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■ Intersection planned entrance to Whisper Bay. tened to 17 citizens voice their for Whisper Bay, Crane But not everyone is thrilled. concerns about potential prob- A group of concerned home- lems for their neighborhood. Cove access street owners from nearby Tiger Trace County Engineer Roger Dolphin football subdivision would like to see Blaylock also was on hand to page BY PAM BRANNON spring practice is the project abandoned if the explain the transportation Gulf Breeze News traffic light cannot be moved to department’s traffic study and in full gear. 1C1C [email protected] Crane Cove and Highway 98. diagram of how the road would After eight years of waiting, “If that light is put at Whisper be re-aligned. Santa Rosa County is finally Bay and there are six or eight “This study for a traffic light PAG E 1D poised to move forward with a cars backed up at a red light, our was originally requested by road construction project that access to Highway 98 will be Crane Cove neighborhood in blocked,” Ted Gorder, president 2001,” Blaylock said. “A study ■ will result in a new intersection New book and traffic light at Whisper Bay of Tiger Trace Homeowners from 2002 and 2003 revealed details Boulevard and U.S. Highway Association, told County there was not enough traffic at history 98 near Gulf Breeze. Commissioner John Broxson. the intersection of Crane Cove “There are at least three other and Highway 98 to warrant a ■ Bubba’s A new road will be built westward from Crane Cove just options for that light in that area signal light. Beach PHASE 1 south of The Breeze Cinema of 98. Why Whisper Bay?” “But if they combined the and turn north by the old Broxson attended a meeting traffic numbers from Whisper Delchamps shopping center to of the Tiger Trace Homeowners Bay and Crane Cove, and put Highway 98 across from the Association last week and lis- See LIGHT, Page 2A6 WEEKEND Nick Stamenkovich/Gulf Breeze News Weather THURSDAY 5/15 Schaeffner Partly Cloudy Publix grand opening high 83O O area’s only low 74 FRIDAY 5/16 National Isolated Storms high 80O low 68O Merit Scholar

SATURDAY 5/17 BY VICI PAPAJOHN Mostly Sunny Gulf Breeze News [email protected] high 79O low 63O Gulf Breeze High School senior Meagan Schaeffner, 17, thought she would SUNDAY do well on the SAT College Board test 5/18 after scoring in the upper percentile of the Sunny nation on the PSAT in 2006. high 83O But she was totally unprepared to be low 68O named the only National Merit Scholar in Santa Rosa, Escambia and Okaloosa coun- ties for 2008. The SAT test with Writing has a potential maximum INSIDE score of 2400, and Schaeffner scored a whopping 2250. Classifieds 3D “I took the PSAT as a prac- Community 3-5A tice test in 10th grade and did Crossword 3B Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News pretty good, so I thought I’d do well again,” the GBHS Editorial 6A Schaeffner Two-year-old Emma Grace Phelan, in the arms of Phelan family drove from West Pensacola to check honors student says. “But I B her father, Shawn, doesn’t quite know what to make out the store’s stock of organic foods. Thousands of Entertainment 2 did not expect both the accolades and the of ‘Plato’ the Publixaurus during the May 7 grand consumers visited the upscale grocery store, the Island News 1D scholarship of being named a National opening of Publix supermarket in Gulf Breeze. The anchor of the new Sea Shell Collections development. Lifestyles 1B Merit Scholar. Obituaries 7A “I got tons of mail from colleges and Santa Rosa County 4B universities after the PSAT results, so I Schools 7-8C Anticipation turns to reality guess the College Board gets the word out.” Seniors 7A Despite all the recruiting and pitching C shoppers had passed through the slid- at 8 a.m. to shop with us. Sports 1-7 BY JOE CULPEPPER ing doors of Publix, a 45,600-square- “It was a struggle just to keep she received, she has accepted an invita- Talk of the Town 5A Gulf Breeze News tion to attend the University of Florida in [email protected] foot, upscale grocery. Store manager enough grocery carts available.” “Mailing Statement is Ed Betts greeted customers and dis- Publix is the anchor of the Sea the fall to participate in its honors school. on Editorial Page” tributed hundreds of complimentary Shells Collections shopping center. She will take her $2,500 Merit Scholarship The excitement in Gulf Breeze was with her. palpable Wednesday, May 7, as Publix coffee mugs to early arrivals. The land previously was home to a FOUR SECTIONS Schaeffner is graduating with an un- supermarket launched a new era of “We had a huge outpouring from skating rink and beach merchandise VOL. 7, NO. 20 weighted 4.0 after high school course work shopping in the city with its grand the community,” said Mark Pittman, store. The complex also includes MAY 15, 2008 in Advanced Placement (AP) and honors opening in the glistening new, 16-acre district manager of Publix stores on Publix Liquors and will be home to 15 the Emerald Coast. “We had a line of other stores and two restaurants, slated classes. Sea Shells Collections development. “Science is probably my favorite class,” By day’s end, several thousand customers about 40 yards long waiting See PUBLIX, Page 2A6 See MERIT, Page 2A6

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Fearon does not have a begin certification classes, BY PAM BRANNON degree in teaching. He has no which he completed online. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] degree in the field of science. “There is a lot of work to do, “My degree is in TV and and there is a deadline of so Gulf Breeze Middle School’s radio broadcast,” he admitted. many months to complete it if Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Casey Fearon is Santa Rosa “And before I began teaching I you want to keep teaching,” he County’s Rookie Teacher of the was working in management for said.

Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy Year. Enterprise Car Rental. But peo- “First there was 60 hours of mailed directly to mailed directly Fearon, a science instructor, ple always told me I was good training to complete, then a has been teaching at Gulf with kids, and I heard about the nine-month course to complete, Breeze Middle for two years. alternative-certification teach- which I am doing online. Then “I genuinely love coming to ing program the School District there were more classes. Just a work,” Fearon said. “In this job, has. So I came in and took the lot of studying and work, and it as a science teacher, it is like tests, and here I am two years isn’t all easy. Show & Tell every day. I always later.” “But it is worth it. I love my Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News thought Show & Tell was the After getting the Gulf Breeze job and the kids, and Gulf Casey Fearon quickly went from rental-car business best part of school.” Middle School job, he had to See ROOKIE, Page 2A6 management to being one of Santa Rosa’s top teachers.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A May 15, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS PUBLIX: Gulf Breeze fits perfectly in business plan Continued from page 1A RELATED to open in about eight weeks. Institute Performance Thursday, May 15 & Research Pavilion ReMax on the Coast, Marble ■ Joe Culpepper Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Slab Creamery and Catch of the column: One man’s of Commerce Business After Santa Rosa Day seafood grill and sports feast is another Hours 5:30 p.m., CyberTech County Emergency restaurant are known to be even- Computer Services, 3041 Gulf Services Advisory man’s famine, 6A Breeze Parkway tual tenants. Others include Gulf ■ Committee 2 p.m., Breeze Eye Care Center; Life is More grand County Administrative opening photos, 1B Center, 6495 Caroline Good Neighborhood Shoppe; Friday, May 16 Street, Milton Guglielmo’s Italian Grill, Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Emerald Turtle, Smoothie King, cut fruit, fresh-baked goods and of Commerce Network for Santa Rosa County New Balance, AAH Salon and gourmet items, artisan breads Networth Power Lunch 11:30 Tourist Development a.m., Tiger Point Country Club Spa and Elite Nail Spa. Council Meeting 3 and specialty desserts. p.m., Santa Rosa One of the shoppers Shawn and Sara Phelan of Monday, County Chamber of Wednesday was Gulf Breeze res- West Pensacola were shopping Commerce, 5247 ident Dorothy Semaine, 79, who for organic foods with their two May 19 Stewart Street, Milton worked 39 years at Allen Davis’ young children. They said the Santa Rosa County Shell Shop, which was razed to Commission Committee 9 Santa Rosa Island 15-minute drive from their a.m., County Administrative Authority Committee make way for the new Moulton home was well worth it. Center, 6495 Caroline Street, Meetings 5 p.m., 1 Via de Properties development. “Organic foods are very Milton Luna, Pensacola Beach “I’ve been anticipating this important to us,” Shawn Phelan opening for days,” Semaine said. Gulf Breeze City Council Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Thursday, said. “I’ve seen a lot of grocery 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Publix bakery attendants help a customer as shoppers wind “We love Publix,” Sara Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 May 22 stores come and go in Gulf their way through the deli section during the grocery store’s Phelan added. “We’ve shopped Shoreline Drive Santa Rosa County Breeze. I’ve never shopped at a grand opening May 7. at Publix all over Florida, and Commission 9 a.m., County Publix before, but I’ve heard other states have them now. We Tuesday, Administrative Center, 6495 they have wonderful produce “I’ve been excited about hav- a prime location for the super- always go to them, and now we Caroline Street, Milton and a great bakery. It’s really ing a Publix close by,” Ann- market chain, which has been a May 20 have one.” Santa Rosa County impressive.” Santa Rosa County Impact Marie Bowyer said. “The other staple in South Florida for The complex’s architecture Fee Workshop 9:30 a.m., School District 3 p.m., 5086 Equally impressed with Publix (in Navarre) is eight decades. was designed to complement County Administrative Center, Canal Street, Milton Publix’s produce was Ann- miles past me, and I don’t go “Gulf Breeze is a bed-and- the Andrews Institute of 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Marie Bowyer, a Gulf Breeze east very often. It’s been a little breakfast type community,” Orthopaedic Science, which Santa Rosa County resident and retired Pensacola Commission Special- more trouble getting down there Pittman said. “It’s an affluent, opened a year ago next to Gulf Wednesday, Rezoning Meeting 6 p.m., Junior College instructor. Joined because of the price of gas late- seasonal community that has a Breeze Hospital. May 21 County Administrative Center, by her mother-in-law, Olive ly. I’m definitely going to be lot of tourism. It fits right in Publix will be open seven Gulf Breeze Chamber of 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Bowyer from Bakersville, N.C., using this Publix.” with what we do.” days a week from 7 a.m. to 10 Commerce Monthly Ann-Marie was scouting for Pittman said Gulf Breeze Publix stocks a number of p.m. Pittman said closing hours Breakfast 7 a.m., Andrews fruits and vegetables to stock perfectly fits the Publix busi- food brands unavailable at other will be extended to 11 p.m. dur- her yacht for a regatta from ness model in the Panhandle. area grocery stores. It features ing the high-traffic summer Pensacola to Mexico that was to He said the city’s affluence and an abundance of natural, organ- months. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report set sail Wednesday. proximity to the beach make it ic products, a large line of fresh- Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Cannella Felonies 05/10/2008 Lynn, Christopher Andrew, W/M, 05/07/2008 27, 3900 block of Spanish Moss sentenced to Johnson Jr., William Keirn, W/M, Cove, aggravated battery. 27, 200 block of Pensacola Beach Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, fraud. 8 years prison 05/11/2008 Strader, Travis Lee, W/M, 18, Collins, Nicholas Steven, W/M, 2900 block of Ranchette Square, 22, 7300 block of Manatee Street, From Special Reports Gulf Breeze, burglary and larceny. Navarre resident Bruno Navarre, sex offenses and lewd and Cannella pleaded no contest to 05/08/2008 lascivious behavior. charges of lewd and lascivious Berry, Albert Mitchell, W/M, 47, 1800 block of Anderson Avenue, O'Keefe, Kristi Kathleen, W/F, 43, molestation of a victim less than Gulf Breeze, larceny. 16 years of age, child abuse, and 8200 block of Toledo Street, Navarre, smuggling contraband into one count of showing obscene Pirello Jr., Paul Andrew, W/M, 41, a detention facility. material to a minor and was sen- 5300 block of Soundside Drive, Gulf Breeze, violation of probation. tenced 95 months in state prison Vaca, Antonio, H/M, 46, 3300 followed by five years of proba- 05/09/2008 block of Greenbriar Circle, Gulf tion. Foster, Tanner James, W/M, 19, Breeze, driving with a suspended 1800 block of Cotton Bay Lane, Cannella, 39, was arrested in license. February 2007 and faced 28 Navarre, sex offense. charges related to his alleged rela- Palmgreen, Clayton Eugene, DUI Vici Papajohn/Gulf Breeze News tionship with a Navarre High W/M, 35, 2800 Lido Boulevard, Gulf School student. Breeze, insurance fraud. 05/06/2008 One of Meagan Schaeffner’s favorite to 10 books at any given time. The Gulf Cannella must register as a sex Goyins, Josette St Clair, W/F, things to do is sit by the pool and read. It’s Breeze senior plans to attend the Umbel, Brandy N., W/F, 29, 9400 offender. He will begin serving his block of Pine Lilly Court, Navarre, 40, 1300 block of Upland Crest not unusual for her to juggle reading eight University of Florida this fall. sentence Monday, May 19. obstruction of justice. Court, Gulf Breeze, DUI. MERIT: Schaeffner’s specialty is science, ROOKIE: Fearon will celebrate his 1st but she’s also a very talented writer wedding anniversary at D.C. Olympiad Continued from page 1A area of expertise. classes to Paris, Florence, Continued from page 1A This year, Fearon coached put it in the box of the faculty “She is a great kid, very Rome and Pompeii,” she says. the Ecology and Mystery member they wanted to see she says. “I had all my favorite creative, and a wonderful “I look forward to traveling Breeze Middle is a great place Architecture divisions of the race,” he said. “We ended up teachers last year - Mrs. writer,” says Barnes, an AP more in the future, and I’d love to work. Everyone here is like a Olympiad. raising about 1,000 pounds of (Jeanne) Barnes in English, English teacher, returning the to visit Japan. My goal is to big family.” “Mystery Architecture is what food and had some good fun at Mr. (Douglas) Mills in U.S. favor. “She just always had visit every continent.” Fearon’s wife of one year, I call duct-tape engineering,” he the same time.” History, and in science (Leslie) that insight that the students When asked what habits she Charlene, is a highly regarded said. “It is where they give you Fearon had lived around all Skinner and (Barbara) need; they need a certain feels helped Meagan achieve Marine Science teacher at some materials like maybe duct over the world and settled in Atchison. It was a lot of hard amount of worldly knowledge such excellence, her mom, Navarre High School. tape, poster boards, or string, or Gulf Breeze by accident. work, but they are the best of current events to do well Sharon, places reading at the “Between the two of us, we whatever, and tell you to make a Enterprise happened to need teachers.” on the AP tests, and she did top of the list. keep our schedule outside the tower that will support some- someone here. Schaeffner will travel with that. She got a 4 (out of five “She reads all the time, classroom pretty full,” he thing for 90 seconds - that kind of “My dad was a helicopter the GBHS Science Olympiad available points) on her lan- sometimes for hours. Her laughed. “I have helped coach thing. It is fun.” pilot, and we moved all over the team to compete May 30-31 at guage and comp test last favorite place to read is out in the middle school’s Science Of course, there are fund- world,” he said. “I never really the Nationals in Washington, year.” the yard or out by the pool. Olympiad team both years I raisers to get to Nationals that had one place to call home D.C. Barnes noted Schaeffner’s “She was in a gifted pro- have been here. She helps coach have to be manned and orga- growing up. Then Enterprise “She is definitely a won- good attitude and a willingness gram in Key West, and I really the Science Olympiad team at nized. sent me here. I am so lucky to derful student. She is a stu- to learn as keys to her success, think that helped open her the high school. “We are always going several be working here, at this school. dent you will always remem- a sentiment confirmed by all mind,” her father, Mike, cred- “Last year, the teams won a directions at once,” he laughed. People here really take care of ber as a joy to teach,” Skinner her teachers. its. slot at Nationals, and we went. Fearon also has been serving one another. says. “She has a real thirst for Schaeffner is a self-reported “They did a lot of creative And this year, we will celebrate on the school advisory commit- “And when you see the light learning. She won multiple chocolate addict and also says stuff and were constantly our one-year wedding anniver- tee, and last year came up with bulbs come on inside these kids’ first place awards in the state she loves sushi and French exposing her to more and sary by traveling to Science the idea of a tricycle race for the heads, it is great! I always say, competition of Science fries. more. I am sure that started this Olympiad Nationals again with faculty. you will never be wealthy doing Olympiad.” “I traveled after 10th grade lifelong process of loving a whole bunch of kids. But it is “Kids would bring canned this job, but you will always be But science is not her only with the foreign language learning for her.” what we love doing.” food for Manna Food Bank and rich!” LIGHT: Tiger Trace homeowners concerned backed-up traffic will create problems Continued from page 1A concerns about drivers cutting through “Getting the money in sometime between nine to 12 months Blaylock also told the group that this their development to avoid Highway from when we start, and then they money is only available until 2010. the light at Whisper Bay, then a traffic 98. the first place was a real would work on the connecting road,” Still, some Tiger Trace homeowners light could be placed there.” “We already get many people from miracle, and it was accom- Blaylock said. oppose the project. The state has agreed to give Santa Villa Venyce who cut through back plished by one of our other “If the connecting road could be “We will be doing this project,” Rosa County $750,000 to re-align the there,” Gorder said. “If this project done right away, as part of Phase 1, Broxson declared. “We need a light connector road and place the traffic happens, the people who use the Villa commissioners. We cannot then I can see not as much concern for here, and it looks like we can just bare- light. The necessary right-of-ways have Venyce traffic light won’t even have to miss this window of oppor- us with the Highway 98 problem,” ly squeeze under the deadline to get the been donated at no cost. go onto Highway 98 to get to the the- tunity.” Gorder said. money from the state. “We would not have any money atre or The Club. That will bring even – John Broxson Some of the residents asked if this pro- “Getting the money in the first place right now in the budget to purchase more people cutting through the neigh- Santa Rosa County ject could be put on hold while their was a real miracle, and it was accom- right-of-way anyplace else along that borhood. Commissioner homeowners group petitioned the state to plished by one of our other commis- strip of Highway 98 that they might “We had asked about traffic calming do a study involving Tiger Trace and how sioners. We cannot miss this window of want to put a light,” Broxson said. tools, like speed bumps. But we were this light would affect their development. opportunity.” Blaylock said the project will be told that we had to have 75 percent of The residents asked how long it “If this project is put on hold, The vote to approve moving ahead constructed in three phases, with the the (neighborhood) sign a petition for would take to build the connecting road another project will rise immediately with the project was postponed last first phase being to re-align Crane speed bumps or we had to pay for them from Tiger Trace to the new road, and to the top of the list, and this money week so Broxson could meet with con- Cove and the second phase to build a ourselves, and we don’t have that kind Blaylock said he could see Phase 2 will be gone and no signal light will cerned Tiger Trace residents. connector road from Tiger Trace devel- of money. And we will not get 75 per- being completed within two years. be anywhere along that section of Commissioners are expected to opment to the new road. cent of the people who live in here to “We should have the signal light and road for several years, if ever,” approve the project during their The Tiger Trace residents raised the sign a petition.” the re-alignment of the road done Blaylock said. upcoming May 22 meeting.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 15, 2008 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Gulf Breeze Hospital practices disaster response readiness

Pensacola’s Baptist Hospital via BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News Lifeflight helicopter. [email protected] The drill included a one-day classroom preview Wednesday Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News before the emergencies were Gulf Breeze Hospital and its A first responder from Lifeguard Ambulance wheels a bus A decontamination expert and doctor prepare a victim with Baptist Health Care affiliates in staged the following day. accident victim toward the emergency room entrance. facial trauma to be whisked into the Gulf Breeze Hospital. Santa Rosa and Escambia coun- “We have all hands on deck ties conducted a multi-level dis- from the nursing staff to admin- aster drill May 8 to sharpen their istration to dietary to operations Hospital emergency room team. “They did this last year, response skills. planning,” Baptist public infor- entrance to decontaminate and and I can see a lot of improve- Staff and support groups like mation officer Candy McGuyer process the injured. ments over last year.” Gulf Breeze and Midway fire said. “We’re working in con- “All of our team members There are no train tracks in departments and Lifeguard junction with Emergency play a critical role in creating a the Gulf Breeze area, but com- Ambulance simulated two Operations Centers in both system that can process a signif- mercial transportation accidents major emergencies - a train counties. We stage the disaster, icant number of patients with always are highly possible on derailment with chemical spill and then we do an evaluation. various injuries in a relatively dangerous U.S. Highway 98. and a commercial bus accident. We explore the areas where we short period of time with no “Don’t forget that we have Soldiers from Hurlburt Field can improve and incorporate anticipation or warning,” Gulf plenty of ships coming through played the role of victims, some those changes into our plan- Breeze Hospital administrator our waters with all kinds of of whom were transported to ning.” Bob Harriman said. chemicals in them,” Anderson Gulf Breeze Hospital. There, Some victims arrived via “We take these exercises very said. ambulance, while others were seriously so we can meet the Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News “There’s the potential for a victims of the train derailment After determining one victim needed more acute care follow- transported to the hospital in needs of the community in an lot of different types of acci- and chemical spill were decont- ing a simulated bus crash, personnel from Baptist LifeFlight dents and emergencies in our aminated and processed into the private vehicles. Some victims efficient and professional man- prepare to transport their patient to a Pensacola facility. emergency room. Trauma vic- had cosmetic abrasions, cuts ner during natural or man-made county. We could have a fire at a tims of the simulated bus crash and bruises. At least one simula- disasters.” Preparedness with the Santa study. retirement home or something also were admitted for acute tion victim was dead on arrival. On hand to monitor the exer- Rosa County Health “They looked really good like that. care. One victim was transport- A field operations center was cise was Andy Anderson, Department. He was busy docu- today,” Anderson said of the “It’s best to be ready for ed from Gulf Breeze Hospital to set up near the Gulf Breeze Director of Public Health menting the response for further Gulf Breeze Hospital response whatever might occur.” County supports paths for Navarre www.gulfbreezenews.com ment doing the job or contract- is just the beginning.” public works department had BY PAM BRANNON ing it out. The multi-purpose paths ini- the time or manpower to do Gulf Breeze News “I just recently discovered tially being funded will start on such a large project. [email protected] that the state does not fund our East Bay Boulevard from State Public Works Department Navarre soon will be getting school district for picking stu- Road 87 to Andorra Street, and Supervisor Avis Whitfield told about four miles of multi-pur- dents up within two miles of from Andorra Street to Grand commissioners that if no other pose pedestrian paths compli- the school. The school district Bay. They would also encom- major problems arise in the ments of Santa Rosa County. is having to make some tough pass areas that include the county, like flooding issues or If the county’s public works decisions in the next couple Navarre Senior Center and hurricanes, the county should be department can do the project, it years on funding. Right now, Library, the YMCA and Navarre able to do the project and have it will cost the county $295,000. If the way the roads are around High School Road. complete within two years. it has to be contracted out, the our schools in the south end, it “These paths will be used by Whitefield gave commission- price tag will be slightly higher. would be tough to ask kids to every age group in the commu- ers an estimate of $294,918 for “These paths are more than ride bikes or walk to school. It nity,” Goodin said. “Instead of the more than four miles of sidewalks,” Gordon Goodin told is a mess around those just using our recreation funds multi-purpose paths. He said his fellow county commission- schools. to support youth programs, like 1,458 feet of culverts would be ers last week. “They will be “We need these paths and we usually do, this will provide necessary, 580 feet of walking used for biking and walking and sidewalks all over the county, a project that will be used by bridges constructed, 41 drive- jogging and rollerblading. There especially in the south end people of every age.” ways and dirt entrances that is enough in the recreation fund around Navarre and Gulf Breeze Commission Chair John would need to be paved, and to cover the cost either way - schools. This isn’t the last project Broxson of Gulf Breeze ques- 15,346 square yards of sod to be with the public works depart- of its kind we will be funding. It tioned whether the county’s placed. Poster Drug awareness contest program celebrates is tonight 450 years FROM STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] From Special Reports Artists are invited to leave Parents in Gulf Breeze and their mark on Pensacola’s his- the surrounding area are invited tory by designing the signa- to attend a Drug & Alcohol ture poster for the 450th Awareness Program for Parents anniversary celebration. from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. today in Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News Celebrate Pensacola, Inc., a the Gulf Breeze Recreation Gulf Breeze News editor Joe Culpepper (with tie) visits with Center. non-profit organization man- Quint Studer (right) of The Studer Group, Karen H. Paulus aging the celebration, is host- Gulf Breeze High School (left), publisher of Snowbirds Gulf Coast magazine, and wife Resource Officer Mark Lyster ing the poster contest to com- Renee Culpepper during a reception welcoming the newest will deliver a valuable presenta- memorate Pensacola’s found- member of the newspaper staff May 7. tion about drugs and alcohol and ing in 1559 and reflect the rich other issues facing our children. history, culture and events that Bonnie Butcher, a licensed men- have made Pensacola the fas- City, county leaders tal health counselor, will offer cinating community it is advice on how to talk to children, today. and various speakers will offer The 450th celebration will greet GB News’ editor first-hand accounts of situations Before or after the beach begin May 23 and end 450 they’ve faced. THERE IS ALWAYS TIME TO SHOP! days later on Aug. 15, 2009. From Staff Reports Flop Publishing, among numer- Sponsors include Pillars For Amateur and professional Gulf Breeze and Santa Rosa ous others, met Culpepper and Promise, Gulf Breeze Police County business, civic and his family during a two-hour artists of any age are invited to Department, Sports Connection BEST ON THE COAST 2007 Consignment Store ! submit poster designs repre- social leaders visited Gulf reception in Harbourtown. and Grafixnext Design Studio. So much to choose from...Why Shop Anywhere Else? Lots of PARKING Breeze News on May 7 to wel- Gulf Breeze News co-pub- available on Saturdays! senting the 450-year history of Visit www.PillarsFor M - F 10AM - 6 PM ● SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Pensacola. come new editor Joe Culpepper lishers Lisa Newell and Vici Promise.org for more informa- Harbourtown ● Suite 27 (850) to the community. Papajohn and advertising direc- ● The winning artist will tion. 913 G.B.Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 934-0492 Guests including Gulf Breeze tor Pam Randall also greeted receive $1,000. Chamber of Commerce execu- residents, readers and clients. The contest deadline is tive director Meg Peltier, Quint “I’m flattered that so many noon on Monday, May 19. Studer of The Studer Group, people took the time to drop what Angie Batten The winning poster design Karen H. Paulus of Snowbirds they were doing to stop by and will be unveiled at the 450th Gulf Coast magazine, Rev. Al make my acquaintance,” GULF BREEZE NAVARRE kick-off celebration held at 5 Pruitt of St. Francis of Assisi Culpepper said. “It’s evident that p.m. on May 23 on Palafox Episcopal Church, County people here love the Gulf Breeze 2784 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 9528 Navarre Pkwy. Place at the Escambia County Commissioner John Broxson, News, and well they should. Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563 Navarre, Florida 32566 Courthouse. 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integrated child safety seat. It’s “Not only are you going to crashes and have traffic fatali- Department, where three certi- BY JOE CULPEPPER Gulf Breeze News DID YOU KNOW? required that children ages 4 and end up with one ticket. You’re ties. fied experts will gladly inspect [email protected] 5 be buckled in a separate car probably going to end up with “I have knocked on the doors or properly install child safety Click It Or Ticket is a seat, a manufacturer’s integrat- two.” of many houses over 16 years seats for free. Gulf Breeze Police will National Highway ed child safety seat or with a The Florida Department of telling mom and dad that their “Most of the time, we’ll give strictly enforce vehicular seat- Safety Administration safety belt. Transportation reports that auto- daughter or son or a loved one is people credit if they’ve made a belt usage laws during the mobilization campaign A seat-belt infraction for an mobiles are the No. 1 killer or dead,” Johnson said. “I’d rather valid effort to get their child upcoming Click It or Ticket aimed at increasing the adult is considered a secondary injurer of young children in the write 1,000 seat-belt tickets than safety seat properly installed,” awareness campaign that starts use of seat belts violation and results in a ticket state. Studies show that proper do that even once.” Johnson said. May 19 and extends to June 1. among young people. for $76.50. For an improperly seat-belt usage can reduce fatal- Johnson said motorists with “But during Click It Or “It’s a busy traveling time restrained child 5 and under, the ities by 40 to 50 percent and small children can visit the Ticket, it will be zero tolerance. these next couple of weeks with “But during these two weeks, primary violation will result in a serious injures by 45 to 55 per- Gulf Breeze Police It’s better to be safe than sorry.” school getting out, people going we’ll really be looking for (vio- fine of $123.50. cent. on vacation and stuff,” Sgt. lations). We’re not cutting any Johnson said motorists can’t “People complain a lot about Andy Johnson of the Gulf slack on it.” be stopped just for an alleged Gulf Breeze being a speed trap,” Breeze Police Department said. Florida law requires all front- seat-belt violation. Johnson said. “They think seat REMA “It usually is a high time in seat occupants to be restrained. “But if we happen to stop you belts are just another excuse for FI N Florida for traffic fatalities. The driver can be ticketed if any for speeding or running a red us to write tickets. “It’ll basically be zero toler- passenger under age 18 is not light or faulty equipment or any “In fact, though, it’s the other ance for seat-belt infractions, buckled up. Children ages 6-17 other primary offenses, you are way around. If all we wanted to Termite & Pest Control child-seat belts, adults and pas- must be belted regardless of going to receive a citation for do was write tickets, we would- “To The Rescue Since 1977” sengers. We write seat-belt tick- which seats they occupy. seat-belt infractions in addition n’t be advertising this. I’d rather ets year-round; it’s one of those Children through age 3 must to a citation for the infraction the word get out for people to Gulf Breeze things that everybody in the be secured in a separate child that prompted the stop,” wear their seat belts so I don’t 932-9288 ! department believes strongly in. seat or a vehicle manufacturer’s Johnson said. have to work any more bad

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OPEN 7 DAYS 11 am - 10 pm Submitted photo 916-1221 Three Gulf Breeze High School students have been chosen to attend the Boys State 3755 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Leadership Conference in Tallahassee in June. Boys State is open to young men with an inter- Gulf Breeze, FL est in Americanism and the legislative process. Chuck Loignon, left, commander of American Legion Post 379 at Pensacola Beach, is pictured with GBHS honorees Wade Cramer, Michael Alfrey and William Bielenda. THERE’S NO FAMILY SRC School District considers EXACTLY LIKE YOURS trimming substitute teachers That’s why you need a - go back into the classroom dividing student up between BY PAM BRANNON financial plan just as unique. sometimes during the year. teachers instead of using a sub- Jon Kagan, CFP® Gulf Breeze News “I think each of the adminis- stitute. As a Raymond James financial [email protected] trators needs to agree to at least “We just don’t think that is advisor, I understand that. With 7552 Navarre Pkwy, Suite 35 There might be fewer substi- four days a year when they will the best educational solution,” Raymond James, I have the freedom Navarre, FL 32566 tute teachers working in Santa substitute in the classroom,” Addison said. to offer unbiased advice and the (850) 936-6686 Rosa County public schools Rogers said. “And, yes, that The women told board mem- resources to help you create a [email protected] next year. even means the Superintendent, bers that many parents they truly individual financial plan. “Last year, during the 2006- too. We should also look at have spoken with agree with 2007 school year, we spent incentives to offer teachers if them, that dividing the students To learn more about creating about $1.2 million on substitute they don’t take as many days between teachers when their a plan focused on your family, teachers,” Superintendent John off.” teacher calls in sick interrupts Rogers told the School Rogers and his staff outlined the continuity of the learning contact me today. District’s Budget Task Force. Securities are offered exclusively through a possible savings of $750,000 process. Raymond James Financial Service, Inc., member “This year, we are on track to in the next school year with a Rogers assured the women FINRA/SIPC, an independent broker/dealer, and are not insured by FDIC, NCUA or any other spend about $1.6 million. We program of cutting back on the that the discussion about cost financial institution insurance; are not deposits or obligations of the financial institution; are have 600 active substitute use of substitute teachers. cutting measures involving the not guaranteed by the financial institution; and are subject to risks, including the possible loss teachers on our call list - teach- One budget task force mem- use of substitute teachers next of principal. ers who are still accepting ber suggested taking students in year was just that - a discussion ©2007 Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., assignments. That is a lot of a classroom and dividing them at this point. He said many sug- member FINRA/SIPC 58880807-R FID 08/07 substitute teachers. This is one between two or more teachers if gestions were on the table, and 0000180188 area I think we need to take a that classroom’s teacher calls in board members would take all gwfcu.org close look at to see how we sick. comments into consideration. could save a lot of money.” Gulf Breeze parents and for- One of the first solutions to mer teachers Lee Farmer and handling the need for so many Angela Addison attended the substitute teachers, Rogers sug- April school board meeting to gests, is to have administrators - let the school board members even the District Superintendent know many parents are against

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The Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society will meet at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 17, at presents... the Gordon Sprague Antique Auto Museum Westfield Road. The program will be the of the installation of officers and a Talk Town tour. By Betty Archer Allen Turn at Barnhill’s on Oriole Beach Road to Westfield. For more information, e-mail rbrox- and High School Science great music. For more informa- [email protected] or call 484-1099. Olympiad, the Sarah Brown tion, call 626-6246. Memorial Scholarship and Gulf Breeze Heavenly Blessings Mission. Adventure Club/ Optimists Club Pete Della Ratta, Optimist Center for Learning Gulf Breeze Optimists member and advisor to the There is still time to take braved morning rain on Middle School Optimist Club, advantage of many of the Submitted photos Saturday, May 3, to prepare praises the energy, initiative and adventures planned for May. Surrounded by a host of members, Allison Carter, President of the Gulf Breeze Middle School hamburgers, hot dogs and Chef effort the group brings to their The Adventure Club is spon- Optimist Club, presents a check for $300 to Liz Ohlhorst, Director of the Humane Society Pet Fred Seager’s famous French projects which benefit so many sored by the Center for Lifelong Adoption Center. Fries for the Oriole Beach in the community. Learning on the University of Elementary School Carnival. The Gulf Breeze High School West Florida campus in Fort This has been an annual Junior Optimists will join the Walton Beach. The goal of the fund-raising event for more than Middle School members for their club is to provide members a 15 years. The Carnival features final meeting June 2 to socialize way to stay active in a friendly, indoor and outdoor fun, music, and share the year’s experiences non-competitive atmosphere. food and a silent auction with in community service. ■ Tuesday, May 20, 4 p.m. elegant prizes. Bike ride in the Gulf Charles Gray, Optimist mem- Main Street Milton Breeze/Tiger Point area and ber and former Oriole Beach Main Street Milton presents enjoy the free Bands on the principal, introduced new prin- an outdoor Summer Concert Beach concert on Pensacola cipal Dawn Alt, who greeted the Series. These concerts are free Beach after the ride. Bring a Club with smiles and thanks. and take place in downtown folding chair and picnic supper Milton along the Riverwalk just for the concert. Riders will meet GBMS Junior south of the Veterans Memorial. at the National Seashore Naval Optimists Club They are planned for the third Live Oaks Visitors Center on The Gulf Breeze Middle Saturday of each month begin- Highway 98 in Gulf Breeze. School Junior Optimist Club ning May 17 and running until For more information, call presented a check for $300 to Oct. 18. The first concert Bobbi Serpico at 499-4404. Liz Ohlhorst, Director of the Saturday will feature Touch of Rides are scheduled for Al Campbell, grill; Don Needle; John Berti; background, Humane Society Pet Adoption Blue from 6-8 p.m. Navarre on Tuesday, May 27, Charles Gray; Fred Seager; Jack Voisinet; front, Ray Shane Center, at its April 28 meeting. It’s a great blues band with a and Thursday, May 29, at 4 p.m. Chef Fred Seager makes his & granddaughter, Madison; Mary Ann & Jim Napoleone The Club has donated over whole lot of soul! So take your Contact Serpico at the number famous French Fries for the prepare hamburgers, hot dogs for the Oriole Beach $2,300 this year to the Middle lawn chair for family fun and above for more information. Oriole Beach Carnival. Elementary School Carnival. Community Life Center ready to show young artists’ works

From Special Reports push it to the third Monday this The Community Life Center BRIEFS month only. in Gulf Breeze will host its The book selected for this annual Student Art Show from month is ‘Emma’ by Jane 4-6 p.m. on Friday, May 16. More than 80 artists will be Austen. Art instructor Dawn Jongko displaying a wide variety of Anyone who has read the Trust us to keep you on the road! teaches students ages 5-15 in media including watercolors, book is invited to join in our home-school groups as well as a wood crafts, jewelry, pottery, lively discussion and meet oth- LOCALLY OWNED and OPERATED community class. The event is raku, sculpture and photogra- ers who love to read. to encourage art awareness for phy. For more information, con- "Our Home Office is in Gulf Breeze" New in 2008, the OAF will For over 10 years: Same Location, Same Owner, Same Manager kids and support the home- tact Donna Jones at 932-8620 or SAME GOOD SERVICE…by our ASE certified staff ! school community. A majority feature an interactive chil- [email protected]. of the students are in Gulf dren’s area, the Kids Art A list of the selected books Breeze, but Jongko also teaches Station with two family fun for 2008 may be found at the classes in Pensacola, Milton and activities each day. In addition, Gulf Breeze Library. Gulf Breeze/Navarre. the Fair will be going ‘green,’ For more information, call with a number of recycling Baskin Robbins 437-9918. receptacles throughout the aids firefighters exhibition area. Participants The Baskin Robbins at 205 are invited to bring recyclables Outside Arts Fair Gulf Breeze Parkway offered (aluminum, paper and plastic – on tap May 17-18 consumers 31-cent scoops of Randy Leddy no glass please). Organizers of the 5th Annual ice cream to highlight the ~Owner For more information. visit Outside Arts Fair are making national retailer’s $100,000 www.artsnwfl.org or contact final preparations for the two- donation to the National The Arts Council of Northwest day, ‘locals for locals’ art show Fallen Firefighters Florida at (850) 432-9906. May 17-18 in Bartram Park in Foundation. ● Engine/Electrical Diagnostics ● Batteries All Major ● ● Pensacola from 10 a.m. to 5 Library Book Club The local event was held A/C Services Dealer Scheduled Maintenance p.m. each day. between 5-10 p.m. at the Gulf SERVICES ● Brakes & Tune-ups ● Engine Repairs The Fair, which started as an to meet May 19 Breeze location, and hundreds are done on domestic and ● Fluid Changes ● Alignments ● Tire Rotation intimate gathering of local The Gulf Breeze Library of local residents took advan- foreign vehicles with up-to-date ● Oil/Lube/Filters ● National Accounts artists in the front yard of an art Book Club will hold its next tage of the slashed prices. technology and certified staff. NO NEED TO CROSS THE BRIDGE! enthusiast’s home, has blos- monthly meeting Monday, May The National Fallen somed into an event that cele- 19, at 5:30 pm in the small con- Firefighters Foundations work brates and embraces the tradi- ference room of the Library, to protect our nations firefight- FREE FREE FREE FREE tions of Northwest Florida’s arts 1060 Shoreline Drive. ers and their families. BRAKE COOLING CHARGING AND STEERING AND INSPECTION SYSTEM CHECK STARTER SUSPENSION and culture. The Club usually meets on To learn more about this SYSTEM CHECK CHECK The event is free and open to the fourth Monday of each scoop-worthy cause, visit Includes: Pull 4 wheels, Includes: Pressure test cool- inspect pads, shoes, Includes: Check alternator Includes: Check steering the public. month, but Memorial Day will www.firehero.org ing system, check belts and for proper output, starter calipers, wheel cylinders hoses, check radiator and performance, battery con- gear and linkage, check and rotors. coolant condition. nections and belts struts and shocks

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A May 15, 2008 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 2007 Florida Press Association THE SPOT.” Award Winner By Scott Page ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic Will your grocery shopping habits change now that Publix has CO-PUBLISHERS : opened? Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn

EDITOR: Joe Culpepper One man’s feast is another man’s famine

SPORTS EDITOR: As a young boy growing up was vacationing on Pensacola Jason Thompson in Mississippi, I learned basic Beach. business skills working in my Publix is a wonderful addition ADVERTISING SALES: parents’ fast-food restaurant. It to our city. I’m sure I’ll be shop- Pam Randall was a small, franchised restau- ping there in the months ahead. rant chain that specialized in But I also feel strongly that OFFICE MANAGER: hamburgers (five for $1), French Gulf Breeze should remain loyal Karen Murphy fries and onion rings, root beer to Publix’s competitors, Brunos served in frozen mugs and soft- in Proper and Winn-Dixie in “I’ve been in there once, and it’s very appealing.” GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: serve ice cream in a cone. Midway. The families who oper- It was quite the life. At age perity, however, a big, national remember. ate and work in these stores have Anne Bergan Art Director Gulf Breeze Nikola Stamenkovich 12, I worked the soda section of restaurant chain with a clown for These memories came flood- toiled very hard through the Jessica Bowie the restaurant, where I learned to a mascot came to town boasting ing into my head last week as years to earn your trust and take and serve orders and man- millions of burgers already sold. Publix opened in Gulf Breeze to respect. They, too, live and trade CONTRIBUTORS: age the cash register. The town’s Suddenly, business started dry- much hoopla. I watched as resi- here, and both go the extra mile Betty Archer Allen teenagers congregated at The ing up at ‘The Mug.’ dents poured into the new super- to support community endeavors. T. “Bubba” Bechtol Mug ‘n’ Cone every Friday and Mom and Dad struggled to market with its upscale foods To abandon them now during Bette Boyle Saturday night. It vaguely was hang on, but after a couple of and renowned bakery and deli. It such difficult economic times Pam Brannon my town’s version of Sidelines years it was evident that the kids was the place to see and be seen. would be devastating or our Hannah Bunning on Pensacola Beach on in town preferred Big Macs to My wife even bumped into one neighbors. Steffaney Clark Thursday nights. corn dogs. My parents sold out of my old sports writing col- I know. Scott Page After several years of pros- and retired. It was a sad time, I leagues from Mississippi who I’ve been there. Chuck Randle

Member: New school times concern resident “I don’t think so because their Florida Press Association If the high school kids begin 2008 Gulf Breeze High School We wish to express our grati- prices are too high.” National Newspaper Assn. school after 9 a.m., what time LETTERS Powder Puff game, and I agree. tude for your support of the Be Marie Lord Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze Area Chamber would they actually be getting I attended all the games and was Ready Alliance Coordinating home? Well after 4 p.m.? amazed by the intensity of the for Emergencies (Brace) of Commerce (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) This will limit all after- Have an opinion that needs girls. I think some people forgot Hurricane Expo that was held school activities, not just jobs. to be shared with the Gulf this was a friendly, school orga- Saturday, April 12. Thanks to Pensacola Beach Chamber In the winter months, when it Breeze community? Let your nized fund-raiser. your generous coverage to help of Commerce begins to get dark shortly after 5 voice be heard by sending When people are getting foot- promote the event, we had Pensacola Chamber p.m., will the football team your letter, along with your balls thrown at them, after the ball record crowds. of Commerce practice in the dark? Have din- name, address and telephone is down, something’s not right. At the Expo, attendees had Navarre Tourist ner after 8 p.m., and kids begin number to: When people are tearing muscles the opportunity to learn about Development Council their homework after 9? [email protected] and going away in ambulances how to be prepare their homes Yes, school comes first, but it from a flag football game, that and their families for any disas- Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce seems that the entire academic and homework are completed should ring some alarms. ters that we may experience. experience will be stilted should will be almost nonexistent. Along with injuries, there Over 1,000 homeowners regis- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze this late start be accepted. Surely this is not creating a was no shortage of trash talk- tered for the My Safe Florida News welcomes your opinion. This does not just go for the healthy, low-stress environment ing and cussing out the other Homes free home inspections, “It’s nice, but I’m not going to We reserve the right to edit a athletic teams. What about the in which they can grow and learn. class. Assistant Principal which might result in discounts go out of my way to come from letter to fit space available. We Science Olympiad, school Medical studies might tell us that Danny Brothers had a group on their property insurance. Oriole Beach.” do not accept letters containing clubs, or any enrichment activi- the kids will do better academi- talk during both the Freshmen- The mission of BRACE is for Mary Ann Sadler a personal attack on any indi- ty that the high-schoolers might cally with more sleep, and yes, Junior and Senior-Sophomore our community to be the “most Gulf Breeze vidual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an indi- enjoy after school? These will my high-schooler is going to love games, but it didn’t seem to disaster resilient community in vidual writer. If we receive form all have to begin no earlier than sleeping late each morning. have much effect. America.” Through this Expo, letters, we will print only the first 4:30 p.m. Could this affect the But are we really willing to Also, as an addition to your we are one step closer to making one we receive. Include your existence and level of participa- wholly accept that this is in the list of improvements, how about this a reality. name, address and daytime tion in these various activities, kids’ best interests? real coaches? Thank you for your commit- phone number. thus affecting the all-important Renee Creech The school just needs to ment to our community. college application? Gulf Breeze clean it up a little bit, and then Cliff Long CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Additionally, any “free time” we’ll be fine. Expo chairman News is committed to accuracy the kids have once school I read sports editor Jason Jay Martin and Greg Strader and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or extracurricular activities, dinner Thompson’s column on the Gulf Breeze BRACE Executive Director clarification. Please email us at [email protected] with the subject line Take a walk in their moccasins next time “No, I’m probably going to still CORRECTION or CLARIFICATION. Or, call go to Wal-Mart.” (850) 932-8986 during I am writing this Publisher’s the conversation I did not stop to Kelly Suttles office hours and ask for Pen with a bit of a red face this wonder what meetings I had Gulf Breeze news or sports departments. week. The topic relates to an act missed, or what hours the boards ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze that I caught myself committing and committees had debated News will not be responsible for without realizing its painful con- before they had come up with a quality or discoloration in ads sequences... until it was too late. conclusion that did not reflect provided by the advertiser or its I left the Gulf Breeze City my own. agents. Council meeting and Town Hall Times are hard, and civic, Gulf Breeze News is published Meeting last Monday both proud business and government leaders weekly on Thursdays for $30 and sad. I attend the meetings are all having to make some per year by Gulf Breeze News each week and have done so for moccasins” as the old adage last week, as such is the heart of tough decisions. I learned last Publishing, Inc. Periodical years and though I work hard to goes. I watch them labor each democracy. I had to quell my week that I did not necessarily postage paid at Gulf Breeze, remain totally “fair and bal- week to try to do the best they human desire to encourage the have the full picture, and I had Florida. USPS # 021819. anced,” as we say in the industry, can to represent their community complainants to attend every really grabbed on to one issue. Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- I cannot help but feel respect for and serve it well. I’m there for meeting before they jumped to Maybe we all need to spend tions. POSTMASTER: Please these volunteer leaders - even the ride. conclusions over one issue. more time praying for and send address changes to when I disagree with them at They received a lot of praise The very next day, I engaged encouraging one another before “Absolutely not because I shop Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box times. during the Town Hall Meeting in passionate debate with a civic we tackle an issue that is frustrat- at Everman’s. I find the prices 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Though I am only at the meet- about storm recovery, parks con- leader over a topic that caused ing us. If the economic battle is too high.” All content is copyrighted ings to observe, I feel that in a struction and even beautification me concern. We ended well, but as real as we are all starting to Susan Williams 2008. Advertising rates are Gulf Breeze available upon request. way, I have “taken a walk in their and they also caught some flack I must admit that in the course of fear, we better face it together!

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 15, 2008 7A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Behind ice cream, cherry Jello was next best thing Anticipating a birthday visit Whirl or even, in their youngest pace twice a day - once in the silver coins to donate, continu- from my second son and his years, the merry-go-round. And morning to limber up, and ing the tradition of the first wife, accompanied by my then, of course, it all ended up again in the evening. They Silver Tea in 1939, held to raise youngest son, I pondered a num- with ice cream and cake. suggest starting with a five- funds to benefit the Dorothy ber of options for a suitable And, of course, I remember minute walk and working up to Walton house. The Historical birthday celebration. Of course, my own early birthdays. My 20 minutes daily. Remember to Society’s preservation efforts there would have to be some- mother loved to give parties, not wear well-constructed and help keep Pensacola’s story place interesting to have dinner, just on birthdays but supportive shoes. I love flip- alive. For more information or but what about afterward? Halloweens and holidays, etc. flops; they’re so comfy, but to RSVP, call 434-5455. Dancing is not their style, But in those days, ice cream had they simply will not do for a ■ and they probably have seen to be bought at a drug store and Now that I am so old, the kids expensive every year. good walk. Odd, but true . . . all the movies showing here carried home by hand, which in won’t expect any brilliant ideas ■ ■ You are about 1 centimeter already, up north. Nobody is our case was much too far. So from me. Maybe I can use age Here’s some new advice The Pensacola Historical taller in the morning than in the the night-clubbing type, either. the alternative was cherry Jello as an excuse, but not too often, from the Brookhaven National Society invites you to attend a evening. So, after dinner, what shall we with lots of whipped cream in a or they will think I am ‘losing Laboratory with which I can 75th Anniversary silver recep- During your lifetime, you’ll do? fancy sundae glass. That suited it.’ heartily agree. The easiest and tion and tea Sunday, May 18. eat about 60,000 pounds of food It used to be easy in their me fine. And there was often a Maybe, just maybe, the safest form of weight-bearing Tea time is from 3 to 5 p.m. – that’s the weight of about 6 early days – a trip to the amuse- huge white coconut layer cake. answer is a check. How about a exercise is walking. The lab The location is 413 East elephants. ment park, with rides on the We always saved my Dad a dollar for every year? recommends that people with Zaragossa Street in Pensacola. See you next week – taller, roller coaster or the Tilt-A- piece. Hey, this is getting more osteoporosis walk at a good Attendees are asked to bring but hopefully, not fatter. PBES recognizes WWII veteran

BY SCOTT PAGE "We had a really as a Marine from 1960-1964, Honor Flight is in the works, but served as a guardian on the the date has not yet been deter- Gulf Breeze News good time. It was an [email protected] Honor Flight and added his mined. emotional trip." thoughts on the trip. “We’re in the process of Members of the first Veterans – Walt Sullivan “The amount of coordination organizing the second flight,” Honor Flight to the World War World War II veteran on the trip was unbelievable,” said 1st Lt. Curtis Prentice, U.S. II Memorial in Washington, Southerland said. “It was a fan- Marine Corps. D.C., visited Pensacola Beach tastic experience.” “We were just waiting to see Elementary School on the Marine Corps League for The next Emerald Coast how the first one went.” Wednesday, May 7, to show the Emerald Coast Honor their appreciation for the Flight, which took place on school’s efforts to help fund the April 30. Each student received SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. trip. a certificate of gratitude from Specializing in: There was a special presenta- members of the military and Microincision Cataract Surgery tion to the kindergarteners in Honor Flight veterans. ● Over 22,000 implants performed addition to the general apprecia- Walt Sullivan, a WWII veter- ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology tion shown by representatives an, expressed his appreciation in Pensacola from the military, a World War for the children’s efforts. Visit www.UllmanEye.com II veteran and Honor Flight Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News “We had a really good time,” Dr. Ullman for their surgery. PBES kindergartner Tanner Braxton (center) helped his guardians. said Sullivan. “It was an emo- 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 class raise $600 to send World War II veteran Walt Sullivan Jennifer Neal’s kindergarten tional trip.” ( ) (left) on an Honor Flight. At right, Lt. Colonel Dave Glassman. class raised and donated $600 to Pete Southerland, who served 850 208-1900 Cafetorium coming along at GBES 4257 Gulf Breeze Pkwy Gulf Breeze, FL 32563

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JOHN J. TRINGAS Kiskyra of Athens, Greece. He who came to know John. leaves a void no man can fill but 1932 — 2008 also will be missed by his Baptized at Annunciation Greek only God can heal. Godson and nephew Jim Orthodox Church, John served Funeral services were The Kingdom of Heaven (Sarah) Tringas of Charlotte, the Church on the Parish Saturday, May 10, at called home our beloved hus- N.C.; niece Pam (Sam) Waite of Council as a Board Member; led Annunciation Greek Orthodox band, father, grandfather and Cantonment; and his lifelong the Sunday School program as Church. Fathers Peter friend, John James Tringas, on friend, Tom Psaltis. its administrator; sponsored Papanikolaou and David Bleam Tuesday, May 6, 2008. A resi- Subsequent to his graduation GOYA (Greek Orthodox Youth conducted the services. dent of Gulf Breeze since 1966, from Pensacola High School Association) and co-chaired the Donations in memory can be Tringas was preceded in death (1950), Tringas earned a Greek Festival for many years. sent to the Annunciation Greek by his father and mother, Jim Bachelors Degree (1954) and He and his wife also were mem- Orthodox Church Endowment and Mary Tringas; and his only Masters Degree (1957) from the bers of St. Andrew the Apostle Fund or St. Andrew the Apostle brother, C.J. “Tykey” Tringas. University of Florida. While in Antiochian Orthodox Church. Antiochian Orthodox Church. Tringas leaves behind his Gainesville, Tringas stood out as Together, they enjoyed traveling Waters and Hibbert coordi- beloved wife and best friend, a member of the Gators basket- across Europe and especially nated the funeral arrangements. Phyllis, and his three children — ball team. He held various man- his ancestral homes of Volos Honorary Pallbearers were Tom Gary (Gia) Tringas of Gulf agement positions at Monsanto and Skopelos, Greece. An avid Psaltis, George Bokas, Bill Breeze; James (Dawn) Tringas during his 35 years with the golfer, Tringas hit the links regu- Agall, Chris Bithos, Fotias of Boston; and Dr. Andrew (Niki) company, leading hundreds of larly with his friends and sons Bokas, Summers Jarrett, John Tringas of Orlando. employees in their transition to whenever he had the chance. Parliaris, John D. Scapin, He also leaves his six most- retirement. Anyone who encountered Michael Stamitoles, Tony loved grandchildren — Ashley, Tringas enjoyed coaching his Tringas was met with an engag- Tampary, Paul Tringas. John Andrew, Kalina, Mark, three sons in youth basketball ing smile and warm reception of Active Pallbearers were Peter Alexandra and Tiana Tringas. and baseball in Gulf Breeze, at a true friend; those who came to Bithos, Victor Bokas, Nick Tringas was the brother-in-law Annunciation Greek Orthodox know him were better for his Gomenis, Bill Parliaris, Chris of Penny Tringas of Gulf Breeze; Church and at Monsanto. His life deep generosity and loyal Psaltis, John Scapin, Michael Dr. Allan and Andrea Ford of bore witness to his strong nature. A bright light for his fam- Scapin, Greg Staviski and Gulf Breeze; and Alexandra Orthodox faith, evident to all ily and friends, his departure Anthony Tampary Jr.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A May 8, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Business Gulf Breeze NEWS Section 529 Plan can help make graduation a reality

It’s that time of year when $13,589 per year for in-state provisions may apply. Plus, distributions will appear as students across the country are students attending four-year Section 529 savings plans pro- income on the child’s tax return, graduating from college. It took public colleges and universities; vide you with a degree of flexi- which could affect financial aid a lot of effort to earn those for students attending four-year bility, in that you can change your calculations.) degrees, but it took something private colleges and universi- plan’s beneficiary to another fam- Not all Section 529 savings else, too – money! ties, the average total cost per ily member. This can prove quite plans are alike; some have high It’s this financial aspect of year is $32,307. And over the useful if you have one child who fees and limited investment college that may concern you if past several years, college costs decides against college while options. Because it’s not always you have children. How can you have been rising faster than the another one wants to go. easy to compare the benefits of take some of the stress out of general inflation rate, so you Furthermore, all withdrawals different plans, you may want to paying the high costs of higher can expect to pay considerably your children to start their and to use a savings vehicle are free from federal income get some help from your finan- education? more in the future. working lives saddled with specifically designed for college taxes, as long as the money is cial advisor. To begin with, it pays to be How can you cope with heavy student loans? (The funding. used for a qualified college or By starting to save early, and informed about what college these costs? You could tap into average student loan debt is One such vehicle is a Section graduate school expense of your by taking advantage of an actually does cost. Consider your Roth IRA or take a loan $21,000, according to the 529 savings plan. With this plan, child or grandchild. appropriate college savings these figures from the College from your 401(k). But do you Project on Student Debt.) you put money in a specific pool However, Section 529 with- vehicle, such as a Section 529 Board’s 2007-2008 Trends in really want to potentially lower The best way to avoid either of investments. Contribution lim- drawals for expenses other than plan, you can prepare to make College Pricing: The average the resources you’ll have avail- of these scenarios is to start sav- its are high – more than $300,000 qualified education expendi- that Graduation Day of the total expense (including tuition, able for retirement? ing for your children’s college per beneficiary in many state tures can be subject to federal, future a happy one for everyone fees, room and board) is Alternatively, do you want education when they are young - plans, although special gifting state and penalty taxes. (Also, concerned. Tucker Tucker: Bobsled days were ‘best’

BY SCOTT PAGE dad and I drove over. I ended up being the one guy selected out Gulf Breeze News brings of 78 competitors.” [email protected] Tucker spent seven years Imagine leaving the crystal with the National Bobsled his skills white sands and warm weather of Team, from 1995-1998 and the Emerald Coast for the snowy 1999-2002. He described those white hills and freezing tempera- years as the best of his life. to Club tures of Lake Placid, N.Y. His first national competi- It sends a chill up the spine, tion, the 1995 World Cup in and that’s exactly what hap- Lillehammer, Norway, is a par- BY SCOTT PAGE pened to Andy “Tuck” Tucker, ticularly vivid memory. Gulf Breeze News owner of Acceleration Fitness “When we came out onto the [email protected] and Sports Performance Group, track there was 20,000 people when he joined the United Submitted photo out there,” Tucker recalls. “I The Club, a family sports and Andy Tucker was on the States National Bobsled Team. had never experienced competi- recreation complex, is now U.S. Bobsled Team 7 years. offering strength, agility and “When the plane was land- tion on the national level so I Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News conditioning training programs ing, everyone around me was So how did a local boy from was completely overwhelmed.” Andy Tucker (right) works with a client intent on improving through a new partnership with zipping up their parkas, and I Gulf Breeze end up on the Tucker would help the U.S. his leg strength at Acceleration Fitness located inside The had on a t-shirt, jeans and some National Bobsled Team? Team to a 17th place finish out Acceleration Fitness and Sports Club. Tucker is a speed and conditioning expert. Performance Group. Teva sandals,” Tucker said “In 1995, I heard about a of 40 competing countries. Andy “Tuck” Tucker, a for- ed to give something back.” training programs is evident in about arriving at the U.S. train- combine in Atlanta where they Tucker is now back near the mer Gulf Breeze High School Acceleration Fitness offers the number of high school ath- ing facility. “I grew up here [U.S. National Team] were beach and is helping local ath- and University of West Alabama local athletes courses including letes he has helped move on to [Gulf Breeze] so I had never holding tryouts,” Tucker said. “I letes reach similar achievements football player and nine-year strength training, sports-specific the next level of competition. seen snow before.” thought I’d give it a try, so my in their careers. member of the United States training regimens, triathlon and The list includes Andy Atzhorn National Bobsled Team, owns speed-quickness-agility camps, and Kyle Cormier, who both Acceleration Fitness and Sports youth fitness programs, mixed swim for the University of Performance Group. martial arts training, a flag football South Carolina; Carroll Tucker began working at The league and batting instruction. Papajohn, who plays tight end at Club as a physical trainer in Tucker doesn’t consider him- Dartmouth; and Aileen Atzhorn, 2003 while he was still attend- self a stereotypical trainer. who will join her older brother ing graduate school at the “I’m not the guy in the tower at South Carolina next year. United States Academy, where with a megaphone yelling down “I started working with he earned a master’s degree in at the athletes,” he said. “I’m ‘Tuck’ as a sophomore (at sports medicine. He is also a out there doing it with them. I GBHS), and I still do when I’m certified strength and condition- want to be an example, so that’s home. He’s a great guy to work ing specialist. why I get out there and do with because he has fun with Tucker didn’t plan to contin- everything I tell them to.” you, but he still knows how to ue his work at The Club after He also doesn’t consider push you and motivate you to finishing his schooling, but a himself an expert in all areas of work harder..” simple ‘thank-you’ from one of training. Individual or group sessions his pupils changed his mind. “I’m a speed and condition- are available. Rates are $35 for “At first it just started as ing guy. That’s what I know,” an hour of individual instruction something I was doing during Tucker said. and $15 for each additional per- school, and I had every intention To compensate, Tucker has son, and $20 for a half-hour of of moving on in the field,” gathered a team of trainers to fill individual instruction and $10 Tucker said. “But one of the kids in the gaps. He currently leads a for each additional person. I was working with told me how staff of 10 fitness professionals To schedule a training ses- much he appreciated what I was who specialize in the areas of sion or register for a training doing and it inspired me to stay. training offered. camp, call The Club at (850) “I’m a ‘Breezer.’ I just want- The success of Tucker’s 916-7946 and ask for “Tuck.” Ritchie speaks at Chamber series From Special Reports northern Louisiana under the The Gulf Breeze Area BRIEFS direction of its founder and 35- Chamber of Commerce’s Small year industry veteran, Gene Business Committee kicked off Ebner. its second Annual “Out-of-the- be: Dick Appleyard (Appleyard “This acquisition keeps with Box” lunch series Tuesday with Agency), Todd Hopkins (Office our overall strategy to continue guest speaker Buzz Ritchie, Pride Commercial Cleaning), our growth in this region of the Chief Executive Susan Story (Gulf Power) and country,” said CLEC Vice Officer/Chairman of Gulf Coast Julian MacQueen (Innisfree President of Sales Craig Community Bank. Hotels). Dakauskas. “We hope to build Ritchie served as a State Seating is limited to 20 peo- on the solid customer base Gene Representative for District 3 for ple per luncheon on a first- has created and expand coin- 10 years. (1988-1998). He has come, first-served basis. Cost is laundry development in donated thousands of volunteer $20 a session or $90 for the Louisiana.” hours to various charities and entire series. Call 932-7888 for Ebner will stay on as a con- causes. He continues to give back more information. sultant during the transition to the community through lend- period. In addition, CLEC has ing his expertise and enthusiasm CLEC purchases hired Ross VanderHeiden to to dozens of advisory boards. Louisiana distributor replace Ebner in a sales capaci- The “Out-of-the-Box” lunch Gulf Breeze-based distribu- ty. VanderHeiden will work out series is designed for a small tor Commercial Laundry and of the Lafayette facility. group of attendees to have the Equipment Company (CLEC), With 30 years in the business, opportunity in an informal owned and operated by Jay and CLEC serves the vended and atmosphere to meet with some Patti Jordan since 1982, has on-premises laundry equipment of the most successful “Out-of- expanded its territory in the needs of clients in the panhan- the-Box” thinking business Gulf region with the recent pur- dle of Florida, all of Louisiana entrepreneurs in our area. chase of Ebner Equipment and Mississippi as well as parts The group meets once a Company. of Georgia and Alabama. The month for lunch with a different An IPSO brand distributor company sells UniMac, Speed guest speaker through Oct. 14. headquartered in Lafayette, La., Queen and IPSO brand equip- Additional guest speakers will Ebner has serviced southern and ment.

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 15, 2008 Hot time in the city

If you live in Gulf Breeze the night before brought many Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of and have been bored lately, you of the city’s dignitaries together Commerce for refreshments Riders embark on last week’s Ride With the haven’t been trying to enjoy all in the new 45,000-square foot and photos. Mayor biking event in the city. About 40 cyclists the city has to offer. grocery store. Saturday, May 10, was a big made their way through the city’s streets as a part of National Bike Month. There were several events Friday, May 9, saw about 40 day for pets and their human and activities going on last bicycle enthusiasts gather at friends as the Chamber put on week that reflected the best Shoreline Park for the annual the always-popular Pet Fest Gulf Breeze has to offer. Ride With the Mayor, an event 2008 at the Shoreline Bark On Wednesday, May 7, thou- that is part of National Bike Park. sands of Emerald Coast resi- Month. Hundreds of residents spent dents and visitors flocked to Cyclists pedaled through the the day participating in pet- the new Publix supermarket in streets of Gulf Breeze before friendly activities in one of the Gulf Breeze. A sneak preview concluding their ride at the city’s most beautiful settings.

Pet Fest 2008 organizers included Limarie Rodriguez, Meg Peltier, Joy McDuffee and representatives from MediaCom.

Pest Fest was a big success at the Shoreline Bark Park last Saturday. At left, a golden retriever named Winston was looking for a new owner thanks to the Emerald Coast Golden Retriever Rescue. Above, the Five Flags Dog Training Club square-dances with their pups. Right, Santa Rosa County K-9 Officer Magdalany and his partner take a break.

Bob Harriman visits with Bob Bo Carter (left), with Dr. Angel District manager Mark Pittman Publix manager Ed Betts Police Chief Peter Paulding Moulton during the preview and Mike Williamson, and Matt helps oversee the grand greets shopper Dorothy hands over a $25 gift certifi- party for Publix’ grand opening Durney, leasing agent for Sea opening of the new Publix in Semaine, who has lived in cate he won to his wife Ruth last week. Shell Collections. Gulf Breeze. Gulf Breeze since 1960. at the Publix preview party. Photos by Lisa Newell, Vici Papajohn, Joe Culpepper and David Standridge

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS May 15, 2008 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Irish, patriotic music on stage at Evenings in Olde Seville Square

The kilt-clad bagpipers of sent from 5 – 9 p.m. at every bring lawn chairs or blankets to ebrate for 450 days from May McGuire’s Pub Irish Pipe Band concert on the corner of Alcaniz THINGS TO DO the pavilion area. No pets are 23, 2008 to Aug. 15, 2009. and the uniformed Marine and Zaragoza Streets offering allowed and glass is prohibited. enjoying dinner downtown or Those interested in attending Talented amateur and profes- Forces Reserve Band rouse the you the chance to give the gift Concerts are provided and orga- bring the kids for the best view should contact Joy Brown @ sional artists of any age are crowd at the Evenings in Olde of life by donating blood. nized by the Santa Rosa Island in town. Each Thursday "sunset 850-833-9616 or by emial at invited to submit poster designs Seville Square Thursday, May Authority. vignettes" will include a variety [email protected]. for this milestone celebration. 15 from 7 – 9 p.m. in historic Gulf Coast of professional and amateur For a complete schedule of The poster is a wonderful Seville Square, in downtown Exploreum extends musicians and performers. Enjoy Southern events, go to www.visitpensaco- opportunity for artists to leave Pensacola. Our Body exhibit There will also be a kid’s char- labeach.com. For more informa- their mark on Pensacola's histo- The evening begins with a acter present to entertain the Breeze at Bands tion, call the Santa Rosa Island ry by designing the signature traditional march into Olde Due to increased demand, the on the Beach Authority at (850) 932-2257, or Gulf Coast Exploreum Science children. poster for the 450th anniversary Seville Square by McGuire’s Southern Breeze blows into tune to Cat Country 98.7 for the Center has extended the dura- The lineup for May 15 celebration," said Laura A. Lee, Pub Irish Pipe Band. The band, Pensacola Beach with their orig- latest updates. tion of the blockbuster exhibi- includes music by Michael media/public relations manager known as “The Bagpipe Show inal blend of rockin' country, tion OUR BODY: The Universe Lindsey and a Pensacola Little for the Pensacola Bay Area Band of the South,” was formed acoustic and southern rock hits Artists invited Within until June 1. The Theatre Preview. Pooh Bear will Convention & Visitors Bureau. in 1988 under the sponsorship at Bands on the Beach from 7 - Exploreum’s two IMAX films, be there for the kid’s enjoyment. to leave their "Their work will be an impor- of McGuire’s Irish Pub and 9 p.m. on Tuesday, May 20 at Wired to Win and The Human For more information and a tant and significant reflection of Restaurant. Currently under the the Gulfside Pavilion. mark on history Body, are also scheduled schedule of events, visit Calling all artists. Want to Pensacola's history." leadership of Pipe Major Wayne Southern Breeze, formed by through June 1. www.cityofpensacola.com. The winning artist will Willis and Drum Major Michael lead singer Ronny Miller, has make a little history of your OUR BODY continues to receive $1,000. Contest dead- Zipay, this group of dedicated been on the music radar nearly own? You can leave your mark increase in monthly attendance Eco-Tour of Santa line is noon May 19, and the pipers and drummers is three decades and continues to on Pensacola's history by for this exclusive Southeast renowned throughout the south- Rosa Sound get crowds going with their designing the signature poster winning design will be unveiled showing. The Exploreum has The City of Fort Walton east for their crisp military original brand of true southern for the city's 450th anniversary at the kick-off celebration at 5 attracted 64,979 visitors from Beach will be leading an eco- appearance, their precision honky tonk. celebration. p.m. May 23 on Palafox Place all 50 states and 21 countries tour of the Santa Rosa Sound marching and their wide reper- Miller is joined by David The city is throwing one of surrounding the fountain at the since January 11. via kayak on Saturday, May 17. toire of music, ranging from tra- Morris on keyboard, guitar and the longest parties in history to Escambia County Courthouse. For more information about The tour will include learning ditional Scottish/Irish tunes to vocals; Larry Raines, bass gui- celebrate its longevity. To com- For a complete list of contest exhibits, films, hours or direc- about stormwater runoff, the classic show tunes and every- tar and vocals; Dennis Stephens memorate this momentous rules, and for more information tions, please visit benefits of public parks along thing in between. on guitar, fiddle, vocals and har- anniversary, Pensacola will cel- about the 450th anniversary, www.exploreum.com. the waterways and will high- The Marine Forces Reserve monica; and Randall Wilson on light the ecological restoration Band from New Orleans, La. drums and vocals. Sunsets, music efforts by the City, including a follows with their repertoire of Spectators are encouraged to OPEN DAILY traditional marches, patriotic and family fun stop by the current Sound Park 12:30 pm music and even some Dixieland Conservation Project. at Plaza de Luna Anyone interested in partici- (850) 934-3332 jazz straight from the Big Easy. Where is the best place to GULF Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 pating should plan to arrive at Be sure to bring a lawn chair enjoy a Pensacola Sunset? Plaza BREEZE CINEMA 4 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit Liza Jackson Park by 9 a.m., or a blanket for seating. Also, de Luna, the City of Pensacola's Friday MAY 16th- Thursday MAY. 22nd bring your appetite! Concession with their own kayak, for the NOW SHOWING newest waterfront park, located ART FILMS BY THE BEACH Friday, May 16 th through Wednesday, May 21 st booths on Alcaniz Street offer at the southern end of Palafox start of the paddle. The tour will Evenings: $7 Matinees: $5 Daily conclude at the south end of Bay ● sandwiches, wraps, hot dogs, Street on Pensacola Bay. The Under the Same Moon The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian :PG Drive by 1 p.m. No motorized (PG-13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 sausage, snacks and the sun sets every evening but each ------...... 1:00 2:45 4:00 5:45 7:00 8:45 ...... “Evening’s” famous freshly boats, please. Redbelt Thursday, Plaza de Luna is the (R) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 popped popcorn, as well as place to enjoy some live enter- Remember to bring a person------● Ironman : PG13 1:15 2:30 4:15 5:30 7:05 8:30 9:35 al flotation device, brown bag Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day frozen desserts, soft drinks and tainment, beginning at 5:30 (PG-13) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 ● What Happens/Vegas: PG13 1:05 3:30 ...... 7:05 9:25 bottled water. p.m., while you enjoy the set- lunch, sunscreen, hat, water and any other items you may need BARGAIN FILMS BY THE BEACH The Northwest Florida ting sun. Evenings: $4 Matinees: $3 Daily ● Speed Racer: PG ...... 1:15 3:50 ...... 7:00 9:30 Bloodmobile will also be pre- Drop by after work, before for an afternoon on the water. Horton Hears A Who ● Made of Honor: PG13 ...... 1:30 3:55 ...... 7:05 9:15 (G) Daily at 1:00 4:00 7:00 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com ● Baby Mama: PG13 ...... 1:00 3:10 ...... 7:15 9:20 JPN CINEMAS Live Oak Plaza ● Hwy 98 916-9402 Buy tickets online @ WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4B May 15, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Santa Rosa County Gulf Breeze NEWS Commission fronts TDC $325K for bike lanes

BY PAM BRANNON at parks during some events Goodin raised the issue of dune there and walk over, but in there who has fenced yards to “The fine out there now is $50 Gulf Breeze News because they are being taken restoration on Navarre Beach and many cases it doesn’t seem to keep people off the dunes is in for the first time you are caught [email protected] overtaken by skateboarders. the concern about people already matter much. violation of the law. But we parking alongside the roadway The commission voted to walking over the dunes. “I guess not many people have fenced a few areas where and walking over the dunes, and More bike lanes on Navarre immediately change the ordi- “We have vacant properties really care, except us who are we want people to use the $100 for the second time,” Cole Beach, the elimination of skate- nance covering skateboards to out there where people are park- concerned about the $18 million boardwalk, and that has been said. “I think there should be a boarding at the county’s parks, ban skateboarding in any county ing on the side of the road and investment of the dune restora- effective. But I will have to really large fine to get people’s and how to get people to stop park - including the recreation walking to the beach behind tion. Can we put some kind of check to see if we can do that in attention - like $500 the first time walking over dunes on the parks - unless there is a special- those properties,” Goodin said. orange plastic fence up to cause the residential areas. I do not caught. Give a few of those fines, beach were all topics discussed ly designated area for skate “We do have the road posted an obstruction to stop people?” believe we can.” and the word would spread.” at last week’s Santa Rosa boarding. Skateboarders can saying it is against the law to County Engineer Roger Cole wants a hefty fine Blaylock agreed to address County Commission meeting. only use that designated area. park alongside the highway Blaylock said, “Anyone out charged. the matter again next month. The Santa Rosa Tourist Development Council, head- quartered in Navarre, asked commissioners to front them the money to complete more bike paths on Navarre Beach. “Tourist Development wants to finish up the bike paths on the beach, but they don’t have the money right now,” Commissioner Gordon Goodin said. “So they are asking that the county pay the $325,000 and then they will pay back the money at $50,000 a year for seven years from bed taxes col- lected down there.” Dr. Karen Kennedy is The commissioners voted pleased to welcome to her practice... unanimously to give the Tourist Development Council the Submitted photo A 1996 Dodge van driven by Naim David Alhermini, 60, of Navarre slammed into the south- Laura Sigler, ARNP money. Certified in Women’s Health Commissioners have been west front wall of Pensacola Pools at 3480 Gulf Breeze Parkway on Tuesday, May 6. The getting a lot of complaints from driver told investigators the truck's brakes failed. "We thought it was a bomb; it was that loud," store clerk Debbie Welch said. "Thankfully, none of us was working in that area of the people at the county’s parks store when it happened." Alhermini was ticketed for faulty equipment, and the truck was about skateboarders. towed. There were no injuries. Damage to the building was estimated at $5,000. 0000186172 Commissioner Bob Cole said people cannot use the sidewalks

Deborah D. Viglione, MD Legislature passes Cover Florida Plan Internal Medicine Tracey E. Pinkston, MD From Special Reports Internal Medicine Senator Durell Peaden last Donate Blood HEALTH BRIEFS week applauded the Mary M. Walker, RN Aesthetician Legislature’s approval of Gov. The American Red Convention Dental Bus on May nence as well as therapy pro- Charlie Crist’s Cover Florida Cross will be accepting 27-30 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. grams to control or eliminate Plan, a market-based approach blood donations at two and 1-4:30 p.m. this condition without surgery Specializing in Wellness and Anti-aging to creating greater opportunities Gulf Breeze locations This is for emergency dental or medication. for Floridians to access afford- today (May 15). care only (not routine cleaning). Urinary incontinence occurs ● Detoxification ● Botox® able health insurance coverage. ■ Gulf Breeze Middle It is free to those who qualify when the bladder cannot hold ● Anti-aging Consults ● Skin Rejuvenation “Every Floridian deserves School, 649 Gulf (state guidelines must be met), urine and some or all of it leaks ● Bio Identical Hormones ● Permanent Make-up access to quality health care Breeze Parkway, 10 a.m. and is available only to Santa out. More than 13 million ● Growth & Thyroid Hormone ● Cellulite Treatment they can afford - no matter to 3 p.m. Rosa County residents. Americans experience loss of ● Spider Vein Treatment ● Jane Iredale Make-up where they live, how much they ■ Gulf Breeze Registration dates are May bladder control. However, make, or how old they are,” Hospital, 1110 Gulf 19-20 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. women suffer from inconti- Facials, Chemical Peels, Spray Tans,Waxing Peaden said. “Cover Florida Breeze Parkway, 10:30 For more information, con- nence twice as often as men & Permanent Hair Removal will provide more choices for a.m. to 3:30 p.m. tact the church at 939-3424 or do. Floridians on a voluntary basis.” Jolene Walker at Registration is required and www.viglionemd.com Cover Florida will leverage 936-4058. seating is limited. To register, (850) 934-8138 competition in the existing mar- the patient’s blood type is call (850) 416-1620 or 1-877- 103 Nightingale Lane ● Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 ket by challenging private insur- unknown. This makes it an Sacred Heart 416-1620. ance companies to create and extremely important part of a to inform public bid on robust, innovative health safe and stable blood supply, insurance products designed to and there is always a tremen- about Urinary be $150 per month or less. dous demand for this type of Incontinence Get back in the game. To develop these low-cost blood due to its versatility. Sacred Heart Hospital’s plans, Florida will announce a O Positive blood is the most SeniorSpirit! program will pre- competitive Intent to Negotiate common type and can be trans- sent a free seminar on urinary Christopher O’Grady, M.D. process, through which win- fused into patients with positive incontinence therapy on ning insurance companies will blood types. Wednesday, May 21, from 9:30 Utilizes arthroscopic and minimally be awarded with contracts. B Negative is a rare blood to 10:30 a.m. in the Dudley Through this process, the state type, and often, when an emer- Greenhut Auditorium on Sacred invasive techniques to get you will approve at least one plan gency need is realized, there is Heart’s main Pensacola campus. back in the game quicker. with a statewide plan, and no time for B Negative donors The seminar will be present- might approve regional plans to respond. These factors make ed by Rita Gedney, a doctorate (850) 916-3700 as well, maximizing the oppor- it especially important that the of physical therapy and inconti- www.AndrewsOrtho.com tunity for consumer choice. American Red Cross has a sta- nence therapist at Sacred Heart The plan does not raise or ble supply of both O Negative Rehabilitation on Davis require tax dollars. and B Negative blood types at Highway. all times. The seminar will discuss the at the Andrews Institute Red Cross issues different types urinary inconti- Gulf Breeze, FL Cosmetic surgery call for blood The American Red Cross is to be discussed in need of volunteer blood The Skin Care Center of Gulf You’ll Love the Way We Care for You donors with all blood types, par- Breeze, at 2874 Gulf Breeze ticularly those with Type O Parkway, invites the public to an Physical Therapy Positive or Type O Negative, evening discussion about vari- ous cosmetic surgery proce- Gulf Breeze Hospital’s FirstRehab offers the latest in due to the continuing critical rehabilitation care. Located in the Andrews Institute for need. The American Red Cross dures next Thursday, May 22, at Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, our outpatient department is urging all eligible donors to 6 p.m. give at blood drives and donor Dr. James Frost, plastic sur- offers physical, occupational and aquatic therapy. centers over the next several geon at Medical Center Clinic, We specialize in therapy for: will give an informative presen- weeks as a way of keeping the Orthopaedic care Arthritis blood supply at a safe and stable tation. Dr. Kevin Welch, a der- level. matologist, will briefly discuss Neurological care Sports injuries Two locations in Gulf Breeze laser treatments for skin correc- Work injuries Cumulative trauma tion and anti-aging efforts. - the hospital and middle school Hands - are accepting donations today. Early arrivals can receive a The most critical current complimentary makeover with need is for donors with Type O Jane Iredale Mineral Makeup or Total Joint Replacement Program a computerized skin analysis. blood, because Type O blood We offer a free class to help you prepare for joint makes up more than half of the Seating is limited. Call 916- replacement surgery. Many local orthopaedic physicians total blood requested by the 9969 to reserve a spot or for more than 100 hospitals served more information. recommend the class that helps patients return to their in the Alabama and Central Gulf fullest level of function as quickly as possible. Coast Region. 1st Baptist Navarre Because O Negative is con- to host Dental Bus Call (850) 934-2180 for more information. sidered “universal donor” The First Baptist Church of blood, it can be used to treat Navarre, 9302 Navarre Parkway trauma patients in an emergency next to Wal-Mart, again will (850) 934-2180 when time is of the essence and sponsor the Florida Baptist www.GulfBreezeHospital.org

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER May 15, 2008 Sports Briefs Dolphin football team hoping Tiger Pt. soccer registration underway new positions result in more wins Kids interested in playing soccer in the Tiger Point ● Several players could see time on Sports Association can both sides of the ball in 2008 register now until July 4. Registration for kids ages GBHS has experience back at 4-14 is $65. Forms can be BY JASON THOMPSON most positions, including at picked up at Tiger Point Park Gulf Breeze News quarterback with senior-to-be or visit Tigerpointpark.com [email protected] Kyle Schnackenberg. for more information. “Kyle’s one of our best Coach Chris Nemith is hoping athletes,” said Nemith, referring GBHS Football that history can repeat itself. to his 40-yard dash time, his Car Wash When Nemith took the foot- vertical leap and his bench The Dolphin football ball head coaching job in April press. It’s because of that program will hold a car wash 2003, the program was as low as athleticism that Schnackenberg fundraiser Saturday May 17 it could get. That 2003 team could see time on defense in the from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the 87 came in after going 0-10 the secondary. Depot gas station on the cor- year before and as the old movie Rising sophomore Michael ner of Shoreline and 98. The goes, they were mad as hell and Mann, who made two starts at car wash is donations only. not going to take it anymore. quarterback last fall as a The result was the team’s fifth freshman, could see time behind Take Stock in playoff berth in school history. center. A possibility also exists Children Tennis Last year wasn’t quite 0-10 where both could be on offense (it was 2-8), but the 2008 at the same time. Tourney May 16-18 Dolphins are proving to the “Having a quality guy like A tennis tournament that coaching staff they’re willing to Michael gives us the option to will benefit Take Stock in do whatever it takes to win – do that with Kyle,” Nemith said, Children will take place May even trying out new positions. adding that Schnackenberg 16-18 at Shoreline Park. “These kids want to be a part could be a returner on special Take Stock In Children is of turning this thing around – teams. “He (Schnackenberg) a local organization that getting their respect back,” sees the field real well.” provides scholarships, Nemith said. Ben Lively, who played mentors, and hope to The Dolphins donned the quarterback on the junior varsity capable, low income youth pads for the first time last team last year, has been working in Santa Rosa County. Monday. After having a ‘short out at receiver in practice, as Food, catered by Verde, week’ last week (the team had well as defensive back. and gifts will be provided for Friday off due to prom), the “During the summer, we’ll every entry. There will also team has a five-day week ahead use Ben a lot at quarterback. It’s be a silent auction on of them, capped off by Friday’s always good to have three or Saturday, with entertainment Blue and Gold game at 6:30 four guys there,” Nemith said. provided by Lucas Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News p.m. at Dolphin Stadium. See Football, Page 3C 6 Crutchfield. E.J. Troup (left) holds a pad for Brandon Van Camp during a drill last week. Spectators can enjoy the food and entertainment for only $20. For more informa- tion, call 485-1246 or email [email protected]. Tryon helps Rhodes win conference championship ● high jump State who started the season with the Gulf Breeze AAU Mabry eighth (4-7.75) for finished Port St. Lucie Mets, is recovering Basketball to in pole vault at ACC Rhodes, fourth at the from a right forearm strain with sponsor free who meet (105.5 the Savannah Sand Gnats, the Championships finished the points) team’s single-A affiliate. throw contest meet with behind Cheney last pitched for the The Gulf Breeze AAU BY JASON THOMPSON 237.5 Virginia Sand Gnats on April 29, allowing basketball program will Gulf Breeze News points. Host Tech (172), two runs on five hits in 2 1/3 sponsor a free throw shooting [email protected] DePauw Miami (127) innings of relief in a 13-6 loss to contest for charity Saturday, University and North Hickory. He also struck out five May 17 at the GBHS Gym. was second Carolina in that outing, his only one since Rhodes College sophomore Tr yon Mabry (40.15 meters) fifth in the shot Registration and shooting Kim Tryon (GBHS Class of with 207 (115). put (12.5 meters) and ninth in being sent down on April 27. begin at 9:30 a.m. and will ‘06) recently helped the Lady points. Mabry was also fourth in the the discus (39.88 meters). University of Alabama- run through 11 a.m. Lynx track team win the Tryon was 10th in the pole pole vault (11-7.75) at the FSU Dollinger placed in those Birmingham senior Philip Bell Divisions include: 11U, Southern Collegiate Athletic vault (9-8) for Rhodes at the Ole Invitational on April 12. same three events at the (c/o ’04) continues to have a 12U, 13U, 14U (copy of Conference’s Outdoor Track Miss Invitational on April 12. Rice University sophomore Houston Invitational on May 2- stellar season for the Blazers. birth certificate required), and Field Championships. FSU sophomore Lizzy Katie Dollinger (c/o ‘06) 3. She was sixth in the hammer The team’s starting left JV, Varsity (must be high Tryon won the pole vault (10 Mabry (c/o ‘06) was eighth in placed in three events for Rice throw (131-9) eighth in the shot fielder, batting third in UAB school student), Open (any feet) and was second in the the pole vault (12-1.5) at the at the recent J. Fred Duckett put (38 feet, 10.5 inches), ninth lineup, Bell hit his seventh See Briefs, Page 7C 6 triple jump (34 feet, seven inch- recent Atlantic Coast Twilight Meet, held at Rice. She in the discus (131-2). homer as part of a 2-for-4, three es). She was also fifth in the Championship meet. Florida was fourth in the hammer throw Steven Cheney (Class of ’04), See On Campus, Page 7C 6

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Several lifters who work out at Chip’s 24 Hour Health and Racquet Club set state records at the recent Florida State Powerlifting Championships in Pensacola. Chip Holston, owner of Chip's, set a state record in the Raw Powerlifting 220-pound HIDEA:<8G6BEH Sub-Masters division. He squatted 565 7:;DG:I=:NHIDENDJ# pounds, bench pressed 475 pounds and dead lifted 575 pounds for a total of 1,615 pounds. 8VaXZi»hig^eaZXVaX^jb[dgbjaV^hYZh^\cZYid]Zaeœ Several lifters set Raw Powerlifting records in hideadlXVaX^jbaZ\XgVbeh#?jhiVh`ndjge]VgbVX^hi# their respective weight classes. Michael Stemcosky, in the 165-pound class, lifted a total of 1,050 pounds (365 squat, 290 bench, 395 lift). Mark Melancom, in the 181-pound class, 86A"%+.%(GZk%&%%+%'%%+B^hh^dcE]VgbVXVa8dbeVcn#6aag^\]ihgZhZgkZY# lifted a total of 1,230 pounds (415 squat, 325 bench, 490 lift), while Steve Sellers, in the 198-pound class, lifted a total of 1,245 Submitted Photos pounds (415 squat, 315 bench, 515 lift). Top of the class J.P. Whibbs (181-pound class), in the Masters’ Chip Holston (above) and Nate Brock (below) were only a pair of local weightlifters to 40-44 division, benched pressed 250 pounds for win their weight classes at the recent Florida State Powerlifting Championships in a new state record. Nate Brock, a 2004 GBHS Pensacola. Holston, owner of Chip’s 24 Hour Health and Racquet Club, was the over- graduate in the 242-pound class, set a new state all winner, lifting a total of 1,615 pounds (565 squat, 475 bench, 575 dead lift). Brock, Raw Push/Pull record in the bench press (460), a 2004 GBHS graduate, bench pressed 460 pounds and dead lifted 520 pounds. dead lift (520) and total weight lifted (970).

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News On the job training GBHS defensive coordinator Mark Ransom goes over technique with Thomas Farmer (17) during practice last week. Farmer is one of several Dolphins trying a new position this season. The team’s placekicker last year, Farmer is learning defensive back this spring. FOOTBALL: Dolphins prepare for Blue and Gold Game Continued from Page 1C “He gets after it,” he said. “Those guys are working “He can block and he’s athletic hard and showing a The Dolphins, who return enough to catch the ball.” champion’s attitude,” Nemith Rhys Rinke to the backfield, is Pendergraph, at 6-2, will play said. “They may be backups, joined by Navarre transfer Ty some tight end when he’s not at his but they could even start for us Rodewald. usual position, at defensive end. at certain positions.” “Bringing in a fresh face The experiments continue on Thomas Farmer, who was from outside of Gulf Breeze, the defensive side of the ball, the team’s kicker last year, has he’s fitting in real well with the where inside linebackers and been working with the team right now,” Nemith said. defensive ends found themselves defensive backs. “It’s just neat to watch, seeing in the interior of the defensive line. With players like Tyrone the kids building relationships.” “They went out and did it without Covyeow, Alex Duntz, Chase Seniors to be Taylor complaining,” Nemith said. Landrum and Zach Permenter Retherford and Jason Nemith’s hoping to mirror nursing injuries (the first two Pendergraph, who both played what happened in 2003, where to knee injuries, the last two on defense last year, will split Tyler Lake, when he wasn’t at from aches and pains suffered time at tight end. running back, got about 20-25 through track season), “They didn’t really ask me, plays a game on defense. Nemith’s getting a look at but I didn’t argue about it,” said If some starters can do that other players until they fully the 5-11 Retherford. this year, guys like Colton recover. Nemith has his own reason McKee, Colton Greer, Patrick “They have a lot of for putting Retherford, a state McKiernan, Bobby Clay, Kyle questions they want to answer. tournament competitor this past Robinson and Blake Conner They want to turn this thing season, on offense. could see more time on defense. around,” Nemith said.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C May 15, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS Sidelines wins three straight to start GBSA softball season Reagan Raley had two hits and twice in a win over Bew. BY JASON THOMPSON two runs scored for Messer, while Katie Bowyer and Grace Gulf Breeze News Meagan Hoffman had two hits Mallett scored twice, while [email protected] and one run scored. Gabby Gulley, Bailey Clements had two hits Hallie Hill and Chyann Redmond and a run scored. Kaitlyn Avery Curington, Blair all had a hit and a run scored. Gifford and Caroline Ennis had Amberson, Rainey Niles and Stokes Mini Monsters 8, a hit and a run scored, while Rachel Greer all scored three Messer 4: Madison Patrick had Ashley Clark and Renee Hunt times in Sidelines’ 14-5 win three hits and three runs scored, both scored once. over Messer in GBSA 8-under while Lauren Stokes and Whitney Amanda Curington and Alli softball action. Weldon had two hits and two runs Bew had hits in the loss. Ashley Kekeisen had three hits scored for the Mini Monsters. Lewis 8, Tiger Point Ewens 2: and scored twice, while Erin Kristen Goodroe had three Kaitlyn Gifford scored three times, Bailey chipped in three hits. hits and scored once, while Daly while Caroline Ennis had three hits Meagan Hoffman, Taylor Thomas, Ostrander had two hits and a run and a run scored for Lewis. Reagan Raley, Hallie Hill and scored. Bella Brindley had a hit Ashley Clark went 3-for-3, Chyann Redman all singled and and a run scored. while Bailey Clements had two scored once in the loss. Hallie Hill had two hits and a hits. Lauren Harvey, Katie Maddie Pittman went 2-for-2 run scored for Messer, while Bowyer, Sarah Lewis and Grace for Messer. Taylor Thomas scored once. Mallett had a hit and a run scored. Sidelines 12, Stokes 11: Blair Sidelines 13, Tiger Point Nina Ewens and Teal Black Amberson had three this and Dolphins 1: Avery Curington both scored in the loss. Brooke scored twice, while Avery and Blair Amberson had three Hayden had the team’s only Curington, Rachel Greer and hits and scored three times for other hit. Sarah Friedland all had two hits Sidelines. Ashley Kekeisen, Lewis 10, East Milton 0: Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News and two runs scored for Sidelines. Rachel Greer and Carlee Sarah Lewis, Caroline Ennis and Fifth place finish Abby Zimmer and Shealan Amberson all scored twice in Bailey Clements all scored twice GBSA’s Team Watts took fifth place in the 10-under A bracket of the Northwest Florida Girls Malone had two hits and a run the win, while Rainey Niles had in Lewis’ win over East Milton. Softball Alliance’s Midseason Tournament April 23 at Shoreline Park. They are (front, from scored, while Erin Bailey went two hits and scored once. Erin Brittany Langham, Renee left): Alyssa Scott, Olivia Hepworth, Kylie Finkbone, Bethany McKinney and Lia Lampone. 3-for-3. Sydney Lively and Bailey had two hits in the win. Hunt and Grace Mallett all Second row (from left): Kristen Watts, Alli Tate, Abby Gubernat, Tara Dorlag and Sarah Carlee Amberson both singled Erin Hoofnagle had two hits and scored once. Landrum. Back: Coaches Jenny Scott, Rick Hawthorne and Jon Watts. and scored once. scored the lone run for the Dolphins. Rookie League Baseball Lilly Smith went 3-for-3 and 12-under softball Goodroe 18, Wirth 8: scored twice for Garza. while Corbin Fulford and Jarrod Vaught and Avery Stine all had a scored three times for Stokes, Melting Pot 10, GBSA 9: Conner Thompson homered and Tyler Gore, Joseph Allard both scored once. hit and a run scored. while Lauren Stokes had two Mary Klisart’s single scored scored three times in the Mets’ McPhetridge, Jake Herring, Garza 17, ReMax Raiders Minor League Baseball hits and two runs scored. Alexia Johnson for the game- win over Wirth. Braden Carrier and Ian Weimer 15: Jake Herring went 4-for-4 Peg Leg’s 8, Proctor 3: Zane Madison Patrick went 3-for-3 winning run for the Melting Pot. Joshua Stillman went 4-for-4 all scored once. and scored four times, while Gill and Jace Amberson scored and scored once, while Daly Anne Marie Schultz scored and scored four times, while Luke Stringfellow had three Grant Snyder had four hits and three times, while Bo Fabbro Ostrander had two hits and one three times, while Aspen Lee, Braden Massey went 3-for-4 hits and two runs scored in the three runs scored for Garza. scored twice in a win for Peg Legs. run scored. Whitney Weldon Brooke Reynolds and Johnson and scored three times. Justin loss, while Jonathon Joshua Hoffman had three hits Chance Dyer had two hits in had two hits, while A.J. Jacobs all scored twice. Emily Lively Fruitticher, Thomas Goodroe Ueberschaer had two hits and and three runs scored, while Tyler the win, while Bradley Proctor, had a hit and a run scored. scored once in the win. and Carter Sheppard all scored two runs scored. Ryan Patrick Gore and Zack Weimer both Cole Sheppard and Logan Smith Karcher 8, Messer 7: Mary Melting Pot 12, Navarre 7: twice, while Bren Bodi and had a hit and a run scored. scored twice. Joseph McPhetridge, all scored in the loss. Elliot had three hits and two Anne Marie Schultz and Aspen Matthew Hitpas scored once. Goodroe 10, Barrineau 4: Ian Weimar and Lawson Hill 6, Joyce 4: William runs scored, while Maddie Lee both scored three times for Spencer Wirth went 3-for-3 Connor Thompson went 3-for-3 McPhetridge all scored once. Welch, Grant Kemp, Corey Grace McCurdy had two hits the Melting Pot. and scored three times in the and scored three times, while Sean Hogan and Vinny Nolan, Hayden Hill, Spencer and two runs scored in a win for Emily Lively scored twice, loss, while Chance Napier had Justin Fruitticher and Matthew Savarino both went 3-for-3 and Van Pelt and Nick Burnett all Karcher. while Brooke Reynolds, Alexia two hits and two runs scored. Hitpas had two hits and two runs scored three times for ReMax, scored runs in the win for Hill. Samantha Karcher went 3- Johnson, Megan Jones and Kell Jackson, Jesse Grant and scored. Joshua Stillman, while Chris Baugher homered Sam Joyce had two hits and for-3, while Sophie Sanchez- Mary Klisart all scored once. Trenton Lamar all scored once. Thomas Goodroe and Chase and scored twice. Brent two runs scored in the loss, Aviles, Meredeth McCurdy and 16-under softball Garza 8, Ueberschaer 5: Walsh all scored once. Williams had two hits and while Nathan Olsen and Wade Shelby Dunne all singled and Lewis 12, Bew 0: Sarah Joshua Hoffman and Zak William Kekeisen went 2-for- scored twice. Matt Schewich, Niles both scored once. Jacob scored once. Lewis homered and scored Weimer both went 3-for-3 and 2 and scored twice in the loss, Alec Grimes, Jacob Thomas, Ian Box had two hits for Joyce.

Cubs edge A’s in Tiger Point action

Taylor, Bobby Murphy, Kyle O’Quint, Alex Branton and BY JASON THOMPSON Brown, Slade Lucas, Nathan Alyssa Lewter all scored once in Gulf Breeze News Garcia and Matthew Lovegrove the win, while Maddie Atkinson [email protected] all scored once. Colin Wright and Kara Dorsey scored twice scored a run for the Cubs. for the Dolphins. Erin Dalton Renfroe and Daniel Cardinals 7, Phillies 4: Hoofnagle, Taylor Baker and Brayton both scored three times for Emery Nelson scored twice as Emery Davis all scored once. the A’s’ 13-12 loss to the Cubs in the Cardinals beat the Phillies. 10-under softball recent Tiger Point Sports Matt Cronina, Xavier Perera, Sharks 12, Black Panthers 9: Association 8-under baseball action. Jacob Cross and Devin Tigan all Destini Ferraro, Brooke Torraca, Dylan Brayton scored twice, scored once, while Brett Anna Lewis and Ansley Segal all while Romi Garay and Liam Schoenwolf scored twice for the scored twice in the Sharks’ win Werner both scored once. Phillies. Cameron Fields and over the Black Panthers. 10-under baseball Brian Stapleton both scored once. Sydney Ezelle, Bailey Mariners 10, Braves 3: Diamondbacks 4, Tigers 1: Anderson, Camille Adkinson Tekoah Roby, Brady Fritsche Jack Martin, Stephen Huggins, and Heather Wagner all scored and Nick Myers all scored twice Thomas Sutton and Matthew once, while Mady Smith and for the Mariners, while J.R. Kenworthy all scored in the Olivia Johnson both scored Ezelle, Riley Taylor, Bobby Diamondbacks’ win over the twice for the Black Panthers. Murphy and Ryan Von Brock all Tigers. Kohl McConaghy Sydney Andre, Aidan scored once. scored for the Tigers. Nichols, Allison Von Brock, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Mariners 16, Cubs 4: 8-under softball Alexis Johnson and Bella Vega Cubs win Tekoah Roby and Nick Myers K9s 10, Dolphins 8: Sam all scored once in the loss. The Cubs beat the A’s 13-12 in a recent Tiger Point Sports Association Coach Pitch game. They both scored three times in the Bixler, Nethaya Loera and Perdido Diamonds 9, Black are (front, from left): Trevor Compton, Will Sawarynski, Seth Iell, Chandler Ormsby and Zion Mariners’ win over the Cubs. Amber Doyle all scored twice in Panthers 2: Allison Von Brock and Hammilton. Second row (from left): Conner Stein, Ethan Cribb, Dagan Duke, Sam Carpenter and J.R. Ezelle and Brady Fritsche the K9s’ win over the Dolphins. Alexis Johnson scored in the Black Colin Wright. Back: Coaches Randy Compton, David Duke, William Carpenter and Bill Sawarynski. both scored twice, while Riley Katie Player, Shelby Panthers’ loss to the Diamonds.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News The freshman (left) and sophomore (right) classes prepare to do battle. The freshmen lost to the juniors in overtime, while the sophomores lost to the seniors. Some more sights from Powder Puff 2008

Role reversal With the girls playing the football, that left the guys to be the cheerleaders. Left: The sophomore cheerleaders cheer on their squad while senior ‘cheerleaders’ celebrate a touchdown against the sophomores. Jason Thompson/ Gulf Breeze News

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Freshman Gina Bertelli throws a pass as junior Lisa Aguado pursues. Right: Sophomore Briana Santiago runs outside.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Sibling rivalry Game one of the Powder Puff Game features several siblings going up against each other, like freshman Casey (left) and junior Cayla (right) Platt.

Photos by David Standridge Photo by David Standridge/Jason Thompson Left: Sophomore Kelsey Hebert tries to get away from senior Junior Jordan Smith (left) and senior Noelle Robles (right) carry the ball for their respective squads. Robles scored two touchdowns. Megan Kirby. Right: Freshman Morgan Floyd carries the ball.

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C May 15, 2008 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports/Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS Robinson honored as GBHS’ top senior girl SPECIAL TO THE NEWS During Pensacola Junior College, and her four she has the role of the Nurse. years at Gulf “Through performing, I have Jackie Robinson was chosen Breeze learned more about myself and as the outstanding senior from High, met more amazing people in Gulf Breeze High School and Robinson four years that I ever could have was recognized during the April has been a imagined possible,” Robinson 24 meeting of the Santa Rosa cast member said. “Theatre has shaped me County School Board in Milton. in the annual into the woman I am, and I real- The Milton Woman’s Club musical ly wouldn’t have it any other presented medallions to twice and a Robinson way. Robinson and a female senior crew “I only hope that this art will from each of the county’s high member the other two. Her roles help other girls — as it did me schools. The presentations were have included: The Wolf for ‘Into — discover themselves and part of the ongoing Women In the Woods;’ assistant stage allow them to be proud of their The Arts series with a theme of manager for ‘On The Town;’sound hard work.” Honoring Our Future. technician for ‘Thoroughly In September, Robinson will The honorees were chosen by Modern Millie’; Shelby Stevens be enrolled at North Carolina school principals, guidance for ‘Steel Pier,’ and assistant School for the Arts in Winston- counselors and teachers as the director for ‘Steel Pier.’ Salem, NC. most outstanding female seniors Aside from the major Other students receiving in the arts. productions at Gulf Breeze, recognition included: Jana Robinson, the Gulf Breeze Robinson has also enjoyed the Thompson, Central High School; homecoming queen in 2007, has thespian festivals and competi- Amber Haire, Jay High School; Photo courtesy of Carolyn Morgan lived in Gulf Breeze her entire tions that the troupe as attended. Julianne Courtney, Milton High Yanks second at Pace life. She started attending drama As a troupe, they have received School; Brittany Aguirre, The Gulf Breeze Yankees took second place in the recent Wood Bat Tournament in Pace. camp at Gulf Breeze High when numerous awards. Navarre High School; and Lois They are (kneeling, from left): Mason Baker, Eric Larsen, Taylor Baynes and Andy Creech. she was 7 years old and contin- During her junior year, she Collins, Pace High School. Standing (from left): Thomas Fitzgerald, Michael Neal, Jake Durant, Benji Diaz, Nick Morgan, ued until she reached 14. joined the Southeastern Teen The 2nd Annual Women In and Michael Hawkins Coaches: Jim Creech, Jeff Shirk and Jay Baynes Robinson knew that performing Shakespeare Company at the The Arts Awards will be held at was her calling, yet she didn’t Pensacola Little Theatre. the County Auditorium in explore the performance realm During her first year, she played Milton on Tuesday, June 17, at 7 Gulf Breeze Yankees take second until she entered high school. the role of Adriana in The p.m. Anyone wishing to nomi- Immediately, she became com- Comedy of Errors. That same nate women and young ladies pletely submerged in Margie summer, she and six other between 12 and 18 years of age at Wood Bat Tournament in Pace Timmons’ world of theatre. Company members attended a or a Santa Rosa County busi- The U12 Yankees earned a Yankee third inning with a lead- Diaz combined for six scoreless At the beginning of her two-week Shakespeare Training ness or agency who has support- USSSA AA World Series berth off single and run scored. innings. Morgan doubled twice senior year, Robinson was elect- workshop at the Actor’s ed the arts should call (850) with a second place finish in the Michael Neal went 3 for 3 and 3 going 2 for 3. ed Vice President for Troupe Movement Studio in New York 623-9635 or email ret- 10 team field from Alabama and RBIs. The mercy rule was Yankees 6, 4105 of the International city. This year they are per- [email protected] for a nomina- Florida at the Pace wood bat NIT. applied in the fourth inning. Spanish Fort (AL) 2 Thespian Society. forming ‘Romeo and Juliet’ at tion form. The Santa Rosa Sportsplex in Crestview 5, Yankees 0 Morgan held Spanish Fort to one Pace, FL will host the July 13- Taylor Baynes doubled, run in two innings pitched. Baynes 20 World Series event. Michael Hawkins, Andy Creech and Jake Durant scored twice. Yankees 8, Geneva (AL) 0 and Mason Baker singled for the Crestview 8, Yankees 5 Nick Morgan threw two Yankees. Hawkins went 3 for 3 and one WWW.GULFBREEZENEWS.COM scoreless innings for the win. Yankees 3, Pace 0 run. Neal went 2 for 3 and two runs. Eric Larsen sparked a six-run Morgan, Baynes and Benji

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His Deserve a Study Break! .308 average is also third best Nationwide Shipping Available. 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy It was quite a busy morning appearance, eye contact, and awarding of winning Harbourtown Unit 22 at Pensacola Beach Elementary originality, and all the students medallions on ribbons to the on the team. Gulf Breeze, FL School April 29 as the beach did a magnificent job. finalists, the PBOC made a pre- UWF sophomore Kyle optimists came to call bright The judges scored the sentation to Principal Jeff Brown (c/o ’06) finished his and early. It was the morning speeched after the speech Castleberry. second season with the Argos for the 2008 Pensacola Beach presentations, and the results He received a check for last week. Optimist Club (PBOC) were as follows: $5,000, which was earned at Brown Oratorical Competition, an Third grade finalists: First Beach Ball 2008, where patrons went 2-for-2 annual tradition of the beach Place: Kylie Finkbone, second enjoyed a delicious surf and turf in a 12-4 loss optimists, chaired this year by Place: Mary Elliott, third place: dinner and danced to Joe to Alabama Joe Woodall. Rich Earle. Occipinti's Band at the Hilton Huntsville in The third, fourth and fifth Fourth grade finalists: first Pensacola Beach Gulf Side. the team’s grade students numbering over place: Marley Taylor, second The PBOC is always open to season finale. 60 in total presented their place: Lia Lampone, third new members who share our Brown speeches entitled “Why Me? place: Lexie Maxamera. love for children and of the finished the Why Not?” to a panel of three Fifth grade finalists: first community. 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All proceeds 2008 GBSA football, the BCS Trophy on display.Tier will be used for programs to WEEKDAY soccer registration 1 Tables are SOLD OUT !! benefit local youth {$650(10 per table)}, Tier 2 PROGRAMMING underway Tables (Only 3 left !!) are $550 Dolphin Blue and Registration is now 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING and Individual tickets are $45. FOLKS 6 am - 9 am Gold game, Fish underway for kids wanting to Mon. - Fri. OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am Fry May 23 play football or soccer for the GBHS Baseball Politically incorrect and proud of it! His Gulf Breeze Sports Association libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am The Dolphin Blue and Gold in 2008. Camp June 9-12 conservatives (who think he’s too game is Friday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. Football is open for kids ages The Gulf Breeze High liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW The GBHS Quarterback Club 5-14, while soccer is open for baseball program will hold their conservative). 11:30 am - 12 noon invite fans to come out to see annual Summer Camp June 9-12 kids ages 4-14. The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm the 2008 Dolphins under the A $10 late fee will be assessed from 8:30-12:30 p.m. The camp, Marine Corps CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm lights and feast on fresh fried after May 31. Registration forms which is for kids ages 7-14, is officer, Neal mullet and the fixings. will be available at the Gulf $100 or $30 for a single day. Boortz grew up in GREG KNAPP EXPERIENCE Old timers will remember Campers will also receive a Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. Breeze Rec Center. class of 1963). 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Section D GULF BREEZE NEWS May 15, 2008 Red, White & Blues week is July 9-112 Beach wars Pensacola Beach Well, the beach was quite active last weekend, in spite of all plans to go full the folks celebrating Sinko de throttle Mayo, which is Spanish for Save the Mayonnaise! It seems that It’s that time of year again- those people that wanted to have time to get revved up for the impromptu rap concerts and make 2008 Red, White & Blues a point that “the beach belongs to Week, the largest annual event everyone” stayed home due to the on Pensacola Beach. Visitors large numbers of police that were and residents from throughout on hand to be seen everywhere! the region flock to Pensacola Yep, that is the way to do it, Beach for food, fireworks, free Thanks guys! concerts and two air shows fea- Yes, the beach is for everyone, turing civilian and military air- but you just can’t break the rules craft and of course, Pensacola’s and do what you want. Let me own Blue Angels. remind you of a few things. The Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News The week kicks off with the beach speed limit is 30 MPH, and Halfway done Blues flying Circle & Arrival the sign is right there after you maneuvers at 8 a.m. on leave the toll booths. There are The road between Navarre Beach and Pensacola Beach has been closed to traffic since Hurricane Ivan. Last Friday the Wednesday, July 9 and contin- places for you to have cookouts part of the road that leads to Opal Beach (named after Hurricane Opal in 1995, which also had destroyed the road) was ues with a practice session at 2 and they are plainly marked. opened— about half way to Pensacola Beach. The road is named J. Earl Bowden Way, and Bowden (center, front row) p.m. on Thursday, July 10. There is only a limited number of joined representatives from the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, the state parks department, and members of The full dress rehearsal parking places and you must have the beach Beautification committee to open the gate to the road Friday morning. Three cars and a bicyclist were waiting to begins at noon on Friday, July a permit to have any large crowd travel the newly paved road. 11 and includes Aeroshell meetings. The streets of Pensacola Aerobatics, Vortex Aerobatics, and Gulf Breeze are for everyone Gary Ward, Julian MacQueen, a as well, but you can’t just do what Search-and-Rescue (SAR) you want there any more than you demonstration by the U.S. can on the beach. Coast Guard and of course the Some people come to our Pensacola Beach’s tax, lease Blue Angels flying Fat Albert beach every year from Mobile and (C-130) and F/A-18 Hornets. just trash the place. They gather at The main event, the Pensacola the parking lot at the entrance of history is subject of new book Beach Air Show, starts at noon Ft. Pickens road and eat a lot of on Saturday, July 12. fried chicken and leave the bones BY JOHN BARRETT tribute to its development. everywhere. That is why it has “Deceit Beach” The reproductions in Post’s book, Special to The News By William L. Post become known as “Chicken Bone [email protected] although in black and white, are the More music Beach.” The folks that come on Publisher: Trent’s Prints clearest, cleanest, and most easily & Publishing Memorial Day gather way down Pensacola Beach resident readable we have ever seen. In some (Chumuckla, FL) planned for the beach near Opal Beach and William L. Post just published cases, we recognized ads from the ISBN: 10:: 1-934035-42- that is knows as “Their Beach.” “Deceit Beach,” a 92-page (not SRIA’s muddy archives of reproduc- the beach The beach behind my house 4 / 13: 978-1-934035- counting appendices) historical tions which we and select other resi- The Santa Rosa Island has a sign that says “Bubba’s 42-9 analysis of the “tax-free” promises dents have seen before; but Post Authority presents “Sounds of Beach” and many Bubbas have 92 pp. plus 33 pages of made, nationwide, by Escambia appears to have tracked down the Summer,” a new summer con- been known to gather there from appendices and an County officials to encourage originals, or as close to them as one cert series to keep your hips time to time. There is Casino index development of Santa Rosa island. can get, and the results are stunning. swaying and your fingers snap- beach that has never had a casino, Price: $29.95 ($24.95 The book is both a narrative his- The assembly of documents in itself ping all summer long. The free and Quitewater Beach, that has for Florida residents) tory of the tax-free promise that is compelling evidence that some- concerts will be held three never had any noisy water. made development of Pensacola where, someone has been deceiving nights a week at the Quietwater Portifino Beach is trying to keep The book provides the reader with a clear Beach possible and a compilation of repro- the public about Pensacola Beach. Shell on the Boardwalk, over- people off the beach that is on chronological time line of how, why, when, duced historical documents from 1949 to “The county flat-out did 20 years of looking the pristine Santa Rosa both sides of them and that is and which public officials at the federal, 1969. advertising promising no taxation, ever,” Sound. Local musicians will against the law. I suggest that the state and local levels engineered, and then Post, who is 56 years old, holds an Post told us today. Those promises were entertain families from Chicken Bone Beach and the widely promoted, the express promise that advanced degree in chemistry from Auburn unequivocal, he adds: 5:30–7:30 p.m. most Fridays, Their Beach folks go to Portofino beach leaseholds would remain free from ad University. He has been a Pensacola Beach These days, I see some county politicians Saturdays and Sundays from beach and set up for one of their valorem taxation for the duration of their resident since 1993 when he retired from the and even state judges trying to say that the June 8 through Labor Day parties and see how long it lasts. renewable leases. Included in Chapter 7 are oil industry. His interest in beach history was ads only described the ‘present’ condition, as Weekend. The laws in the state of Florida 15 pages indexing key documents from gov- piqued 11 years later when, as he writes, it was back then, of no taxation — as if no “Sounds of Summer is going specifically say that “the beach is ernmental files and clues to where even “Chris Jones, the Property Appraiser for one promised that the tax free exemption to be a great opportunity for public” and the beach belongs to more can be found. Escambia County ... and Janet Holley, the would remain that way. But you can’t read families to come out and enjoy everyone. You can’t block access Beach readers are likely to find most Tax Collector ... decided it was time in 2004 these advertisements or the minutes of gov- the beach, watch the breathtak- to the beach at any point and those compelling 41 pages of reproductions of to tax the [Pensacola Beach] leaseholders as ernmental meetings at the time without con- ing sunset over the water and that try to do this really irk me. merely some among the hundreds of news- if the leaseholds were deeded real property.” cluding that is simply wrong. Repeatedly, hear talented local musicians We don’t want another Destin paper and magazine ads, pamphlets, tourist What ensued for Post was a 16-month Escambia County and the SRIA made the play some really great tunes,” here. We already have a Destin. brochures, and other printed media showing odyssey through the dusty archives of the explicit promise that the exemption would said Buck Lee, SRIA Executive We want a family beach that is a how explicitly the Island Authority, Santa Rosa Island Authority, the records of be binding on the government in the future, Director. “With Bands on the cash cow that feeds the entirety of Escambia County itself, and even the State the Escambia County Commission, local too. Beach, it will be four great Escambia County. We want peo- of Florida put the governmental imprimatur public libraries, law libraries, university To order an advance copy of Deceit nights of free, live music on ple to behave, clean up after them- on their “tax free” promises, from coast to “special” collections usually not available to Beach, until distribution begins, at the Pensacola Beach.” selves and obey the speed limits, coast in order to attract individuals and fam- the general public, and countless other moment you have to email the author: Gulf Breeze News will give imagine that! ilies to settle on Pensacola Beach and con- repositories of historical documents. [email protected]. details weekly. I think it is time that we begin as citizens to patrol our own beaches. When we see someone breaking the law, tell them, call Children can find motivation on their own This week on 911 and write down some tag Pensacola Beach numbers. The Sheriff and the With the end of the school year loom- went off to a small Police Department will appreciate ing in the next three weeks, that old college and ended Saturday, May 17 it. We don’t have to confront song has been running through my up on the Dean’s Hooters Finals Bikini them, just help out the law. I do it mind, “School days, school days, good List during his Contest --Contest starts at all the time and I’m usually there old Golden Rule days; with readin’ and college career. His 3 p.m. at Bamboo Willie's. to see the law breakers sent away writin’ and “rithmetic” taught to the parents couldn’t or taken into custody. If we want tune of a hickory stick.” understand the Flounder's Military Volleyball Tournament on to save our beach for what we Many of us can remember when change! Somehow teachers were allowed to use a “hickory he caught the joy the beach behind have always had it for, we must Flounders, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. get involved. If you want to trash stick” to remind us to stay in line and to of learning and it a beach, play loud music, and be study. That, for the most part, has gone made all the difference in his motiva- activity ‘for its own sake, for the enjoy- Southeastern ugly to folks there for other rea- from the repetoire of motivators. tion. ment it provides, the learning it permits, Hondaspace Car Show -- sons, go to Navarre Beach, they So, how do teachers motivate stu- In a book on motivation, Mark or the feelings of accomplishment it Visitors Information parking have property taxes down there dents? There are many theories, but in Lepper pointed out, “An extrinically evokes.” area, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. that can pay for it all!! the final analysis, the motivation has to motivated student performs ‘in order to’ Remembering the boy who barely I say … SAVE THE BEACH, come from within the student. I remem- obtain some reward or avoid some pun- made it through high school and then Sunday, May 18 BLOW THE BRIDGES … it’s the ber the parents of a son who had to prod, ishment external to the activity itself,” went on to succeed in college, we live in Military Volleyball Tourney only way. threaten, to try and get their son to study such as grades, stickers, or teacher hope that our children will find that Finals on the beach behind Just thought you’d like to even to just get by. He barely was able approval; whereas, “A student who is inner motivation for it will serve them Flounders, 10 a.m.-till. know… to graduate from high school. Then he intrinsically motivated undertakes an well throughout their lives.

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BY DANIEL E. MULLINS entering its third growing in spite of my plan to remove its peak. More records will be attract stink bugs away from varieties such as Fletcher, Bella Extension Commercial season. It is made up of 32 trees, them. I simply could not bring kept and at some time – this cash crops. Rosa, Quincy, Amelia, Crista Horticulture Agent, with three cultivars – “Anna”, myself to destroy all of the fruit. summer or next, I would like to There are several trap crops and Talladega are replacing most Santa Rosa County “Dorsett Golden” and “Shell”. Some of the fruit was har- have an apple field day inviting that are known to attract and stop of the older, better known but The purpose of the orchard is to vested in order to perform a anyone who is interested to stink bugs from entering tomato susceptible varieties. Several Several horticultural activities determine if it is possible to taste test comparing the differ- come and see the orchard. fields. We did limited work with farms are cooperating with have been planned for this commercially grow low chill ent apples produced in the Stink Bug Trap Crops these trap crops late last summer Extension by trying some of growing season in Santa Rosa apples in the deep South and to orchard. Participants were 4-H Stink bugs have become and plan to get an earlier start this these new varieties and I will be County. So, in addition to the day determine how these three members and Master Gardeners. some of our most difficult to season. I will be planting strips of monitoring the crop’s progress. to day phone calls, office work and cultivars compare. The results from the taste panel control pests of fruits and veg- sorghum, pearl millet and Water Sensor field visits the following projects Since the orchard was only have been filed and will be etables. Entomologists have dis- buckwheat around tomato patches Studies – Maybe will hopefully provide useful two years old last year, limited shared in the future. covered that they respond to in hopes of learning more about Instruments to monitor soil information for local growers. data was collected. It is This season I expect much strategically located trap crops. controlling this serious pest. moisture are becoming more The Apple Orchard interesting to note that many more production even though These trap crops are small plots Tomato Variety Trials accurate and lower in price. This The “apple test orchard” is apples were produced last year the orchard has not yet reached of plants specifically planted to Tomato spotted wilt resistant See Mullins, Page 4D 6 Perfectly pleasing pillows BY MARY CAROL GARRITY room with kick-your-shoes-off Love your look Scripps Howard News Service comfort and show-stealing style. Just like everything else you Make a plan put in your home, your pillows Q: I’m looking for an easy What do you want your new must reflect your style. Resist way to freshen the look of my accent pillows to accomplish? being swept up in the latest fad living room. Any ideas? Do these little beauties need to unless you adore the hot new A: This summer, blast your lend a pop of color or perform a look. tired living room out of the makeover miracle? If you’re capsized by the doldrums by harnessing the If you’re yearning for a new swell of awesome pillows power of a few amazing sofa but can't get one now, use available in all shapes, colors, pillows. I'm not one to change pillows to remake the look of patterns and sizes, get your sea out my furniture very often. In your old, tired piece. Remove legs by zeroing in on just one fact, I’ve just celebrated 18 all the cushions from the back fabric or pillow you absolutely years of wedded bliss with the of the sofa and replace them adore. Then build from there. sofas and chairs in my living with Euro shams in a fetching Do you want a soft, room. But to keep the love light fabric. monochromatic look that burning, I like to keep my Or, instead of putting up with repeats a few favorite fabrics - furnishings fresh by constantly those stained and misshapen or a sofa swallowed up in as weaving in fabulous new accent seat-cushion sections, have one many bright colors and patterns pillows. long seat cushion made in a as it can hold? Like a gorgeous scarf that complementary fabric. Because my furniture is makes your basic black dress You can also give your upholstered in neutral fabric, I sing, pillows can transform the leather chair a new look for add panache with a mosaic of look of your room in a snap. summer by covering the seat mismatched pillows. The key to SHNS photo courtesy photos.com Here are some tips for picking cushion with a linen or cotton making this mix look exciting - Do you need your pillows to lend a pop of color or perform a makeover miracle? Whatever the pillows that will fill your living slipcover. See Pillows, Page 4D 6 need, pillows should reflect your style. LEGALS

NOTICE OF Deed to be issued there- Name in which Description of Parcel ID: 06-2S-26- 199 the following Tax Sale APPLICATION on. The Certificate Assessed: CAPE Mary M. Johnson Certificate Number: Property: PROPERTY 0000-00602-0000 Parcel ID: 39-1S-27- Certificate Number: Certificate has filed FOR TAX DEED Number and year of INVESTMENT GROUP Clerk of the Circuit 2277 DESCRIBED IN OR Name in which 0000-02902-0000 453 said Tax Certificate for Issuance, the INC Court of Santa Rosa Year of Issuance: 2006 BOOK 655 PG 227, Assessed: NAVARRE Name in which Year of Issuance: 2006 the Tax Deed to be NOTICE IS HEREBY Description of property, All of the above proper- County, Florida LESS ALL MIN RTS BUILDERS INC Assessed: VONNIE issued thereon. The GIVEN THAT and Name(s) in which it ty is located in Santa –––––––––––––––––– Description of Parcel ID: 19-1N-28- All of the above proper- TOLBERT Description of Certificate Number and DELORES ANN OR is assessed is as follows: Rosa County, In the –––––––––––––––––– Property: LT 4 BLK 68, 0000-00256-0000 ty is located in Santa All of the above proper- Property: PROPERTY year of Issuance, the HAROLD BARNHILL State of Florida. NOTICE OF HOLLEY BY THE Name in which Rosa County, In the ty is located in Santa DESCRIBED IN OR Description of property, holder of the following Certificate Number: APPLICATION FOR SEA, AS DES IN OR Assessed: JAMES D State of Florida. Rosa County, In the BOOK 492 PG 662 and Name(s) in which it Tax Sale Certificate has 1350 Unless such certificate TAX DEED 1681 PG 507 THORPE SR, MARY F State of Florida. Parcel ID: 03-1N-28- is assessed is as fol- filed said Tax Certificate Year of Issuance: 2006 shall be redeemed Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- THORPE Unless such certificate 2530-05600-0040 lows: for the Tax Deed to be according to Law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY 1920-06800-0040 All of the above proper- shall be redeemed Unless such certificate Name in which issued thereon. The Description of Property described in GIVEN THAT CABER- Name in which ty is located in Santa according to Law, the shall be redeemed Assessed: JOE N Certificate Number: Certificate Number and Property: PROPERTY such Certificate will be NET 1 LLC holder of Assessed: VICTOR M Rosa County, In the Property described in according to Law, the HOLLOWAY JR 637 year of Issuance, the DESCRIBED IN OR sold to the Highest the following Tax Sale SERRANO State of Florida. such Certificate will be Property described in All of the above proper- Year of Issuance: 2006 Description of property, BOOK 1732 PG 731 Bidder, at the east end Certificate has filed All of the above proper- sold to the Highest such Certificate will be ty is located in Santa and Name(s) in which it Parcel ID: 34-2N-28- lobby of the County said Tax Certificate for ty is located in Santa Unless such certificate Bidder, at the east end sold to the Highest Rosa County, In the Description of is assessed is as follows: 0000-08200-0000 Administrative Complex the Tax Deed to be Rosa County, In the shall be redeemed lobby of the County Bidder, at the east end State of Florida. Property: S 60' OF Name in which at 6495 Caroline St., issued thereon. The State of Florida. according to Law, the Administrative Complex lobby of the County W/2; S 60' OF E/2, Certificate Number: Assessed: BYRON M Milton, Florida on the Certificate Number and Property described in at 6495 Caroline St., Administrative Complex Unless such certificate LESS E 75', BLK 39, 1123 COOK 23rd day of June, 2008 year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate such Certificate will be Milton, Florida on the at 6495 Caroline St., shall be redeemed BAGDAD, AS DES IN Year of Issuance: 2006 All of the above proper- at 12:00 noon. Dated Description of property, shall be redeemed sold to the Highest 30th day of June, 2008 Milton, Florida on the according to Law, the OR 962 PG 167 & OR ty is located in Santa this the 30th day of and Name(s) in which it according to Law, the Bidder, at the east end at 12:00 noon. Dated 30th day of June, 2008 Property described in 966 PG 20 Description of Rosa County, In the April, 2008. is assessed is as fol- Property described in lobby of the County this the 7th day of May, at 12:00 noon. Dated such Certificate will be Parcel ID: 15-1N-28- Property: N/2 OF State of Florida. lows: such Certificate will be Administrative Complex 2008. this the 7th day of May, sold to the Highest 0120-03900-0060 SW/4 OF NE/4 & N/2 Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest at 6495 Caroline St., 2008. Bidder, at the east end Name in which OF S/2 OF SW/4 OF Unless such certificate Clerk of the Circuit Certificate Number: Bidder, at the east end Milton, Florida on the Mary M. Johnson lobby of the County Assessed: WILLIE LEE NE/4 ALL IN 13-2N-28, shall be redeemed Court of Santa Rosa 705 lobby of the County 30th day of June, 2008 Clerk of the Circuit Mary M. Johnson Administrative Complex BEASLEY ESTATE AS DES IN OR BK according to Law, the County, Florida Year of Issuance: 2006 Administrative Complex at 12:00 noon. Dated Court of Santa Rosa Clerk of the Circuit at 6495 Caroline St., All of the above proper- 1735 PG 96, LESS S Property described in –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., this the 7th day of May, County, Florida Court of Santa Rosa Milton, Florida on the ty is located in Santa 222' OF E 280 YDS such Certificate will be NOTICE OF Description of Milton, Florida on the 2008. –––––––––––––––––– County, Florida 30th day of June, 2008 Rosa County, In the OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF sold to the Highest APPLICATION Property: PROPERTY 30th day of June, 2008 NOTICE OF –––––––––––––––––– at 12:00 noon. State of Florida. NE/4, LESS N 105' OF Bidder, at the east end FOR TAX DEED DESCRIBED IN OR at 12:00 noon. Dated Mary M. Johnson APPLICATION FOR NOTICE OF E 840' OF N/2 OF S/2 lobby of the County BOOK 1820 PG 398 this the 7th day of May, Clerk of the Circuit TAX DEED APPLICATION FOR Unless such certificate OF SW/4 OF NE/4, Administrative Complex NOTICE IS HEREBY Parcel ID: 18-1N-28- 2008. Court of Santa Rosa TAX DEED shall be redeemed LESS THAT PORTION at 6495 Caroline St., GIVEN THAT DONALD 0000-00343-0000 County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated this the 7th day according to Law, the IN OR 1328 PG 683 Milton, Florida on the R OR ARTHUR H Name in which Mary M. Johnson –––––––––––––––––– GIVEN THAT CABER- NOTICE IS HEREBY of May, 2008. Property described in Parcel ID: 13-2N-28- 23rd day of June, 2008 JOHNSON holder of Assessed: JOHN Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE OF NET 1 LLC holder of GIVEN THAT CABER- such Certificate will be 0000-00200-0000 at 12:00 noon. Dated the following Tax Sale KILEY'S CYCLE Court of Santa Rosa APPLICATION FOR the following Tax Sale NET 1 LLC holder of Mary M. Johnson sold to the Highest Name in which this the 30th day of Certificate has filed WORLD INC County, Florida TAX DEED Certificate has filed the following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Bidder, at the east end Assessed: JOHN April, 2008. said Tax Certificate for All of the above proper- –––––––––––––––––– said Tax Certificate for Certificate has filed Court of Santa Rosa lobby of the County CHESTER WIGGINS, the Tax Deed to be ty is located in Santa NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY the Tax Deed to be said Tax Certificate for County, Florida Administrative Complex RICKY ALLEN WIG- Mary M. Johnson issued thereon. The Rosa County, In the APPLICATION FOR GIVEN THAT CABER- issued thereon. The the Tax Deed to be –––––––––––––––––– at 6495 Caroline St., GINS, SHIRLEY HEN- Clerk of the Circuit Certificate Number and State of Florida. TAX DEED NET 1 LLC holder of Certificate Number and issued thereon. The NOTICE OF Milton, Florida on the DERSON ESTATE, Court of Santa Rosa year of Issuance, the the following Tax Sale year of Issuance, the Certificate Number and APPLICATION FOR 30th day of June, 2008 LORICEA WIGGINS, County, Florida Description of property, Unless such certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate has filed Description of property, year of Issuance, the TAX DEED at 12:00 noon. Dated JOHN WIGGINS –––––––––––––––––– and Name(s) in which it shall be redeemed GIVEN THAT CABER- said Tax Certificate for and Name(s) in which Description of property, this the 7th day of May, All of the above proper- NOTICE OF is assessed is as fol- according to Law, the NET 1 LLC holder of the Tax Deed to be it is assessed is as fol- and Name(s) in which it NOTICE IS HEREBY 2008. ty is located in Santa APPLICATION lows: Property described in the following Tax Sale issued thereon. The lows: is assessed is as fol- GIVEN THAT CABER- Rosa County, In the FOR TAX DEED such Certificate will be Certificate has filed Certificate Number and lows: NET 1 LLC holder of Mary M. Johnson State of Florida. Certificate Number: sold to the Highest said Tax Certificate for year of Issuance, the Certificate Number: NOTICE IS HEREBY 2335 Bidder, at the east end the Tax Deed to be Description of property, 2455 Unless such certificate GIVEN THAT CLERFE Year of Issuance: 2006 lobby of the County issued thereon. The and Name(s) in which it Year of Issuance: 2006 shall be redeemed & IMOGENE SONNIER Administrative Complex Certificate Number and is assessed is as fol- NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER according to Law, the AS TRST OF THE Description of at 6495 Caroline St., year of Issuance, the lows: Description of Property described in CLERFE SONNIER Property: LTS 3 & 4 Milton, Florida on the Description of property, Property: PROPERTY AN ORDINANCE such Certificate will be RTA holder of the follow- BLK 11, VIZCAYA 2ND 30th day of June, 2008 and Name(s) in which it Certificate Number: DESCRIBED IN OR sold to the Highest ing Tax Sale Certificate ADD, AS DES IN OR at 12:00 noon. Dated is assessed is as fol- 2104 BOOK 1464 PG 1631 The reading and adoption of the following proposed Ordinance by the Bidder, at the east end has filed said Tax 1786 PG 1048 this the 7th day of May, lows: Year of Issuance: 2006 & OR BOOK 1468 PG Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, is scheduled for lobby of the County Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 18-2S-26- 2008. 9:30 a.m., June 12, 2008, in the Commissioners meeting room at the Administrative Complex Deed to be issued there- 5575-01100-0030 Certificate Number: Description of NOTICE OF SALE Administrative Complex, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. at 6495 Caroline St., on. The Certificate Name in which Mary M. Johnson 738 Property: PROPERTY Milton, Florida on the Number and year of Assessed: MICHAEL Clerk of the Circuit Year of Issuance: 2006 DESCRIBED IN OR The property described AN ORDINANCE OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, 23rd day of June, 2008 Issuance, the W BALLANS II, AMY L Court of Santa Rosa BOOK 1297 PG 636 below, stored at BETTA AMENDING ORDINANCE 2005-37; PROVIDING THAT FUR- at 12:00 noon. Dated Description of property, BALLANS County, Florida STOR-IT, 2999 Gulf THER IMPACT FEE INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS FOR LOTS this the 30th day of and Name(s) in which it All of the above proper- Breeze Pkwy., Gulf IN PLATTED SUBDIVISIONS SHALL NOT BE DUE UNTIL April, 2008. is assessed is as follows: ty is located in Santa –––––––––––––––––– Breeze, FL will be dis- ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT; PROVIDING FOR Mary M. Johnson Rosa County, In the NOTICE OF posed of in accordance CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND, Clerk of the Circuit Certificate Number: State of Florida. APPLICATION FOR with Florida statute PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Court of Santa Rosa 1785 TAX DEED 83.801.809 at the County, Florida Year of Issuance: 2002 Unless such certificate above address on –––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY 5/19/08. This Ordinance may be inspected by the public prior to the above sched- NOTICE OF Description of according to Law, the GIVEN THAT CABER- F. Davey, #930, house- uled meeting at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, BOCC Support Services APPLICATION Property: BEG AT SW Property described in NET 1 LLC holder of hold goods Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. All interested parties FOR TAX DEED COR OF NE/4 OF such Certificate will be the following Tax Sale M. Rosburg, 300,serv- should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the NW/4 OF 34-2N-28, sold to the Highest Certificate has filed ice equipt. Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before NOTICE IS HEREBY TH E 134 YDS FOR Bidder, at the east end said Tax Certificate for Routh Automotive said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that GIVEN THAT CLERFE POB, TH N 456', TH E lobby of the County the Tax Deed to be #402 household goods & IMOGENE SONNIER 78', TH S 456', TH W Administrative Complex issued thereon. The a record of the proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose T. Summerlin #140 they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceeding is made, AS TRST OF THE 78' TO POB, AS DES at 6495 Caroline St., Certificate Number and household goods CLERFE SONNIER IN OR BOOK 2684 PG Milton, Florida on the year of Issuance, the 932-8986 which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be RTA holder of the follow- 1171 LESS EASE- 23rd day of June, 2008 Description of property, LEGAL 351 ing Tax Sale Certificate MENT TO STATE at 12:00 noon. Dated and Name(s) in which Gulf Breeze News heard with respect to these proposed ordinances. has filed said Tax Parcel ID: 34-2N-28- this the 30th day of it is assessed is as fol- www.GulfBreezeNews.com 5-8, 15-08 Certificate for the Tax 0000-26700-0000 April, 2008. lows: LEGAL 352 Gulf Breeze News 5/15/08

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