BETTY N RILEY TTEE for the Tax Deed to be include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. LESS ALL MIN RTS All of the above property SARADA D BUSH, 4921-00B00-0030 sold to the Highest Bidder, OF THE RILEY TRUST issued thereon. The Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to this mat- Parcel ID: 18-1N-27- is located in Santa Rosa TERRY W KING SR, Name in which at the east end lobby of holder of the following Certificate Number and ter. 2145-00B00-0050 County, In the State of FARICA M KING Assessed: the County Administrative Tax Sale Certificate has year of Issuance, the Name in which Florida. All of the above property PATRICIA LYNN Complex at 6495 Caroline filed said Tax Certificate Description of property, Legal 814 Gulf Breeze News 6/17/10 Assessed: is located in Santa Rosa HUBERT, St., Milton, Florida on the for the Tax Deed to be and Name(s) in which it ALLEN D BABCOCK Unless such certificate County, In the State of STEVEN JAY HUBERT 19th day of July, 2010 at issued thereon. The is assessed is as follows: All of the above property shall be redeemed Florida. All of the above property 12:00 noon. Dated this the Certificate Number and is located in Santa Rosa according to Law, the is located in Santa Rosa 26th day of May, 2010. year of Issuance, the Certificate Number: County, In the State of Property described in Unless such certificate County, In the State of Description of property, 1263 Year NOTICE TO BIDDERS Florida. such Certificate will be shall be redeemed Florida. Mary M. Johnson and Name(s) in which it of Issuance: 2008 sold to the Highest according to Law, the Clerk of the Circuit is assessed is as follows: DRAINAGE/PAVING IMPROVEMENTS Unless such certificate Bidder, at the east end Property described in Unless such certificate Court of Santa Rosa Description of Property: shall be redeemed lobby of the County such Certificate will be shall be redeemed County, Florida Certificate Number: PARCEL #2 FOUND ON The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed according to Law, the Administrative Complex sold to the Highest according to Law, the –––––––––––––––––––– 1235 Year DEED RECORDED IN bids from qualified licensed contractors for the construction of the Sabertooth OR BOOK 2333 PAGE Property described in at 6495 Caroline St., Bidder, at the east end Property described in NOTICE OF of Issuance: 2008 Drainage/Paving Improvements Project. The project will upgrade inadequate drainage such Certificate will be Milton, Florida on the lobby of the County such Certificate will be APPLICATION FOR Description of Property: 51 facilities to allow the handling of expected runoff from the area as shown on the project sold to the Highest 2nd day of August, 2010 Administrative Complex sold to the Highest TAX DEED BEG AT A PT 635' S. & Parcel ID: 12-2S-27- plans and specifications. Bidder, at the east end at 12:00 noon. Dated at 6495 Caroline St., Bidder, at the east end 475' W OF NE COR OF 0000-00922-0000 lobby of the County this the 9th day of June, Milton, Florida on the lobby of the County NOTICE IS HEREBY NE/4 OF SE/4 OF 12- Administrative Complex 2010. 26th day of July, 2010 at Administrative Complex GIVEN THAT 1N-27, FOR POB, TH W Name in which All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County at 6495 Caroline St., 12:00 noon. Dated this at 6495 Caroline St., NOMANBHOY FAMILY 185', TH N 239', TH E Assessed: Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and must Milton, Florida on the Mary M. Johnson the 2nd day of June, Milton, Florida on the LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 185', TH S 239' TO G WAYNE THOMPSON be received by 10:00 a.m., July13, 2010, at which time bids will be opened and read 2nd day of August, 2010 Clerk of the Circuit 2010. 19th day of July, 2010 at holder of the following POB, AS DES IN OR All of the above property aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly at 12:00 noon. Dated Court of Santa Rosa 12:00 noon. Dated this Tax Sale Certificate has BOOK 1903 PG 1618, is located in Santa Rosa labeled "Bid - SABERTOOTH DRAINAGE/PAVING IMPROVEMENTS". Bids received this the 9th day of June, County, Florida Mary M. Johnson the 26th day of May, filed said Tax Certificate LESS ALL MIN RTS County, In the State of after this time will be rejected and returned to the bidder unopened. 2010. –––––––––––––––––––– Clerk of the Circuit 2010. for the Tax Deed to be Parcel ID: 12-1N-27- Florida. NOTICE OF Court of Santa Rosa issued thereon. The 0000-00512-0000 Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION County, Florida Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number and Unless such certificate inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Clerk of the Circuit FOR TAX DEED Clerk of the Circuit year of Issuance, the Name in which shall be redeemed Suite G, Milton, Florida; and the Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old according to Law, the Court of Santa Rosa –––––––––––––––––––– Court of Santa Rosa Description of property, Assessed: Bagdad Highway Suite 300, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF County, Florida and Name(s) in which it WAYNE ALLEN MAL- Property described in from the Santa Rosa County Procurement office at a non refundable cost of $100.00 per –––––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT DICK N OR APPLICATION –––––––––––––––––––– is assessed is as follows: BECK such Certificate will be set. NOTICE OF BETTY N RILEY TTEE FOR TAX DEED NOTICE OF BARBARA L MALBECK sold to the Highest APPLICATION OF THE RILEY TRUST APPLICATION Certificate Number: 3782 SHIRLEY LYNN MAL- Bidder, at the east end FOR TAX DEED holder of the following NOTICE IS HEREBY FOR TAX DEED Year of Issuance: 2008 BECK lobby of the County Questions concerning this project should be directed to Glenn Halstead at (850) 434- Tax Sale Certificate has GIVEN THAT DICK N OR Description of Property: All of the above property Administrative Complex 0059. NOTICE IS HEREBY filed said Tax Certificate BETTY N RILEY TTEE NOTICE IS HEREBY LT 8 BLK B, TIGER is located in Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., GIVEN THAT DICK N OR for the Tax Deed to be OF THE RILEY TRUST GIVEN THAT DICK N OR POINT VILLAGE UNIT 7, County, In the State of Milton, Florida on the The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to BETTY N RILEY TTEE issued thereon. The holder of the following BETTY N RILEY TTEE AS DES IN OR BOOK Florida. 12th day of July, 2010 at reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is OF THE RILEY TRUST Certificate Number and Tax Sale Certificate has OF THE RILEY TRUST 1832 PG 33 12:00 noon. Dated this in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. holder of the following year of Issuance, the filed said Tax Certificate holder of the following Parcel ID: 29-2S-28- Unless such certificate the 19th day of May, Tax Sale Certificate has Description of property, for the Tax Deed to be Tax Sale Certificate has 5446-00B00-0080 shall be redeemed 2010. Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, filed said Tax Certificate and Name(s) in which it issued thereon. The filed said Tax Certificate according to Law, the religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. for the Tax Deed to be is assessed is as follows: Certificate Number and for the Tax Deed to be Name in which Property described in Mary M. Johnson Clerk of the Circuit issued thereon. The year of Issuance, the issued thereon. The Assessed: such Certificate will be By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Certificate Number and Certificate Number: Description of property, Certificate Number and DAVID W ESPEN- sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the 2231 Year and Name(s) in which it year of Issuance, the SCHEID Bidder, at the east end County, Florida LEGAL NOTICE 815 Gulf Breeze News 6/17/10 Description of property, of Issuance: 2008 is assessed is as follows: Description of property, CLAUDIA ESPEN- lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it and Name(s) in which it SCHEID Administrative Complex NOTICE OF is assessed is as follows: Description of Property: Certificate Number: is assessed is as follows: All of the above property at 6495 Caroline St., APPLICATION FOR LT 18 BLK 133, HOLLEY 1996 Year is located in Santa Rosa Milton, Florida on the TAX DEED Certificate Number: BY THE SEA, AS DES of Issuance: 2008 Certificate Number: 169 County, In the State of 12th day of July, 2010 at NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER 2173 Year IN OR BOOK 2336 PG Year of Issuance: 2008 Florida. 12:00 noon. Dated this NOTICE IS HEREBY of Issuance: 2008 1766 Description of Property: AN ORDINANCE Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- LT 16 BLK 16, Description of Property: Description of Property: 1920-13300-0180 NAVARRE 2ND ADD, AS LT 10 BLK 4, GARDEN- The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinances by the Board of County LT 15 BLK 22, HOLLEY Name in which DES IN OR BOOK 2115 DALE, AS DES IN OR Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for 9:30 a.m., July 8, 2010, in the BY THE SEA, AS DES Assessed: PG 630 & OR BOOK BOOK 1722 PG 1306 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Commissioners meeting room at the County Administrative Complex, located at 6495 IN OR BOOK 2254 PG JERRY D SEARS, 2718 PG 1535 Parcel ID: 02-1N-29- Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. 1344 CAROL G SEARS Parcel ID: 17-2S-26- 1295-00400-0100 CONSTRUCTION OF HOLD BAYS Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- All of the above property 2750-01600-0160 Name in which 1920-02200-0150 is located in Santa Rosa Name in which Assessed: The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY; AMENDING Name in which County, In the State of Assessed: ELIZABETH D ROBIN- bids from qualified licensed Contractors for the construction of hold bays on the Peter ORDINANCE 2009-21; AMENDING THE SANTA ROSA SHORES MARINE Assessed: Florida. ALFRED M LOWE SON Prince Airport. This work includes all construction, and other work as indicated in the RESEARCH AREA BY ADDITION OF A REVISED MAP; PROVIDING FOR RICHARD CALANDRI- REVOC LIVING TRUST, All of the above property project manual. CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR NO Unless such certificate ALFRED M LOWE is located in Santa Rosa AN EFFECTIVE DATE. All of the above property shall be redeemed TRUSTEE, County, In the State of All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County is located in Santa Rosa according to Law, the ALFRED M LOWE IIII Florida. Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING County, In the State of Property described in TRUSTEE, JANE BALD- ORDINANCE 2010-01; AMENDING SECTION 1 TO ADD DEFINITION OF Florida. such Certificate will be WIN TRUSTEE, JANE Unless such certificate must be received by 10:00 A. M., July 13, 2010, at which time bids will be opened and IDLE SPEED NO WAKE; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVID- sold to the Highest LOWE BALDWIN, shall be redeemed read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and clearly Unless such certificate Bidder, at the east end ANTOINETTE M according to Law, the labeled "Bid - Hold Bays". Bids received after the time set for opening will be rejected ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. shall be redeemed lobby of the County COSTELLO TRUSTEE, Property described in and returned to the bidder unopened. according to Law, the Administrative Complex ANTOINETTE COSTEL- such Certificate will be AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMENDING Property described in at 6495 Caroline St., LO, LARRY MCWA- sold to the Highest Questions concerning this project should be directed to Michael Schmidt at (850) 981- ORDINANCE 2006-37; PROVIDING FOR AN EXEMPTION FROM PERMIT such Certificate will be Milton, Florida on the TERS, Bidder, at the east end 7100. REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSORY BUILDINGS TO SINGLE FAMILY sold to the Highest 2nd day of August, 2010 JACKIE MCWATERS lobby of the County RESIDENCES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEV- Bidder, at the east end at 12:00 noon. Dated All of the above property Administrative Complex Project documents, including drawings and specifications relative thereto may be ERABILITY; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. lobby of the County this the 9th day of June, is located in Santa Rosa at 6495 Caroline St., inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Administrative Complex 2010. County, In the State of Milton, Florida on the Milton, Florida; and the Santa Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; at 6495 Caroline St., Florida. 19th day of July, 2010 at Highway Suite 300, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifications may be secured from the AMENDING ORDINANCE 2006-38; AMENDING SECTION TWO CERTIFI- Milton, Florida on the Mary M. Johnson 12:00 noon. Dated this Santa Rosa County Procurement Department for a non-refundable cost of $100.00 per CATE OF COMPETENCY DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR DEFINITION OF 2nd day of August, 2010 Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate the 26th day of May, set. at 12:00 noon. Dated Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed 2010. A LIMITED ENERGY SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR; AMENDING SECTION this the 9th day of June, County, Florida according to Law, the THREE EXAMINATION AND LICENSING REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING A Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at 10:00 A.M., June 24, 2010, Central Time; at the Santa 2010. –––––––––––––––––––– Property described in Mary M. Johnson FOR CODIFICATION; AND, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Rosa County Engineering Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway Suite 300, Milton, NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Clerk of the Circuit Florida 32583. All interested parties are invited to attend. Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION sold to the Highest Court of Santa Rosa The Ordinances may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meeting Clerk of the Circuit FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end County, Florida at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services Department, 6495 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive informalities in bids, to Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County –––––––––––––––––––– Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties should take notice that if they County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Complex NOTICE OF reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to accept the bid that in its judgment is decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of County Commissioners with –––––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT DICK N OR at 6495 Caroline St., APPLICATION in the best interest of Santa Rosa County, Florida. respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual NOTICE OF BETTY N RILEY TTEE Milton, Florida on the FOR TAX DEED APPLICATION OF THE RILEY TRUST 26th day of July, 2010 at Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, responsibility to insure that a record of the proceeding they are appealing exists and for FOR TAX DEED holder of the following 12:00 noon. Dated this NOTICE IS HEREBY religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, Tax Sale Certificate has the 2nd day of June, GIVEN THAT DICK N OR which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to NOTICE IS HEREBY filed said Tax Certificate 2010. BETTY N RILEY TTEE By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard with respect to GIVEN THAT DICK N OR for the Tax Deed to be OF THE RILEY TRUST these proposed ordinances. BETTY N RILEY TTEE issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson holder of the following LEGAL NOTICE 817 Gulf Breeze News 6/17/10 OF THE RILEY TRUST Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit Tax Sale Certificate has Legal 819 Gulf Breeze News 6/17/10 holder of the following year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa filed said Tax Certificate
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