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A W A R D ● W I N N I What a ride! N LifeFlight cele- G brates 30 years of caring. page3A 50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 31, 2007 40 YEARS OF MINISTRY Son of local Celebration couple killed Sunday for in Idaho

New Restroom and shootout Public Safety facility Msgr. Hunt on Pensacola Beach. page1B The adult son of two long-time Gulf Breeze St. Ann Catholic Parish and Our residents was killed in the line of duty in Lady of Assumption Mission will cele- Moscow, Idaho on Saturday, May 19. brate Msgr. Luke Hunt’s 40 years of PAGE According to preliminary reports, Moscow ministry on June 3 with an open house 1B Police Officer Lee Newbill, 48, was shot and following Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Ann. killed during a violent rampage by alleged “Msgr. Hunt has served the people gunman Jason Hamilton. The shooting spree of God well. It has been said that the claimed the lives of two others, injured a ■ Officials open Church of Pensacola-Tallahassee Latah County Sheriff’s Deputy and an would not be where it is today if it restroom unnamed civilian before the suspect shot and weren’t for the Irish clergy and Msgr. building killed himself, police said. Hunt is tops as an Irishman and priest, Newbill is the son of Merrill Stewart ‘Bud’ “Carlisle Semmes, archivist for the ■ Clarion plans and Mary Newton Newbill. Lee Newbill did Diocese of Pensacola Tallahassee, said. still on table not live in Gulf Breeze, but his parents have Semmes said Msgr. Hunt has minis- lived on Grand Canal Drive in Villa Venyce tered ■ Bubba’s for close to 30 years. Newbill is the brother of ■ under six bishops Gulf Breeze residents Judy Burns and Dixie Beach 1967-68 Archbishop Toolen Reyes. Familiy members were not immediate- (Mobile), ly available for comment and were attending 1968-75 Bishop Tanner (Saint remembrance ceremonies in the gemstate. Augustine, Funeral services for the slain officer were 1975-83 Bishop Gracida (founding held at the University of Idaho Kibbie Dome bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee), WEEKEND in Moscow, Idaho on Friday, May 25. 1983-90 Bishop Symons, According to local news reports emanating Weather 1991-96 Bishop Smith, from the Idaho community of about 20,000 1997- present Bishop Ricard; THURSDAY 5/31 people, Newbill was the first Moscow police ■ in almost every position in the officer ever killed in the line of duty. Scatt. T-Storms Diocese such as Master of Ceremonies, O It is believed that Hamilton shot and killed high 83 Member or Chairperson of many his wife, Crystal, at their home before travel- O Commissions, Consultor, Vicar for low 71 ing to the courthouse district that night. Parish Renewal/Evangelization, Hamilton then opened fire near the Latah Administrative Council, Chancellor, FRIDAY 6/1 County Courthouse. Police reports indicate Finance Committee, Vicar for Iso. T-Storms Hamilton then fired into an emergency dis- Planning/Development, Priests O patch center inside the courthouse, killing high 85 Personnel, Vicar General and Core O Newbill, injuring deputy Brannon Jordon and low 70 Team Planning Process; the civilian before entering nearby First ■ in residence at one parish and as Presbyterian Church were Hamilton allegedly parochial vicar, rector and pastor of killed caretaker Paul Bauer before taking his SATURDAY 6/2 other parishes. Photo illustration by Nick Stamenkovich/Gulf Breeze News own life. “Msgr. Hunt has an amazing ability Msgr. Luke Hunt will celebrate his 40th year in the priesthood on Sunday, Sunny According to the City of Moscow Police O to empower other persons: clergy, reli- June 3 at St. Ann Catholic Church in Gulf Breeze. His tenure has included high 84 service under six bishops, filling almost every position in the diocese. Department website, donations to the Newbill O See HUNT low 69 , Page 2A6 See Idaho, Page 2A6 SUNDAY 6/3 Tax break June 1-12 Sunny high 85O for hurricane items low 71O A sales tax holiday begins portable, self-powered light tomorrow and lasts through sources - $20 or less; portable June 12 for hurricane prepared- radios, two-way radios and ness items. weather-band radios - $75 or INSIDE “I urge all Floridians to take less; tarps - $50 or less; gas or advantage of the Hurricane diesel fuel containers - $25 or Classifieds 2-3D Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday less; batteries - $30 or less so that every person is prepared (AAA, AA, C and D cell, and 6 Community 3-5A for the possibility of a storm,” and 9 volt batteries); non-elec- Crossword 3B said Governor Crist. The holi- trical food storage coolers - $30 Editorial 6A day is expected to save or less; portable generators - Faith 7A Floridians almost $25 million in $1,000 or less; carbon monox- Fun & Games 3B sales taxes. ide detectors - $75 or less; storm Health 4B Items that will be exempt shutter devices - $200 or less. Island News 1B during the sales tax holiday For more information visit Military Appreciation 4A include flashlights and other www.FloridaDisaster.org. Movies 3B School News 4-7C Sports 1-3C Submitted photo AFSOC Commander, Lt. Gen. Michael Wooley presents Bill Rone, right, with the Air Force City says ‘No feral Talk of the Town 5A SES flag, as he appoints him to Senior Executive Service. TV Listings 2B cats at Wayside Park’ “Mailing Statement is on Editorial Page” Bill Rone appointed to Senior FOUR SECTIONS VOL. 6, NO. 22 Executive Service at Hurlburt MAY 31, 2007 at the ceremony, and stood with Gulf Breeze man becomes Air Rone’s wife, Rita, as she placed Force Special Operations the SES pin on her husband’s lapel. Lt Gen Wooley also pre- Command’s senior civilian sented Rone with an official Air Force SES flag, which will be

home! Staff reports the level of Presidential present at all official functions appointees, and includes most Rone attends. Similar to general Gulf Breeze resident William managerial, supervisory and officers in the military, those S. “Bill” Rone was formally policy positions in the executive selected for the SES corps are Wild cats are quickly multiplying at the city’s Wayside park, your appointed to the Senior branch of the federal govern- presented such flags upon pro- and officials are trying to remove them. Executive Service during a ment classified above General motion to the SES ranks. standing-room-only ceremony Schedule (GS) grade 15 or its In his remarks, Wooley BY FRANKLIN HAYES Stephan. The first cat, called held at Hurlburt Field on May equivalent. SES members with- praised Rone for his past and Gulf Breeze News Scratch, was followed by two 16. In accepting this appoint- in the Department of Defense continuing contributions to [email protected] more that emerged from the ment, Rone becomes the Air are considered the equivalent of AFSOC’s world-wide mission, riprap under the three-mile Force Special Operations general officers. Of the 167,000 and cited the excellent financial A gray and white feline bridge and several more from Command’s senior civilian and civilians working for the Air management team Rone has poked its whiskered face out the bushes. Two black cats senior financial leader. Force, there are only 160 mem- assembled over the past 14 from behind what is left of the Stephan called Jose and Lazay Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today The Senior Executive bers of the SES corps – less than years at the AFSOC headquar- Pensacola Bay fishing bridge watched the commotion from a Service (SES) is a corps of fed- a tenth of one per cent. ters at Hurlburt Field. “Bill’s and sauntered over to a fresh safe distance underneath a park eral executives appointed to key AFSOC’s commander, Lt leadership has had a direct bowl of cat food prepared by bench. Altogether, nearly 10 Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly See Cats leadership positions just below Gen Michael Wooley presided See SCAM, Page 2A6 Gulf Breeze resident Kathy , Page 2A6

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A May 31, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS RONE: GB man gets Thursday, May 31 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, No meetings scheduled 1070 Shoreline as of press time big job The Rone family Drive, Gulf celebrate Bill’s Breeze promotion. They Friday, June 1 Continued from page 1A are, from left, son No meetings scheduled Tuesday, June 5 Will, Bill, wife as of press time Marine impact on the battlefield,” said Rita, daughter Advisory General Wooley. “He orches- Carre and her Saturday, June 2 Committee, 5 trates our entire financial pro- husband Nelson The Santa Rosa County p.m., Com- gram which is crucial to getting Whiting. Democrats' Monthly Yard missioner's Board the best equipment into the Sale at 5746 Stewart St., Room, 6495 Caroline Street, hands of our Air Commandos in Milton, from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. Items for sale include Milton Marilyn F. the fight.” Wooley also cited toys, stuffed animals, Rone’s community volunteer White/Special to the News books, kitchen items, Wednesday, activity, including his tenure glassware, furniture and and chairmanship of the Board career journey to date. He also University of West Florida and is a graduate of the Air War many miscellaneous items. June 6 of Eglin Federal Credit Union, acknowledged the “financial cooperative education student at College and the Industrial Details: 572-6029 or SRC Housing management family” he super- Eglin AFB. His career has College of the Armed Forces in 623-8040. Coalition, 1:30 p.m., as well as his position as 6051 Old Bagdad Treasurer of the Special vises at Hurlburt Field, praising included a number of key lead- Washington, D.C. He is the Highway, Milton Operations Warrior Foundation, them for their excellent work ership positions in financial recipient of numerous Sunday, June 3 Conference Room a non-profit organization that and dedication to the AFSOC management with the DoD, Department of Defense awards, No meetings scheduled as of press time provides college scholarships mission, as well as four of his including Director, Programs including the Air Force Thursday, June 7 for the children of fallen Special former supervisors, all retired and Budget, Eglin AFB; Deputy Association Logistics Excel- Monday., June 4 No meetings scheduled Operations personnel. Air Force colonels, who were in Comptroller, Warner Robins Air lence Award, Air Force as of press time City Council Meeting, Rone, in his remarks, recog- attendance. Finally, he Logistics Center; Comptroller, Meritorious Civilian Service nized and thanked his family - described his pride in working Naval Aviation Depot, Award, Navy Meritorious his wife Rita, son Will and for Air Force Special Pensacola; and, Deputy Civilian Service Award and Correction: Burn ban in effect daughter Carre and her husband, Operations Command, sum- Comptroller and Comptroller, recognition as U.S. Special ming up with a favorite expres- Air Force Special Operations Operations Command Comp- Nelson Whiting for their past Incorrect information con- public is reminded that the sion of his, i.e., “Life is good in Command, Hurlburt Field. troller of the Year. and continuing support. In par- cerning the county burn ban Commissioner of Agriculture Special Ops.” Rone graduated with a BA in He and his wife, Rita, and ticular, he noted the sacrifices appeared in last week's issue of has disallowed burning of yard Mr. Rone began his career Accounting and an MBA from their family have lived in the his wife and children made Gulf Breeze News. There is no trash state-wide, and that bans with the Air Force in 1971 as a the University of West Florida Gulf Breeze area since 1990. throughout his 30 plus year burning allowed at this time. against all outdoor burning The ban prohibits open burn- (including campfires) has been ing, to include but not limited imposed by the CATS: Proponents say feral cats curb pest populations to campfires, wildfires, bon- Commissioners of Escambia, fires, trash burning and other Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and 34 Continued from page 1A option,” Newland said. Rova said he knew of anoth- similar forms of incineration. other counties in Florida. The ban will remain in effect Barbecue grills and camp feral felines gathered early that er feral cat community the city until the fire-borne threat has stoves are the only exceptions. morning for first dibs on fresh allowed to exist in the early ended. Local law enforcement author- food and water. 1990’s near the Beach Road In Escambia, Santa Rosa, ities should be contacted for Stephan said she has been Plaza Shopping Center on US and Okaloosa Counties, wild- response to illegal burning, and stopping at Wayside Park in 98. Rova said people couldn’t fire conditions are approaching wildfires should be reported by Gulf Breeze on her way to work be counted on to feed the ani- the borderline between high calling 911 or the Division of to feed the growing colony of mals after the principal caretak- fire danger and extreme fire Forestry at (850) 957-6145-O. cats for the last five years. In er moved. The cats were eventu- danger, due to a prolonged Gulf Breeze News strives that time, Stephan said their ally captured and taken to the period without significant rain for 100 percent accuracy and have increased from Escambia County Animal in the district, extensive areas we regret any errors in our 10 to between 30 or 40. She Shelter. of large-size fuel resulting publication. says the bulk of those arrived The Farrars said colony aban- from the hurricanes, and the To report an error, please after Hurricane Ivan in 2004. donment would be unlikely if onset of lightning season. The call 850-932-8986. Stephan and other concerned caretakers followed their proce- residents collect what cats they dures and that cat populations can find and have them spayed would actually decrease due to Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s or neutered and vaccinated. sterile conditions. Jury-Duty Office Report Stephan relies heavily on chari- Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News requires sponsored caretakers to table organizations like Jury- Cats called Jose and Layzay watch nearby human activity with sign documentation stating they Duty and the Animal Protection a cautious eye underneath a park bench at Wayside Park in would not abandon the colony Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. and would trap and treat any League of Okaloosa County, Gulf Breeze. Wayside Park is adjacent to the bay bridge. Felonies sick animals. which provide those services than welcome to,” Pulley said. “In 24 hours you know if Vincent, Erica Lynn, 28, W/F, 100 “We’re trying to reduce the 5/20/07 block of College Parkway, Gulf free of charge or at a reduced Pensacola attorney Greg they are feral [wild] or not,” cost. cat population through the Nenadal, Jeffrey, 34, W/M, 3900 Breeze, violation of probation Farrar disputed Pully’s public said Rova, who retired from humane process of sterilization block of Paradise Bay Drive, Gulf “If we can get them when Breeze, obstructing justice 5/24/07 health and safety claims. Escambia Animal Control instead of euthanization,” Greg they are babies, then they are “These cats on the bridge do Friday, May 25 after more than Cacho, Nataliee Jo, 44, W/F, Farrar said. “If we’d been 5/22/07 1900 block of Alhambra Street, just like domestic cats,” said not pose any documented health a decade of service. “There’s an Stephan, who estimates she allowed to start our program Cummings, Chadwick Caroll, 22, Navarre, violation of probation or safety risks to the public,” obvious difference between five years ago there wouldn’t be W/M, 2000 block of Heritage spends approximately $10 a Parkway, Navarre, possession of a Clines, Anthony Blake, W/M, 19, said Farrar, who is a regional feral and domesticated cats. You a cat problem at the park.” week on cat food for the colony. representative of Spay USA and can see it in their eyes. They controlled substance without a pre- 3200 block of Auburn Parkway, Gulf Pulley said the city’s action is scription Breeze, violation of probation “Organizations like the animal Spay Florida. Farrar co-directs won’t let you near them and protection league and jury-duty an effort to balance the interests Jury-Duty with his wife, they try to eat your arm off of those who use the park with are important to our community Cynthia. “Free roaming cats are when you get near them.” and can only survive with the those who want to feed the timid,” he said. However, some people say colony. Stephan said she felt support and monetary donations There was one dead cat in the there are positive benefits to Elected Officials from all of us.” Pulley’s proposed action was median adjacent to Wayside feral cat colonies. Pensacola not a balanced response. She City of Gulf Breeze officials Park on the morning of May 25. Junior College (PJC) Police CONTACT ✆ fees he has not listened to pro- ★ have received numerous com- According to former Chief Nancy Newland, also a plaints about the colony and ponents who promote the bene- GULF BREEZE ELECTED DIANE COLEMAN, Dist. 3 Escambia County Animal Gulf Breeze resident, said a fits of feral cat colonies. OFFICIALS (850) 939-5538 have given citizens 45 days to Control Director Bruce Rova, a feral cat colony at the college 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL relocate the animals from the “It’s not like we don’t like the 32561; (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, Dist. 2 Gulf Breeze resident, the cats keeps the snake and rat popula- cats,” Pulley said. “We want to (850) 623-6299 park before Escambia County will be trapped and brought to tions in check. Newland said the Mayor LANE GILCHRIST Animal Control is called in to make the parks safe and attrac- (850) 932-5565 DIANE SCOTT, Dist. 1 Escambia’s animal shelter locat- colony is not an official PJC tive for our guests who use [email protected] (850) 623-0413 remove them. The city’s parks ed at 200 West Fairfield Drive, project, but is maintained by and recreation director, Ron them… We’re giving individu- Pensacola. Rova said the ani- caring individuals who work BEVERLY ZIMMERN FLORIDA STATE Pulley, said the cats pose serious als the opportunity to catch (850) 932-4717 REPRESENTATIVES mals would be held for five full and attend school there. bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us health and safety issues for resi- them and do something positive. business days, not including the Newland added that she’s also GREG EVERS (R) Other individuals are not com- CARL HOFFMAN dents who use the park. Not to first day, to determine if they are seen cats at Shoreline Park District Office: 5424 Willing St., fortable using the park with that (850) 932-4948 Milton, FL 32570 mention the smell. [email protected] candidates for adoption. South and believes the colonies size cat population. Even if they (850) 983-5550 “In the meantime, if private Animals not suited for domestic have a positive presence. [email protected] individuals want to catch and were spayed or neutered we’d J.B. SCHLUTER life would be terminated, Rova “I would like to see a trap, (850) 232-0939 DAVE MURZIN (R) relocate them they are more want them relocated.” [email protected] said. spay or neuter and adopt out District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 Plantation Rd., Ste. 3, Pensacola, RICHARD FULFORD FL 32504 (850) 932-5135 (850) 494-7330 [email protected] HUNT: C.V. “CLAY” FORD (R) Open house will honor his service City’s SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMMISSION District Office: 1804 W. Garden St, that I had not. He has a great Pensacola, FL 32501-4418 Continued from page 1A 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, FL (850) 595-5550 perception and understanding of hurricane 32570; (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 gious or laity,” Semms said. what is around him, even when RAY SANSOM (R) drill Tuesday JOHN BROXSON, Dist. 5 District Office: 348 SW Miracle Strip “He believes the church is he doesn’t seem to be engaged. (850) 932-2617 Pkwy., Bldg. C, Ste. 12, Fort Walton He does bring a wisdom that The City of Gulf Breeze [email protected] Beach, FL 32548-5257 reflected in the pews and one rosa.fl.us has only to look at the growth enlightens us.” will be holding a hurricane (850) 833-9328 exercise on June 5 to test and GORDON GOODIN, Dist. 4 and activities in St. Ann, Gulf When Msgr. Hunt arrived in FLORIDA STATE SENATOR Breeze and Our Lady of the United States in 1967, he identify all the key points used (850) 939-1274 [email protected] DON GAETZ (R) Assumption, Pensacola Beach began his ministry at St. Mary’s in the event of a disaster. The rosa.fl.us District Office: 217 Miracle Strip as visible signs of this.” Catholic Church in Fort Walton drill will begin at approxi- Pkwy., Fort Walton Beach, FL DON SALTER, Dist.3 32548 Richard and Carlisle Semmes Beach. After six years there, he mately 8:15 a.m. and will (850) 983-1877 (850) 897-5747 are happy to have Msgr. Hunt as went on to Our Lady of Victory include placing the Daniel [email protected] SunCom 277-5009 rosa.fl.us [email protected] a friend and we wish him “ad in Crestview for three years. Dive traffic light on generator multos annos,” she said. BOB COLE, Dist. 2 From there, he went to Sacred power. (850) 983-1877 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE The Rev. John Licari, Heart Cathedral in Pensacola, For more information, con- [email protected] Parochial Vicar at Nativity of JEFF MILLER (R) and from there became pastor of tact the City of Gulf Breeze at TOM STEWART, Dist. 1 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Ste. 17C, Pensacola, FL 32503 Our Lord in Pensacola, has (850) 983-1877 St. Ann Gulf Breeze. 850-934-5100. (850) 479-1183 [email protected] known Mgr. Hunt for over Toll Free: (866) 367-1614 Monsignor Luke Hunt St. Ann Catholic Church, rosa.fl.us 20years, and loves his sense of Gulf Breeze, and Our Lady of humor. Licari met Msgr. Hunt in IDAHO: COPS the Assumption Mission, SANTA ROSA COUNTY U.S. SENATORS 1985 when Licari was in the stands the importance and value SCHOOL DISTRICT Pensacola Beach, together are a Continued from page 1A 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) choir and traveled on the mis- of mission work in other coun- parish of over 2,700 persons (850) 983-5000 315 E. Robinson St., Landmark sion to Chimbote, Peru. Msgr. tries,” Licari said. “He is very family can be made to the Center 1, Ste. 475, Orlando, FL Hunt was important in Licari’s observant. It was always very serving the community in body, ED GRAY III, Dist. 5 32801 mind and spirit. Information, Concerns of Police Survivors (850) 932-6287 (407) 254-2573 discernment process to become enlightening when he would (COPS) in lieu of flowers. For come back and share with the bulletins and newsletters are JOANN J. SIMPSON, Dist.4 Senator NELSON, BILL (D) a priest, he said. more information about COPS, US Court House Annex, 111 N. available on the web at (850) 994-5446 “Msgr. Hunt has been a great congregation what he saw. He’ll visit them online at Adams St., Tallahassee, FL 32301 StAnnGulfBreeze.Org. (850) 942-8415 example of a pastor who under- see stuff and understand stuff www.nationalcops.org.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 31, 2007 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS

What a ride! Clearly serving... LifeFlight celebrates 30 years of caring south Santa Rosa County for nearly a decade!

BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Pensacola resident Norman Nalepa awoke from a coma Christmas Day, 2005 to discov- er he’d been unconscious for more than a month after a near- John Balters, 3, fatal motorcycle accident. Like sits in the back so many other trauma patients seat of LifeFlight ■ Carl Spear, Jr., O.D. in the Pensacola Bay Area, he 1 under the also learned that he owed his supervision of ■ Dustin Grubbs,O.D. life to the dedicated crew of Flight Paramedic ■ Neil Hook, O.D. Baptist Health Care’s LifeFlight Jeremy Morris as helicopter. Bill Dvorak “It’s quite awe inspiring,” looks on. Nalepa said as he reverently (850) 939-3459 gazed upon the finely tuned air- Nick Stamenkovich/ 8158 NAVARRE PARKWAY craft sitting on the helicopter Gulf Breeze News pad at Gulf Breeze Hospital. Nalepa was one of several local LifeFlight system similarly access areas like the Gulf operates three helicopters, residents on hand May 22 to cel- saved approximately 900 lives Breeze peninsula and Pensacola LifeFlight 1 based in Pensacola, ebrate LifeFlight’s 30th in 2006. In 2006 alone, Baptist Beach. In a promotional flight, Fla., LifeFlight 2 in Mobile, PUBLIC anniversary. LifeFlight transported over the LifeFlight helicopter flew Ala. and LifeFlight 3 in On November 7, 2005 2000 patients from within a from Gulf Breeze Hospital to Evergreen, Ala. Dvorak, who th Nelapa was on his way back 100-mile radius of Pensacola. Portofino on Pensacola Beach has served as a LifeFlight pilot Thurs • June 7 • 6:00pm home from surveying the Approximately 65 percent of in less than five minutes. The for close to 20 years, said the destruction left behind by those calls are scene transports, same trip would take at least 10 system employs close to 100 Hurricane Katrina when his that is, transports involving to 15 minutes in a car, traffic people. Approximately 25 of Heg^c\=^aa

BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Opening game at Pelican Park was May 11th and indeed it was music to the ears of at least one local baseball fan. Clifford “Jimmy” Potter, 74, served as Guest Team Manager and joined the team in the dugout. He threw out the first pitch, received a team jersey, met the players and exchanged the games’ lineup cards. Jimmy used to be a “ball boy” for the Pensacola Dons, the Pensacola Angels and the Pensacola Senators minor league teams back in the mid 50’s. He was a ball boy who really loved his Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News job of picking out bats for the Jimmy Potter holds trophy he received in the Special players, gathering up dropped Olympics. bats and returning loose balls to are deceased, but he says, “I ia. Jimmy was so excited about the umpire. have a wonderful sister-in-law, his big night that he talked When asked what he was Dee Potter.” He was 20 years about it constantly. He has a paid he said “Ten dollars a old when he to work for the phenomenal memory and can night.” Kathie Skoglund, his Dons. Following his stint as relate many experiences with Covenant Hospice Social work- Ball Boy, Jimmy worked as an owners, managers and players. er and a great sports fan, said, orderly at Baptist Hospital and Jimmy’s big dream is to go to “But you would have been Ball went with ARC workshop. a Chicago Cubs game. He is a Boy for nothing wouldn’t you, Jimmy currently lives at fan of many sports including Jimmy?” He responded quickly Consulate Health Care and football. He is especially fond with a “Heck, no.” spends a lot of his time moving of the Big Ten and Big Eight Clifford “Jimmy” Potter around in a wheelchair. But he teams. grew up in Iowa and moved to can stand and walk for short The opening game at Pelican Pensacola in 1952 with his par- periods of time. Park was a very special night ents. He was one of four boys His nursing home room is for Clifford “Jimmy” Potter. and one girl. All his brothers filled with baseball memorabil-

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A May 31, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Military Appreciation Month Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze man makes history as one of the first ever promoted by Iraqi police By Phil Foster Salon & Day Spa, Inc. Special to the News Promotion to master sergeant ● Hair ● Nails ● Facials is a memorable event. For two Army Reserve Soldiers, it was ● Permanent Make Up also an historic event. Master ● Pureology & Jane Sergeants Judd Mooso and Iredale Products Chris Luschinger, drill sergeants Now taking appointments with 1st Brigade, 3/485th Walk-ins welcome Formerly Marla’s, Infantry, 108th Division, got Same Professionals, their new stripes from Major Gift certificates Available offering additional services General Abdul Kareerm, com- 850.932.4255 ● 3331 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. [Beall’s Shopping Center] mander of the 1st Division, Iraqi National Police. Mooso and Luchsinger are assigned to the 1st Division National Police Transition Team (NPTT) as operations advisors. The two non-commissioned officers (NCOs) are best friends and have served in the same units for the past 10 years. This was the third time that they have Submitted photo been promoted at the same time. MG Karim, commander of the 1st National Police Division, presents newly-promoted Master Property This promotion is one they will Sergeants Judd Mooso (left) and Chris Luchsinger of Gulf Breeze with an Iraqi medal after he not soon forget. promoted them in a recent ceremony. Both NCOs are assigned to the 1st National Police “This was an historic event Transition Team in Baghdad, Iraq. Property Appraisals showing the Iraqis the NCO development of the American “It was a unique opportunity duty. He participated in Mooso, with 16 years, will Greg Papajohn Army that we are trying to for the team, Sergeants Operation Restore Hope with serve in the same battalion as Licensed and Insured Cell: 712-0187 develop with them.” Luchsinger Luchsinger and Mooso and a the 10th Mountain Division in first sergeants in 3/485th at Fort State Certified Residential said. chance to show the Iraqis the Somalia, where he met his wife, Benning, Ga. They had been RD5986 Fax: 932-8794 Mooso and Luchsinger have significance of promotions and Kim, who is also an Army vet- drilling in Pensacola, Fla. Both been drill sergeants since 2001 an opportunity to show them eran. They have been married are natives of Florida. and volunteered to deploy to how we treat our NCOs,” for 10 years. Luchsinger lives in Gulf Iraq. One of their biggest roles Royalty said. “Kareem’s Off-duty, the two men spend Breeze. And is a recruiter for a is NCO development in the response (to the opportunity) a lot of time together as well. human resources company, a National Police. Mooso said the was that he felt it was a great Their families are friends and position he has held for 10 promotion ceremony helps in opportunity for him to interface they go on vacations together. years. He and his wife, the development of the NCO with our NCOs. Our goal is to “We share a lot of the same Daphney, a first grade teacher corps in the National Police. develop an NCO corps by goals in the military,” Mooso have been married for 12 years. “Our goal is to teach the demonstrating the significance said. “We enjoy the military and They have three children: COME SEE WHAT’S NCOs’ role and responsibility in of NCO promotions.” have the same train of thought. Madison, 12; Keegan, eight; IN THIS STORE! the military,” Mooso said. “It For Luchsinger, this is his The weird thing is that we are and Ema, one. ● Large selection of was a once-in-a-lifetime oppor- second trip to Iraq. He served in not competitive in the military. Mooso and his family live in JUNIORS & PLUS tunity. It shows how far we have Operation Desert Storm with the We agree on the way that we Niceville. He is a safety pro- sizes. So much to chose from... come with the Iraqis since 82nd Airborne Division while should do things and we spend a gram coordinator. He and his ● Don’t forget about Desert Storm. They were fight- on active duty. After his dis- lot time discussing stuff.” wife, a billing and accounts our JEWELRY & Why Shop Anywhere Else? ing against us then and now we ACCESSORIES! charge, Luchsinger joined the The two men, who room manager, have two children: M - F 10AM - 6 PM ● SAT 10 AM - 5 PM are allies.” National Guard in 1997, where together in Iraq, are called “The Kyleigh, 10; and Jayden, nearly Harbourtown ● Suite 27 Colonel Ray Royalty, com- he met Mooso while they were Twins” by their fellow team five. (850) 934-0492 913 G. B . Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, FL mander of the 1st Division serving in the same squad. The members because they are NPTT, approached Kareem with two men have been best friends always together. the idea for the promotion cere- since and joined the Army “Our wives think it is funny,” mony. Royalty had the opportu- Reserves together in 2001. Two Mooso said. “Everyone thinks nity to promote the two NCOs of their friends they served with we’re brothers.” to sergeant first class as their in the National Guard and as Their time together in the battalion commander while drill sergeants are also serving military will not end when they serving with 3/323 Infantry in in Iraq. return home. Luchsinger, who Your Clemson, S.C. Mooso also served on active has 18 years of service, and

Flynn to complete ing, the air- NEWS ABOUT man studied USAF Pilot program the Air Force Neighborhood Lt. Sean Flynn, son of Bill & OUR TROOPS mission, orga- Diane Flynn, and a 2001-GBHS nization, and grad and 2005-Auburn military cus- University grad, will graduate toms and the USAF Specialized courtesies; Pool Store Undergraduate Pilot Program, performed Carmichael June 8, at Laughlin AFB, Del drill and cere- Rio, Texas. mony marches, and received This is an intense 54-week physical training, rifle marks- Experienced Staff program aimed at teaching stu- manship, field training exercis- dents how to fly military aircraft es, and special training in and earn their wings. human relations. After graduation he will be In addition, airmen who com- based at McGuire AFB in New plete basic training earn credits Free 7 Point Jersey, to fly the KC-10 toward an associate degree Extender tanker, in world wide through the Community College operations. of the Air Force. Water Test He is the son of Tim Carmichael Lt. Sean Flynn Carmichael of Concord Court, Navarre, and Belen Carmichael completes USAF graduated from basic military of Duval St., Fort Walton basic training training at Lackland Air Force Beach. Everything You Air Force Airman 1st Class Base, San Antonio, Texas. Carmichael is a 2006 gradu- Thomas L. Carmichael has During the six weeks of train- ate of Navarre High School. Need To Make Saturday gala kicks off library’s Your Pool A summer reading program Perfect Pool! The Santa Rosa County Library System has been sponsor- ing family activities at all libraries and preparing for the BIG KICK- OFF Event for Summer Reading. The KICK OFF event will be from June 2 - July 13, is for ages event in June by reading and par- held at each library on Saturday, K-5th grade. ticipating in a book discussion June 2 and will include hot dogs You Never Know @ Your group at your library. N.W. Pensacola • 7859 Pine Forest Road • 941-1699 and refreshments, a visit by Library, from July 16 - August 10, In keeping with the theme “A MAIN N.E. Pensacola • 6841 N. 9th Avenue • 484-3631 SHOWROOM McGruff the Crime Dog, chil- is for Tweens and Teens (middle Mystery @ Your Library “- the Gulf Breeze • 3307 Gulf Breeze Parkway • 916-9816 Inc. 14609 ©2007 Pinch A Penny, dren’s activities, giveaways, and and high school). book selected for the community more! This year, Summer Reading is reading is a mystery - The At each library, reading pro- a Family Event! Beekeeper’s Apprentice, avail- grams that include incentives and One Book, One Community@ able at your library.. prizes for youth during the sum- Your Library is a county-wide Registration and other infor- mer will encourage reading dur- reading and discussion program mation may be found at the ing the summer to retain reading that encourages all county resi- library website: skills. dents to read together. Teens and www.santarosa.fl.gov or at your For the store nearest you please call 1-800-234-1616 or visit www.pinchapenny.com @ Your Library Adults may participate in this local library.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A May 31, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 WHERE WE PUT Office: (850) 932-8986 PEOPLE “ON THE Fax: (850) 932-8794 SPOT” TO ANSWER www.gulfbreezenews.com A QUESTION “ON THE SPOT.” 2006 By Franklin Hayes Florida Press Association Award Winner Do you think ■ Religion Writing ■ Sports Section free-roaming ■ Individual Graphic cat colonies at public parks are a blessing Powerful people are in control of Gulf Breeze or a nuisance? CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell I am not one to bite my They are unwilling to allow Victoria Papajohn tongue, but I have for the past someone a chance to serve who six months. I placed second in a may ask questions about issues two horse race. (Which sounds and expenditures and not just go SPORTS EDITOR: better than I lost) in last year’s along with their program. I am Jason Thompson City Council election. I have proud I served our country for read articles from Bill Fisher 20 years to give them this STAFF WRITER: who has contested the election opportunity. Franklin Hayes due to city employees and the Joe Henderson I run into many people who Gulf Breeze Sports Association because they and appoint me to the open seat. have no idea what happened and ADVERTISING SALES: involvement. I know Bill knew me, but At least that’s the impression I ask me if I plan on running “All animals exist for one Robyn Philips Fisher, not well, but I respect because I was got when I spoke with again in 2008. We don’t have reason or another. Why impede Pam Randall him. Our sons were once in Cub willing to ask Councilman Tim Hoffman one term limits for city councilman on their area? The cats could Scouts together. However, I them person- night in the parking lot of City so unless a councilman decides be a nuisance if they’re attack- OFFICE MANAGER: applaud what he’s doing. He’s ally for their Hall after a council meeting. to give it up their seat its tough ing people. But, pigeons and Karen Murphy speaking out for what he vote. No, they appointed someone around here to beat an incum- seagulls are filthy and they believes in. I’m not happy the Then, I was who had been a city councilman bent so the incumbents can stay don’t eradicate them. I hate the GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: way things turned out either, but exceptionally in 1978 and was previously in office as long as they want. though of things being killed Nikola Stamenkovich I reluctantly accept them. naïve to have Henderson appointed to the discretely However, if you talk to profes- for no reason.” Art Director I was naïve when I ran for thought once reported financial arm of the sional politicians, we have term -Daniel Moore city council. I thought a regular our former City Councilman city the “Capital Trust Agency.” limits because we have the Pensacola CONTRIBUTORS: citizen could run, work hard, get Clay Ford was elected to the I have had a real political opportunity to vote someone out Betty Archer Allen elected, and serve the people of Florida House of education in the last few of office each election. our city. I almost made it with Representatives last month the months. A few powerful indi- Good luck to you Bill, and all T. “Bubba” Bechtol the help of some forward-think- council would listen to the viduals who control everything the citizens who want a change ing people who I met going door 1,000 voters who voted for me control even our small town. in our elected officials. Bette Boyle to door who believed in me not Chuck Randle Pam Brannon America is in distress due to lack of leadership Member: The next President of the federal government would United States will have it harder establish work projects, pro- Florida Press Association than all the presidents in the Letters to the Editor grams and subsidies to take care National Newspaper Assn. past. It will take decades to of them. It was then that modern Gulf Breeze Area Chamber undo George W. Bush’s incom- liberalism was born and the role “Feral cats do carry diseases petence. and power of civil government if they haven’t been vaccinat- of Commerce (“2003 Small We have Americans fighting dramatically expanded. Business of the Year”) go with her and her family on a ed. I agree with [the city] com- and dying in Iraq and Warmed-over Now, many people depend holiday to Florida and we will ing out here and taking care of Pensacola Beach Chamber Afghanistan while suicide upon the local, state and federal be staying near Tampa and it socialism the situation. There’s a whole of Commerce bombers increase throughout governments to provide them reminded me of her all over Ronald Reagan had the public safety thing you have to the world looking for targets in with womb to tomb security. Pensacola Chamber again. Her name is Cindy courage to call modern liberal- be aware of.” the United States; Bush says, The programs are too numerous of Commerce Rainey, when I searched her ism what it is: warmed over -David Carson “Bring them on.” to list but here are a few: Social Navarre Tourist name, the Gulf Breeze News socialism. When was the last Gulf Breeze Because of Bush, the United Security, unemployment insur- Development Council page was the only result i could time you heard a politician, States is no longer respected by ance, energy assistance, Child find. If you could possibly pos- from either party, call a govern- Santa Rosa County Chamber other nations of the world. Health Insurance Program, sibly pass on my e-mail (jes- ment program, subsidy or enti- of Commerce When he was first appointed Medicare, Medicaid, farm sub- [email protected]) or send tlement, “socialism?” president by the US Supreme sidies, food stamps, welfare LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze me hers I would be so so hugely It is the socialistic policies of News welcomes your opinion. Court, the United States was handouts, and government grateful to you. our state and federal govern- We reserve the right to edit a respected and considered to be housing. These are all socialistic Thank you so much, eagerly ments that are at the core of the letter to fit space available. We the only super power on earth. policies which encourage awaiting a reply. immigration debate. do not accept letters containing We now are spending trillions of dependency and are fraught Jessica L. Ball America is a nation populat- a personal attack on any indi- dollars of the taxpayers money with abuse. Doncaster, England ed by descendants of immi- vidual. Letters must be limited on defense from being attacked Incredibly, the U.S. Supreme to one per month from an indi- grants. Our forefathers left vidual writer. If we receive form by one-person bombers. In only Thanks for food Europe in search of religious Court has ruled that everyone letters, we will print only the first a matter of time, the one-person and political liberties, as well as residing on American soil who one we receive. Include your suicide bomber will be armed drive generosity economic opportunities. When applies for these government name, address and daytime with a nuclear weapon. ACTS Ministries from The they arrived there were no gov- programs has the right to benefit “I think that would be a nui- phone number. The newly elected president Harbor at Holley Assembly of ernment programs set up to take from them, whether or not they sance [at Shoreline Park South] in 2009 will correct much of God and We Care Ministries of care of them; instead, these are U.S. citizens, and whether or with kids. Cat’s don’t clean up CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Bush’s wrong doing, but the Navarre United Methodist rugged individuals carved out not they are here legally or ille- after themselves. I hate to see News is committed to accuracy people of the United States will Church would like to thank the their future with determination gally. any animal put to sleep, but and wants to hear from you if we never enjoy the freedom we communities of Navarre and and hard work. The immigrants illegally that could be a danger with need to make a correction or Gulf Breeze for providing food kids.” clarification. Please email us took for granted before Bush. My grandfather was a cob- crossing our borders by the mil- in the National Letter Carriers -Stacey Russo at [email protected] Bush was able to cripple our bler. My father, who was born in lions are taking advantage of with the subject line great nation with the help of six Food Drive on May 12. 1915, put himself through the these programs. Can you blame Pensacola CORRECTION or years Republican Congress. The The food donated through the University of Oklahoma during them? The socialist politicians CLARIFICATION. Or, call Democrats are now the majority Navarre and Gulf Breeze Post the Great Depression, earning a use these government handouts (850) 932-8986 during in Congress, and they are gut- Offices brought in over 34,000 degree in engineering by work- to purchase the support of these office hours and ask for less if Bush and Cheney are not lbs. of food that will be used by ing as a roughneck on an oil der- immigrants. Univision, a news or sports departments. impeached. www.Semper- these local food bank ministries rick. Dad did not depend upon Spanish speaking broadcast net- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze FidelisNoah.com to meet needs in South Santa the government to pay his way. work, is encouraging immi- News will not be responsible for Noah H. Belew Rosa County. Until the 1930s Americans’ grants to become citizens so that quality or discoloration in ads Gulf Breeze We would like to express our expectations of civil govern- they can vote in the 2008 elec- provided by the advertiser or its sincere appreciation to the agents ment were extremely limited. tions. Who do you think will Looking for a friend Postal Carriers of the Navarre The civil governments’ respon- benefit? Gulf Breeze News is published My name is Jessica Louise and Gulf Breeze Post Offices sibilities were to preserve and What about those of us who weekly on Thursdays for $30 Ball and I’m from Doncaster, and to all those involved, for protect the unalienable rights of work productively, abiding by per year by Gulf Breeze News England and I wondered if you your hard work and dedication life, liberty and property; main- our laws? We are being bled to Publishing, Inc. Periodical could help me. in making this food drive such a tain law and order; prevent coer- death by taxes to support the “I noticed a lot of cats live postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Years ago I used to be a pen success. Through your efforts cion of the weak by the strong; non producers in society and the under the bridge [near Wayside Florida. USPS # 021819. pal to a girl in Las Vegas but we we will be able to reach out and enforce voluntary contracts; illegal immigrants. Our nation Park]. If something’s not done, Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- fell out of touch. I’ve often provide food and assistance to define and enforce property cannot afford this unrestricted they’ll keep multiplying. If tions. POSTMASTER: Please the hungry and hurting in our people want to take them send address changes to regretted that, more than any- rights; and provide a monetary flow of immigrants. It’s time to local area. home, that’s great. There prob- Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box thing I’m curious about her. system. get rid of entitlement programs ably aren’'t many people that 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. I haven't spoken to her for Sherrie D. Johnson It was during the Great which fuel the fire of immigra- All content is copyrighted years and years. She moved to Director of ACTS Ministries Depression that President tion. will want to take them home.” 2007. Advertising rates are Florida, Gulf Breeze. Well Navarre Roosevelt proposed the New Van Hibberts -Ken Chase available upon request. recently my Aunt invited me to Deal, promising people that the Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 31, 2007 7A Faith Gulf Breeze NEWS Bridal section coming June 14 ‘Operation InAsMuch’ Call 932-8986 needs volunteers Operation InAsMuch is ■ Painting - supplies fur- actively pursuing volunteers to nished assist in a community outreach ■ Music - [singing either Previously Madrina’s Day Spa program scheduled for June 2, with a group or bringing a your NOW OPEN - READY TO PAMPER from 8 a.m.-12 noon. own group of musicians (prior ● Skin Care ● Natural Nail Care ● Massage Therapy ● The team of volunteers will to and after outreach projects)] Cosmetic Dermatology - provided by the renowned Dr. Kevin Welch Botox, Restylane Juvederm & Radiesse be comprised of members from ■ Blood drive south Santa Rosa County area ■ Sewing - (part of a group 2874 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Mother’s Day Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Gift Certificates churches, joining forces and making / distributing home- (Next to HERSHEY’S) placing denominational bound- made items for shut ins at nurs- 850.916.9969 Available! aries aside to better the com- ing homes) munity and reach out to those ■ Cooking (part of food Infants thru teens...and everything in in need in the name of Jesus. team to prepare meal for volun- between! ●SHOES ●CLOTHING ●BABY Event commissioning and teers - supplies and equipment Submitted photo ●EQUIPMENT ●TOYS ●BOOKS praise and worship “concert” provided) A bright light ...CONSIGNMENT STORE will take place at Navarre High ■ Light construction - mate- Unity Church Minister Beth Boilott and board member School football stadium on rials provided Carlotta Brown award Samantha Rogers with a $1,250 June 2. Lunch, entertainment T-shirt scholarship. Samantha will be attending FSU in the fall. She Volunteers are needed for:: and beverages will be provided. graduates high school with honors. Samantha is a leader in ■ Lawn/Garden cleanup - Details: email Andy at music- her church community. equipment furnished [email protected].

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ROBERT NELSON Problem. local retirement community. Stan Dr. O'Grady utilizes BRIDGER Caroline was the daughter of was born April 12, 1916, in arthroscopy and less invasive Ida Helmholtz Kessler and Easthampton, Mass. He BRIDGER Robert Nelson surgical techniques to treat Milton M. Kessler. Caroline was received his undergraduate Bridger, 70, passed away May most musculoskeletal one of 11 children. Her surviving degree at the University of 16th, 2007 at home surrounded conditions. children are C. Susan Sullivan, Massachusetts and later in life by his loving family after a of Gulf Breeze; Oliver A. obtained a Masters of Hospital courageous battle with cancer. Now Seeing Patients Kessler, of Pensacola; Craig A. Administration from the Born in Jacksonville on Kessler and Keith A. Kessler, University of Michigan. During in Gulf Breeze August 11, 1936, Bob was a both of Gulf Breeze. World War II, Stan captained a To schedule an appointment, call graduate of Robert E. Lee High She is also survived by her B-25 in numerous missions with- 916.3700 School, and the University of grandchildren, Mary K. Morley, in the European Theatre includ- Florida, College of Building The ANDREWS INSTITUTE of Ore., Patricia A. James, of ing the Ploesti air raid on the 1040 Gulf Breeze Parkway - Suite 200 Construction. He retired from Hamlin, Penn.; Randall A. Rumanian oil fields. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Koger Properties as a Senior Sullivan of Victoria, Minn., Mary During one of his missions, Vice President in 2000 after 39 E. Hazel, of Ore., Doctor Brett he was shot down over years of employment. He was a Sullivan, of Gulf Breeze, Susann Germany and spent 18 months long standing member of Sullivan Fehl, of Cantonment, as a prisoner of war in StalagLuft Arlington United Methodist John J. Sullivan III of Gulf I until the end of the war. Church, Masonic Lodge #23, Breeze, Kristen Kessler and Upon his return and mar- Shriners and the St. John’s Joshua Kessler of Gulf Breeze, riage, he resided in Taipei, Austin Healey Club. Bob was Elizabeth Keck of Gulf Breeze, Taiwan and various locations preceded in death by his father, and numerous great-grandchil- within the United States. Stanley Walter Nelson Bridger. dren. retired as a Lt. Colonel in the Bob is survived by his wife of Surviving siblings are Milton U.S. Air Force in 1962, and 41 years, Cynthia Bridger, his M. Kessler, Jack H. Kessler and spent the remainder of his pro- daughters and their husbands, Bruce P. Kessler. fessional career as a Hospital Sharon and Torben Reichhardt Ms. Huber attended Concord Administrator in Detroit, Mich. and Nancy and Jayson Lynn, Presbyterian Church and was a Upon his second retirement, grandsons Jacob and Sebastian charter member of Gulf Breeze Stanley lived in Gulf Breeze and Reichhardt, beloved grandpets, Hospital Auxiliary. She was also Pensacola for 28 years. mother June Bridger, sister and a Silentia Chapter No. 56, Through the years he was active her husband Donna and Fred O.E.S. in the Quiet Birdman, the Freckmann, and many more There was a private family Daedalians and Saint family and friends. service. In lieu of flowers the Christopher’s Episcopal Church. Bob will always be remem- family requests contributions go He was preceded in death by bered for his generous spirit, his to Covenant Hospice of his wife of 60 years, Virginia J. many skills and talents, and his Pensacola or the Cancer Podolak; and is survived by his love for all people, animals, the Society in memory of Caroline , Stanis Thomas Gators and the Jaguars. The Huber. and Camille Tripp; and two family requests you honor his BAYVIEW FISHER-POU sons-in-law, three granddaugh- memory by performing a ran- CHAPEL is entrusted with the ters, one grandson, and four dom act of kindness. arrangements. great-grandchildren. A private family service will be CAROLINE B. HUBER STANLEY JOSEPH held in the summer with inter- 1926-2007 ment at Barrancas National Caroline B. Huber, of Gulf PODOLAK 1916-2007 Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Breeze, went home to be with Stanley Joseph Podolak, age donations may be made to the the Lord Sunday, May 13, 2007 91, of Pensacola, died Veterans Administration. after battling Multiple Health Thursday, May 17, 2007, at a

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS May 31, 2007 Clarion owners losing patience with approval Email Bubba at [email protected] News you process at SRIA BY FRANKLIN HAYES Developers are hoping plans for can’t use Gulf Breeze News [email protected] the former Clarion The news here in the heart of the site on Pensacola Redneck Rivera is not good. We have Beach will finally a lot more news than we did last year move forward. Santa Rosa Island Authority (SRIA) this time. I’m not sure why that is, members promised developers a vote for conceptual but politics has to have something to approval of a fractional resort at the former Clarion do with it. site, which was destroyed by hurricane Ivan. SRIA Hurricane season begins next members heard presentations from Gulf Winds week and I’m already looking for a Management and JME Realty before approving a big knife to strap to my leg. I found motion to vote at their next meeting on June 13. that having a big knife strapped to "We've been working with them for a month so it's you leg in the aftermath of a hurri- good to see an end date to make a decision," said cane is mostly useless, but it looks Olga Dancaescu with JME Realty, who is represent- very cool. People will respect you, ing the project's developers. "We've been as forth- not argue with you and children are coming as physically possible." in total awe! I saw one yesterday that Current project plans call for a 19-story building I might buy, it had a big red compass with an average room size of 1,289 feet. Amenities on the handle and a mirror. I guess Officially open for the proposed resort include a lazy river style pool and a spa. the mirror was for the person to look Santa Rosa Island "The owners of this parcel, all 84 of them, have into so they could see just “Who” Authority Chairman suffered enough after Hurricane Ivan destroyed their was lost!! Vernon Prather, left and Politicians are coming out of the Escambia County investment," said Gulf Winds Management represen- woodwork like termites in a hot spell. Commissioner Grover tative Lucian Dancaescu. "The SRIA has delayed The GOP recently had a TV debate Robinson snip the ribbon them time after time and now are putting the poten- and it sounded like Mike Whitehead to open the Restroom tial sale of this property in jeopardy." and Mr. Murzin going at it last week and Public Safety facility Board members expressed their interest in the pro- at the County Commission meeting. on Pensacola Beach. ject, but said their negotiations to categorize com- This GOP debate represented all mercial developments are slowing its progress. creeds, religions, and colors of rich "[The developers] all know that we like the prod- white men! The Democratic debate uct a lot," said SRIA board member Kelly Robertson. was worse; it looked like white men "It's a beautiful building. We think it's a wonderful were not even invited! concept. The question is whether or not it fits here. Washington politicians and That is the only question in my opinion. It's whether bureaucrats are running away from or not this will qualify under dwelling units, whether the Washington Madam. She wants to or not it will qualify under the guidelines that we set release the names on her client list. forth for what we want in hotels." One of W’'s Deputy Secretary of SRIA members are currently working to develop State men, Randall Tobias, has standards for standard hotel rooms, luxury hotel resigned already, because his name is suites and extended stay facilities. Board members on the list. He said that he didn't have hope the definitions will allow a variety of lodging any sex, he just got a massage! Right, amenities on the beach and establish a lease fee struc- and Bill Clinton never inhaled! Bill ture that seeks to protect SRIA revenues. offered to exchange little black books with her, that way he would be able to raise millions more for Hillary. Reunion Band set But, Hillary made it clear today that there is “no little black book” in their to perform Tuesday house. Right, and Dick Cheney has people calling him all the time to go Get ready to groove in the sunset with The hunting with them! This could go on Reunion Band and songs such as “Pretty Woman,” Lifeguards Nick Lanza, 16; Kaley Morris, 19 and Briana “Great Balls of Fire” and “Brown Eyed Girl.” You and on, but I’ve had enough now! Outdoor shower spires allow a quick Taylor, 19 can easily view the beach from the second Politicians remind me of Bubba wash off after a day at the beach. won’t be able to resist dancing to the hot rhythms and Jr’s first day at school. When he floor of the new building. sing along to the familiar lyrics many of us grew up came in I asked him how it was and with and know by heart. Seven old-time Pensacola he said, “OK, but the teacher doesn’t KABOOM! residents make up this local favorite. Join them at the know anything, all he did all day was Fireworks planned for July 4 next Bands on the Beach from 7–9 p.m. on Tuesday, ask questions!” That is the way July the 4th Fireworks will be instrumental in guiding the move- the people approached have com- June 5 at the Gulfside Pavilion on Pensacola Beach. “We hope people will bring their dancing shoes today’s politicians explain everything back on the summer list of events ment to bring back fireworks. mitted to being a part of this and enjoy another evening in paradise,” said Bill to everyone. for Pensacola Beach. “We’ve been working since last event.” On a closing note, I received a lot Produced by Fun Coast July to make fireworks on the Fireworks for July the Fourth Harrell, lead singer with the Reunion Band. He is supported by Charlyne Kilpatrick as female lead of mail and calls on my last article on Promotions; Kaboom will be the beach a reality” said Doug are vital to the businesses on the singer, Hank Bell on lead guitar, Ed Nickinson on Don Imus.They were 95 percent pos- name of the 4th of July Fireworks McAllister, President of Fun Coast beach. The value of Kaboom to itive about it, but I have to share one display over Santa Rosa Sound. Promotions. Kaboom would not the local economy will be substan- guitar and vocals, Ross Orenstein on keyboard, Dave White on bass, and Larry Northup on drums. readers comment with you. He said, After a two-year absence, local be possible without the fantastic tial. Attendance could exceed “Bubba, I loved your last article on businesses are making Kaboom support of the businesses on 100,000+. In 2004 the traffic Don Imus. I laughed for three days happen. The event is being Pensacola Beach driven by the count exceeded 30,000 on the 4th and then today I pick up the paper approved by the Santa Rosa efforts of The Pensacola Beach of July. Bands on the beach and see that our Gov. Christ's new Authority and SRIA General Chamber. The support has been For more information: Contact continues all summer girlfriend’s name is Kelly Crosby Manager Buck Lee has been amazing— almost 100 percent of Doug McAllister 850.346.9184. Heyniger! As Imus would say, “You June 5: The Blues Band fea- can't make this stuff up!” I agree, and SLANDER OF THE WEEK Reunion Band turing Bobby I won’'t be calling her name out in I : June 12: The Purify & Rick public anytime soon! Darren J. Trio Holt Just thought you'd like to know... Jeff Castleberry June 19: A Touch of Aug. 14: Cryin Out By Tona DeMers What’s special about the Gray Loud school? It’s small size and June 26: Civilized Aug. 21:Clark and What do you do? I’m principal of Pensacola family-like atmosphere. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 31, 2007 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Zoo welcomes public to opening of Kiwanis Kid’s Park On Saturday June 2, The 12 district clubs sponsored the Come meet the three artists through festive activities Zoo of Northwest Florida and tables and umbrellas. at the opening reception on which enhance the quality of the Kiwanis Clubs of Division With Phase 1 completed, the PLAN YOUR WEEKEND June 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. life in our community. More One invite you to visit The Zoo Kiwanis Kids Park will contin- Quayside Art Gallery is than 400 volunteers work for a wild time. ue to evolve. Phase 2 plans open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. annually to produce the more In celebration of the grand include a Catfish Feeding certs are upcoming. ents Pensacola has to offer. Mr. Monday through Saturday and than 30 events sponsored by opening of the Kiwanis Kid's Pond, sponsored by The The concerts are free and are Big not only knows how to 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. the Fiesta of Five Flags Park, the first 100 children will Mitchell Family. presented on the lawn of St. play the songs of musical Association. These volunteers receive free admission to The The Kiwanis Kid's Park is a Christopher’s church. Patrons greats such as Tony Bennett, The Fiesta of Five Flags is strive to present entertaining Zoo on Saturday June 2. wonderful addition to The Zoo. are invited to bring lawn chairs Frank Sinatra, the Bee Gees or an annual celebration of the events to Northwest Floridians The Kiwanis Kids Park has Come enjoy the picnic area and snacks, if desired. Stevie Ray Vaughn, they actu- founding of Pensacola. In of all ages. been made possible by the gen- with its new tables and umbrel- The schedule for upcoming ally have shared the stage with 1559, Spanish Conquistador, The Albertsons Fiesta erous donations of Kiwanians las as kids play on the new Wednesday evenings includes them. Don Tristan DeLuna, estab- Krewe of Lafitte Parade will be and others throughout equipment and become junior Joe Occhipinti’s Big Band and The Evenings in Olde lished Pensacola as the first June 1, 7 p.m. in downtown Northwest Florida. The play- archeologists digging for The Andrew’s Band. Seville Square concert season European settlement in the Pensacola. The Centennial ground equipment was donated dinosaur bones in the Dino Dig continues June 14 with Clark United States. Since that time Imports Fiesta Boat Parade is to The Kiwanis by United Sand Box. Tim Jackson’s Mr. & Company. five different flags have flown June 2 at 1:30 p.m. at the Cerebral Palsy. Frank Powell The Zoo opens daily at 9 Big at Olde Seville The Northwest Florida over the City: the Spanish, mouth of Bayou Chico. donated his time to lay the a.m. to 6 p.m., with the admis- Tim Jackson's Mr. Big has it Bloodmobile will also be pre- French, British, Confederate The Fiesta Landing pathway with block donated by sions generally stopping at all. The band unites world- sent from 5 to 9 p.m. at every and American. This celebra- Celebration is June 2, at 3:00 Wal-mart. The Key Club and 5p.m. Call 850-932-2229 or class artists with a fun mix concert on the corner of tion is one of the oldest and p.m. The Boy Scouts provided log on www.thezoonorthwest- from New Orleans Jazz to Alcaniz and Zaragoza Streets largest heritage festivals in the The Fiesta Sand Sculpture "sweat equity" labor. Dirt & florida.org for more informa- American pop, beach music offering you the chance to give State of Florida. Contest is June 3 and registra- Sand Co. provided the sand for tion. and country. Tim Jackson's Mr. the gift of life by donating tion begins at 9 a.m near the playground area. Members Big will showcase their versa- blood. Fiesta of Five Flags Pensacola Beach Pavilion. of The Santa Rosa County Summer Serenade tility from 7 to 9:15 p.m. on For more information con- Quayside opens kicks off Master Gardener's Association now underway Thursday, June 7 at Evenings The mission of the Fiesta of cerning these and other Fiesta provided valuable knowledge The Reunion Band kicked in Olde Seville Square in new exhibit in June Five Flags is to celebrate our of Five Flags events, call for landscaping. Keenan & off the Summer Serenade downtown Pensacola. This June ushers in a new show at heritage, promote tourism and 850/433-6512 or visit Son donated lumber for the Series at St. Christopher’s concert is sponsored by Quayside Art Gallery, build pride in Pensacola www.fiestaoffiveflags.org. entrance and the rope fence Episcopal Church, 3200 N. Hancock Bank. “Elements” featuring the work was contributed by Jones 12th Avenue on Wednesday You'd be surprised to hear of Scottie Ramsey, Rich Fence Company. Each of the May 30 and many more con- some of the great musical tal- Willows and Sara Zehr. FREE to PUBLIC

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Tiger Point football registration underway Early registration for foot- ball and cheerleading at Tiger Point Park is now underway. Forms can found online at tigerpointpark.com or at the baseball concession stand from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. For more information, contact Donnie Wilson at 393-6329. GBHS Summer Classic June 7-10 The 17th annual GBHS Summer Baseball Classic is Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News June 7-10 at Shoreline Park. Thanks for the memories The tournament will fea- Lady Dolphin soccer coach Eric Miles (left) and his family were treated to a going away party recently at the Gross residence. Right: It also doubled as a baby ture eight brackets, starting shower for JV soccer coach Erin Cosky, who’s also leaving Gulf Breeze High this year. with a 7-under bracket and ending with a 14-under bracket. Cost is $200 per team (for 7 and 8-under, only) Search for new coaches begins at GBHS and $275 for teams age nine through 14. For more information, call Replacing soccer coach and in Gulf Breeze High’s case - hire baby shower for JV coach Erin Cosky, While Murray has the final say on all Coach Renfroe at 748-2227 or new coaches as well. who is also relocating this summer. hires, she does get input from teachers. email him at Miles tops on agenda None of those positions is more GBHS will also have to replace two “They’re the ones that have to work with [email protected]. BY JASON THOMPSON coveted that the slot vacated by Eric football coaching spots in Bobby those people,” Murray said. “We make it fl.us Miles, who will be moving down to Clayton and David Wiley. a family thing here.” Gulf Breeze News Naples in late July to begin work at the Supplies and curriculum are on the top At Pensacola Beach Elementary, Jeff [email protected] GBHS Soccer Naples Community School. of the list for GBES Principal Karen Castleberry has to replace only one Camp June 19-22 While school may be out for area Miles, the reigning GBHS Teacher of the Murray. She may also have to replace two position, that of part time art teacher The seventh annual Gulf students and teachers, area Year, led the Lady Dolphin soccer team to teaching positions, but won’t know until Jackie Henderson. Breeze Summer Soccer Camp administrators are still hard at work. the state championship game in February. late June if she’ll be able to replace both “We’re just focusing on cleaning up, is June 19-22 at Shoreline Ordering supplies and reviewing Members of Miles’ Lady Dolphin and spots because of enrollment numbers. ordering supplies, things like that,” said Park. curriculum are on the docket for each Bayside Soccer Club teams honored Kindergarden teacher Kim Thomas and Castleberry, who’ll spend part of the The four-day camp runs school’s administration, while others Miles with a going away party recently at third grade teacher Margaret Diamond summer working on the school’s from 9 a.m.-noon and cost is also have to start hiring new teachers - the Gross residence. It also doubled as a will not be back next school year. improvement report. $80 per camper. Girls soccer coach Eric Miles, as well as current and former GBHS players will be the camp instructors. GBSAteam takes third at rec tourney Campers who register by June 1 will receiver a free soc- BY JASON THOMPSON cer ball and a t-shirt. The camp will be limited to the Gulf Breeze News first 120 campers - the camp [email protected] See Briefs, Page 2C 6 Team Ueberschaer, a GBSA Minor League team coached by Keith Curington, won six consecutive games in the losers bracket to finish third out of 23 Tides teams in the inaugural Dizzy Dean End of Season Rec Tournament Pensacola Bay Entrance last week at Shoreline Park. May 31-June 6 Ueberschaer lost to Thur 31 - High 8:53 AM, Low 9:01 PM Cantonment Alabama 13-4 Fri 1 - High 9:38 AM, Low 10:02 PM before beating the Myrtle Grove Sat 2 - High 10:25 AM, Low 10:58 PM Cubs 19-0, Myrtle Grove Pepsi Sun 3 - High 11:11 AM, Low 11:43 PM 14-0, GBSA’s Crabs 7-5, Mon 4 - High 11:54 AM Bellview Red Sox 4-2, the Myrtle Tue 5 - Low 12:18 AM, High 12:33 PM Grove Yankees 7-6 in seven Wed 6 - Low 12:45 AM, High 1:10 PM innings and GBSA’s Sports Connection 5-3 before losing to Navarre Beach Bill Bond’s Jerry’s Drive In 11-3. May 31-June 6 Ueberschaer had two hits Thur 31 - High 8:09 AM, Low 7:09 PM against Jerry’s - singles by Fri 1 - High 8:54 AM, Low 8:10 PM Brandon Bell and Troy Sat 2 - High 9:41 AM, Low 9:06 PM Stringfellow. Nick Henry, Zack Sun 3 - High 10:27 AM, Low 9:51 PM Dobar and Stringfellow all Mon 4 - High 11:10 AM, Low 10:26 PM scored twice. Tue 5 - High 11:49 AM, Low 10:53 PM Ueberschaer scored all five of Wed 6 - High 12:26 PM, Low 11:10 PM its runs in the first inning against the Sports Connection. Milton, Blackwater River Stringfellow and Alex May 31-June 6 Thompson both had two hits in Thur 31 - High 11:56 AM, Low 11:22 PM the win, while Alex Colston hit Fri 1 - High 12:41 AM a two-run homer in the loss. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Sat 2 - Low 12:23 AM, High 1:28 PM Mitchell Robbins tripled and Third out of 23 Sun 3 - Low 1:19 AM, High 2:14 PM scored for the Sports Thomas J. Ueberschaer, sponsor of a U-10 rec team coached by Keith Curington, took third out of 23 teams at a Dizzy Mon 4 - Low 2:04 AM, High 2:57 PM Connection. Dean rec tournament last week at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from left): Josh Rutledge, Alex Thompson, Jon Tue 5 - Low 2:39 AM, High 3:36 PM Weimar, Nick Henry and Garner Curington. 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Training Room Congratulation Emergency Services Advisory Committee June 27 1:00 p.m. Parks and Recreation June 27 5:30 p.m. AWARD Commission Regular June 28 9:00 a.m. holds Eighth Grade Awards Day Senior Leadership Briefing June 28 1:30 p.m. Commission Special Meeting - Rezoning June 28 6:00 p.m. The newest class of Gulf Tober, Ha Tran, Rebecca Bryce Wein, Ciara Wheeler, WINNERS Agendas and minutes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held Breeze Middle School gradu- Violette, Elle Wade, Savannah Erin Williams, Abraham from Gulf Breeze News in the Board Room can be viewed live and/or replayed at this web site by selecting ates recently held their Eighth Wing, Camille Wood and Wilson, Jennifer Winn and the meeting from the main page. Grade Awards Day. Tyler Wright. Kendall Young. The Outstanding Students The following eighth of the Year, awarded by All A’s and B’s for three graders were recognized for Pensacola Beach Elks Club Middle School Years being Peer Educators: Haley member Jim McReynolds, Katie Aldridge, Lauren Bookout, Lauren Day, Jamie were Gina Bertelli and Justin Alverson, Arianna Ames, Droogsma, Maggie Hooks, Ratte. They both received a Constantine Anastopoulo, Daniel Jacobi, Jay Martin, certificate and a $200 savings Jeffrey Arnett, Jordan Claney Outzen, Justin Ratte, bond. Baggett, Lea Basham, Mathias Will Spearing and Cassie The VFW Americanism Bergan, Jase Brown, Thomas. Awards, presented by Jim Cheyenne Chapman, Meredith The following eighth Walker, were given to Ron Chavers, Patrick Dorsey, graders were recognized for Mulroy and Haley Bookout. Charlotte Engel, Danny winning the school's ninth The following students Gifford, Tiffany Grigsby, consecutive Science were named to the Benjamin Harris, Jacob Olympiad state title: Evan Presidential Honor Roll: Harris, Stephan Harper, Bernard, Hunter Bradshaw, All A’s for three Middle Lindsey Hawthorne, Sarah Eric Burke, Andrew Clark, School Years Hicks, Shelby Hobbs, Kayla Joey Finelli, Nathan Gupta, Morgan Bass, Evan Holland, Maggie Hooks, Katie McIver and Will Bernard, Gina Bertelli, Haley Emma Kimsal, Thomas Spearing. Bookout, Randolph Bradshaw, Lampone, Corey Loudon, The following eighth Julie Brown, Samuel Byrne, Rachel Macleod, Amanda graders were recognized for Emily Craven, Nicki Dalton, Marcanio, Meagan Meadows, their work on the eighth grade Brennan Decker, Darien Laura Merrill, Amy Miller, Student Council: Clay Pfeifler Demaria, Natalie Felder, Kathryn Miller, Jordan (President), Claney Outzen WEBY Joseph Finelli, Brandon Fish, Moore, Ashley Moss, Maria (secretary/treasurer), Jay is now the Morgan Floyd, Kathryn Mottl, Ruben Nichols, Martin, Kevin Ryan, Trevor Gough, Maury Goldstein, Michael Nixon, Kristy Challenor, Tyler Wright, MOST POWERFUL Nathan Gupta, Daniel Jacobi, O'Connor, Clay Pfeifler, Alison Milam, Holden Tibbs, AM radio station on the Ian Jeffrey, John Jesmonth, Casey Platt, Addison Katherine Landry, Breezy Gulf Coast between Daniel Kasabian, Kellie Pohlmann, Ryan Rennie, John Paulus, Jenny Dolfie, Rebecca Krueger, Ekaterina Linkova- Rockett, Hannah Sepulveda, Violette, Bryce Wein, Genna New Orleans and Tampa! Henning, Katharine McIver, Camila Sharp, Jefferson Shell, Tober and Jacob Greer. Kyle McKissack, Coral Nicholas Sholty, Amanda The following students Molina, Ryan Mulroy, George Simhachalam, Evan Smith, were recognized with Neese, Jennifer Pfeifler, Sallie Corinne Snyder, William Departmental Awards for their Papajohn, Michael Patterson, Spearing, Katie Stanhagen, efforts in the following acade- Justin Ratte, Kevin Rollins, Spencer Sternung, Cassandra mic areas: Michael Simhachalam, Genna Thomas, Caroline Waghalter, See GBMS, Page 7C 6

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C May 31, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE

The Santa Rosa County Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:

Local Planning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, June 28, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.

Both meetings will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Local Planning Board and Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinance entitled:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; CHANGING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Zoning District Amended: from AG Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Zoning District Amended: from AG-2 (Agriculture-2 R1 (Single Family Residential District) - total approxi- Residential District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential District) to AG (Agriculture District) - total approximately mately 21.13 (+/-) acres. District) - total approximately 18.76 (+/-) acres. 120.00 (+/-) acres.

Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) and RR1 (Rural Residential District) to R1 (Single Family to R1 (Single Family Residential District) - total approxi- to M2 (General Industrial District) - total approximately Residential District) - total approximately 2.58 (+/-) acres. mately 3.00 (+/-) acres. 9.98 (+/-) acres. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture to Industrial

Zoning District Amended: from R1 (Single Family Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Residential District) to R2 (Medium Density Residential M1 (Restricted Industrial District) - total approximately HCD (Highway Commercial Development District) - total District) - total approximately 7.25 (+/-) acres. .75 (+/-) acres. approximately 1.25 (+/-) acres. Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Single Future Land Use Designation Amended: from Agriculture Family Residential to Medium Density Residential to Industrial

Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to Zoning District Amended: from AG (Agriculture District) to M2 (General Industrial District) - total approximately 9.00 R1 (Single Family Residential District) - total approxi- R1 (Single Family Residential District) - total approxi- (+/-) acres. mately 182.80 (+/-) acres. mately 62.86 (+/-) acres.

The proposed ordinance and maps may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based.

Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 or (850) 939-1259 to make a request. For Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section D YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 31, 2007 Celebration of life benefits Covenant Hospice Not only live music and over 300 party-goers filled MySpace last week during a benefit for Covenant Hospice, but joy was evident in the room as well. Party hosts Gary Michaels, Mark Lee and Cherry Fitch greeted guests as they arrived, and encouraged them to have fun and enjoy the music, the dancing and the food. ‘ Faces of Life’ “We love entertaining, and the last time we threw a party we decided that what we really wanted to do from that wins national point on was to plan parties with a pur- pose - to make sure that the next parties publishing we planned would benefit a worthy cause,” explains Gary Michaels. “We award have experienced the death of loved ones in the last few years when “Faces of Life,” a book released by Covenant Hospice was there to help Lee and Mike McLaughlin discuss the appetizers with Steven from Eat! Gary Michaels and Terri Levin. Covenant Hospice last year, recently won them and helped us to keep going.” one of 65 awards granted in the national The benefit raised over $20,000 for Independent Publisher Book Awards. A Covenant Hospice, a not-for-profit orga- total of 2,690 national entries came from nization currently in the midst of raising all 50 U.S. states, 8 Canadian provinces, funds for its ongoing services and for its and 17 countries overseas. expansion at the Joyce Goldenberg The hard cover book won the bronze Hospice Inpatient Residence, located at award in the Aging/ Death & Dying cate- 10075 Hillview Rd. in Pensacola. gory. Gold medal was won by Since the Residence was built in “Unplugged: Reclaiming Our Right to Die 1992, Covenant Hospice has cared for in America,” by William H. Colby more than 1,200 patients and their fami- (Amacom), and second place laurels were lies at the facility 24 hours a day, seven afforded to “Dying Was the Best Thing days a week. The residence allows That Ever Happened to Me,” by William Covenant Hospice to provide compas- E. Hablitzel, MD (Sunshine Ridge sionate care in a homelike atmosphere Publishing). for those facing a life-limiting illness The book was also recognized by the and their families. The Pensacola and Northwest Florida “We are engaged in our ‘Expanding Coast chapters of the Florida Public the Care and Compassion’ campaign,” Relations Association (FPRA). An Image said Dale O. Knee, Covenant Hospice Award and a Grand Image Award in the President and CEO, “and look forward “Printed Tools of Public Relations” catego- to working with our community partners ry. to help put life into days, when days can The 96-page hard back book contains Abby Offerdahl, center, kept the dance floor full of dancers. Above, inspirational stories from Covenant no longer be added to life.” Klein and Marcy Miller are drawn onto the floor to dance. Mark Lee and Gary Michaels are Hospice patients and their loved ones. members of the Campaign Leadership Each story is accompanied by a beautiful Council, and hosted the party as a means black and white photograph taken by local to celebrate life with their friends, while professional photographers who donated making a difference. their time and talent to the project. The focus of Covenant Hospice is to The Faces of Life book, with a forward enable our patients to live as fully and written by healthcare professional, author comfortable as possible and it was fit- and speaker Quint Studer, can be pur- ting that that they would coordinate a chased at any Covenant Hospice branch fun, lively celebration of life to benefit office or online at www.covenanthos- Justin and Windy Miller sample hors Covenant Hospice. Since dying is a part pice.org or www.amazon.com. The book d’oeuvres -- with chopsticks! of the normal process of life, the focus sells for only $29.95. of Covenant Hospice is to enable Proceeds from the book will benefit patients to live as fully and comfortably unfunded and under-funded special pro- as possible. grams and indigent patient care. For more information regarding the Regardless of insurance coverage, no Expanding the Care and Compassion At right, Dr. Angela Martin, Joseph patient is ever turned away from Covenant Denmon, Dr. Leisha Barry and Craig Capital Campaign contact Nigel Allen at Hospice, and the not-for-profit organiza- Vigodsky enjoy the party. (850) 202-0299. tion assists over 1,100 patients daily. Welcome summer with Pinch a Penny pool services, supplies

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2D May 31, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Seniors Gulf Breeze NEWS An old-fashioned bargain at Olde Seville Square Well, folks, at last it’s time again for dances in a row” with one partner, and cabin. And maybe he is regaling his hobbies. Evenings in Old Seville Square, every then we had to change. But after I had great-grandchildren with his memories Loss of ability to remember dates Thursday from now until August. The three dances with others, the corporal of World War 2. and time. first concert was last week. was right back again for another three. Well, it's spring now, and I hope he Misplaced items, losing objects. Almost 10,000 people have come His sad lack of terpsichorean abili- thinks it is warm enough wherever he Changes in personality. each year - so come early. Bring your ties were more in evidence each time. is to go barefoot again. Anyway, he For more information, contact blanket or chair and settle down for an We who had signed up for this duty I admit that his size twelve or perhaps was a nice change from some of those Alzheimer’s Family services locally at evening of music that is sure to please. met at a hotel in Philadelphia to fourteen Army boots may have made fast-talking Brooklyn guys! 478-7790. The office is located at And remember, it’s STILL free! change into evening dresses and board things more difficult. But his confes- ***** 3454 East Olive Road. Or you can ******** a special bus which took us on the long sion that he had in fact never worn According to the American mail email them at Thinking about the World War II trip to Fort Dix, New Jersey. When we shoes at all before joining the Army Academy of Neurology, a group of [email protected] Memorial Month brought back some arrived at the Officers Club therte, we was somewhat of a shock! scientists made one thousand studies Remember that there are many memories for me of my own ran the gauntlet of soldiers waiting to He explained that, back home in the to develop three special guidelines to things that can be done now to help experience with the USO at that time. see who they would ask for a dance. hills of Tennessee, he used to go bare- enable doctors to recognize early Alzheimer's disease victims that were I was a member of the Philadelphia I remember one partner who foot all summer, and in the winter, warning signs of Alzheimer’s Disease. not available in the past. Club of Advertising Women, one of particularly stays in my mind. He was wore heavy rags wrapped around his Here are a few symptoms to look ************ many such groups who shared the job a very pleasant corporal of about feet, padded inside with straw. for: "Outside of a dog, a book is probably of entertaining our troops. Some of twenty, with a nice smile, but All these years later, I wonder if his Difficulty in performing familiar man's best friend, and inside of a dog, them were on their way overseas, absolutely no dancing skills. The rule Army boots are moldering away tasks. it's too dark to read."-- Groucho Marx. while others had just returned. for our entertaining effort was ‘three somewhere in a Tennessee mountain Loss of interest in former skills or See you next week! LEGALS

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The –––––––––––––––––– Unless such certifi- BOOK 1103 PG 159 Description of property, County, Florida NOTICE TO APPLICATION lobby of the County Parcel ID: 01-3N-30- Certificate Number and NOTICE OF cate shall be Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– CREDITORS FOR TAX DEED Administrative 0000-00700-0000 year of Issuance, the APPLICATION redeemed according to 1920-00600-0140 is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF Complex at 6495 Name in which Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Law, the Property Name in which lows: APPLICATION The administration of NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: MICHAEL and Name(s) in which it described in such Assessed: LEWIS S Certificate Number: FOR TAX DEED the estate of CHRIS GIVEN THAT MTAG Florida on the 16th day DENNIS KIDD is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate will be sold EIDSON JR, MAR- 2462 BOLT, deceased, CUST/CARLYLE of July, 2007 at 12:00 All of the above proper- lows: GIVEN THAT THOMAS to the Highest Bidder, GARET S EIDSON Year of Issuance: 2005 NOTICE IS HEREBY whose date of death ASSET MGMT holder noon. Dated this the ty is located in Santa N OR LINDA J WHITE- at the east end lobby All of the above proper- GIVEN THAT THOMAS was December 28, of the following Tax 23rd day of May, 2007. Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: SPUNNER holder of of the County ty is located in Santa Description of N OR LINDA J WHITE- 2006, is pending in Sale Certificate has Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. 2987 the following Tax Sale Administrative Rosa County, In the Property: LT 14 BLK SPUNNER holder of the Circuit Court for filed said Tax Clerk of the Circuit Year of Issuance: 2005 Certificate has filed Complex at 6495 State of Florida. 110, HOLLEY BY THE the following Tax Sale Santa Rosa County, Certificate for the Tax Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate said Tax Certificate for Caroline St., Milton, SEA 1ST C&A, AS Certificate has filed Florida, Probate Deed to be issued County, Florida shall be redeemed Description of the Tax Deed to be Florida on the 2nd day Unless such certificate DES IN OR BOOK said Tax Certificate for Division, File Number thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Property: LT 17 BLK issued thereon. The of July, 2007 at 12:00 shall be redeemed 1627 PG 896 the Tax Deed to be 57-2007-CP-105, the Certificate Number and NOTICE OF Property described in A, SOUND RETREAT Certificate Number and noon. according to Law, the Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- issued thereon. The address of which is year of Issuance, the APPLICATION such Certificate will be PH 2, AS DES IN OR year of Issuance, the Dated this the 9th day Property described in 1920-11000-0140 Certificate Number and Mary M. Johnson, Description of property, FOR TAX DEED sold to the Highest BOOK 2355 PG 1977, Description of property, of May, 2007. such Certificate will be Name in which year of Issuance, the Santa Rosa County and Name(s) in which it Bidder, at the east end LESS 1/2 MIN and Name(s) in which it Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest Assessed: JASEM Description of property, Clerk of Court, PO is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY lobby of the County Parcel ID: 22-2S-27- is assessed is as fol- Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end IBRAHEM J M AL and Name(s) in which it Box 472, Milton, lows: GIVEN THAT CLERFE Administrative 5140-00A00-0170 lows: Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County NAJIM is assessed is as fol- Florida 32572. The & IMOGENE SON- Complex at 6495 Name in which County, Florida Administrative All of the above proper- lows: names and address- Certificate Number: NIER AS TRST OF Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: BRETT Certificate Number: –––––––––––––––––– Complex at 6495 ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: es of the Petitioner 383 THE CLERFE SON- Florida on the 16th day BECH 3113 NOTICE OF Caroline St., Milton, Rosa County, In the 2903 and the Petitioner's Year of Issuance: 2005 NIER RTA holder of the of July, 2007 at 12:00 All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2005 APPLICATION Florida on the 2nd day State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2005 attorney are set forth following Tax Sale noon. Dated this the ty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED of July, 2007 at 12:00 below. Description of Certificate has filed 23rd day of May, 2007. Rosa County, In the Description of noon. Unless such certificate Description of All creditors of the Property: PROPERTY said Tax Certificate for Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Property: LT 12 OF NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 9th day shall be redeemed Property: LT 138, BLK decedent and other DESCRIBED IN OR the Tax Deed to be Clerk of the Circuit UNREC SUB, AS DES GIVEN THAT THOMAS of May, 2007. according to Law, the A, EAST BAY persons, who have BOOK 2242 PG 1143 issued thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate IN OR BOOK 2346 PG N OR LINDA J WHITE- Mary M. Johnson Property described in HEIGHTS, AS DES IN claims or demands Parcel ID: 01-1N-28- Certificate Number and County, Florida shall be redeemed 789 SPUNNER holder of Clerk of the Circuit such Certificate will be OR BOOK 2721 PG against decedent's 0000-04304-0000 year of Issuance, the according to Law, the Parcel ID: 14-1S-28- the following Tax Sale Court of Santa Rosa sold to the Highest 1326 estate, including Name in which Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– Property described in 0000-18500-0000 Certificate has filed County, Florida Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 19-2S-27- unmatured, contin- Assessed: BRYCE and Name(s) in which it NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Name in which said Tax Certificate for –––––––––––––––––– lobby of the County 1010-00A00-1380 gent or unliquidated PETERS FINANCIAL is assessed is as fol- APPLICATION sold to the Highest Assessed: BRYAN the Tax Deed to be NOTICE OF Administrative Name in which claims, and who have CORP lows: FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end ADAMS TRUSTEE, issued thereon. The APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Assessed: PAUL J been served a copy All of the above proper- lobby of the County VAN ROTEN FAMILY Certificate Number and FOR TAX DEED Caroline St., Milton, OSBORNE of this notice, must ty is located in Santa Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative TRUST year of Issuance, the Florida on the 2nd day All of the above proper- file their claims with Rosa County, In the 1041 GIVEN THAT MTAG Complex at 6495 All of the above proper- Description of property, NOTICE IS HEREBY of July, 2007 at 12:00 ty is located in Santa this court WITHIN State of Florida. Year of Issuance: 2005 CUST/DES CAPITAL Caroline St., Milton, ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it GIVEN THAT THOMAS noon. Rosa County, In the THE LATER OF LLC holder of the Florida on the 16th day Rosa County, In the is assessed is as fol- N OR LINDA J WHITE- Dated this the 9th day State of Florida. THREE (3) MONTHS Unless such certificate following Tax Sale of July, 2007 at 12:00 State of Florida. lows: SPUNNER holder of of May, 2007. AFTER THE DATE shall be redeemed Description of Certificate has filed noon. Dated this the Certificate Number: the following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate OF THE FIRST PUB- according to Law, the Property: LTS 24 said Tax Certificate for 23rd day of May, 2007. Unless such certificate 2108 Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit shall be redeemed LICATION OF THIS Property described in THRU 28 BLK 708, the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed Year of Issuance: 2005 said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa according to Law, the NOTICE OR THIRTY such Certificate will be AVALON BEACH, AS issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit according to Law, the the Tax Deed to be County, Florida Property described in (30) DAYS AFTER sold to the Highest DES IN OR 1745 PG Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa Property described in Description of issued thereon. The –––––––––––––––––– such Certificate will be THE DATE OF SER- Bidder, at the east end 1529 year of Issuance, the County, Florida such Certificate will be Property: PROPERTY Certificate Number and NOTICE OF sold to the Highest VICE OF A COPY OF lobby of the County Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- Description of –––––––––––––––––– sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR year of Issuance, the APPLICATION Bidder, at the east end THIS NOTICE ON Administrative 0090-70800-0240 property, and Name(s) NOTICE OF Bidder, at the east end BOOK 2035 PG 949 Description of property, FOR TAX DEED lobby of the County THEM. Complex at 6495 Name in which in which it is assessed APPLICATION lobby of the County Parcel ID: 13-3N-30- and Name(s) in which it Administrative Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: RICHARD is as follows: FOR TAX DEED Administrative 0000-00101-0000 is assessed is as fol- NOTICE IS HEREBY Complex at 6495 All other creditors of Florida on the 16th day WAYNE OWEN Complex at 6495 Name in which lows: GIVEN THAT THOMAS Caroline St., Milton, the decedent and of July, 2007 at 12:00 All of the above proper- Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY Caroline St., Milton, Assessed: MICHAEL Certificate Number: N OR LINDA J WHITE- Florida on the 2nd day other persons who noon. Dated this the ty is located in Santa 2730 GIVEN THAT THOMAS Florida on the 16th day DENNIS KIDD 2439 SPUNNER holder of of July, 2007 at 12:00 have claims or 23rd day of May, 2007. Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2005 N OR LINDA J WHITE- of July, 2007 at 12:00 All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2005 the following Tax Sale noon. demands against the State of Florida. SPUNNER holder of noon. Dated this the ty is located in Santa Certificate has filed Dated this the 9th day decedent's estate, Mary M. Johnson Description of the following Tax Sale 23rd day of May, 2007. Rosa County, In the Description of said Tax Certificate for of May, 2007. including unmatured , Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate Property: PROPERTY Certificate has filed Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Property: LT 11 BLK the Tax Deed to be Mary M. Johnson contingent or unliqui- Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed DESCRIBED IN OR said Tax Certificate for Clerk of the Circuit 78, HOLLEY BY THE issued thereon. The Clerk of the Circuit dated claims, must County, Florida according to Law, the BOOK 2276 PG the Tax Deed to be Court of Santa Rosa Unless such certificate SEA, AS DES IN OR Certificate Number and Court of Santa Rosa file their claims with –––––––––––––––––– Property described in 254,TOGETHER WITH issued thereon. The County, Florida shall be redeemed BOOK 1501 PG 202 year of Issuance, the County, Florida this court WITHIN NOTICE OF such Certificate will be EASEMENT FOR Certificate Number and –––––––––––––––––– according to Law, the Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- Description of property, –––––––––––––––––– THREE (3) MONTHS APPLICATION sold to the Highest INGRESS & EGRESS, year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– Property described in 1920-07800-0110 and Name(s) in which it AFTER THE DATE FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end LESS ALL MIN RTS Description of property, NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Name in which is assessed is as fol- OF THE FIRST PUB- lobby of the County Parcel ID: 01-2S-27- and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION sold to the Highest Assessed: WAYNE S lows: LICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative 0000-01253-0000 is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end WINEGLASS Certificate Number: W NOTICE. GIVEN THAT MTAG Complex at 6495 Name in which lows: lobby of the County All of the above proper- 2655Year of Issuance: CUST/CARLYLE Caroline St., Milton, Assessed:MARIA NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative ty is located in Santa 2005 W ALL CLAIMS NOT ASSET MGMT holder Florida on the 16th day LUISA LOPEZ Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT THOMAS Complex at 6495 Rosa County, In the SO FILED WILL BE of the following Tax of July, 2007 at 12:00 SANCHEZ 3002 N OR LINDA J WHITE- Caroline St., Milton, State of Florida. Description of W FOREVER BARRED. Sale Certificate has noon. Dated this the All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2005 SPUNNER holder of Florida on the 2nd day Property: CRESCENT filed said Tax 23rd day of May, 2007. ty is located in Santa the following Tax Sale of July, 2007 at 12:00 Unless such certificate SHORES: S 75' OF N . NOTWITHSTAND- Certificate for the Tax Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the Description of Certificate has filed noon. shall be redeemed 4832.35' OF LT UU, ING THE TIME PERI- Deed to be issued Clerk of the Circuit State of Florida. Property: LT 30 BLK said Tax Certificate for Dated this the 9th day according to Law, the BEING PARCEL 3 BLK G ODS SET FORTH thereon. The Court of Santa Rosa C, COMMODORE the Tax Deed to be of May, 2007. Property described in A OF UNREC SUB, ABOVE ANY CLAIM Certificate Number and County, Florida Unless such certificate PARK, AS DES IN OR issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be AS DES IN OR BOOK U FILED TWO (2) year of Issuance, the –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed BOOK 1723 PG 1784 Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest 1195 PG 784 YEARS OR MORE Description of property, NOTICE OF according to Law, the Parcel ID: 23-2S-27- year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa Bidder, at the east end Parcel ID: 21-2S-26- L AFTER THE DECE- and Name(s) in which it APPLICATION Property described in 0752-00C00-0300 Description of property, County, Florida lobby of the County 0780-0UU03-0000 DENT'S DATE OF is assessed is as fol- FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Name in which and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Name in which F DEATH IS BARRED. lows: sold to the Highest Assessed: JAMES E is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF Complex at 6495 Assessed:, CHRIS NOTICE IS HEREBY Bidder, at the east end STARNES, MAXINE L lows: APPLICATION Caroline St., Milton, PROCTOR, MARIE B THE DATE OF FIRST Certificate Number: GIVEN THAT MTAG lobby of the County STARNES FOR TAX DEED Florida on the 2nd day PROCTOR PUBLICATION OF 468 CUST/AMHERST Administrative All of the above proper- Certificate Number: of July, 2007 at 12:00 All of the above proper- R THIS NOTICE IS: Year of Issuance: 2005 ASSET MGMT holder Complex at 6495 ty is located in Santa 1653 NOTICE IS HEREBY noon. ty is located in Santa May 24, 2007. of the following Tax Caroline St., Milton, Rosa County, In the Year of Issuance: 2005 GIVEN THAT THOMAS Dated this the 9th day Rosa County, In the E Description of Sale Certificate has Florida on the 16th day State of Florida. N OR LINDA J WHITE- of May, 2007. State of Florida. Petitioner: Property: LT 18 BLK 7, filed said Tax of July, 2007 at 12:00 Description of SPUNNER holder of Mary M. Johnson E Lynda Elaine Bolt BRONNUM HEIGHTS, Certificate for the Tax noon. Dated this the Unless such certificate Property: LT 40, PACE the following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Unless such certificate Navarre, Florida AS DES IN OR BOOK Deed to be issued 23rd day of May, 2007. shall be redeemed HEIGHTS, AS DES IN Certificate has filed Court of Santa Rosa shall be redeemed Z 2662 PG 384 thereon. The Mary M. Johnson according to Law, the OR BOOK 1519 PG said Tax Certificate for County, Florida according to Law, the Attorneys for Parcel ID: 04-1N-28- Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit Property described in 15 & OR BOOK 1699 the Tax Deed to be –––––––––––––––––– Property described in E Petitioner: 0420-00700-0180 year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa such Certificate will be PG 1444 issued thereon. The NOTICE OF such Certificate will be Abigail K. Sanders Name in which Description of property, County, Florida sold to the Highest Parcel ID: 09-1N-29- Certificate Number and APPLICATION sold to the Highest N MOSLEY & Assessed: MANUEL and Name(s) in which it –––––––––––––––––– Bidder, at the east end 3010-00000-0400 year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED Bidder, at the east end SANDERS, PL CANTU is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF lobby of the County Name in which Description of property, lobby of the County E 1108-c North 12th All of the above proper- lows: APPLICATION Administrative Assessed: RENAE and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY Administrative Avenue ty is located in Santa FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 GOUGH A/K/A is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT THOMAS Complex at 6495 W Pensacola, Florida Rosa County, In the Certificate Number: Caroline St., Milton, RENEE GOUGH, KIM- lows: N OR LINDA J WHITE- Caroline St., Milton, 32501 State of Florida. 2096 NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida on the 16th day BERLY BETH SES- Certificate Number: SPUNNER holder of Florida on the 2nd day S (850) 429-7408 Year of Issuance: GIVEN THAT THOMAS of July, 2007 at 12:00 SIONS A/K/A KIM- 2398 the following Tax Sale of July, 2007 at 12:00 Unless such certificate 2005 N OR LINDA J WHITE- noon. Dated this the BERLY SESSIONS Year of Issuance: 2005 Certificate has filed noon. . Legal 284 shall be redeemed SPUNNER holder of 23rd day of May, 2007. SPEAR said Tax Certificate for Dated this the 9th day Gulf Breeze News according to Law, the the following Tax Sale Mary M. Johnson All of the above proper- Description of the Tax Deed to be of May, 2007. COM May 24, 31, 2007 Property described in Description of Certificate has filed Clerk of the Circuit ty is located in Santa Property: LT 14 BLK 6, issued thereon. The Mary M. Johnson such Certificate will be Property: PROPERTY said Tax Certificate for Court of Santa Rosa Rosa County, In the HOLLEY BY THE Certificate Number and Clerk of the Circuit sold to the Highest DESCRIBED IN OR the Tax Deed to be County, Florida State of Florida. SEA, AS DES IN OR year of Issuance, the Court of Santa Rosa Advertise in the Gulf Breeze News 932-8986

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