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BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News [email protected] get 65 years The city council gave developers of the Benson Complex the green Four ambush Gulf Breeze resident light for construction at Monday’s Regular City Council Meeting with seeking ‘casual encounter’ in April 2014 a 4-1 vote. The new development B M P will house three retail offices, with Y AT ELLEGRINO Dunkin’ Donuts being the anchor Gulf Breeze News [email protected] store. The council considered the site Four area residents were sentenced last Wednesday in Mil- plan located at the northeast corner ton at the Santa Rosa County Courthouse for their involve- of Northcliffe Drive and Gulf Breeze ment in a home invasion gone awry that occurred in the city Pkwy., but had major concerns over limits. adding more traffic to that overly Robert Fraser, Holly Caudle, Frank congested area. Rogers, and Teandre Altman were all sen- The project’s architect, David Al- Photo by Mat Pellegrino | GBN tenced on May 27 before Honorable Circuit sop from Sam Marshall Architects, Judge John Simon for their involvement in said that the Benson Complex de- Gulf Breeze Elementary School teacher Teri the crime and will spend a combined 65 velopers are working with the city Wildebrandt waves goodbye to students on years in prison. Rogers, Altman and Fraser and neighboring businesses to come the last day of school on May 29. One day were each sentenced to state prison con- up with a solution for traffic. prior, fifth graders from the elementary secutively earlier this year in federal court Fraser school “walked the stage” to receive their certificate of completion. More photos inside. for federal irearms offenses committed during the home invasion. See Concerns Page 3A » The state handed down their sentences last week on all four suspects in the home invasion. Back in August 2014, Caudle posted Restaurant gets a new owner and update an ad on Craigslist to meet with a Gulf Breeze resident who was looking to have BY MELANIE KORMONDY a casual encounter with a female. When Caudle Gulf Breeze News Photo by Mat Pellegrino | GBN Caudle drove to the residence to meet the [email protected] homeowner, she took along Fraser, Rogers Chef Stavros Varvouris, new owner and Altman. The blend of great Greek food, Gavin Regan and Tina Varvouris When all four defendants arrived at the succulent seafood, fork-tender stand in front of one of the murals victim’s home, Caudle distracted the vic- steaks, crisp salads, towering sand- inside the restaurant which is tim and the three other co-defendants went wiches and fresh, new ambiance reopening this week with a fresh inside the home and ambushed the vic- is back in Gulf Breeze, as Aegean look. tim. The defendants forcefully kicked and Breeze restaurant re-opens its doors punched the victim to the ground. While this week after a total remodeling inside the residence Fraser, Rogers, and project. Rogers Altman stole cash and multiple irearms. Located at the Harbourtown Once they led the Suites in Gulf Breeze on the way to scene, law enforcement was notiied of Pensacola Beach, the interior and the vehicle and a high speed chase ensued exterior has a polished look along between Santa Rosa and Escambia Coun- with its original and charming mu- ties. The high speed chase was in excess of rals, great food and family atmo- speeds of over 120 mph, but ended when sphere. Aegean Breeze’s original the defendants abandoned the vehicle off owner, Stavros Varvouris, is also of Texar Drive in Pensacola. staying in the kitchen as the execu- Altman See See Tradition Page 3A » All Page 2A »

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Submitted photo encouraged all students to think positively about math. Local RESTORE Council 1 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board “Once again our hometown heroes have Members of the Blue Angels crew congratulated students who excelled in math achieve- Room nent. Over 300 students participated in the school’s program. The Top 5 in Vicki Shull’s supported their community and made an- Frist Grade class at Gulf Breeze Elementary School are Brody Triplett, Mia Skelton, Riv- other positive impact on our children,” said GBA Chamber Executive Board Meeting ers Gurney and Dylan Bates (not pictured.) former teacher Patti Triplett. 4 p.m., GBA Chamber

Fire Department Executive Group Budget GINS planning prescribed burn soon 6 p.m., Emergency Operations Center In March 2011, a total of 216 Park Service Meteorologist to improve wildlife habitat. SSRUS Board Meeting FROM STAFF REPORTS acres were burned using aerial assist in evaluating the site spe- The exact date and time for 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Gulf Breeze News [email protected] ignition. During the night after ciic forecast, including fog in- the prescribed burns will be de- Chambers the burn, unpredicted fog oc- dices, before the burn begins,” pendent upon weather, and the Superintendent Dan Brown an- curred and, mixed with smoke, said Brown. burns will only be conducted if Tuesday Pre-Budget Workshop nounced today that if weather con- resulted in the closure of High- Fire is a natural phenomenon the conditions are right. Park 9 1:30 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board ditions permit, Gulf Islands Na- way 98 through the Naval Lives and many habitats are ire de- oficials expect that due to -hu Room tional Seashore will conduct from Oaks Area for several days dur- pendent. Putting ire back into midity levels, burning will most 1-4 small controlled burns within ing the morning hours. This the system in a controlled man- likely begin around 10 a.m. and Midway Fire Board of Commissioners the Naval Live Oaks Area between year the Park will burn smaller ner reduces fuel loads that have end by around 4:00 p.m. 7 p.m., Midway Fire Station, 1322 College June 4-6. Because of the smoke blocks of 25 acres, 30 acres, and built up from decades of ire Any public inquiries should Pkwy. and fog issues which occurred possibly two blocks of 10 acres suppression, minimizing the risk be directed to the Gulf Islands during the March 2011 prescribed each. This will limit smoke, to life, property and resources National Seashore Chief of Wednesday South End Tourist Development burn, Superintendent Brown ad- and only ground ignition will from a destructive wildire. -In Science and Resources Stew- 10 Committee vises that the Park will be taking be utilized to provide maximum troducing ire into the ecosystem ardship Cass Bromley at (850) 9 a.m., Navarre Visitors’ Center extra measures to ensure that a control of the burn areas. “We also helps to restore and sustain 916-3011, or by email at cas- similar incident does not occur. will also involve a National the longleaf pine ecosystem and [email protected]. Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Club Meeting noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf Breezer earns scholarship Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive FLASHBACKS FL-AL TPO Meeting overseas this year. While in 3 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board FROM STAFF REPORTS Tajikistan, Isabelle will re- Room Gulf Breeze News 10 Years Ago for the oil from the BP [email protected] ceive formal instruction and informal language practice in May 5, 2005 Horizon Deepwater SRIA Board Meeting Isabelle Penta, a high an immersion environment. Gulf Breeze Police leak to arrive as landfall 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting school student from Gulf The NSLI-Y program Officers Kevin Jenks, projections continued to Room Breeze, who attends Pen- seeks to increase the number Stephen Neff, Brian change for the area. sacola High School, has been of Americans who can en- Webster and Sergeant Executive Committee Meeting awarded a National Secu- gage with native speakers of Sharon Armstrong were 1 Year Ago 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council rity Language Initiative for critical languages. all commended by Chief May 8, 2014 Chambers Youth (NSLI-Y) scholarship The goals of the NSLI-Y Peter Paulding for their Seniors Mollie Johnson for 2015-2016. Isabelle will program include sparking a dedication to helping and Nick Staviski were Thursday GBA Chamber Monthly Breakfast study Persian (Tajik) in Ta- life-long interest in foreign others at the risk of their the only valedictorian/ 11 7 a.m., Andrews Performance & Research jikistan for the summer. languages and cultures and own safety and lives salutatorian pair to make Pavilion Isabelle is one of only 620 developing a corps of young during Hurricane Ivan. the Florida High School competitively selected stu- Americans with the skills Athletic Association’s 2014 dents from across the United necessary to advance inter- 5 Years Ago Academic All-State team, May 6, 2010 which recognizes athletic States who will receive a national dialogue and cross- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report scholarship to study Ara- Local emergency accomplishments and cultural opportunities in Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. bic, Chinese, Hindi, Korean, private, academic and gov- responders prepared academic and community Persian, Russian or Turkish ernment sectors. achievements FELONIES Silver, Steven Ellis, W/M, 25, 2000 block All 4 defendants 5/26/2015 Salamanca St., Navarre, probation violation sentenced to prison Baker, Clyde Albert, W/M, 43, 4000 block DUIs » Continued from Page 1A Sheriff’s Department, and the Soundpointe Dr., Gulf Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, from your friends at Gulf Breeze News Breeze, probation violation 5/28/2015 Law enforcement was even- Firearms and Explosives, and tually able to apprehend all four the Pensacola Police Depart- June 5 June 7 Brummett, Andrew Kerry, Daniel Joseph, perps. Two very young children ment were all involved with the Kent, W/M, 22, 7000 block W/M, 50, 5000 block Spruce were found in the vehicle used investigation and arrest. Assis- Joy Schulz William Schulz, Jr. Gulf Blvd., Navarre Beach, St., Gulf Breeze, DUI in the getaway. tant State Attorney Stephen Lu- lewd and lascivious behavior The Santa Rosa County ongo prosecuted the case. O’Donnell, Robert June 6 June 8 Holcomb, Travis Reed, James, W/M, 66, 7000 Colton Printiss Kyle Keenan W/M, 31, 9000 block block Navarre Pkwy., Seafarers Way, Navarre, Navarre, DUI Tammy Smith kidnap-false imprisonment Correction June Weiss June 9 Sally Hataway 5/28/2015 In the May 28 edition of 44 weekly on Wednesdays Godwin, Andrew the Gulf Breeze News, in (starting yesterday) at 7 p.m. Jackson, W/M, 31, 5000 Congratulations to this Week’s Winner the story “AFJROTC Instruc- It is also airing on radio sta- block East Bay Blvd., Gulf tor starring in TV show”, the tion WCOA 1370 Thursdays June Weiss • June 6 Breeze, probation violation, article incorrectly stated the starting today, at 10 a.m. drug possession television show was airing on Gulf Breeze News strives Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre or a Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the tickets at Note: All arrest and police reports Blab TV. The show is airing for perfection and deeply re- Roose, James Carl, published in Gulf Breeze News are Gulf Breeze News Office by July 1st on NBC WJTC UTV Channel grets the error. W/M, 59, 1000 block Bal public record and do not imply guilt. Register your birthday on our facebook page. All suspects are presumed innocent Alex Ave., Gulf Breeze, drug until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in possession a court of law.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 4, 2015 3A Tradition of good food, atmosphere will carry on menu represents the dishes exchanged hands from the he was 15 and owning a bar » Continued from Page 1A Varvouris grew up on eating, Varvouris family to Gulf and grill in Colorado. tive chef to ensure a genuine featuring Greek flavors and Breeze resident Gavin Regan “I have an old school style Greek experience. leafy spices such as oregano, and his family. Regan said of service. I am very honored No one can touch the Decades ago, Varvouris parsley, mint, dill, garlic, sea he has been eating at Aegean for people to come and spend came to the United States salt and more. Breeze since childhood, and their special occasions at quality of our food. from the island of Skopelos, The calamari, grape leaves, wants to keep the menu as my restaurant, and I want to Greece, and brought with pita and hummus, spanakopi- true to its core as possible. make the experience special Everything on the menu is him his appetite for authentic ta, gyros and pita sandwiches “Really I’m just fixing up for them,” said Regan. Greek cuisine. In 1997 he and brings a Hellenic flair right to an iconic restaurant, but Stav- Aegean Breeze is com- 100 percent Greek. his family opened Aegean the heart of Gulf Breeze. New ros is behind the stove,” said pletely updated, including a Breeze. specialty items and daily spe- Regan. “I really respect what state-of-the-art kitchen, new – Stavros Varvouris “Everything on the menu cials will also be added. Top it he (Varvouris) built.” custom booths, fresh walls Aegean Breeze Executive Chef is 100 percent Greek,” said all off with traditional, home- The two families joined and paint, new tiles and art- Varvouris, who uses reci- made Greek desserts and an forces and created an incredi- work paying homage to past, pes passed down from gen- ever-growing wine menu. ble support system to combine local fishermen. erations of his Greek family. “No one can touch the a great menu, great service, Aegean Breeze has been “My grandpa and I would quality of our food,” said and a fresh, updated atmo- around for almost 20 years, harvest seafood, take it home Varvouris. “We have a lot of sphere to produce the best and in that time it created a longer to provide the same to my grandma, and she salads and a lot of pasta, as dining experience around. following enviable to any family atmosphere, great ser- would make the most amaz- well as the best steak and sea- Regan is a veteran in dining establishment around. vice and appetizing menu that ing dishes.” food in Northwest Florida.” the dining industry, having With a fresh renovation it is locals and visitors have both The Aegean Breeze Restaurant ownership worked in restaurants since sure to be around for a lot come to love. Concerns still linger over trafic problems

» Continued from Page 1A that illegal u-turns on North- adding a mini roundabout to cliffe Drive will be at a mini- the east of the Northcliffe Dr. “I don’t think we should mum after a short adjustment access point. be held responsible for all of It will be a point of no return if we pull the period when motorists adjust The strip mall will be 7,800 the traffic in that area when trigger on this construction project. their patterns to avoid North- square feet with pavement on we haven’t caused it,” said cliffe altogether and enter the all sides, making room for 39 Alsop. establishment via the Live parking spaces and a drive- In the meantime, in order – Davis Alsop Sam Marshall Architects Oak St. driveway. through. to minimize impacts directly In addition to limiting the caused by the Benson Com- development to a right-in/ plex the city’s traffic consul- right-out configuration on the tants recommended that the Northcliffe Dr. access point, access point be limited to a tion to be accomplished with ter line of Northcliffe Drive. city staff is working with de- right-in/right-out configura- a raised barrier along the cen- Traffic consultants believe velopers on the possibility of Atlantic hurricane season expected to be quiet Serving Gulf Breeze over 35 years started noticing formation of While this period of inac- NOAA predicts that the FROM STAFF REPORTS LLC Tropical Storm Blanca, which tivity has been a boon to the weather this summer will be Pampered Pets, Gulf Breeze News formed off the coast of Mex- insurance industry, safety of- unfavorable for hurricanes. NEW CLIENTS $5 OFF [email protected] Grooming Services thru July 1st ico. ficials worry that it has cre- The hurricane formation con- Do you know what time it The storm was not expect- ated too much ease of mind ditions in the Atlantic and MAY GROOMING SPECIAL $3 OFF All Grooming/Baths is? ed to land anywhere near the for locals. the likely development of an BOARDING SPECIAL $14 PER DAY Residents in the Florida East Coast, but was expected The National Weather Ser- El Niño is expected to keep thru August 1st • Pickup/Drop-off 7 Days a Week Panhandle know what time to reach hurricane status after vice predicted that this year hurricanes at a minimum this ASK ABOUT ACTIVE MILITARY DISCOUNT it is. Monday kicked off the the Gulf Breeze News went to the Gulf Coast can expect to year. The El Nino, which is start of the Atlantic Ocean press. see anywhere between six to the warming of water in the 4327฀Gulf฀Breeze฀Parkway฀•฀Gulf฀Breeze,฀FL฀32563 hurricane season. Residents along the coast 11 named storms (storms with equatorial Pacific, is expected 850. 932.6350 | gulfbreezepetgroomer.com For the last 9 years, the na- have vague memories of Hur- winds of 39 mph or higher). to keep this hurricane season tion has dodged the bullet. The ricane Ivan, which struck the Three to six of those storms pretty dry. lack of hurricanes has given area nearly 11 years ago and could become hurricanes El Nino conditions reduce residents peace of mind, but it Hurricane Katrina, whose (storms with winds of 74 mph the intensity of tropical storms doesn’t mean this year won’t winds were felt in the area or higher), they are predicting. and hurricanes and prevent be a busy storm season. when it hit in 2005. They are also predicting zero other systems from becoming The hurricane season will The estimated losses for to two major hurricanes (Cat- powerful enough to be given run until November 30. And Katrina alone were in excess egory 3, 4 or 5; winds of 111 names. this week, forecasters already of $125 billion. mph or higher) this season. Drugs, alcohol trip up motorists traveling through Gulf Breeze

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A flower show sponsored by the Navarre Garden Club will take place tomorrow, June 5, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. and on June 6, from 9 a.m. until noon. This event BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN will be held at the Navarre Li- [email protected] brary, located at 8484 James M. Harvell Road. The theme Gate Chapter Florida Trail May 24. Terry and Caruso for this year’s flower show is Association at 850-366-2328 were representing Three Riv- “Spirit of Navarre”. for more information. ers Chapter of DAR. Vietnam Throughout the show you The schedule for the Sum- Veteran bikers” also attended will see representations of mer includes: the program to recognize the Navarre. It will be a fun l June 4 Trail Work on the Vietnam Veterans. theme for each division of Florida Trail 8:30 a.m. Memorial Day is a federal the show. View cut specimens l June 6 National Trails holiday in the United States in the horticulture division, Day Hike — Blackwater Riv- where citizens remember and beautiful floral designs in the er State Park 8:30 a.m. honor the people who died design division and a special l June 11 Trail Work on while in the service of the exhibits division. the Florida Trail 8:30 a.m. U.S.A. It used to be known The show is open to the l June 18 Trail Work on as Decoration Day. It started public and free for partici- the Florida Trail at 6:30 p.m. after the American Civil War pants. If you would like to l June 25 Trail Work on to commemorate the Union enter your horticulture or de- the Florida Trail 8:30 a.m. and Confederate soldiers who signs, please deliver them to l June 28 Wake-up Hike died in the war. But it became Martha Brenenstahl, center, presents a check for $1,963 to Sandra Corcoran and Mike the Navarre Library before 7 a.m. at Herghold 530 Fon- very popular for families to Stahl. 11 a.m. on June 4. More in- taine Street, Pensacola visit gravesites and decorate formation is available on the them with flowers. By the Navarre Garden Club website 20th century, the tradition of www.navarregardenclub.org. GFWC-Santa Rosa Memorial Day had been ex- Woman’s Club tended to honor all Americans Florida Trail who died while in the military Association Martha Brenenstahl, Presi- service. The name “Memorial dent of GFWC-Santa Rosa Day” was first used in 1882; Woman’s Club, presented a but it really didn’t become The Florida Trail Asso- commonly used until after ciation develops, maintains, check for $1,963 to Week- end Food Program volun- World War II. In 1967, Con- protects and promotes a net- gress declared the name offi- work of hiking trails through- teers, Sandra Corcoran and Mike Stahl, on May 25, the cial by Federal law. out the state, including The The Pensacola Bay area Unique Florida National Sce- last food-packing day of the school year. SRWC raised the community is rich in military nic Trail. The Association history and tradition because provides opportunities for the money with a silent auction at the club’s 50th Anniversary of its strong military pres- public to hike, enjoy outdoor ence. The Veterans Memo- recreation, gain environmen- Celebration in March. Wendy Brandon, SRWC member, rial Park is dedicated to the tal education and provide memories of those persons meaningful volunteer work. served as a food program vol- unteer. who have died in the service All activities are free except of our nation, whether in time as noted however donations of war or in peace. from non-members are wel- Daughters of the Randall Broxton, outgoing President of the Gulf Breeze Area Historical Society is passing come annd will be solicited. the responsibilities to in-coming president, David Walby. More details for each activity American Revolution Gulf Breeze Area will be found at meet-up-site. Please consult there for meet- Suzanne Terry and Al- Historical Society in Pensacola on May 9. The lightening report on the Ben- Beverly Ishol; Treasurer, up sites and the specifics of ice Wood Caruso, from Gulf The annual meeting with festivities began with Frozen son property. Much discus- Glynn McMillan; and Histo- these activities, http://www. Breeze, presented a large the accompanying annual Daiquiris and the fellowship sion followed. The officers rian, Betty Allen. meetup.com/ftawesterngate/ wreath at Veterans Memorial picnic for the GB Area His- of attendees. for 2015-2016 are: President, Also at the meeting, the and http://westgate.florida- Park in downtown Pensacola torical Society was held at At the business session, David Walby; Vice President, group thanked retiring mem- trail.org/. Contact Kean En- to honor the Vietnam Veterans. Bayshore Condominiums Gordon Sprague gave an en- Bette Sprague; Secretary, bers for their service. gie, Publicity Chair, Western This presentation occurred on GBES LAST DAY OF SCHOOL Pools Designed for Man & Man’s Best Friend! Gulf Breeze Pools and Spas creates sculptured gunite and vinyl-liner swimming pools and spas

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P. O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Do you think the Harbourtown Unit #35 Patriot Act should Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 be renewed? Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 B L N www.gulfbreezenews.com Y ISA EWELL Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

PUBLISHER Lisa Newell

EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino

SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson

NEWS REPORTER “No. I think it’s giving the Melanie Kormondy government too much power over individual citizen’s lives.” SALES DAWN BAIRD Janna DeMotts Pensacola

OFFICE MANAGER Darla Thompson

ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish

GRAPHIC DESIGN Maite George Proposed water rate increases CONTRIBUTORS “No, I do not think it should be Betty Archer Allen renewed. We are entitled to a Pam Brannon certain amount of privacy we reaching saturation point don’t get anymore.” Jack Kale CHRISTINA POWERS Dr. Robert Randel Pensacola When is enough, enough? he chose to continue fleeing? Clay Bloodworth Apparently for the South LETTERS TO THE EDITOR But why does it require so Santa Rosa Utility Systems many police cruisers to join (SSRUS) and City Coun- been set aside for capital were dropped. Of course, in a high-speed chase? Given cil the answer appears to be the length of the travel why Member: improvements on a case by there’s no section under ar- NEVER. case basis. If a portion of rest reports for “unaccusing“ couldn’t some sort of block- Florida Press Association The proposed water rate the money now reserved was the accused. ade been set up to stop the National Newspaper Assn. increase is only another conservatively invested with No knock on the police person fleeing? $0.31/1,000 gallons con- Mr. Russell and Ms. Wil- Gulf Breeze Area a simple 3 percent return then — they did what they had Chamber of Commerce sumed. So for a customer rate increase considerations to do — although having a liams did not have to die be- (“2014 Business of the Year ” consuming 10,000/month would become a thought of blanket available for a grand- cause the ultimate cause of “2003 Small Business of the Year”) they would pay an additional the past. mother in a Tshirt and shorts their death could have been “I don’t know enough about it. $3.10/month. In total, cus- So for me the answer to while in the jail holding area prevented. And what does I think they overkill the terrorist Pensacola Beach tomers using the SSRUS wa- this say about a potential di- Chamber of Commerce original question is now, would have been a little more stuff.” ter service would pay an ad- enough is enough! How about humane — and no real knock versionary tactic that could Greater Pensacola LARRY WILLHAUCK ditional $7,500/month (about a rate decrease, at least that on the papers since they don’t be employed by domestic/ Chamber of Commerce Pensacola an extra $90,000 in annual has some logic and reason- discriminate. foreign terrorists on Ameri- Navarre Tourist revenue). ableness. In the public eye arrest can soil? Development Council Now all this doesn’t seem means conviction and correc- For those of you in the Af- Santa Rosa County unreasonable by itself, so let’s MICHAEL HANDLER tions and retractions are not rican-American community Chamber of Commerce dig a little deeper to under- Gulf Breeze exactly eye-catching, excit- who are tempted to be filled stand my displeasure with the ing reading. with rage and hatred at ev- proposed water rate increase. What useful purpose does ery white police officer, I can LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Arrest reports don’t For the fiscal year ending on this practice serve other than only say that I had a mem- News welcomes your opinion. We September 30, 2014, the SS- tell the whole story reserve the right to edit a letter to fit to cater to the interests of ber of my family (Patrolman RUS had water revenues of Hilary Cudnik believed to space available. We do not accept TMI? those who delight in the mis- letters containing a personal attack approximately $1.8MM and fortunes of others? be the distant cousin of my Is there a law out there “Yes. I think they should use on any individual. Letters must be a net profit of $452 million Uncle Boley Cudnik) who somewhere that says the At least wait until there’s a limited to one per month from an which is about a 25 percent was killed in the act of per- any method possible to keep newspapers must print the conviction and then report it. individual writer. If we receive form return. During that year for forming his duty. But he was track of terrorists.” “Public Record” information? FRANCES letters, we will print only the first about 5.5 months the SS- TOM NAILE killed by a African-Ameri- I’m referring to the “Arrest STRINGFELLOW one we receive. Include your name, RUS had to pay $2.18/1,000 Gulf Breeze can. Because of the influence Reports” that list the names address and daytime phone number. gallons from ECUA because handed down to me from my Gulf Breeze of those charged with felo- Fairpoint (the normal sup- Paternal Grandfather (Dziad- CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze nies and then the special sec- Violence only plier) was unable to provide zia) Albert Joseph Bialek and News is committed to accuracy and tion where DUI’s are listed. water. exacerbates the my mother (Eileen Moran Bi- wants to hear from you if we need Once listed those actions Now Fairpoint has raised situation alek) I did not react to Hila- to make a correction or clarification. are pretty much considered their rates to the SSRUS by ry’s murder like most people Please email us at news@gulf- convictions, since there $0.31/1,000 gallons bringing I listened to Cuyahoga did. I never believed that breezenews.com with the subject seems to be no mechanism line CORRECTION or CLARIF- their new rate to $1.86/1,000 Common Pleas Judge John P. looting and burning down for reversing the information ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 gallons which is still below O’Donnell read his decision businesses would solve any- once it’s published. during office hours and ask for ECUA ($2.18/1,000 gallons). and found his thought process thing and would certainly not Recently a good friend was news or sports departments. So it seems reasonable to as- reasonable given the series bring him back. pulled over for erratic driving ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News sume the net annual profit of events he was required to My African-American will not be responsible for quality or — a result of what most of her “Unequivocally, no. It violates may increase WITHOUT describe. Whether or not you brothers and sisters, please discoloration in ads provided by the friends knew was medically our constitutional rights.” passing the rate increase on agree with his decision is im- refrain from engaging in vio- advertiser or its agents. related. She was charged with JERI BLANKENBECK to the customers. The 25 per- material given that the Law lence as it will only exacer- DUI and spent the next 9-10 Pensacola cent return could go to 27 has spoken. bate the situation. But rather Gulf Breeze News is published hours in police custody, in- percent WITHOUT any rate And certainly people can let our two communities come weekly on Thursdays for $39 per cluding being booked into the year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. increase because water is no protest peacefully and work together in reconciliation and Santa Rosa County Jail. Periodical postage paid at Gulf longer being purchased from to improve the system that love to make Cleveland once God’s word By mid-afternoon her Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. ECUA. produced such a catastrophe. again the best location in the name and mugshot had been “We continually remember Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. Today, the SSRUS is fi- Still, there are no innocent nation if for no other reason placed on Facebook and the before our God and Father your POSTMASTER: Please send nancially secure because of parties here. Certainly Mr. than to have achieved racial next edition of the local pa- work produced by faith, your la- address changes to Gulf Breeze improved budgeting. It has Russell should have obeyed harmony once and for all. News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL bor prompted by love, and your about $3.6MM dollars in “re- pers had her listed under the the order of a Police Officer 32562. DUI section. endurance inspired by hope in serves” (AKA “pooled cash”) to stop. What other lives were JOE BIALEK All content is copyrighted 2015. Two weeks later, when the of which about $1.4MM has placed in harms way because Cleveland, Ohio our Lord Jesus Christ.” Advertising rates are available upon tests came back, all charges request. —1 Thessalonians 1:3

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS June 4, 2015 7A Local pharmacist named inalist for national award

community and as a profes- Award,” said Timmons Advocacy Award will as well as students from Em- of Florida to train future Phar- FROM STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News sion. Aaron Lo- be announced at PCCA’s Re- ory University’s pharmacy macy Technicians. As part of [email protected] Peers and PCCA members pez, Sr. ception during the Internation- program. Every year Sharon her commitment to community submitted the names of po- Director al Academy of Compounding mentors pharmacy students at outreach, Sharon has joined Professional Compound- tential recipients for consider- of Pub- Pharmacists “Compounders on a variety of stages in their stud- Gulf Breeze High School’s ing Centers of America re- ation. To be considered for the lic Affairs Capitol Hill” event on Monday, ies. She teaches them not just Medical Advisory Board and cently announced that Sharon award, the female compounder at PCCA. June 8, 2015, in Arlington, Va., about pharmacy and the inno- is working in conjunction with Jordan Sims, Pharmacist and must exhibit the following: “This year’s Sims and also will be recognized at vative patient care she prac- organizers of their Academy Owner of Gulf Breeze Apoth- • Demonstrates commitment inalists rep- PCCA’s International Seminar tices, but also about the value for Health & Medical Profes- ecary in Gulf Breeze, Florida in her practice resent a group of female com- on November 4-7, 2015, in of the pharmacist as part of the sions in order to develop a new has been chosen as a inalist •฀ Demonstrates selless ad- pounding pharmacists who are Houston, Texas. triad of patient care. program designed to expose for the 2015 Evelyn Timmons vocacy locally and nationally dedicated to protecting and Sharon’s dedication to com- Sharon’s belief that every- interested students to the world Advocacy Award. The pres- on behalf of all compounding advancing today’s compound- pounding pharmacy is evident one in the pharmacy is respon- of compounding. tigious award pays tribute to pharmacists ing industry. Sharon and her in her passion to reach out to sible for good patient care led “It’s been my lifelong pas- Evelyn Timmons, a pioneer in •฀ Embraces learning and fellow inalists are committed her future colleagues. A gradu- her to accept pharmacy tech- sion to help people in dificult the compounding industry, by education to working closely with local ate of Auburn University’s nician interns from local col- situations,” said Sharon Jordan honoring a passionate, com- •฀ Fosters a successful and physicians and patients to pro- Harrison School of Pharmacy, leges and technical schools. Sims. “Compounding pharma- mitted, and tenacious female growing practice vide customized medicines for Sharon opens her practice to She registered her pharmacy as cy has allowed me to make a compounding pharmacist who “We are pleased to announce their patients whose health de- pharmacy students at Auburn a Pharmacy Technician Train- difference in people’s lives. To is advancing the compound- the inalists for this year’s pends on it.” as a preceptor for Auburn’s ing facility, developing a pro- be nominated for this award is ing pharmacy industry in their Evelyn Timmons Advocacy The recipient of The Evelyn Pharmacy Exchange Program gram accredited by the state quite an honor.”

DEATHS

Mrs. William E. ated from husband, Bill, have been mem- Reception will be held in the Thursday, May 28, 2015 at one daughter Kim Cox all of Brooks, Jr. Sullains bers of the Gulf Breeze United Music Suite after the services. Gulf Breeze Hospital in Gulf Gulf Breeze, FL, three sisters 1922 - 2015 College for Methodist Church for the past A private burial will be held in Breeze, FL. Barbara O’dell, Wanda Carmi- Women and 26 years. Barrancas National Cemetery He was born October 23, chael, and Vivian Hodge all of the Uni- She was a devoted, loving Thursday afternoon. 1931 in Sevier County, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. And 2 grand- Edward A. “Miss Ed” Brooks versity of wife to her husband for the past The family is gratefully ap- to James W. and Margret Jane children Caleb and Mikayla passed away peacefully in her Alabama. 70 years. She encouraged and preciative of the loving care giv- (Sheppard) Carmichael. Ken- Carmichael. home on Wednesday, May 27, She held a assisted him in his newspaper en to Miss Ed by her caregivers neth was a manager for Bell- Funeral services will be held 2015 with her husband and lov- Bachelor Brooks career. They had the opportunity and Emerald Coast Hospice. south and served 4 years in 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, June 2, ing family surrounding her. She of Arts De- to travel to Europe, the Far East, Donations may be made to the Air Force were he was in 2015 at Brown Funeral Home is survived by her husband, Wil- gree in Social Studies and was a and 46 of the 50 states. Upon Emerald Coast Hospice. the Korean War and then re- Chapel, Brown Funeral Home, liam E. Brooks, Jr., her sons, member of Kappa Kappa Gam- retirement they built their home Arrangements entrusted to mained in the Air Force Re- 1068 Main Street, Chipley, William E. (Linda) Brooks III, ma Soriety where she has re- on Santa Rosa Sound where Rose Lawn Funeral Home of serve for a additional 19 years Fla. with the Rev. Mike Orr of- Jordan E. (Lisa) Brooks, and mained active for 73 years. Miss they spent many hours enjoying Gulf Breeze. You may offer were he retired. iciating. Interment will follow daughters, Priscilla B. (Vincent) Ed volunteered for a number of watching the birds and water. condolences, share memories He lived in Gulf Breeze in the Glenwood Cemetery in Long and Rebecca B. (Greg) charitable organizations in Ala- Pallbearers are: Vincent Long, and sign the guestbook at: www. for the past 52 years and was Chipley, FL. Visitation will be Watson. She’s also survived bama, Indiana, and Florida. One Sam Hutto, Will Brooks, V.J. roselawn-fh.com a member of the First Baptist held one hour prior to service. by her grandchildren, Sarah B. of her favorite volunteer jobs Long, Ben Watson, and Duncan Church in Gulf Breeze, FL. In lieu of lowers donations be (John) Bigham, Will Brooks, was as a “pink lady” for over Watson. Kenneth D. Kenneth is preceded in made to the charity of choice. Georgia P. Long, V.J. Long, Ben 20 years at Gulf Breeze Hos- A visitation will be held on l death his parents, one son Ken- A special thank you to the Watson, Duncan Watson, India Carmichae pital. She enjoyed being active Thursday, June 4, 2015 from 1931- 2015 ny Carmichael, and one sister Gulf Breeze Hospital ICU Brooks and great-grandson Al- member of the Pensacola Mu- 10:00 to 11:00 AM in the Cha- June Hicks. He is survived by unit for all your special care. exander B. Bigham. sic Study Club, the Pensacola pel of Gulf Breeze United Meth- his wife Catherine B. Carmi- Family and friends may sign Kenneth D. Carmichael, Miss Ed was born in Bir- Opera Guild, and the Pensacola odist Church with Funeral Ser- chael, one son Shane Carmi- the online register at www. age 83, passed from this life mingham, Alabama. She gradu- Symphony Guild. She and her vices to follow at 11:00 AM. A chael and wife Michelle, and brownfh.net. East Hill man pleads guilty to kiddie porn charges

ber 2014 images of child pornography. Sentencing is scheduled forcement (ICE) Homeland joint investigation led to the FROM STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News and Janu- When agents executed a federal for August 17, 2015, before Security Investigations (HSI), charges in this case. It is be- [email protected] ary 2015, search warrant at Whiting’s res- Chief United States District Pensacola Police Department, ing prosecuted by Assistant he used the idence and seized his cellular Judge M. Casey Rodgers at and the other agencies that are United States Attorney David Kandel Markie Whiting, 35, social me- phone, they quickly located the the United States Courthouse part of the Northwest Flor- L. Goldberg. of Pensacola, pled guilty last dia applica- illicit material within his social in Pensacola, Florida. Whiting ida Internet Crimes Against week to receipt and distribution tions Twit- media applications. Whiting faces a mandatory minimum Children Task Force, whose of child pornography. ter and Kik then admitted to sharing child of 5 years in prison and maxi- The plea was announced by Whiting to share pornography online using Twit- mums of 20 years in prison, Pamela C. Marsh, United States images of ter and Kik. life on supervised release, and Attorney for the Northern Dis- minors engaged in sex acts. Additionally, a forensic re- a $250,000 fine. trict of Florida. In January 2015, Whiting’s view of Whiting’s digital media The case is being inves- During his plea, Whiting Twitter account was reported to revealed numerous child porno- tigated by the United States admitted that, between Octo- law enforcement for containing graphic images and videos. Immigration and Customs En- Gulf Breeze Optimist Club Limiting sugar is no-brainer HONORS

DEAR DR. ROACH: Medi- with an increased chance for against your chest and over your TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH cal advice is to reduce sugar heart attack, depending on cho- heart. LAW ENFORCEMENT consumption. Does this apply BY KEITH ROACH, M.D. lesterol levels, blood pressure, I have not seen this on the to 100 percent fruit juices, fresh family history and other risk Web anywhere. Is this true? -- fruit, sweetened cereal products very important for anyone try- factors for coronary heart dis- W.S. or other fruit-sweetened prod- ing to lose weight, even for ease. ANSWER: It’s not so new: Officer Brandon Scapin | GBPD ucts? -- R.B. people with no sugar or weight As many as 9 percent of We have long known that the ANSWER: I think it makes problems, the evidence is accu- people treated with statins have arm should be at the same Law Enforcement Officer of the Month sense to limit sugar intake, as mulating that eating too much muscle aches, which can be se- height as the heart. The arm also most North Americans take in added sugar increases future vere. should be supported. Otherwise, remarkably large quantities of risk for heart disease and dia- The treatment is stopping the readings will be slightly (or sugar. This week, while giving betes. the statin. After stopping, the not so slightly) off. a lecture at the medical school, Diabetes has become epi- average time for symptoms to *** I noticed that the carbonated so- demic in North America. The get better is two months. Only Dr. Roach regrets that he is das served contained 45 grams booklet on it provides insight 7 percent have symptoms after unable to answer individual let- of added sugar per can. That’s on its diagnosis and treatment. six months. ters, but will incorporate them more than the American Heart Readers can order a copy by Coenzyme Q-10 has shown in the column whenever pos- Association recommends in a writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 402, promise as a treatment for statin sible. Readers may email ques- day (no more than 25 grams of Box 536475, Orlando, FL myopathy, in the dose of 200 tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ added sugar per day for women, 32853-6475. Enclose a check mg a day, once daily or divided. med.cornell.edu. To view and 40 grams a day for men)! Be or money order (no cash) for It doesn’t work for everybody. order health pamphlets, visit careful of products that claim $4.75 U.S./$6 Can. with the re- *** www.rbmamall.com, or write to to be sweetened by fruit juice cipient’s printed name and ad- DEAR DR. ROACH: Re- P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, FL or fruit sugar; this still counts as dress. Please allow four weeks cently I was told that the “new 32853-6475. added sugar. for delivery. way” to take blood pressure (c) 2015 North America Gulf Breeze Optimist Club President Joe Lennon *** I do make an exception for readings was to hold your arm Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved presents Gulf Breeze Police Oicer Brandon Scapin DEAR DR. ROACH: I have fruits, as the body processes with a $50 dollar git certiicate. natural sugars from fruit dif- statin myopathy. I am in pure ferently. You can try this out at agony. I am taking muscle re- Kubik is orientation leader at MSU home by eating four medium- laxants and pain relievers. sponsored by size oranges or drinking its The muscles all over my Gulf Breeze resident Eliza- fer students, and their parents, equivalent in an 8-ounce (250 body ache. I have had pain for beth Kubik, a junior at Mis- during various registration and ml) glass of orange juice. I think two months. sissippi State University, will information sessions. you will ind a big difference in Do you have any advice or be one of 21 top students lead- Selection of orientation lead- how full you feel. remedies? -- B.A. ing 2015 orientation programs ers involves a rigorous screening Although reducing sugar ANSWER: Statin drugs are sharing their knowledge with process; more than 50 students 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Harbourtown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 is critical for diabetics and is used to reduce risk for people incoming freshman and trans- applied for this year’s positions. (850) 932-8986 | www.gulfbreezenews.com

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I've got SUNSHINE on a cloudy day My daddy used to say that the Devil was beating his wife in moments like these. It’s a strange sight for sure, when the sun shines while it’s raining. Wednesday was such a day. I was driving East on 98, auto-wipers going full tilt, headlights blazing, and yet having to wear my Costas to keep the sun out of my eyes. It doesn’t happen very often, but when it does, I always seem to take note. I’m not a superstitious person. I will gladly walk under a ladder. I’ve let quite a few black cats cross my path and I have never worried about a broken mirror. I don’t throw salt over my shoulder or knock on wood. I don’t believe that you can tell the sex of a baby by how high the mother is car- rying or that crazy pencil trick. I might eat black eyed peas on New Years, but that is just a good excuse. Even so, it seems special to me when it Children 5 to 9 years old are sunshines during the rain. more likely to be victims of dog bites. A responsible adult should The very idea of such a dichotomy fascinates always supervise play between me. Most rain storms are gloomy and dark. Bright children and dogs. days are usually accompanied by blue skies. Nev- er the two shall meet, or so you would think. Days like this remind me that life is full of ambiguities and unexpected moments. Sunshine during a rainstorm doesn’t it the oth- Be safe ... er cliches about opposites. It tells us that the light even nice at the end of the tunnel might come in the middle. It proclaims that the silver lining might not need a cloud and that good things might come to those who are not inished waiting. It says something completely different. It proudly pronounces that dogs can bite life isn’t always us and them, or me or you. It says that things can be bad and good at the same time. It reminds us that sometimes gray is the most Almost half of American households have beautiful and real of colors. a dog. Dogs can make our lives better by pro- As a pastor, I have learned the truth that life viding companionship, decreasing stress and is full of rainy sunshine illed days. One friend helping us stay active. It is no wonder they who went through a painful divorce told me that are called “man’s best friend”. But sometimes while it hurt miserably, it was actually the very even a well-trained, well-behaved dog will bite. thing that gave her a second chance at love and According to the Centers for Disease Control living. Another faced cancer and found the depth (CDC) there are approximately 4.5 million dog of friendships unrealized before. Some folks have bites in the U.S. each year. lost jobs and after the hopelessness and depression that tags along only to ind a whole new career The Florida Department of Health path and calling. Life is full of rainy sunshine in Santa Rosa County would like to illed days. share some tips for preventing dog The Apostle Paul understood this truth when he bites: wrote, “ That is why, for Christ’s sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecu- n Do not allow small children to play tions, in dificulties. For when I am weak, then with a dog unsupervised. Children between I am strong.” (I Corinthians 12:10). Like Paul, I the ages of 5 and 9 are the ones most often want to encourage any of us who are struggling bitten. A responsible adult should always with the rain. I want to invite you to look for the supervise play between children and dogs. sunshine in your rain. I urge you to consider what might actually be good about the pain you are n Do not disturb a dog that is sleep- feeling. It might be raining in your life, but the ing, eating or caring for puppies. sun might be shining, too! Love one. Love another. n Do not encourage a dog to play Although known as man’s best friend, even well behaved dogs can bite if they are surprised or aggressively. disturbed.

If you are bitten by a dog: to the emergency room immediately. n Do not approach or try to pet an unfamiliar dog, especially if it is acting strangely. n Immediately wash the wound with n Report the bite to animal control, soap and warm water. the county health department or the po- Gulf Breeze News is looking for sponsors to lice. n If approached by an unfamiliar dog, help local animal shelters showcase their pets. stay still. Do not move. n If the wound is not serious, apply To sponsor, call (850) 932-8986. antibiotic cream and cover with a clean, Rabies is another disease that can be con- dry bandage. tracted from a dog bite, although it is rare in Taco n Do not run from the dog or make the U.S. where most pets are vaccinated against Reference Num: A85404 loud noises. rabies. However, if the vaccination status of Jack Russell Terrier n It is possible for a bite from a dog the dog is not known, or the animal cannot be Female, Spayed to become infected from bacteria in the located, contact your health care provider. Ra- 5 years old n Avoid eye contact, which can be dog’s mouth. Tetanus is one of the diseas- bies in humans is usually fatal, but can be pre- Hi everyone! My name is interpreted by the dog as a sign of aggres- es that can be transmitted by a dog bite. vented if the person bitten receives the rabies Taco and I’m just as fun sion. Get a tetanus booster if it has been more vaccine as soon as possible. as my name! I love to run than 5 years since your last tetanus shot. For more information on dog bite preven- around and play. At the end n Speak in a firm voice and tell the tion visit the Florida Department of Health of the day, I can be your lap dog! If you would dog “No” or “Go home”. n If the wound becomes painful, red, website at http://www.loridahealth.gov/pro- like to be my forever home, come see me at the swollen or warm, seek medical attention. grams-and-services/prevention/dog-bite-pre- Santa Rosa County Animal Shelter! 4451 Pine vention/index.html or the CDC website at Forest Rd., Milton, FL 32583. (850) 983-4680 n Back away slowly or wait for the http://www.cdc.gov/features/dog-bite-preven- dog to pass. n If the wound is serious or the bleeding cannot be stopped, call 911 or go tion/index.html.

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year,” he explains. With Memorial Day list of medication, but he does have a BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News coming up, he has many memories of pacemaker. He does not use a wheel- [email protected] his World War II experiences — a time chair and walks up and down the long his daughter Margaret Donigan calls “a wide staircase at his home without help, World War II Navy Veteran George deining time in his life”. hanging on with one hand to the railing Conover Sr. of Gulf Breeze is into his Conover still lives in his two-level for “steadying”. 100th year of life — he will be 100 large home in Gulf Breeze, near The But above all, his memory of his Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News this October — and told me that he is Zoo, that he and his wife built in 1981, own history is quite amazing. He was George Conover, Sr. walks with a cane some weeks when he comes looking forward to the rest of this year, when they moved from the Milton area born in October 1915 in Ohio. His wife to church. Pictured at St. Paul UMC in Midway with his son George including holidays with the family, as to Gulf Breeze. His rooms that he uses Margaret, he said, was a year older than Conover, Jr. and one of his daughters, Margaret (Conover) Donigan. much he ever has. “My four children are most -- bedroom, sitting room, dining he, and was born in Kansas. He recalls the greatest gift God has ever given me area, bathroom, etc -- is in the spacious details of his years as a Navy pilot, his — I am most thankful for them. They upstairs area, and one of his daughters irst date with his wife, his days teach- are wonderful, all of them!” he said. and her family live downstairs. “He has ing, and many many more life events. “Then they sent me to Pensacola Sr. a light instructor at Naval Air Sta- Conover’s family celebrated his 99th been needing a little more help recently, His son tells me that George Sr. has and I learned all about navigation and tion for a while. birthday last October with a big party, like getting dressed and such, “ explains three college degrees before entering sea planes. They sent me to the wa- After photo school, George Sr. was and plan to have another big one this his son George Conover, Jr. the Navy — one Master of Arts, one terfront to learn to ly over water. Isent to Jacksonville, and his wife and October. They say the only thing miss- George Jr. and his wife live in a History, and one in foreign service. He learned all about lying the M3. Myhe stayed in touch. “Then I got orders ing was their Mom, who passed away home right next door, also built by the later got another degree from a college wife was working for the government to go to sea, and they gave me one at age 98 two years ago. “This would family in the 80’s and another daugh- in Miami in education, which he used in some of those buildings at the Naval month’s leave. It took me ive days have been her 100th birthday ter of George Sr. and to teach in Milton for many years after Air Station along the water. She had a just to get checked out of Jacksonville, her husband live in leaving the military. In fact, the Milton degree in art, and as an artist thought and they counted that against my leave, a home on the other High record keepers said they believe there might be something she could do which I never thought was fair,” he re- side of the origi- he is the only teacher who taught at to help the government in the war. She calls. “I then got on a train and headed nal home. All three both the old Milton High and the “new- and some other women did drawings, to Baghdad to see Margaret. But when houses are close er” school when classes were moved. for airplane repairs. That is when I met I got there, she jumped on the train and together on the With his family in Ohio, Conover her.” Her family was living in Bagdad, had a suitcase in her hand. She told me spacious property relocated here after his military ser- near Milton. that she had just gotten word that my down a very long vice because of his wife. Though she “There was a dance for all of us, and two brothers were home in Ohio, and private drive. was born in Kansas, her father moved someone gave her my name and it was a there was going to be a big celebration George Sr. has here to work with a surveying company blind date. We had a ball. But there was for them because they both were heroes very few health is- in the 1920s, and that is how Conover a time when I thought our relationship in the war, and I needed to go while I sues for someone and his wife ended up with the Midway was going to be interrupted, and maybe was still here. She announced that she nearing 100 years property to build their family homes. never more than good friends. I was was going with me, and off we went to of age. He wears Her father found the property while sur- stationed at Bronson Field, off Perdido Ohio on the train.” hearing aids, and veying the shoreline area in Midway, Bay, and I didn’t have a car. I was a po’ They got as far as Cincinnati, which sometimes has and decided getting a hold of some of boy, you see,” and he laughs. “She had was a couple days from his family’s to have people that property “might be a good invest- a car but couldn’t spend the gas money home. “I told her when we reached write questions ment for the future”. to come all the way over to see me. We there that I didn’t know if I was com- down for him to George Sr. signed up for the U.S. became good friends for some time. ing back from this thing or not, but I answer when he Navy “just before the war broke out”. But then the Navy sent me to photo asked ‘would you like to get married?’ cannot hear them That would be World War II. Two of his school back at Naval Air Station, and She told me she believed she would. -- although we brothers signed up as soon as Pearl har- she was working right there, and would So right there, in Cincinnati, we went had no problem bor was struck. “I wanted to go out on come out and talk to me while I was to a jewelers to get a ring. The jeweler chatting with- a ship, but they wouldn’t let me. They waiting for the doors of the school to had wedding rings priced $2, $4, and $6 out use of paper took me into aviation, even though I open in the morning. That was about a — I went irst class, and got a $6 ring! and pen. He didn’t want to go. I didn’t want to be year before we got married, and the re- Then we quick found a taxi driver and wears glasses. up there in the air, especially all by my- lationship grew that way at irst.” told him we wanted to get married right There are self,” he laughs. “But they trained me to George Jr said the reason his dad was now. he asked if we wanted a minister days he “gets be a sea plane pilot at irst.” He said he a “po boy” in the service was because or a judge, and we said minister. He The dashing image of Conover when he was in the World War II. He learned to fly confused”, his was sent to Ft. Leavenworth for light he was sending all his military pay back took us to a Methodist minister.” U.S. Navy during family said. He training, then to Corpus Christi. Then to top his two sisters to help them attend seaplanes in Pensacola. is not on a long this area, to Corry Field. college. The Navy also made George See WWII Page 4B » The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!

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» Continued from Page 1B Pensacola Beach is our largest park. Citizens from every district represented on George Sr. recalls the minister was getting ready to marry another couple. “He asked us did we have this board go to the beach. There is no other park in Escambia County that can a blood test or a license, and we said no. He took us downstairs and did a blood test, and said come back say that. It brings a lot of revenue to the county. We need to keep that in mind. in a couple hours for the results. We were so ner- vous. We went to a greasy spoon diner, and ended up not being able to eat what we ordered — it was too – Grover Robinson greasy,” he laughs. Escambia County commissioner representing Pensacola Beach When they got back to the minister’s home, the blood test was ine and he gave them a license. “The other couple who he was marrying stood up with us as witnesses,” he recalls. With lease fees in question, They spent the night there, and then got into Mid- dleton, where his family lived, on a Sunday morning. No one was home since the church had planned a spe- cial breakfast for his two brothers home from war. “My mom was upset with me, for sure, when she SRIA tightens its budget got home because I got married before I got there, and because she didn’t even know we were coming of years and work and effort as well as planning home,” he said. BY PAM BRANNON county board, said, "We have to ind some relief When asked why they didn’t wait until they got Gulf Breeze News for leaseholders paying both by the end of this to get to that point,” he said. all the way home to Middleton, he looked like the [email protected] year.” County commissioners agreed through com- answer should be obvious, and said “Look how Lovoy had identiied some services that Es- ments over the 105 minute discussion that Pen- much time of that 30 days we had already lost, and it Looks like the Santa Rosa Island Authority is cambia County could “fold” into its budget and sacola Beach was indeed a “jewel” for Escambia would mean we had to wait another two days before going to need to cut its budget anywhere from 30 get off the plate of the SRIA board. She talked County, bringing revenue for the entire county to we could get married. Neither of us wanted to lose percent to over half for 2016, thanks to the ac- about road repair and maintenance, and facility use. Commissioner Robinson said, “Pensacola tions being taken by the Escambia County Com- another minute.” management, and ire rescue being taken out of Beach provides 45 percent of the tourism dol- Conover still has vivid memories of the war and mission. The county has discussed the issue of the SRIA budget and the costs taken over by the lars for Escambia County. We need to maintain a the kind of training he had to do on those sea planes. charging both lease fees and ad valorem taxes county. “The island authority does pay an extra higher commitment to Pensacola Beach than to He can explain exactly how he had to sit low, almost at its last two meetings and Commissioner Gro- $200,000 for ire protection in addition to their some parts of the rest of the county in some areas lying down, and can tell you what the instructors ver Robinson made a motion that was supported MSBU,” Lovoy told the commissioners. of services. We need to keep the level of services by his colleagues to work toward reducing the told them, what he saw and heard while lying, etc., “And they pay the county $75,000 for ambu- where they are now to keep the tourism going.” SRIA budget by 2016 somewhere between 30 it is like it was “yesterday” to him — on most days! lance service, which the rest of the communities Robinson also suggested that perhaps the He came out of the Navy a full lieutenant. He percent to 66 percent. in the county do not pay. They could just stop county make a request of the state legislature to joined the Navy in 1941 and left the Navy in 1945. The SRIA board agreed unanimously at their paying that to the county. There is also a $2.7 amend the original statute that created the Santa They moved just north of Milton. His wife had saved last week’s meeting that it would be “dificult” million budget out there for public and recre- Rosa Island Authority over 50 years ago to bet- the money he was sending home, since she was liv- to face, but something that had to be done. Board ational facilities maintenance. The county could ter incorporate issues like lease fees and ad va- ing with her family, so they bought some property of member Karen Sidell said at least the SRIA fold that into their budget, too.” lorem taxes and how that can be handled. The their own. “People told me back then, in 1945, that board will have the opportunity to “have a voice Members of the Island Authority board and county attorney said Okaloosa island faced that I spent too much money on that property at $3 an in the process, instead of sitting back and letting staff addressed the county commissioners, ex- issue 20 years ago, and are still dealing with it. acre for about 500 acres — most folks were paying destiny decide.” plaining some costs. Public Safety Director for But they asked the state legislature to amend The discussions came from the last Commit- 30 cents and 40 cents an acre for land in that area.” the beach, Bob West, explained the costs for their statute, and ti was done to help them navi- Later they bought another 80 acres south of Chu- tee of the Whole meeting in May when reports lifeguards when the issue was raised. “The ac- gate those waters. muckla Hwy. for $10 an acre. were given by both the county’s budget depart- tual costs, if you take off the EMS cost we pay County Commission Chair Steven Barry said He got a job as a teacher at a Milton school, from ment representative Amy Lovoy and from the now and some other things the county is talk- if the county was going to do that, it should be where he retired in 1980. “I went to the school in Mil- consultant hired by West Florida Planning Coun- ing about, the budget to operate for lifeguards is done by early Fall. Commissioners agreed that it ton and told them I would take anything. They had me cil to take an overall look at the SRIA budget right at a million dollars.” would be a good idea. tech 4th grade. I also taught some returning veterans, and see what would happen if lease fees were County Commissioner Doug Underhill said Commissioner Underhill said, “I am com- and that was fun teaching men who had never gotten eliminated on the island. Lease fees are the way he was not sure lifeguards were really needed out pletely agnostic as to whether the SRIA contin- the SRIA pays operating costs on the beach. through elementary school.” he taught grade school, at the beach. “Most beaches on the east coast do ues to exist, or shrinks, or expands. I believe we then high school all in Milton until he retired. All county commissioners agreed during their not have lifeguards. Your liability actually goes should look at what are the services we offer to Sometime before 1980, he and his wife subdivid- discussion that lease fees should not stay in place up with lifeguards because of the perceived safe- other taxpayers of Escambia County that should ed the property north of Chumuckla Hwy. and sold it with ad valorem taxes now being levied. ty factor. Your liability goes down with a sign be provided to every taxpayer and make sure that for $6,000 and acre at 4 percent interest, and held the Commissioner Wilson Robertson summed up saying swim at your own risk. I am not sure life- is done for the taxpayers of the beach.” notes on each property sold. “Again people told me I his feelings about lease fees and ad valorem taxes guards is an obligation for the county to pay.” Robinson told his fellow commissioners, could have sold the property for a lot more or I sure about the same way most of the other commis- SRIA board member and former county com- “Pensacola Beach is our largest park. Citizens could have charged more interest, but I didn’t want sioners voiced concerns, “I am so against double missioner Dave Pavlock told commissioners, from every district represented on this board to do that to people when I had bought it for so much taxation that my directive would be that if most “About 20 years ago, Pensacola Beach was go to the beach. There is no other park in Es- people are now resolved that they have to pay ad less,” he said. His son said those notes on those prop- declared the most dangerous beach in America cambia County that can say that. It brings a lot erties gave his mom and dad an extra income until a valorem taxes, the lease fees need to go away,” – people were drowning out there. SRIA took the of revenue to the county. We need to keep that couple years before her death two years ago. Robertson said. “I think we need to ind the ser- bull by the horns and started hiring lifeguards in mind.” When he retired, his wife’s father decided to give vices on Pensacola Beach that we give the rest of and today it is different. We are one of the saf- The SRIA staff and board members are his children some of the properties he purchased the county and take them over to get them off the est beaches in the country. And when you come moving ahead to try to identify what a budget when he was surveying, and he gave George and his budget of the SRIA. I would like to eliminate as across the bridge you notice how clean our beach for 2016 would look like if the roads, rec fa- wife the property in Midway. They built their home much of the double taxation as possible as soon is, also. On our long, narrow eight-mile beach cilities and ire and rescue were taken out of there in 1981. as possible.” we only have one trafic light, unlike some other their budgets and what a 30 percent or more Commissioner Grover Robinson, who is "It’s been a good life! And it isn’t over yet!" he areas like Panama City Beach and Destin. We decrease in their budgets would mean to ser- says. the representative for Pensacola Beach on the are family friendly beach, and it has taken a lot vice levels.

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It was 25 years ago when Tina Turner belted out the lyrics “You’re simply the best — better than all the rest.” The lyrics could best describe the athletes of Gulf Breeze High, who last week, won the Class 5A Academic State Championship for the fourth straight year. “We are extremely proud and honored to represent the Santa Rosa County School District and the Gulf Breeze community as the FHSAA Class 5A Academic State Champions for a fourth consecutive year,” Principal Jason Weeks said. Gulf Breeze led wire-to-wire this year, leading after both the fall and winter sports seasons, being the irst school with 100 points after the winter sports season (schools earn 10 points for an individual team championship, nine for second, all the way to one points for 10th place). GBHS’ 155 points was 59 points better than runner up Riviera Beach Suncoast and was also the highest point total in the entire state. “GBHS continues to set the bar for academic excellence,” Santa Rosa County School Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick said. “The student-athletes at GBHS have once again demonstrated excellence on the ield and in the classroom. Congratulations to the students, parents and the talented faculty and staff.” The four straight 5A state titles ties the longest such streak in the state. Tampa’s Berkeley Prep has won the last four in Class 4A and ive straight, including their 3A crown in 2011. Bradenton’s Lakewood Ranch, the last school to best GBHS back in 2011 for the 4A title, has also won ive straight titles (the last two in 7A and two in 6A). Gulf Breeze won’t be able to make ive straight in 5A as they will be moving up to 6A this year. GBHS is one of two Academic State Champions in Santa Rosa County as Pace won the 6A title by edging Ocala Vanguard by four points (104-100). “Can you believe it??? WOW, that is a major accomplishment,” Wyrosdick said. The lone GBHS spring sport to win a – Illustration by Maite George state title was the baseball team, with a team grade point average of 3.486. It was the ifth consecutive title for the baseball team. “I would like to congratulate our young men and their parents on winning the State Academic Award for 5A. I would also like to thank the faculty in staff at GBHS for doing such a great job with our student ath- We serve a community which letes.” The student-athletes at GBHS The baseball team gave Gulf Breeze values education and supports (This is) another feather in have once again demonstrated (outgoing Athletic Director High ive team state champions this us in every way possible. It school year, along with boys and girls excellence on the ield and in is truly a team effort... Kudos Mark) Kostic’s hat. He is basketball, football and boys golf. the classroom. Congratulations “We serve a community which values to our teachers, educational the one that started this to the students, parents and the education and supports us in every support employees, our students, and kept sending our stuff way possible,” Weeks said. “It is truly talented faculty and staff. a team effort from supportive parents and all our supporters for their in. Kos, you are really going to be missed. to committed business partners. The commitment to excellence. civic organizations have always been tremendously supportive of our students – Tim Wyrosdick – Randy Renfroe – Jason Weeks and staff. Kudos to our teachers, Santa Rosa County School Superintendent, GBHS Baseball coach on the educational support employees, our GBHS Principal, on the school’s fourth on the GBHS’ fourth consecutive 5A baseball team's fifth consecutive students, and all our supporters for their consecutive 5A Academic State Championship Academic State Championship Academic State Championship commitment to excellence.” See Gulf Breeze, Page 4C » Great New Listings! PLANTATION HILL SUBDIVISION PORTOFINO PENTHOUSE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1-4PM

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Photos courtesy of William Rutherford Photography SoundWave Band award winners From left: Andrew Carney was named Most Outstanding Senior Bandsman, Sara Fabbro the Most Overall Outstanding Bandsman and Hank Landrum the John Philip Souza Band Award winner at the recent GBHS SoundWave Band Awards Banquet. Awarding them their plaques is GBHS SoundWave Band Director Neal McLeod.

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2015 STANDINGS SOUTH DIVISION (AS OF 5/31) WEATHER CANCELS PAIR OF WAHOO Biloxi (MIL) 30-19 - Mississippi (ATL) 26-21 3 Mobile (ARI) 24-25 6 Pensacola (CIN) 21-27 8.5 #20 Jacksonville (MIA) 19-30 11 GAMES; IN MOBILE THIS WEEK NORTH DIVISION (AS OF 5/31) CARLOS GONZALEZ Chattanooga (MIN) 29-19 - BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Tennessee (CHC) 27-23 3 6-1, 195 LB. P Birmingham (CWS) 24-26 6 [email protected] Montgomery (TB) 23-26 6.5 AGE: 25 Jackson (SEA) 20-27 8.5 Mother Nature was the ­winner­in­the­inal­two­games­ A native of Mission Hills, of­the­Pensacola­Blue­Wahoos'­ Calif., Gonzalez was selected 2015 HOME series­against­the­­Mississippi­ by the Cincinnati Reds in Braves.­The­Wahoos­will­ the 21st round of the 2011 SCHEDULE conclude­a­ive-game­series­in­ First-Year Player Draft out of Cal State Northridge. Mobile­Friday­before­hosting­ JUNE Gonzalez had a 4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio between 6 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM the­Jacksonville­Suns­for­ive­ Rookie League Billings and the Reds' Arizona Fall League 7 vs. Jacksonville, 4:00 PM games­starting­on­Saturday. team. He went 3-3 in six starts with Low-A Dayton in 2012 8 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM The­Wahoos­inished­May­ before going 3-2 with Advanced-A Bakersfield in 2013. He 9 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM with­a­15-13­record­after­ went a combined 5-0 last year between Bakersfield and 10 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Pensacola with an 1.84 earned run average. 17 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM ­starting­April­6-14. 18 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 19 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM 7, Mississippi Braves 5 (14 20 vs. Mobile, 6:30 PM innings, May 27):­Ray­Chang­ 2015 SOUTHERN 21 vs. Mobile, 2:00 PM had­three­hits,­including­a­double­ to­key­a­three-run­14th­as­the­ LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS ­Wahoos­won­a­four­and­a­half­ BATTING (AS OF MAY 31) JULY hour­marathon­with­the­Braves.­ TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Braves 4, Blue Wahoos 2 Biloxi 1535 200 419 21 188 168 270 54 .348 .379 .273 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM (Thursday) Chattanooga 1605 270 429 46 251 168 380 47 .341 .441 .267 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM :­Pensacola­scored­ Montgomery 1693 235 446 34 221 166 434 42 .335 .406 .263 9 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM ­single­runs­in­the­irst­and­­second­ Birmingham 1682 189 435 19 177 145 403 52 .327 .361 .259 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM innings­before­­Mississippi­scored­ Mobile 1661 196 427 26 183 139 350 23 .319 .376 .257 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM four­of­the­ifth.­ Mississippi 1535 184 394 10 167 158 300 37 .331 .324 .257 12 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 PM Braves 1, Blue Wahoos 0 Tennessee 1615 216 405 31 195 202 367 26 .336 .368 .251 13 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM Jackson 1596 207 399 22 185 188 373 38 .335 .363 .250 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM (Friday):­A­seven-inning,­three- Jacksonville 1624 166 392 21 148 151 358 16 .307 .340 .241 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM hit,­10­strikeout­­performance­by­ Pensacola 1519 161 365 16 150 158 357 32 .317 .338 .240 22 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM Robert­Stephenson­was­spoiled­ PITCHING (AS OF MAY 31) 23 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 24 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM by­a­Mississippi­run­in­the­ Biloxi 30-19 3.24 5 14 350 159 148 22 152 376 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM ­bottom­of­the­eighth. Tennessee 27-23 3.31 5 14 372 194 161 17 177 397 26 vs. Biloxi, 4:00 PM Saturday game, then Mississippi 26-21 3.52 4 19 408 187 163 14 163 310 Sunday doubleheader Pensacola 21-27 3.53 4 14 401 186 162 21 181 334 postponed:­The­Wahoos'­next­ Mobile 24-25 3.71 3 13 426 205 180 24 164 350 Jacksonville 19-30 3.84 5 16 402 200 184 29 148 357 AUGUST trip­to­Mississippi­is­a­ive-game­ series­starting­June­25­-­which­ Birmingham 24-26 3.96 2 12 439 223 196 32 149 361 7 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Montgomery 23-26 4.03 4 10 421 218 196 29 189 400 8 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Manager Pat Kelly goes through a series of signal during a recent opens­the­second­half­of­the­ Chattanooga 29-19 4.07 5 13 423 205 188 22 139 384 9 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 PM Wahoos game. They return home on Saturday. Southern­League­season. 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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Big catches for the Butlers Noble Davidson, Danielle Butler, Mark Butler and Wendi Butler show off their catches during the Optimist Fishing Rodeo two weeks ago. The Sertoma Family Fishing Rodeo is this weekend. GB Sertoma hosting 25th annual Family Fishing Rodeo this weekend

Enjoy a weekend of ishing with your family and friends on June 6-7 at the Gulf Breeze South Shoreline Park. The Rodeo will feature 18 ish categories for the Master Angler and 13 categories for the Jr Angler (age 14 and under). The Master Categories are Amberjack, Blueish, Bonita, Cobia (M&J) Dolphin (M&J), Flounder, Grouper, King Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Mackerel (M&J), Mullet, Redish, Baseball 5-peat Sheepshead (M&J), Skipjack, Snapper, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, 2015 GBHS valedictorian Gant Player, shown here heading to first after a walk in the district tournament, helped the Dolphin baseball team win its Wahoo (M&J), White Trout and for fifth straight Academic State Championship. the Jr Angler Categories are Blueish, Bonita, Croaker, Flounder, Grouper, Mullet, Pinish, Redish, Skipjack, Snapper, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Gulf Breeze Trout and White Trout. Sertoma is adding the Lion Fish to score in one category to assist in the elimination of this ish in local coastal High School wins waters. Divers and Spear anglers are welcome to participate. The coveted Skip Tanner hand hammered replica ish trophies for 1st fourth straight place and Custom Coin Medallions for 2nd and 3rd place with cash. Special merchandise gift awards for top Senior and Junior Male and Lady Academic State Angler will also be awarded. Prizes posted for the Lion Fish are First – LUMI NOX Navy Seal Divers championship Watch donated by Bere Jewelers and a Skip Tanner Trophy and cash awards are being given for second and third place.

The leader board results will be online on » From Page 1C the event site from 1-5 p.m. each day. THE BEST - AGAIN The entry tickets are available at Renfroe credits outgoing GBHS our Ticket outlets and at Gulf Breeze Athletic Director Mark Kostic for GBHS won the 5A Academic Bait and Tackle. Check with the local getting all the grades in to the FHSAA State Championship for the fourth merchants with the Event Poster in their over the years. consecutive year. The following is window. They have a supply of sponsor the top five in Class 5A “(This is another feather in Kostic’s tickets which may be available for the Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze 155 hat,” Renfroe said. “He is the one that asking. Sertoma appreciates the support Suncoast (Riviera Beach) 96 Big flounders started this and kept sending our stuff Eastside (Gainesville) 76 of our sponsors. in. Kos you are really going to be Titusville 74 Sertoma will also have a youth Fishing Scott and Jace Amberson show off their catches during the Optimist Fishing missed.” Land O’Lakes 71 Educational Program for Junior Anglers Rodeo two weeks ago. The Sertoma Family Fishing Rodeo is this weekend. The following is the highest point GBHS inished the school year presented by Fish Florida. This is a very totals from all classifications: with 10 different sports that placed educational experience and will include totaling over $8,000 in value and you art we will have ten our local artists Gulf Breeze (5A) 155 in the top three of their respective Berkeley Prep (Tampa - 4A) 144 a rod with a reel on completion of the can make your payments directly to the exhibiting at the Rodeo site. sports. Boys track (3.403 team GPA), Ransom Everglades (Miami-4A) 139 course. Check in from noon-4 p.m. each Gulf Breeze Sertoma. All proceeds of the Rodeo go to the girls track (3.667) and girls lacrosse Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton-7A) 136 day. This is a great opportunity for our Items include overnight stays at resort support of many local youth projects Carrollwood (Tampa - 3A) 125 local youth and their young families hotels, merchandise baskets, dinner and the youth services agencies in Santa (3.764) all inished third, as did girls Pace (6A) 109 weightlifting. Volleyball was a state who may be interested in learning how certiicates for many local restaurants,Rosa and Escambia Counties. Plant (Tampa - 8A) 103 merchandise and services certiicates. All the details of the Rodeo regarding runner up during the fall season. to ish correctly and catch that Big One. Sports that won individual If you are looking for refreshments They will also have a Rafle entry with Tickets, Schedules, Rodeo Program, Girls tennis (3.832) inished fourth, while boys weightlifting (3.02) was Academic State Championships and food it is also available. The Fish premium gifts and certiicates. About the Rodeo, Score Board, SER- seventh, softball (3.374) ninth and this season: Football, boys golf, Plates will sell for $5 and free hot dogs All the details of the Silent Auction TOMA can be found on our Site www. boys lacrosse (3.361). Lacrosse teams boys basketball, girls basketball, and hamburgers for all entrants. Soft and Rafle items are listed on the Rodeofamilyishingrodeo.com. Local Contact: baseball drinks are also available for sale. Web Site www.FamilyFishing Rodeo. Andy McKeown 291 0411 or Wil Per- were all placed in one classiication. There is a Silent Auction having items If you are looking for unusual marine gande 287-5127. Pelican Lawn Inc. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Full Service Lawn Care and Landscaping No Contracts • Free Estimates Serving Santa Rosa & Escambia Licensed & Insured 850-554-0332

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Tiger Point hosted the Gulf Coast Girls Softball All Star Tournament Saturday and Sunday. TP's 16-under team had the best showing, winning three games in the losers bracket ­before­inishing­third. Molino 10, Tiger Point 2: Molino scored three times before blowing the game open with a six-run fourth. Mariah Mayuga had two hits and scored both of Tiger Point’s runs. Sarah Shearman went 2-for- 2, while Madi Schluter and Carson Townsend both had one hit. Tiger Point 9, Perdido 4: Lakin Grindland and Maddie Terrance both went 3-for-4, while Schluter had two hits and two runs scored as Tiger Point stayed alive in the losers bracket. Grindland scored three times, while Mayuga, Shearman and Kerrigan Neal all went 2-for-3. Hannah Feerick had a hit and a run scored in the win. Tiger Point 8, Pace 3: Grindland singled, doubled and scored once, while Mayuga delivered a pair of singles as TP jumped­out­to­a­4-0­irst­inning­ Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News lead in a win over Pace. Schluter, Shearman, Neal and Eye on the ball Terrance all had a hit and a run Mariah Mayuga fires to the plate for the Tiger Point 16s during scored, while Townsend and the Gulf Coast Girls Softball Association All Star Tournament Cassidy Phillips both had hits. Saturday at Tiger Point Park. Tiger Point 7, Northeast Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Pensacola 2: Shearman singled, doubled and scored twice as Firing to first Tiger Point broke a 2-2 tie with a Lakin Grindland throws to first in between innings for the Tiger Point 16s Saturday. ive-run­second­inning.­ Schluter and Grindland both singled and doubled in the win, while Mayuga and Terrance both had two singles. Feerick and Phillips both singled and scored a run for Tiger Point. Myrtle Grove 8, Tiger Point 0: Tiger Point mustered only four hits in its fourth game of the day. Grindland had two hits, while Shearman and Terrance had one each.

8-under Tiger Point 10, NEP 5: Tiger Point broke a 1-1 tie with one in the second and three in the third and fourth to notch the host park’s lone win on Saturday. Luci Vatsolakis had three hits, including a double, a run scored and three RBIs. Bri Taylor went 3-for-3 with a triple, a run scored Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News and two RBIs. Bri Taylor takes a big swing for the Tiger Point 8s Saturday. Taylor Daniel, Kylie Pearson, Brice Worman, Kenzi Douglas and Elyenne Vatsolakis all had Sharrett, Taylor, Douglas and scored once. One of Gottstine’s two hits and Shealynn Jarrett, Mann all had two hits. Worman two hits was a triple. She also Kayleigh Fell and Lilly Mann all and Luci and Elyenne Vatsolakis had an RBI. had one hit each. all had one hit each. Fell and Jordan Harrel singled and Daniel, Pearson, Worman Sharrett both scored twice. scored once, while Madison and Lenna Vatsolakis all scored Morris had a single and Hannah twice, while Jarrett, Worman and 12-under Waltman a run scored. Douglas all drove in a run. Myrtle Grove 6, Tiger Point Northeast Pensacola 11, Myrtle Grove 9, Tiger Point 5: Tiger Point scored four in the Tiger Point 3: Information was 8: Myrtle Grove scored the game- fourth to make it close, but left unavailable at press time. winner with two outs in the bottom two­ runners­ on­ in­ the­ ifth­ and­ 10-under Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News of­the­ifth,­rally­from­4-0­down­in­ inal­inning. Myrtle Grove 16, Tiger Point 2: Hit it here the­irst­and­7-3­in­the­third. Lilly Branton and Morgen Perdido 8, Tiger Point 1: Fell, Jarrett and Pearson all had Gottstine both went 2-for-3, while Information was unavailable at

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Submitted Photo Finish with 15-1 record The Bulldawgs won the GBSA Rec Minor League (9-10U) regular season and End of Season Tournament for the combined Gulf Breeze/Tiger Point league posting an overall 15-1 record. Pictured are (L-R) Coach Rocky Cross, Cal Williams, Caleb Wooden, Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Cole Young, Ian Bunting, Pete Snider, and Coach Paul Snider. Second row (from left): Tripp Geiger, Kohen Kember, Quinton Renfroe, JB Hewette, Jake Clifton and Alex Cross. Back row (from left) Coach Cade Connally and Coach Dan Clifton. Back over the bridge Carlee Costello, shown here coaching the LaxChix travel team with Keith Curington last spring, was named the Lady Dolphin lacrosse coach last week, succeeding Laura Pattison. Costello named new GBHS Lady Dolphin

Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News U-8 Midseason lacrosse coach someone with her experience Tourney champs BY JASON THOMPSON GBSA's Team Smith recently Gulf Breeze News that was local," GBHS Principal won the Northwest Florida [email protected] Jason Weeks said. Girls Softball Alliance Midseason Tournament in the "We're very comfortable with U-8 division. They are (front Gulf Breeze High didn't have her, especially with such a new row, from left): Ally Brady, to look too far to ind a new girls sport in the area." Julia Ballay, Eva Mosley and lacrosse coach. Costello will have some Wendy Snyder. Second row (from left): Claire Pollitt, Alana Carlee Costello, who coached experienced help in her husband Wilhelm, Kenna King, Addy the last three years at Pensacola Joe, who will cover over to girls Branning, Anna Claire Ruffin, High, was named GBHS coach after helping coach the GBHS Claire Wilhelm and Sidney last week. She succeeds Laura boys. Flemming. Back row (from left): Coaches Mike Green, Pattison, who guided the Lady Among the things on Weeks' Charlie Smith and Todd King. Dolphins to a 33-9 record in 'to do' list is inding a successor her three years, two District 1 to coach boys track (vacated Submitted Photo runner up inishes and a #24 state by the promotion of former Tourney ranking (out of 159 schools) this coach Greg Hundley to athletic past season (with a 17-2 record). director) and a music teacher for champs "We're very fortunate to ind the SoundWave Band. The Gulf Breeze 8u Gunners won the silver bracket We're very fortunate to ind someone at the Panama City Mother’s with her experience that was local. Day tbusa tourney 15-2 in championship – Jason Weeks game against GBHS Principal, on the hiring of new the Lynn Haven Lady Dolphin lacrosse coach Carlee Costello Dolphins. They are (from left): Ky Cook, Hutson Rowe, Tristan Keigley, Carter Hoeft, Rhyland Service You Deserve... A Realtor You Can Trust Richards, Will Dannreuther, Ethan Geiger, Parker Crain, Wendy Stanbery Cohen Reeder and Jude Mason. Not pictured: 850.377.2368 Ezekiel Rycroft, Roman Jackson, [email protected] Jake Hooten and Parker Harrelson. Each ofice is independently owned and operated

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NO 704 following tenants will be who have claims or de- FILED WILL BE FOR- 1 (3-pound) pineapple ions, peppers and sausages and lengthwise in half, then experience Needed! REAL ESTATE FOR sold for cash or otherwise mands against decedents EVER BARRED. let guests personalize their own crosswise in 1/4-inch-thick disposed of to satisfy estate, including un- NOTWITHSTANDING 12 corn tortillas Local CDL Training! SALE - HOMES rental liens in accordance matured, contingent or THE TIME PERIODS SET Olive oil cooking spray pizzas. slices Job Ready in 3wks! with Florida Statutes, Self un-liquidated claims, and FORTH ABOVE, ANY 1-800-709-7364 NC Mtns, New log Storage Act, Sections who have been served a CLAIMS FILED TWO (2) 1 bag (5- to 6-ounce) baby 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 package (10 ounces) 83.806-83.807. Auction copy of this notice, must YEARS OR MORE AF------home on 2.7 wood- 1 package quick-rise yeast frozen whole green beans, will be held on Friday, June fi le their claims with TER THE DECEDENT’S greens Are you ready to ed acres. $158,900. 12, 2015 at 8:00 am at this court WITHIN THE DEATH IS BARRED. 2 medium heads Belgian 3/4 teaspoon salt thawed and drained kick-start your Screened porch, Breeze Mini Warehouse, LATER OF THREE (3) FIRST DATE OF PUBLI- 3036 Gulf Breeze MONTHS AFTER THE CATION OF THIS NO- endive, sliced 3/4 cup hot water (120 F to 1 can (12 ounces) chunk new career? fireplace, vault- Parkway Gulf Breeze, FL DATE OF THE FIRST TICE IS June 4, 2015 1. Prepare outdoor grill for 130 F) light tuna in water, drained Now Interviewing ed ceiling, tile, 32563. All items may not PUBLICATION OF THIS Accredited Truck hardwood floors be available on the date direct grilling on medium. 2 teaspoons olive oil and flaked of the sale. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL PERSONAL Driving School mountain views. REPRESENTATIVE: REPRESENTATIVE: 2. Prepare dressing: From 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 jar (3 ounces) capers Graduates (With 828•286-2981 UNIT 039 J.Rod Cameron, Esquire Theresa Annette Putman 8 ounces fresh mozzarella 2 plum tomatoes, cut into CDL-A) for our Entry ------Belonging to Glen Devore J. ROD CAMERON, PL limes, grate 1/2 teaspoon peel containing miscellaneous Florida Bar No.: 0083224 P.O. Box 24 20 Acres $0 Down, Shalimar, FL 33579 and squeeze 1/4 cup juice. In cheese wedges Level Apprentice items. (Minimum bid 5089 Highway 90 Program. Must have $128/mo. Owner $695.) Pace, FL 32571 blender, place lime peel and 12 fresh basil leaves 1/4 teaspoon coarsely Good MVR, Work Financing. Money (850) 995-8640 2 small ripe tomatoes ground pepper LEGAL 26802 Fax (850) 995-8672 juice, oil, 1/2 cup basil leaves, history and Criminal Back Guarantee! Gulf Breeze News Legal 26809 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6-4-15 salt and pepper. Blend until pu- Salt and coarsely ground 1. In large saucepot, prepare Background history. Near El Paso, TX 2X 6-4-15 reed. black pepper cavatelli in boiling salted water Call Chris Blackwell Beautiful Mountain at 843-266-3731 Views Free Color 3. Spoon 2 tablespoons 1. Prepare outdoor grill for as label directs. to discuss pay and Brochure Call 800- dressing into medium bowl. Add direct grilling over medium 2. Meanwhile, in nonstick 12- benefits. www.bull- 343-9444 NOTICE TO BIDDERS shrimp and toss to coat with heat. inch skillet, heat 1 tablespoon doghiway.com EOE ------CENTRAL LANDFILL ------dressing. 2. In large bowl, combine oil over medium-high heat 1200 WATER QUALITY SERVICES 4. Cut off crown and stem ends lour, yeast and salt. Stir in untilhot hot. Add zucchini and 1/2 LOST AND FOUND 217 The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed from pineapple. Stand pineapple water and 2 teaspoons oil until teaspoon salt, and cook, stirring, bids from properly licensed contractors to provide water quality services at three county upright and slice off rind and blended and dough comes away until lightly browned. Transfer EMPLOYMENT - Pink pig concrete owned solid waste landfi lls. Services will include the collection and analysis of ground yard statue missing. and surface water and leachate samples for semi-annual water quality reporting events. eyes. Cut pineapple lengthwise from side of bowl. Turn onto to bowl. SKILLED TRADE All data generated from the events will be delivered to the county in FDEP ADAPT and $50.00 reoward for Santa Rosa County electronic data formats. In addition, the county may request the into 8 wedges, then cut off core lightly loured surface; knead 3. In same skillet, heat 1 return. No questions. contractor provide analysis and reporting of the water quality data and the preparation until smooth and elastic, about tablespoon oil over medium- and submission of technical reports to regulatory agencies in accordance with the facili- from each wedge. Call 932-6314. ties solid waste permits. 5. Place wedges on hot 5 minutes. high heat. Add beans and 1/2 Want A Career ------Operating Heavy All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mail to the Santa Rosa grill grate and cook about 10 3. Shape dough into two teaspoon salt, and cook, stirring, County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida Equipment? Bull- 1300 minutes or until lightly charred 10-inch rounds or four 6-inch until lightly browned. Transfer 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on July 31, 2015, at which time dozers, Backhoes, SERVICES bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled and tender, turning once. Place rounds (do not form rims). Cov- to same bowl. Excavators. Hands “WATER QUALITY SERVICES”. Bids received after the time set for the bid open- ing will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are shrimp in grill basket on same er with greased plastic wrap; let 4. Drain cavatelli; return to On Training! Cer- PROBLEMS with the invited to attend. grill grate with pineapple rest 15 minutes. saucepot. Add zucchini mixture, tifications Offered. IRS or State Taxes? National Average Wall & Associates Project documents may be inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Depart- wedges and cook 5 to 8 min- 4. Place dough rounds on hot tuna, capers with their liquid, ment, 6495 Caroline Street Suite g, Milton, Florida 32570, and the Santa Rosa County 18-22hr. Lifetime can settle for a frac- Environmental Department, 6065 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Florida, 32583. Specifi - utes or until opaque throughout, grill rack over medium heat and tomatoes, pepper and remaining Job Placement . VA tion of what you cations may be secured from Santa Rosa County Procurement offi ce, telephone number turning once. Transfer shrimp to grill until underside of dough 1 tablespoon oil. With spoon, Benefits Eligible! 1- owe! Results may (850) 983-1870, at a non-refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. vary. Not a solicita- large bowl. Transfer pineapple turns golden and grill marks toss gently to mix well. Transfer 866-362-6497 Questions concerning this project should be directed to Julian Cooey or Ron Hixson at ------tion for legal servic- (850) 981-7135. to cutting board and cut into 1/2- appear, 2 to 5 minutes. With cavatelli mixture to platter. AVIATION Grads es. 877.330.3429 tongs, turn rounds over. Makes 6 main-dish servings The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to inch chunks. work with JetBlue, ------reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be 6. Lightly spray both sides of 5. Brush lightly with some * Each serving: About 430 Boeing, Delta and Struggling with in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. others- start here DRUGS or tortillas with cooking spray and remaining oil. Top with calories, 24g protein, 63g Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the ALCOHOL? Addicted mozzarella, then basil and carbohydrate, 9g total fat (1g with hands on train- business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small busi- place on hot grill grate. Cook ing for FAA certi- to PILLS? Talk to ness, minority / women owned business, and disadvantaged business enterprises. The tortillas 4 to 5 minutes or until tomato slices. Grill until saturated),cheese 5g iber, 15mg fication. Financial someone who cares. Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disabil- ity, sex or age in the administration of contracts. toasted, turning over once. begins to melt, 3 to 5 minutes cholesterol, 815mg sodium. aid if qualified. Call Call The Addiction 7. To bowl with shrimp, add longer. Drizzle with remaining For thousands of triple-test- Aviation Institute of Hope & Help Line for By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Maintenance 866- a free assessment. LEGAL NOTICE 26804 Gulf Breeze News June 4, 2015 greens, endive, pineapple and olive oil and sprinkle with salt ed recipes, visit our website at 314-5838 855-995-3142 remaining basil and dressing; and pepper. Makes 12 appetizer www.goodhousekeeping.com/ ------toss to coat. Place 2 tortillas on servings. recipeinder/. each of 6 plates; top with salad. TIP: No time to make your (c) 2015 Hearst Communica- * Each serving: About own dough? Frozen bread tions, Inc. All rights reserved NOTICE TO BIDDERS Services CENTRAL LANDFILL PHASE IV, CELL C Directory CONSTRUCTION SERVICES The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed Fields Discount bids from properly licensed contractors for construction of a Municipal Solid Waste Roofing&Construction, LLC (MSW) disposal cell at the County owned Central Landfi ll. All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed EX, or mail to the Santa Rosa Roof Inspection! County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, on July 31, 2015, at which time *Re-Roof bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled “PHASE IV, CELL C”. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be *Roof Repairs rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to * Commercial/Residential attend. *All Types of Water Proofing Project documents may be inspected at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Depart- ment, 6495 Caroline Street Suite g, Milton, Florida 32570, and the Santa Rosa County on metal, flat and deck Environmental Department, 6065 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton Florida, 32583. Speci- fi cations may be secured from Santa Rosa County Procurement offi ce at a non-refund- * In House Metal Fabrication able cost of $25.00 per CD. Telephone number (850) 983-1870. * Custom Flashing A pre-bid meeting and site visit will be held on June 22, 2015 at 9:00 A.M. at the * Chimney Caps Santa Rosa County Central Landfi ll Administrative Offi ce, 6337 Da Lisa Road, Milton Florida, 32583.

Questions concerning this project should be directed to Ron Hixson at (850) 981- 7135.

The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, Lic# CCC1327226 to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines 850-934-7181 to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small business, minority / women owned business, and disadvantaged business enterprises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex or age in the administration of contracts. Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Ads start at $17 per week. Call By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. (850) 932-8986 LEGAL NOTICE 26805 Gulf Breeze News June 4, 2015

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