Schooll iis outt!!
Beach optimists toast a successful school year now that
BY MARY CLAUS Special to Gulf Breeze News news@gulfbreezenews.com
      School's Out ... for the teachers and staff of the Pensacola Beach Elementary School as of Thursday, June 5, and to celebrate a stellar year of Blue Ribbon Award winning educating, the Pensacola Beach Optimists held their annual Appreciation Luncheon the educators at Cabana Cafe.
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'Friendly natives' open beach cafe
      What started as a plan to open a beach restaurant took a four-year detour, but it was worth the wait. Joyce Brown, her son Jesse and his friend Tony Williamson opened the Native Cafe last month in Pensacola Beach's "historic district" after their initial plans were interrupted by the fire in the unit next door.
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Secrets are hard to keep
      Attending a convention, three psychiatrists take a walk. "People are always coming to us with their guilt and fears," one says, "but we have no one to go to with our problems. Since we're all professionals, why don't we hear each other out right now?
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Free fish fry planned
      The public is welcome to attend the Pensacola Beach Community Church's upcoming Fish Fry, Saturday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The food is free and includes fish, hushpuppies, cole slaw, baked beans. For details, call 932-6628 or visit www.thebeachchurch.com.
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Remember your father on Father's Day
      Sunday is Father's Day - a day when, so it has been said, more long-distance calls are made collect than any other day in the year! More importantly, however, it is a day when we pay tribute to our fathers. For many of us, the remembrances of our fathers are positive.
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This week on Pensacola Beach
      Thursday, June 12 Children's Bike Ride, 9 -10 a.m. Meet at the entrance gate to Ft. Pickens. Children of all ages with their own bikes (non-motorized) are encouraged to attend. Details: 916-3001. Bicycle to Ft. Pickens, 7:30 a.m. to noon. Meet at the entrance gate to Ft. Pickens. The ride is 14 miles round trip.
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DeLuna's 'landing' is part of Fiesta of Five Flags fun
      The pageantry and fun of the annual Fiesta of Five Flags is a way to remember Pensacola's rich history. In 1559, Spanish Conquistador, Don Tristan de Luna, established Pensacola as the first European settlement in the United States. Since that time five different flags have flown over the City: Spanish, French, British, Confederate, and American.
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