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$20* *Does not include admission Ages 7+ October 20 or October 29 9:00-3:00 11:45-3:00 (Bring a lunch) Pay at the door (Gulf Breeze High School Gym Lobby) Performances: Sat, Nov 22 & Sun, Nov 23 (Matinee) Spots limited! Reserve a spot today! Dancers can perform at either show. 850-916-8886 or [email protected] October 2, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Judicial School bus drivers seeing red facility Photos by Mat Pellegrino | GBN South end Durham school bus drivers congregated at the corner of Daniel Drive and woes Hwy. 98 Thursday morning to “practice picket” Durham’s continued refusal to negotiate a contract with the drivers and New facility in bus monitors with members of Teamsters Local 991 out of hands of voters Mobile, Ala.
BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News [email protected]
One of the longest ongoing dilem- mas in the county’s history is finally getting a spot on the upcoming gen- eral election ballot. Voters will get the chance to de- cide whether a one-cent sales tax increase should be put into place to help pay for a $50 million judicial facility. Voters will also have the op- portunity to have a say on where the facility should go. According to Santa Rosa County
See Town Page 3A » Sweet spot eyeing GB City council approves site plans for donut shop had previously submitted a site plan BY MAT PELLEGRINO a few years ago. The updated site Gulf Breeze News [email protected] plan was brought forth to city coun- cil at their last meeting. Something sweet may be in the “The site plan was approved by Cut through closed works for residents after the Gulf the city council,” Eddy said. “They Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Breeze City Council approved a site are eyeing the old Benson complex plan that was submitted by Dunkin’ site.” The Florida Department of Transportation officially closed the turn lane that runs into the Gulf Breeze Donuts representatives last week. Shopping Center Thursday morning. The City of Gulf Breeze helped initiate the closure after Police According to City Manager Edwin Chief Robert Randle suggested cutting ties with the intersection, which he noted as one of the most See » “Buz” Eddy, the doughnut hot spot No Page 7A accident prone intersections in the city limits. United Peninsula Association gains 501c3 status
a 501(c)(4) status, which Richards com- ication Project which is BY MELANIE KORMONDY pared the status to that of a Homeowner’s still in need of sponsors Gulf Breeze News Association. According to the State’s IRS for maintenance and me- [email protected] What this means for UPA code, 501(c)(4) is designed for organizations dian improvements. The which “operate to promote social welfare.” beautiication project After almost three years of persistence l ORGANIZATION WILL RELY ON MEMBERSHIP FEES, DONATIONS - and focus, the United Peninsula Associa- Now that they have their non-proit sta consists of 10 phases of AND GRANTS FOR FUNDING tion has inally gained their 501(c)(3) status tus, it will be easier for them to receive landscaping and irriga- donations from businesses, groups and in- tion improvements along Richards from the Internal Revenue Service and is l WILL ALLOW THE ORGANIZATION BETTER OPPORTUNITIES TO dividuals because the monies will be tax-de- the Highway 98 median recognized as a public charitable organiza- RECEIVE GRANTS tion. The hold up was because the organi- ductible. from the Naval Live Donations largely go towards funding Oaks east to the county line. Phase one and zations irst submission was rejected due to l IS OFFICIALLY CONSIDERED A PUBLIC CHARITABLE UPA projects. Currently the organization is political language issues. ORGANIZATION working on the Highway 98 Median Beauti- At the end of 2013, the UPA was granted See UPA Page 2A »
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A October 2, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Raceway closes its doors Oct. Calendar of Meetings Thursday North End Tourist Development 2 Committee BY MAT PELLEGRINO 8:30 a.m., SRC Chamber of Commerce Gulf Breeze News Flood Mitigation Meeting [email protected] 1:30 p.m., Public Services Media Room Taped off gas pumps and a Commissioner Committee plain white sheet of paper stat- Monday 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center ing “Closed” is all that’s left of 6 City Council Meeting the Raceway Gas Station and 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Convenience Store location in Chambers Tiger Point. Many noticed the store was Marine Advisory closed shortly after Labor Day. Tuesday 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Center The previous store owner left 7 Judicial Center Town Hall Meeting behind racks used to hold food 6 p.m., Navarre Visitors Center and beverages. Development Review Board According to Raceway Dis- 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council trict Manager Peter Brust, the Chambers previous lessee opted out of resigning his lease for another Judicial Center Town Hall Meeting year after he was plagued with Wednesday 8:30 a.m., SRC Administrative Center health issues. 8 South End Tourist Development According to Brust, who Committee oversees Raceway locations 9 a.m., Navarre Visitors Center from Pensacola to Panama City, SRIA Board Meeting the owner had a 90-day clause Photos by Mat Pellegrino | GBN 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting at the end of his lease, at which Room time the lessee could choose to Taped off gas pumps and a “Closed” sign are all that is Public Workshop, Amendments to Land opt out of another 1-year lease. left of the Raceway Gas Sta- Development Code “Our stores are operated by tion and Convenience Store 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council independent business opera- in Tiger Point. The location Chambers tors,” Brust said. “Each store is currently searching for has a one-year lease….within another operator. Chamber Monthly Breakfast that one year lease, there is a Thursday 7 a.m. - 8:30 a.m., St. Ann Catholic Church 90-day clause in which they 9 can decide to exit the lease. Walton) and lives in Okaloosa. He (previous owner) gave us a For health reasons, he didn’t 90-day clause at the end of his want to make the trip to manage Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report lease.” both stores,” Brust said. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Brust said that the previous The district manager stated store owner also operates the that the location is eyeing po- Raceway Store in Ft. Walton tential entrepreneurs. As of FELONIES DUIS Beach. press time, the location is still 9/26/2014 9/24/2014 “He operates the store (in Ft. without a lessee. Geisser, Lianne Denise, Burgess, Janie Marie, W/F, 32, 2000 block W/F, 67, 1000 block Kevin Ct., Tumbleweed Dr., Navarre, child Gulf Breeze, DUI neglect 9/27/2014 Task force to discuss warning system 9/28/2014 Watson, Kyle Anthony, Darby, Marvin Eugene, W/M, 33, 1000 block Lionsgate the task force board, said the board prepared against the possibility of erty, purchasing lood insurance, BY MAT PELLEGRINO W/M, 19, 2000 block Andorra Ln., Gulf Breeze, DUI will tackle where these signs will looding.” taking steps to reduce injury, Gulf Breeze News St., Navarre, larceny (2 counts), go at their meeting today. etc.),” she said. “This effort is not [email protected] The lood awareness campaign fraud (2 counts), crimes against The initiative is asking counties was rolled out in late 2013, and just about the placement of signs, 9/30/2014 person If you want to know where to post these signs in select areas, has already been utilized in sever- it also includes opportunities for Koester, Kimberly Leffel, Stanley Louis, there is a chance you may run into and also hold a launch event to let al communities across the United public education.” Theresa, W/F, 46, 1000 block W/M, 49, 5000 block citizens know about these signs. States. At a past task force meeting, El Sereno Pl., Gulf Breeze, DUI looding, here’s your sign. Government Dr., Gulf Breeze, The county’s Flood Mitigation “The meeting on Thursday The initiative is funded through residents questioned whether the aggravated battery Plan Task Force plans to discuss (today) is the ‘kick-off’ for this several federal agencies, and not signs could have the potential to Federal Emergency Management initiative,” Harris said. “The task local dollars. decrease property value, even Agency’s (FEMA) plans to warn force will be discussing areas “This initiative is not costing though the signs will not be placed Note: All arrest and police reports residents of lood prone areas. that the signs may potentially be the county any money other than in neighborhoods. But Harris said published in Gulf Breeze News are The “Know Your Line: Be located in. The signs will not be staff time associated with the ef- that is not the intention of the pro- public record and do not imply guilt. Flood Aware” High Water Mark located in private areas such as fort including meeting prepara- gram. All suspects are presumed innocent initiative, created by FEMA and subdivisions; rather, they will be tion, meeting attendance, and oth- “We have heard the concern until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. seven partner federal agencies, in high proile, public places such er research and analysis associated regarding potentially negative aims to help communities remind as public buildings, boat ramp ar- with the initiative,” she said. impacts associated with the signs, their residents of major local eas or parks.” The board does not have a such as those regarding decreased loods and “encourages residents According to a FEMA press timeline on when the signs will property values, but again it will to prepare for the next one.” One release, the High Water Mark come in. be up to the task force to discuss way the agencies are doing this (HWM) events are “valuable con- “This initiative is geared to- potential locations and I believe is by placing signs in high water versation starters for communities ward lood awareness. If the -pubthat they will be cognizant of areas. about lood risk. A High Water lic is routinely made aware of the these and other concerns,” Harris These signs are not being Mark event can be used to engage potential for looding and impacts said. placed in neighborhoods or sub- a community and bring awareness associated with looding, they are The meeting was held after divisions, but instead, in public about the fact that where it rains, it more likely to take steps to reduce press deadline, so a list of the po- from your friends at Gulf Breeze News areas. can lood, and what can commu - their risk (such as not building in tential areas for the signs was not Sheila Harris, who serves on nities do to be both proactive and lood zone areas, mitigating prop- immediately available. October 2 October 6 Speeder arrested on multiple drug charges Ryker Wilkins Brian Vogel Heidi Ward A man who was traveling at controlled substance without a Thursday, Sept. 25 Gulf a high rate of speed on the Pen- prescription, a small amount of October 7 sacola Bay Bridge drew the at- marijuana and drug parapherna- Breeze A person reported a lost October 3 tention of Gulf Breeze Police lia. Dees also was charged with Kim Hundelt wallet Police oficers who say they found atampering with evidence. Jasmyn Hearn stash of drugs inside the car. Tre’ Theriot October 8 On Saturday, Sept. 27 oficersTuesday, Sept. 23 Friday, Sept. 26 stopped Ronald Dees Jr., 21 of Julie Ann Fisher Ashley Vigie Pensacola for traveling 90 in A resident in the 100 block of Monday, Sept. 29 a 45 mile per hour zone. They Police oficers responded to a Plantation Hill reported grand Lizzie Maggard Linkyn Wilkins charged Dees with possession of report on of a disorderly person theft. The person said $16,000 Kimberly Koester, 46 of Gulf dangerous drugs, cocaine, mari- in the 500 block of York Street at worth of jewelry was taken be- Breeze was charged with DUI at juana with intent to distribute, a 12:40 p.m. tween Sept. 25 and 26. 10:05 p.m. October 4 Marissa UPA looking for FLASHBACKS Simhachalam 30 Years Ago 20 Years Ago October 5 sponsorships Oct. 4, 1984 Sept. 29, 1994 Jane Ellis
harder thane ever to expand its » Continued from Page 1A After a unanimous vote, Gulf Breeze Hospital membership base. Those inter- the Gulf Breeze City administrator, Dick Fulford, two, which improved medians in ested in joining can visit www. Council gave approval was presented with a 1994 Congratulations to this Week’s Winner front of the Tiger Point Walmart unitedpeninsula.org for more for the construction of the Mercury Grand Marque by Heidi Ward • October 2 and by Villa Venyce subdivision information. Police Department next to Jim Wiltshire and Warner Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre or 2 Bayfest tickets. are now complete, and Phase The next UPA membership the Fire Department. Flemming. The car was Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf Breeze News three is on the horizon to trans- meeting is scheduled for Tues- used primarily to transport form the Highway 98 corridor in day, October 21 at 5:30 p.m. patients. Office by October 9TH the Navarre area. in the Tiger Point Golf Course Register your birthday on our facebook page. The UPA is also working clubhouse. - Mary Tran
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» Continued from Page 1A “Our current courthouse Photo by Mat Pellegrino | GBN is woefully inadequate from Commissioner Lane Lynchard, many different standpoints the biggest issue the current from security, ADA, right courthouse faces is age. on down the line,” Lynchard The building was erected in said. “We put band aids on Santa Rosa County Com- 1927, long before Americans it through the years to try to missioner Lane Lynchard with Disability Act standards meet the requirements so that speaks with those in at- tendance at the meeting were regulated on government our judges and employees in Tuesday morning. buildings. It is currently the the courthouse have a safe oldest government-owned place to work, and the public building in Santa Rosa Coun- has a safe place to go…but it’s ty. to a point where we’re going The county has spent hun- to be throwing good money at dreds of thousands of dollars bad if we keep putting band trying to get the building up aids on this place.” to ADA standards after a law- The county tried to get the suit several years ago where a public to support building Milton woman fell from her a new courthouse in 2002, wheelchair on the wheelchair where they placed a proposed ramp on the front of the build- one-cent sales tax increase on ing in 2007. The complainant, the ballot, but voters rejected Debra Owens, alleged a crack the increase. Back in 2002, in the ramp caused her wheel- commissioners estimated a chair to tip over. The fall al- new courthouse would cost legedly caused injury to the roughly $30 million. Now a victim, forcing Owens to sue new courthouse is expected to the county. cost residents nearly double The court case eventually that because of the rise in con- made its way to federal court struction costs. in Pensacola where Owens The county held a Town won the suit, costing the coun- Hall meeting at the Tiger Point ty roughly $825,000. That Community Center Tuesday Mock ballot Karen Kennedy, MD forced the county to make morning to discuss the items Gynecology Board Certified | Registered Pharmacist several upgrades to the build- being placed on the upcoming Shall a one-cent sales tax be levied to fund the construction Laura Sigler, ARNP ing, totaling close to $2.5 mil- November ballot. of a new courthouse at a location to be determines by referen- lion since 2003. With the law- On the upcoming ballot, Certified in Women’s Health dum? The tax will be levied for a period of 5 years. Options for Gynecologic Issues O Management for Urininary O Hormones suit tacked onto that total, the residents will be able to check Incontinence O Ultrasound O Birth Control Options O Pelvic Pain county has spent nearly $3.3 yes or no on three different ____ For the one-cent sales tax 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 million in repairs to the court- proposed sites for the court- I Dr. Karen Kennedy 7552 Navarre Pkwy. #18 Navarre, FL 32566 house since 2003. house. Residents can even ____ Against the one-cent sales tax www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 In 2009, a modular exten- check “yes” on several sites sion was constructed on the if they can’t decide on one the Shall a new Santa Rosa County Courthouse be constructed southern side of the building, non-binding referendum. in downtown Milton at a site adjacent to the existing court- which cost the county rough- “We have three locations on house on parcels including Parcel 03-1N-28-2530-03200- ly $2 million. The extension the ballot. There will be three 0011, at an approximate cost of $50,180,000? added a courtroom and extra ‘yes’ or ‘no’ questions as to lo- office space for the Clerk of cation,” Lynchard said. “And ___ Yes Court staff. That extension that is a non-binding straw was funded mostly from in- poll. It’s non-binding because ___ No surance money collected from that’s what the Florida statutes Shop now for both hurricanes Ivan and Den- require. That is how our loca- Shall a new Santa Rosa County Courthouse be constructed nis and FEMA funds from the tion is going to be selected.” in East Milton at a site south of Highway 90 at a location Homecoming Dresses hurricane. The three sites include be- 1.64 miles west of the intersection of Highway 87 and High- “Back when this courthouse hind the current courthouse in way 90, on a portion of Parcel 01-1N-28-0000-00200-0000, M - F 10a.m. - 6p.m. was built, there were fewer the City of Milton. Land cost at an approximate cost of $49,700,000? than 14,000 people living in for that property is estimated Sat 9a.m. - 3p.m. Santa Rosa County…now at $80,000. ___ Yes (850) 934-0492 we have 163,000 residents,” Another spot is in Pea Ridge www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL Lynchard said. “Our popula- just off of Avalon Boulevard. ___ No tion is ten times the size of This site will be the only pro- what it was when the original posed build site where there Shall a new Santa Rosa County Courthouse be constructed courthouse was built and the will be a four-lane highway at a site in Pea Ridge north of Highway 90 at a location .75 original site was chosen. We out in front of the courthouse. miles west of the intersection of Highway 90 with Avalon are several generations re- Many residents worry that Boulevard on a portion of Parcel 07-1N-28-0000-01500- moved from that original de- traffic congestion could get 0000, at an approximate cost of $50,700,000? cision.” worse if the county built the The constant growth of the new courthouse in downtown ____ Yes county has meant the need for Milton, where there is only a more courtroom space, which 2-lane road. ____ No the county gradually added with modular units. See No Sites Page 8A »
How do the sites compare?
East Milton Pea Ridge Downtown Milton
Building Size 156,000 sq. ft. 156,000 sq. ft. 156,000 sq. ft.
Site 15-plus acres 22.46 acres 7.14 acres
Parking Count 500 500 225
Land Cost $0 $1.4 million $80,000 assessed value
Site Development $4.7 million $4.3 million $3.2 million
Foundation System Base Price Base Price $1.9 million
Building $34.5 million $34.5 million $34.5 million
Estimates for architect and engineer fees, permits, construction, $10.5 million $10.5 million $10.5 million fixtures, furniture and equipment
Total $49.7 million $50.7 million $50.18 million
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Workers with the National Park Service take down what was left of the National Seashore sign that was damaged after a vehicle crashed into it last week. The workers said they were unsure when a new sign would be erected in its place.
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BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN [email protected] Wayne Davis | owner (850) 393.1963 Celebrate the Feast Day of Gulf Coast Friends Serving Gulf Breeze Since 1997 St. Francis of Assisi Saturday, www.buildbellavita.com License #RB0066820 October 18 starting at 10 a.m. at The Gulf Coast Friends Sep- St. Sylvester Catholic Church, tember luncheon and meeting 6464 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Please was a huge success at Tiger Point NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSING bring your pet properly leashed Golf Club. Many brought guests A surprise birthday party for Margaret Cunninngham or caged to the front of the church who will be joining as members. included friends and family (from left), Rose Cunningham, for a special blessing. Margaret Cunningham, Tappie Villane and Kaycee Villane. Supervisor of Elections, Tappie A. Villane, hereby gives President Barbara Koncan Water bowls and accidental Notice that the Santa Rosa County voter registration opened the meeting with several waste cleanup will be provided. books will close on Monday, October 6, 2014, at 4:30 announcements. A short program If you can’t bring your pet bring a and Luncheon” is the theme pre- Come and see what the club is all p.m., for registration to be eligible to vote in the General on the University of West Florida picture of your pet for a blessing. sented by Chico’s. The event will about! Election that will be held on November 4, 2014. The main Leisure Learning Society, which introduce the store’s new and ex- offi ce located at 6495 Caroline St, Milton will be open provides stimulating programs citing lines. Doors open at 10 a.m. Surprise Margaret Monday through Friday from 8:00-4:30 and the South An- Gulf Isle Neighbors for seasoned adults, was warmly The fashion show will start at 11 nex located at 5841 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze will received. After the Pledge of Al- a.m., followed by lunch at noon. Cunningham be open for registration on October 6, 2014 from 8:00- The Gulf Isle Neighbors chili legiance and blessing everyone There will be rafles, prizes, good 4:30. Anyone with questions or comments should call the cook off card party is approach- enjoyed a wonderful brunch. The food and fun for all. Proceeds Sneaky friends, family and Elections Offi ce at 983-1900. ing. The event will take place at next several months should be will go to local charities. neighbors pulled a fast one on the Pensacola Beach Elks Club very exciting with new and inter- Contact Bonnie Huggins at Margaret Cunningham of Santa Tappie A. Villane on Thursday, October 16 from 5 esting programs. 712-7288 or e-mail Bonnie at Rosa Shores for her 70th birth- Supervisor of Elections p.m. to 8 p.m. The event will cost The next meeting will be held [email protected] for tick- day. The party was on Sunday Santa Rosa County, Florida $20 per person, which includes on Thursday, October 9 at Tiger ets ($25), or for more informa- over the Labor Day Weekend; two dinner. There will be a cash bar Point Golf Club in Gulf Breeze tion. This event is open to all. weeks before the actual birthday Legal 26192 Gulf Breeze News 9/25/14 and rafle prizes at the event. at 11 a.m., with a program you So, please invite your friends date. Margaret’s sister-in-law, Play the card game of your won’t want to miss. The Gulf and neighbors to this very special Rose Cunningham, decorated her choice: bridge, poker, gin rummy, Breeze Police Department’s, Sha- fund-raising event. home in “Party Mode” and served ron Armstrong and Lt. Killing- UNDER CONTRACT 1608 LAHAINA CT hearts, canasta and others. A table A meeting and luncheon is held enough food to feed the hungry. Gulf Breeze worth of the Santa Rosa Sheriff’s is available to play at, but bring every second Thursday of the They were supposed to be cel- 3 BD / 2 BA | 1,504 Sqft. Department will speak on impor- your own supplies for the game month from September through ebrating a belated birthday for Canal Front, BONUS Sunroom you want to play. All proceeds tant topics of interest in the area May. If you have any questions, Margaret’s daughter when 60 MLS: 454945 • $209,900 will go to local charities. Reserva- and how to protect yourself in or you are interested in becoming people pounced on the unsuspect- tions should be received no later these times. a member, please contact Barbara ing guest of honor. “I’ll never than Monday, October 13. For The big fund raiser for Gulf Koncan at 450-7978. 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Publix is again sponsoring the ® epic end of season matchup be- Publix Beach tween rival high school football Bowl Cup Timothy Wise The Annual End of Financial Professional teams at Gulf Breeze High School The Prudential Insurance and Navarre High School. Season Football Game Company of America The Highway 98, in-county ri- Between Gulf Breeze 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway valry began when Navarre High High and Navarre High Suite 10 School was formed in the late Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Friday, Nov. 7 (850) 932-0846 1990s, one grade at a time, and [email protected] Navarre and Holley residents no Navarre High School longer had to make the trek to at- Insurance and annuities issued by The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Newark, NJ and its affiliates. tend school at Gulf Breeze High. The winner gets posses- Financial planning and investment advisory services offered through Prudential Financial Planning Services, a division of Pruco Securities, LLC. Each company is solely responsible for its own financial condition and In 2008, Gulf Breeze News sion of this trophy for contractual obligations. *Availability varies by carrier and state. 0204819-00001-00 asked Publix to sponsor a friendly one year. competition between the schools where the winner of the annual football game gets to keep the trophy which is awarded in the center of the ield immediately after each year's matchup. The impressive trophy is over two feet tall and features a wooden base, loving cup and football player in mid-stride. “It’s hard to believe that it is that time of year again, but Publix is once again honored to be involved with this game," Chad Sutherland, Gulf Breeze Publix Store Manager, said. "It has been awesome to see the excitement in the play- ers eyes each year when the trophy is presented. I look forward to watching 7592 Old Bay Pointe Rd. • Milton our boys bring it home to Gulf Breeze this year. Go Dolphins!!” Each office independently $285,000 • MLS #465651 owned & operated. To date, Navarre High School earned the trophy each year by defeat- ing Gulf Breeze High, and each year Gulf Breeze vows to turn the tables on the Raiders and bring the trophy back home. This year, Navarre Raiders are 5-0 and the Gulf Breeze Dolphins are 1-3 in midseason but there are plenty of weeks ahead and opportunities MLS #467888 MLS #370030 to improve before the end of season matchup Friday, Nov. 7 at MLS #461154 • Waterfront Navarre High. 3374 Edgewater Dr. • GB Tomell Johnson, store manager of the Navarre Publix, is $59,900 • MLS #467888 looking forward to this year's game. 1559 Stanford Rd. • GB $64,000 • MLS #461154 (850) "It’s been a very successful season so far. I’m hoping they 3333 Duke Dr. • GB (Navarre Raiders) can keep their season rolling, capping it $19,900 • MLS #370030 384-7607 off with a big win over our rivals to the west.” [email protected] | www.denrem.com Steping Out in Style an International Evening of Fashion presented by the Women’s Board of BHC Foundation and Gulf Coast Health Care
38th Annual Fashion Show
Professional models and local celebrities will showcase fashions provided by Bluetique, duh, Indigeaux Denim Bar & Boutique, and The Market and Mainly Shoes.
Thursday, October 16, 2014 New World Landing, 600 S. Palafox St. 5:30 p.m. Cocktails, Silent Auction and Hors D’oeuvres 6:30 p.m. Program and Live Auction 7:00 p.m. Fashion Show
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P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 BY MARY TRAN Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Intern to Gulf Breeze News Office: (850) 932-8986 [email protected] Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com “How do you feel about the proposal to PUBLISHER raise taxes to build a Lisa Newell new courthouse?” EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino
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GRAPHIC DESIGN Maite George Help end domestic violence CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen Florida’s Court Clerks call away,” said Donald C. Pam Brannon Bring Attention to Domestic Spencer, Santa Rosa Clerk Jack Kale Violence Awareness Month of the Circuit Court. “Please October is Domestic Vio- contact our office if you or a “I don’t like that idea at all.” Dr. Robert Randel lence Awareness Month. loved one needs domestic vi- Clay Bloodworth During this time, we encour- olence assistance.” If you or Kathy Ball Scott Page age members of our local someone you know is suffer- Gulf Breeze community to become famil- ing from domestic violence, iar with how the Santa Rosa please contact the Santa Rosa Clerks of the Courts Office Clerk of Courts Family Law can help you or someone you impact domestic violence has can do to help victims and, Department at (850) 981- Member: know. on our local communities. ultimately, how we can put 5551. Florida Press Association Unfortunately, one in four However, it is vital that we an end to domestic violence Domestic violence is a women and one in seven recognize that this violence in Santa Rosa County. Flori- prominent issue and the Flor- National Newspaper Assn. men in the United States suf- is not inevitable, nor is it da’s Court Clerks are keenly ida Court Clerks stand ready Gulf Breeze Area fer physical violence at the “somebody else’s problem.” sensitive to the needs of do- to protect community mem- Chamber of Commerce hands of their spouses, inti- In order to effectively make mestic violence survivors bers and lend a helping hand (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) mate partners or even family strides against this issue and and take these matters very for those in need of domes- “I’m against it.” Pensacola Beach members. Additionally, three improve these statistics with- seriously. We are commit- tic violence assistance. We Chamber of Commerce out of four Americans person- in Santa Rosa County, we ted to assisting victims, with work very closely with the Ralph Williams Greater Pensacola ally know someone who is or must not remain silent upon complete confidentiality and local sheriff’s office, ensur- Navarre Chamber of Commerce has been a victim of domes- experiencing, witnessing or discretion, throughout the en- ing that both safety and jus- Navarre Tourist tic violence. When applied hearing about incidents of tire process of filing reports tice are achieved for victims Development Council to the State of Florida alone, domestic violence. and connecting victims with and their families in the event Santa Rosa County these statistics are staggering With this in mind, it is im- advocate programs. that a domestic violence inci- Chamber of Commerce and show what a tremendous portant to focus on what we “Assistance is a phone dent occurs.
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» Continued from Page 1A eventually ran into “funding Rice, Chief Executive Of- son Building that was located district manager for Dunkin’ building for the donut shop, challenges”. At the time, a ficer, RMC Property Group between Live Oak Avenue Donuts told Gulf Breeze alongside three other units at Back in 2012, corporate franchise owner was already LLC prior to moving for- and Northcliff Drive to make News that the franchise was the same site. sources for Dunkin’ Donuts selected for the location. ward with the new building, way for another business looking to break ground by Numerous email and call told Gulf Breeze News that The developer of the but the transaction was never complex with four units. One the end of 2012. At the time, back requests to Dunkin’ Do- the chain was interested in Dunkin’ Donuts at the time completed. of the units would have been city council approved the nuts on the site plan submit- coming to the area, but the was expected to purchase At the time, the city was Dunkin’ Donuts. company’s site plan consist- tal were not returned to Gulf developer of the original site the property from Mitchell looking to demolish the Ben- Back in 2012, the then ing of a 1,800-square foot Breeze News. Sight and Sun doctors Keenan joins RE/ earn ‘A-Team’ status MAX on the Coast Drs. Carl Spear, Katie Gil- Currently, there are fifteen Golf Tour. They are currently RE/MAX on the Coast with a de- Shawn has worked at Ameri- bert Spear and Robert Con- eye care practices that have reviewing the results and hope would like to welcome Shawn - can Fidelity Life Insurance stantine, OTR/L, with Sight been selected as members of to make follow up recommen- gree in i Keenan to the team. Shawn nance. Co. handling hotel properties, and Sun Eyeworks’ Visual this elite team. dations for these players. has joined his wife Jennifer Shawn - Performance Center have “My ultimate goal is to Projects are scheduled in real estate, and corporate i Keenan on the Keenan Team and Jen- nance. been granted membership into identify at least two practices the near future with elite soc- at RE/MAX on the Coast. A nifer have He brings to the team “The A Team” - High Perfor- in every state who can demon- cer players and race car driv- Pensacola native, Shawn lives lived many years of experience in mance Vision Associates. strate proficiency in this ex- ers. One area of interest that in Gulf in Gulf This team of eye care pro- citing specialty and be grant- “The A Team” will be assess- Jennifer marketing, inance, property Breeze Breeze rehabilitation, and changing fessionals is a national net- ed membership onto “The A ing with these athletes is the and for seven- market conditions. work of highly trained experts Team”, states Dr. Don Teig impact that concussions and graduat- teen years, are members of The Keenan Team at RE/ who evaluate and enhance the of Hollywood, Florida, the head trauma has on their vi- ed from Gulf Breeze United Meth- MAX on the Coast has al- vision skills of athletes and group’s Executive Director. sual performance. The Doc- the Uni- odist Church, and have two ready provided professional individuals in careers or hob- In August, the group com- tors will also be providing versity children in the Gulf Breeze real estate services to buyers bies that require exceptional pleted specialized vision per- eye training techniques to of West school system. and sellers of over forty prop- excellence in the use of their formance testing with 80 play- remediate these vision related Shawn Florida Over the past 20 years erties this year alone. eyes. ers on the LPGA Women’s symptoms. Nichols receives state award for excellence Alzheimer’s Stan C. Nichols, Santa included a detailed review of A five President of FTCA, said. “The Rosa County Tax Collector the financial functions of the person panelists’ review of his office has earned a special desig- Tax Collector’s Office. I am judging went far and above review- group to meet nation for excellence in the very proud to say that Mr. panel made ing his perfect audit report. field of financial operations. Nichols has earned the desig- up of gov- The review included methods Covenant Alzheimer’s day of every month). A judging panel performed nation. He represents the very ernment utilized by Mr. Nichols to de- Services will hold a sup- The support group is a detailed review of the Tax top echelon of elected offi- financial liver service to the people he port group for family free and limited respite Collector’s financial records, cials.” execu- serves and consideration of members or friends cop- care is available. Nichols practices and use of technol- Last year, Nichols earned tives from the technological innovations ing with a loved one with To make arrangements ogy in considering Nichols for the Excellence in Financial throughout he has developed and put into Alzheimer’s disease at 10 for respite during the the honor. Operations Award after dem- Florida re- place.” a.m. on October 9 at GB meeting, please contact “The Legacy Award is one onstrating proficiency in four viewed the Tax Collector’s Tax Collectors carry out United Methodist Church, Covenant Alzheimer’s of the highest achievements areas of expertise: Innovation processes as related to the State of Florida work at the lo- located at 75 Fairpoint Services in advance at the Florida Tax Collector’s and Automation; a Perfect An- four areas of competency. cal level on behalf of Florida’s Drive (meets 2nd Thurs- 866-478-7790. Association can award a local nual Audit Report; Customer “The citizens of Santa Rosa citizens including. Property Tax Collector,” said Florida Focus; and Budgeting. For the County can be very proud of tax enforcement and collec- Tax Collectors, Inc. (“FTCA”) 2014 Legacy Award, Nichols Honorable Nichols for the tions; driver licenses and mo- Past-President Diane Nelson demonstrated that the office award-winning manner in tor vehicle services; hunting Now Reopen in Gulf Breeze! of Pinellas County. “The judg- had further enhanced its fi- which he operates the Tax Col- and fishing licenses; birth cer- ing process was arduous and nancial operations. lector’s Office,” Lisa Cullen, tificates, and so much more. KNOWLEDGE KOLLEGE Let our family take care of your family! Free Knowledge Kollege returns to GB Infants 18 months through Enrollment Children 10 years for the Month of October! Knowledge Kollege is returning to Gulf 2004. Her daughters, Jessica and Jennifer, “We are so happy to be back,” Mann said. The Same Love and Care Breeze. Owner Kathleen Mann is resur- will help care for children as will previous “We are offering the same love and care that That You Remember! recting her child care business in the same employee Jennifer Lutz. we had before.” #5 Hoffman Drive in Gulf Breeze • (850) 934-9665 location at #5 Hoffman Drive, where many Knowledge Kollege accepts children Knowledge Kollege has a grand opening of today’s young adults got their start. from age 18 months to 10 years and offers special of free enrollment the month of Octo- Mann owned the business from 1998- after school programs. ber. They can be reached at (850) 934-9665. In Gulf Breeze since 1994 DEATHS BEGINNERS - ADVANCED Certifi ed Instructor Customized Curriculum Michael Richard beach vol- Burial followed in Elm- Condolences may be sub- for Every Student leyball wood Memorial Park. Ser- mitted online at www.Hamil- ENROLLING Sorrell and was a vices were directed by The FamilyFuneralHome.com. NOW! 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» Continued from Page 3A Land cost for the Pea Ridge site would set the county back approximately $1.4 million— the costliest of all three pro- posed sites. However, after construction costs, the Pea Ridge location build is only expected to be about $50.7 million. The county is also eyeing an East Milton location near the Santa Rosa County Indus- trial Park. Land cost there is free, but would cost the county $4.7 million to make traffic lane modifications and create an access road. The total cost for that site after construction is estimated at $49.7 million. The Pea Ridge location, along with having easier ac- Graphic provided by Santa Rosa County Public Information Office cess from a four-lane high- way, also has the most land, This concept drawing of the proposed courthouse shows the size of the building, which is said to be roughly 156,000 sq. ft. which would allow the coun- ty to have to opportunity to expand the judicial center in the future, if needed. The proposed courthouse Oldest government is said to be approximately 156,000 square feet. The cur- Every year that we wait, it’s estimated it adds a million dollars to the rent courthouse, with the por- cost of a new facility. Construction costs are not going down. There is buildings in SRC table units is roughly 60,000 a cost of not doing anything. Sq. Ft. That square footage Canal Street Offices SRC School Board is said to be able to meet the (Milton): 1916 demands of the county’s fu- – Joy Tsubooka ture growth. Currently, about Santa Rosa County Public Information Officer on proposed courthouse build Central High School: 1921 10,000 people come through the courthouse on a monthly Chumuckla Elementary: 1922 basis, according to Santa Rosa County Public Information Santa Rosa County Courthouse: 1927 officer Joy Tsubooka. That Fisher Hamilton Office Building (Milton): 1938 equates to roughly 161,934 a in walking distance to the able to pay for the courthouse 21 local Guardian ad Litem year, which does not include courthouse, even then, we early with the funds, at which programs in 20 judicial cir- Fidelis Community Center/School House (Milton): inmates. Lynchard said that would have to send person- time, they can sunset it out cuits in Florida. 1940 97 percent of the people who nel to transport the inmates,” manually. If the courthouse was built, go come through the court- Hall said. “Our biggest ex- “A sales tax in my mind is space would be provided to SRC Health Department Env. Health (Milton): 1945 house are not inmates. pense is the personnel. We the best option for our resi- Guardian ad Litem free of “Only 3 percent of the pay them for a full day when dents. Visitors contribute to charge on the third floor of SRC Health Department (Milton): 1953 people that come to the court- they transport them to the the construction of our ju- the proposed courthouse, cut- house are people who are in courthouse.” dicial facility. Tourists who ting back on rental charges. Each proposed site has an cost of not doing anything.” jail,” Tsubooka said. “Every- Lynchard said one of the come and spend time in Santa Along with Guardian ad estimated 500 total parking If the one-cent sales tax body else is the general pub- most gut-wrenching realities Rosa County with contrib- Litem, the county has also spaces on their blue print, ex- increase is approved on the lic. There are people coming for the county is the possibil- ute,” Lynchard said. proposed putting all of the cept for the downtown Milton November ballot, the county in to file divorce papers, cus- ity of another lawsuit, which The proposed courthouse state attorney’s offices inside location, which will only be would then move forward todial things, pay traffic tick- is why the county wanted to building could cut down on the courthouse. That would able to handle 225 total park- with building plans. ets.” push to get this on the ballot a number of costs, accord- mean the division would ing spots for both the facility “The building process will Santa Rosa County Sher- for November. ing to data supplied by the move from the second floor employees and the courthouse not start immediately (in iff Wendell Hall said that the “We run the risk constantly county. Costs such as rental of the county facility behind visitors. January if approved on the location of the courthouse is of something occurring that space. Currently, the county the McDonalds on Highway “It’s estimated that there ballot),” Santa Rosa County not a major concern. Many will result in a significant pays $28,500 annually to rent 90 in Milton. will be 266 employees who Administrator Hunter Walker residents pondered if an East amount of reliability for the out space inside the Santa According to Tsubooka, will work in the courthouse,” said. “By the time they final- Milton location would cut county,” Lynchard said. One Rosa Kids’ House in Milton the county is unsure what Tsubooka said. ize the design, put together down on costs associated of those liabilities could be a to Guardian ad Litem. they would do with the empty And that number could the specifications and went with transporting inmates mandate to build a new court- The State of Florida space if the state attorney’s grow, she said. out to bid, I think you would from jail to the courthouse house.” Guardian ad Litem Program office was relocated to the “Every year that we wait, be 7 or 8 months out (from and back again. If the one-cent sales tax in- is a network of both staff and courthouse (if it is built). it’s estimated it adds a mil- January 1). Something this “If they would have ap- crease is adopted, it will go community advocates who Office space for the state lion dollars to the cost of a complex, and this big, the proved the courthouse a year into affect on January 1. It is partner together to provide a attorney’s office is also rent- new facility. Construction board (of county commis- ago (in East Milton near the scheduled to sunset at the end voice in court for abused and ed out at the Santa Rosa Kids costs are not going down,” sioners) has to decide how to jail), and it would have been of 2019, unless the county is neglected children. There are House for $21,500 a year. Tsubooka said. “There is a implement the plan.”
Graphic by Nancy Fish | Gulf Breeze News Going the distance Distance to new The graphic to the left shows approximate locations of the Courthouse sites proposed judicial facility sites, and the distances to each (from center of City of site from GB Proper and the Tiger Point Walmart. Gulf Breeze) Shortest Route Downtown Milton – 28 mi. Pea Ridge – 23 mi. East Milton – 32 mi. City of Gulf Breeze
(from Tiger Point Walmart) Shortest Route with Public Notice Garcon Bridge toll Downtown Milton – 18.8 mi. The City Of Gulf Breeze Pea Ridge – 16.2 mi.
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The Navarre Sand Sculpting Festival helped kick off a busy weekend last Friday. Nine master sand sculptors competed in the Soft Pack National Championship right on Navarre Beach. The sculptors traveled from all over North America to compete in the event.
ABOVE: Morgan Rudluff of California works on detailing a face in the sand during the start of the festival on Friday. Trivia masters GB Chamber show skills at plans mini fundraiser Business Expo Does your The Mile High Club took able to compete otherwise and company mar- home the top honors at Friday travel expenses for the team. ket to the busi- night’s second annual Trivia Students that would not be able ness communi- Night hosted by the Gulf Breeze to compete otherwise have ben- ty? Exhibit in High School Debate and Speech eitted, including acceptance to the Business- Team. colleges and life experiences, 2Business Mini “We raised $6,964 and there greatly,” Angie Johnson said. Expo during the Rise and were 160 who attended. There The categories, trivia and “The Mile High Club” answered the most questions correctly. were additional tables sold in pay to play questions were all Shine Chamber support of the team, but the buy- the work of Wei Uebeshaer. She Breakfast on ers were unable to attend the also ran the projection screen at Thursday, Oct. event.,” Elizabeth Hewson said. the event. 9. The Trivia Winners were the The emcee, Brandon, asked The event Mile High Club under the lead- questions in six categories about will be held at ership of Eric Kline and mem- history, geography and general St. Ann Catho- bers Andi Minyard, Will Turner, knowledge with a few fun facts lic Church’s Helen Sayre, Blake Sayre, Mi- thrown in. F e l l o w s h i p cah Butler and Stephanie Butler. Hall from 7 to The best themed team was 9 a.m. “Let’s Get Physical” under the Exhibitor in- leadership of Karen Lloyd. vestment is only Proceeds will help the debate $30 for half of Contact the Chamber at and speech team with travel ex- an 8’ table. Space is limited (850) 932-7888 or email with penses and will be reserved on a irst- questions or to reserve your “We compete all over and this RIGHT: The best themed team come, irst-serve basis. space today. assists students that may not be was “Let’s Get Physical” under the leadership of Karen Lloyd.
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B October 2, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Gardening good for the earth, body, soul
The days are getting shorter, The cycles of the garden mir- an accomplished gardener or rate making compost and worm cloud cover blocks the UV and ror the cycles of the seasons. just starting to grow the garden habitat as an integral part of my the north winds blow some re- Working with the earth includes is a path with heart. garden designs. The idea is to prieve from the heat. Fall is the rhythms of weather and ce- If you do not grow in the fall, grow in living, biologically ac- second to spring on my favor- lestial inluences. the cooler weather is prime time tive earth which imparts quality ites list and the temperature The earth, sun, moon spin to build next year’s soil, test into the produce and our bod- decrease is very welcome. If relationship is a magical dance the Ph, increase organic mate- ies. you planted the irst of Septem- that supports and sustains life. rial and cover it up to decrease Chemical fertilizers, pesti- ber you should see a burst of The spiritual, emotional rela- weeds and soil pathogens. cides and herbicides can result growth into October. of vegetable choices. grown over a longer period of tion of working with nature is Composting and soil building in higher crop yield, but the toll The leafy veggies should be The majority of local garden- time. a participation therapy in re- is important in every part of the on the earth and our bodies is ready for harvest pruning. The ers I talk with do not grow leafy Cabbage, brussel sprouts, newal, growth and abundance. world but our sand peninsula becoming increasingly evident. tomatoes and other larger plants vegetables. 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It’s a Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day • 7 pm light, fun little character-piece Dracula Untold • 8 pm ‘Prince Avalanche’ called “Prince Avalanche.” As odd as the title may sound, this mixes comedy, drama is one of the best mixtures of comedy and drama I’ve ever For those of you that fre- son, so most of the big compa- seen. quently keep up with the latest nies are throwing out their ver- The ilm focuses on two star as the hilarious duo, both ilms being released in theaters sion of iller while we wait. road workers who are slowly bringing some of their best per- (especially the mainstream There have been a good re-painting the lines on a burnt formances to date. Not to men- ones), you’ve probably realized amount of smaller ilms thatout stretch of highway in rural tion the outstanding cinema- that in the last couple of weeks I’ve reviewed and recommend- Texas. Isolated and without tography and music that blows it’s become a barren wasteland. ed such as “The Lunchbox” or much to do, they get to know my mind every time I see it. I The summer blockbusters are “The Congress” that made the each other and share their expe- couldn’t recommend “Prince long-since been gone and we’re slump much more bearable, but riences despite a large age gap. Avalanche” enough, hopefully all still awaiting the Oscar sea- let’s face it, this isn’t the great- Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch you’ll enjoy it as much as I do. Support the journey of the Monarch Butterfly this weekend Mark your calendars for this Sanctuary, and Santa Rosa 4-H garden. weekend, because Friday, Oct. 3 will offer dynamic displays. z Visit the U Learn Booth and and Saturday, Oct. 4, the Panhan- z Garden Gate will have an discover the secrets to butter- dle Butterly House is hosting its array of plants for sale for your ly gardening and cooking with 8th Annual Monarch Madness gardens. herbs. Butterly Festival. There, chil- z Butterly Bazaar will have z Designing a Butterly Gar- dren can learn about the life and butterly art posters for sale den in Seven Easy Steps. - Pre biology of the butterly while along with unique, hand crafted sented at 10:30 and 2 p.m. on earning their Junior Lepidopter- butterly items. Friday and Saturday z z ist card, entitling them to release up close as they feed on native Holley-Navarre Elks Lodge Cooking with Herbs. Enjoy a butterly in the vivarium. and Florida-Friendly nectar #2787 will be raising money for sample tasting along with a dis- There will also be opportuni- plants. Watch hungry caterpil- local charities with the sale of play of herbs. ties for children (ages three and lars munching on their favorite hamburgers, hot dogs, snacks Proceeds from many of the up) to tag and release a Mon- food or observe a Monarch but- and soft drinks. booths support the Panhandle z arch butterly outdoors as part terly laying her eggs under a Rustables will offer original Butterly House. of the annual Monarch Watch milkweed leaf. metalwork art for the garden z program. They may also craft Don’t miss any of the interest- Santa Rosa County Master butterly–related items in the ing booths. These will include: Gardeners will provide advice educational craft area located in z Monarch Market selling on your lawn, landscape and the gazebo. butterly-themed books, t-shirts gardens. z Enter the Butterly House vi- and other treasures. Navarre Garden Club will varium where trained Docents z The Navarre Beach Sea Tur- sell a variety garden planters will point out native butterlies tle Conservation Center, Marine and embellishments for your Walk to End Alzheimer’s this weekend It’s not too late to show your advancement of research; to support for inding a cure to al- provide and enhance care and zheimer’s. This Saturday, Oct. support for all affected; and 4 starting at 7:30 a.m., the Pen- to reduce the risk of dementia sacola Walk to End Alzheimer’s through the promotion of brain will take place at Bayview Park, health. located at 2001 E. Lloyd St., efforts of the Alzheimer’s As- To register, volunteer or Pensacola. sociation. learn more, visit www.act.alz. All funds raised will go to- The mission of the Alzheim- org. wards the support and research er’s Association is to elimi- nate the disease through the Answers from pg 3B
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| WEEK OF October 2 - October 8 | n 11th Annual Beaches to n Star Gazing n 25th Annual Jay n Disney Junior Live On Tour! Woodlands Tour of Santa Friday, October 3, 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. Peanut Festival Pirate & Princess Adventure Saturday, October 4, 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. Rosa County Saturday, October 4 - Sunday, October 5, 2 p.m. & 6 p.m. PB Gulfside Pavilion Sunday, October 5 Pensacola Bay Center Now - October 31 Discover the greatness of the night sky! The Santa Rosa County Gabbert Farm Mickey and Minnie Mouse are taking their Escambia Amateur Astronomers' Association will seats, too, at this never before seen live show This month enjoy more than a dozen festivals, offer free star gazing at the Gulfside Pavilion. 3604 Pine Level Church Rd. plan an adventure zipline tour or snorkeling out- Jay, FL featuring favorite characters from Disney ing, learn about sea life, chase butterlies, check See why 70,000 people attend this festival ev- Junior’s hit series, “Soia the First” and “Jake out the new babies at the zoo, cycle, run or hike n 2nd Annual ‘Help the Kids’ ery year. The 40-acre peanut farm is the venue and the Never Land Pirates.” through nature, plan a day at the farm, discover Tennis Tournament for a weekend of live entertainment, arts, crafts, local artisans at work and treat Saturday, October 4, 7:45 a.m. games, and much more. n Gov’t Mule yourself to a ghostly Roger Scott Tennis Center Tuesday, October 7, 7 p.m. scare in a historical Help raise money for Escambia County n PSO - Opening Night! Pensacola Saenger setting at the annual elementary schools at this ladies’ and men’s Saturday, October 4, 8 p.m. Gov’t Mule has become a staple act at music tour. www.beachesto- doubles tournament and silent auction. $40 per festivals across North America, with both its woodlandstour.com Pensacola Saenger person, lunch and drinks provided. Call Brian at Enjoy eight concerts, opening with Glenn members and frequent guests boasting members 850-572-4860 for more information. Dicterow, acclaimed concertmaster of the New from other notable bands, adding various funk n PB Songwriter’s Festival York Philharmonic for 34 years, performing and blues rock elements to the band’s sound. Now - Sunday, October 5 n Santa Rosa Island Triathlon Beethoven's Violin Concerto. Pensacola Beach Saturday, October 4 n Bands on the Beach Don't miss this opportunity to hear the songs Casino Beach n Improvable Cause Tuesday, October 7, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. as they were written and performed by the song- A sold out ield of 1,250 Saturday, October 4, 10:30 p.m. PB Gulfside Pavilion writer's themselves in their purest form. Get the athletes is expected to compete Pensacola Little Theatre Pensacola jam band, Mass Konfuzion, returns stories behind the songs at various venues and in this nationally-renowned for their seventh straight year to Bands on the stages on Pensacola Beach. Improvable Cause is Pensacola’s best (and sprint triathlon event. only) improvisational comedy troupe. The Beach with their unique blend of classic rock, group creates scenes that forgo rehearsal. The ‘80s and modern popular tunes. n Drive-In Movies n Monarch Madness Butterfly dialogue is created instantaneously. Friday, October 3, 7 p.m. Festival www.pensacolalittletheater.com n Greek Festival Community Maritime Park, Friday, October 3, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday, October 10, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Amphitheater Saturday, October 4, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. n Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup Saturday, October 11, 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday, October 12, noon - 6 p.m. "RIO-2" - Catch the newest kid-friendly Panhandle Butterfly House Saturday, October 4, 8:45 a.m. - 10 a.m. animated movie in downtown Pensacola. Watch The entire family can enjoy the indoor and Navarre Beach Annunciation Greek Orthodox from your car or the outdoor gardens and discover garden design Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup will be at Na- Church grassy lawn. This is ideas and plant selections for their own land- varre Beach for their weekly cleanup. Bring Like a visit to Greece, the Pensacola Greek the last movie for the scape. There are numerous activities in the park gloves, water and sunscreen; buckets and bags Festival offers a rich, multi-sensory experience series. Parking and during the two days, so plan time to visit the will be provided. For more information contact of Greek hospitality and culture. Savory cuisine, the movie are free. many many vendor booths to shop, eat, learn Sharon a [email protected] soulful music, lively dancing and educational and see dynamic displays. tours transform the church grounds into a three- day glendi (celebration). Admission is free.
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Page 4B GULF BREEZE NEWS October 2, 2014 The world looks a lot different without gravity I have discovered some painful truths about constants and security. I have come to believe the words of the great mod- ern musical philosophers Mumford and Son’s song “Hold on to What You Believe.” Within that stirring song, they wrote, “I can’t promise you that I won’t let you down, and I, I can’t promise you that I will be the only one around when your hope falls down.” At the end of the day, we will all be let down by life’s circumstances, our friends, our families, and our trusted institutions and leaders. If you live long enough, you Bridging will ind your hope falling down as your constants and securi- ties let us down. Imagine that one day gravity didn’t work. It might happen at 6:05 on a Monday morning. You are just beginning to pour your irst cup of coffee from the carafe. Instead of draining to- the Gap ward your cup, it begins to disperse around the room. You look around. That stack of bills is now loating through the room and Members of the Gulf Breeze, Pensacola Beach and Pen- the impact of the ceiling fan is much more powerful. Dog food sacola Chambers gathered for the annual "Bridging the Gap" passes by, only to be followed by a very confused canine. The networking event at Bamboo Willie's last week. The annual toilets don’t lush. The water pressure is gone in the shower. event provides an opportunity for members of all three local The truck is stuck under the roof of the garage and the pool is chambers to enjoy food, beverages and share ideas. moving to the neighbors. It’s crazy. Life gets disrupted just as powerfully in the real world. It ABOVE: Jim Robert and T.J. Edwards sample the food. doesn’t have to be a Monday, but it could be. When the doctor LEFT: Bamboo Willie's General Manager Robert Gleim calls to give the bad news, it can make you question what else speaks to attendees while Gulf Breeze Chamber CEO Kris- ten Loera talks to Todd St. Ores. you trust. When your spouse doesn’t return the conversational “I love you”, when you realize you’ve been a victim, when you Photos by Mat Pellegrino |Gulf Breeze News hear the news that “he didn’t make it”, when you hear “she’s too far gone”, when the subpoena comes in the mail, or when you inish your conversation with the oficer, your world might be just as crazy as if gravity didn’t work anymore. Meet the candidates tonight at forum In times like these, we might question who and what we can still count on. Suspicion and mistrust take root in our hearts. allows three minutes for each candidate to riculture. Mike Hill and Jeremy Lau face Friendships, loyalties, faith, and those other rocks of support BY SHELLEY WATERS JOHNSON address the beach voters. The candidate pre- off for State Representative in District 2. seem weaker in times like this. Special to the News sentations will be followed by a proctored Escambia County Commission District 4 Maybe that’s why Deuteronomy 31:6 is so comforting: “Be question-and-answer period. Attendees will incumbent Grover Robinson, IV, is taking strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terriied because be able to submit questions in writing at the on challenger Michael Lowery. Do you want to know more about the can- of them, for the LORD your God goes with you; he will never meeting. Questions will be posed to candi- In 1983 Pensacola Beach residents earned didates? Are you registered to vote? The Pen- leave you nor forsake you.” dates as time allows by Wheeler. “We want the right to vote for one delegate to the Santa sacola Beach Optimist Club has you covered. In truth, we all will be let down by others and we will all end everyone to join us,” said Wheeler. “Hear Rosa Island Authority Board. Thomas Cam- They are hosting a Candidate Forum, Thurs- up letting others down from time to time. Through it all, I hope the candidates and stick around for refresh- panella and Terry Preston are running for the day, October 2 at 5:30 p.m. at the Pensacola you come to know that God is Love and that Love will never ments after the presentations are over.” SRIA seat. There are over 2,400 registered Beach Community Church. Optimist Club let you down. In addition to the Governor’s race, voters on Pensacola Beach. During the Au- President Carleen Wheeler announced that May you remember the chorus of that great Mumford and Beach voters will have an opportunity to gust 26 Primary Election voter turnout was all candidates from the gubernatorial race to Son’s song: “Hold on to what you believe in the light when the choose the Florida Attorney General, Chief relatively low with 436 voters from Pensac- the one-elected Santa Rosa Island Authority darkness has robbed you of all your sight.” - ola Beach casting ballots. seat have been invited to appear. The format Financial Oficer and Commissioner of Ag Love one. Love another.
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Supply is limited. (850) 932-8986 $18.95 Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 2, 2014 Schedules Bay plays ‘keep away’ in 42-34 win Thursday, Oct. 2 Football at Tornado offense on field 26 of final Rutherford, 7 p.m. 36 minutes; GBHS back in Panama Volleyball vs. Arnold (JV 5, Var. 6) City tonight against Rutherford Boys golf at “They had opportunities Stonebrook (vs. BY JASON THOMPSON to put up points and they Pace, Catholic, Gulf Breeze News Milton), 3:30 p.m. [email protected] didn’t do it. Same stuff, stuff that we talk about Girls golf vs. The Bay Tornadoes in practice. There were a Milton (at Tiger reverted to an old kids’ game handful of plays that we Point, 3:30 p.m.) to pull out a district win don’t do those things and it against GBHS Thursday. hurt us in all three phases of Saturday, Oct. 4 After falling behind 10-0 Volleyball vs. the game.” in the irst quarter, the Bay Mosley, 1 p.m. A long punt return, an offense held the ball for interception and a fumble Swim team at 26 of the inal 36 minutes, recovery by Bay (the last Northwest Florida putting up 42 points as two came after the Dolphin Invitational (at the Tornadoes edged the defense recorded takeaways Washington, 8 a.m.) Dolphins 42-34 in GBHS’a couple of plays earlier) Cross country at District 1-5A opener. resulted in 21 Bay points. Milton Blackcat “Our defense got off the Invitational, 8 a.m. The Tornado offense, who ield enough to give our ran a whopping 79 running Monday, Oct. 6 offense some good ield po- plays, were 12-for-18 on sition,” coach Chris Nemith third and fourth downs. Volleyball vs. said. Milton (Ninth grade See Dolphins, Pg. 4C » 4 p.m., JV 5, Var. 6) Boys golf at Santa We got to ind the ones, and I think we Rosa County have. There’s going to be some shufling Championships around, we got to ind the ones that are (at The Club at Hidden Creek, noon) going to do what we ask them to do. We got a couple of guys that we’re relying on Tuesday, Oct. 7 that are not being accountable. Swimming at – Chris Nemith Navarre (4 p.m.) Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News GBHS head coach after GBHS’ 42-34 loss at Bay. Girls golf at Sam Covell makes one of his 20 tackles in the Dolphins’ 42-34 loss at Bay Thursday. Navarre (at The Club at Hidden Creek, 4 p.m.) Lady Dolphins Wednesday, Oct. 8 Girls golf vs. Milton and Tate finish grueling (at Tanglewood, 3:30, p.m.) week 2-1 Results GBHS plays 14 Lady Dolphins 25-10- Tuesday, Sept. 23 25-22-15, Catholic 17-25- Lady Dolphin games in three 23-25-13: It took four match volleyball 25-10- days; fall at points, but Gulf Breeze was 25-22-15, Catholic inally able to convert to 17-25-23-25-13 Choctaw in 5 win a marathon match with Choctaw JV FB 35, Catholic on Sept. 23. Dolphins 28 BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News A Emily Radcliffe kill [email protected] and a pair of Kathrin Hess Wednesday, Sept. 24 aces gave GBHS a 5-0 Lady Dolphin The GBHS Lady Dolphin game one lead. Catholic volleyball 25- volleyball love their sport got to within two twice (11- 25-23-25, Pace so much, they not only 9, 13-11), but no closer. 19-9-25-14 played three matches in as Game two went to many days, they played 14 Catholic as the Lady Thursday, Sept. 25 out of a possible 15 games. Crusaders led 6-1 early and Bay FB 42, The Lady Dolphins the lead never got below Dolphins 34 started the week with a four. They went on a 15-5 Choctaw VB 20- ive-set win over Catholicrun to close out the game. 30-23-26-15, Lady before beating Pace in four. GBHS led 10-3 early Dolphins 25-28- But the third match wasn’t in game three, but needed 25-24-8 the charm as the lost at three points late to win. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Choctaw in ive games. See Dolphins, Pg. 4C » Kathrin Hess tips a ball over last week at Navarre. Exclusive Gulf Breeze Homesites!
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 2, 2014 3C ACC STANDINGS Wild West Weekend SEC STANDINGS ATLANTIC EAST Florida State 2-0 4-0 Missouri 1-0 4-1 Louisville 2-1 4-1 Georgia 1-1 3-1 Clemson 1-1 2-2 Florida 1-1 2-1 Syracuse 0-0 2-2 Kentucky 1-1 3-1 NC State 01 4-1 S. Carolina 2-2 3-2 Wake Forest 0-1 2-3 Tennessee 0-1 2-2 Boston College 0-1 3-2 Vanderbilt 0-3 1-4
COASTAL WEST Georgia Tech 1-0 4-0 Texas A&M 2-0 5-0 Pitt 1-0 3-2 In case you haven't Alabama 1-0 4-0 Virginia 1-0 3-2 noticed, the SEC West divi- Auburn 1-0 4-0 Miami 1-1 3-2 sion is tough, ridiculously Miss. State 1-0 4-0 Duke 0-1 4-1 tough. There's little doubt Ole Miss 1-0 4-0 Virginia Tech 0-1 3-2 where the best college foot- LSU 0-1 4-1 North Carolina 0-1 2-2 ball in the nation resides, Arkansas 0-2 3-2 and so far, no team from Friday, October 3 anywhere else has been Saturday, October 4 e-Louisville @ Syracuse...... 6p able to match the level of s-Florida @ Tennessee...... 11a play found in this division. e-Texas A&M @ Miss. State.....11a Saturday, October 4 The SEC West is 25-0 c-Alabama @ Ole Miss...... 2:30p e3-Va. Tech @ N. Carolina...11:30a against non-SEC West s-Vanderbilt @ Georgia...... 3p eU-NC State @ Clemson...... 2:30p teams. Say what you want e-LSU @ Auburn...... 6p a-Wake Forest @ FSU...... 2:30p about loading up on early s-S. Carolina @ Kentucky...... 6:30p e2-Miami @ Georgia Tech.....6:30p season cupcakes, but every OPEN: Arkansas, Missouri e3-Pitt @ Virginia...... 6:30p team in the SEC West has at OPEN: Boston College, Duke least one legit win so far: Last Week’s Results Alabama defeated West Kentucky 17, Vanderbilt 7 Last Week’s Results Virginia and Florida. Georgia 35, Tennessee 32 Colorado St. 24, Boston College 21 Arkansas crushed Texas Texas A&M 35, Arkansas 28 Virginia Tech 35, W. Michigan 17 Tech in Lubbock. Auburn 45, Louisiana-Tech 17 Akron 21, Pitt 10 Auburn beat Arkansas by Missouri 21, South Carolina 20 Virginia 45, Kent State 13 24 and beat ranked Kansas LSU 63, New Mexico State 7 Louisville 20, Wake Forest 10 State on the road. Ole Miss 24, Memphis 3 Florida State 56, NC State 41 LSU beat ranked Clemson 50, North Carolina 35 Wisconsin at a neutral site. Game of the week (No. 3 Miami 22, Duke 10 Mississippi State took out Alabama @ No. 11 Ole Miss): Notre Dame 31, Syracuse 15 LSU at Death Valley. With three matchups featuring Ole Miss demolished two top-15 SEC teams to choose Game of the week (Miami @ Boise State in Atlanta. from, it's hard to select just one Georgia Tech): When you look And Texas A&M game of the week, but since this down the ACC lineup this week, torched South Carolina in Graphic by Scott Page one features the two highest- it's a stretch to classify any of the Columbia. It's hard to remember a bigger slate of games in a single division on a single Saturday ranked opponents, it gets the matchups as must-see TV, but Five of the seven remain than what's in store this weekend. These three games, all featuring two top 15 teams, nod. Ole Miss is looking to erase this game could factor largely in unbeatean and only will set the tone for the pecking order in the SEC West, at least for a week. the memory of last year's 25- the Coastal division race. With Arkansas is outside the 0 beatdown in Tuscaloosa and a victory over defending division Top 25; of course, that's all solidify itself as a real contender champ Duke already under its going to change as the divi- No. 6 Texas A&M @ No. No. 3 Alabama @ No. 11 No. 15 LSU @ No. 5 in the West. On the other side, belt, Miami can put itself in great sion cannibalizes itself over 12 Mississippi State: This Ole Miss: Bama's offense Auburn: Auburn is look- Alabama is playing on the road position with a win at Georgia the next two months. game features the SEC's is soaring, but the Rebels ing to avenge the only loss for the first time this year, and Tech. Likewise, a Yellow Jackets The odds of any of the No. 1 (A&M) and No. 3 sit atop the SEC in total from its magical 2013 sea- the Crimson Tide's offense, which victory puts them in prime five unbeatens making it (State) units in terms of defense (248 yards/game), son, a 35-21 defeat in Baton is soaring under Lane Kiffin so position to make a run at the through the divisional total offense. yards per play (3.74), pass Rouge. In fact, LSU won far, will be tested by the Rebels division crown and an opportunity gauntlet unscathed are slim The Bulldogs are third efficiency (74.20) and seven of the last nine meet- defense, which is tops in the SEC to lose to FSU in the ACC title to none. And the carnage in the SEC with 270.75 points (8.5/game). ings between the the two. statistically. game. begins this week, as the rushing yards per game, Oxford is hosting ESPN's LSU will be starting true six ranked SEC West teams which bodes well against College GameDay for the freshman Brandon Harris face each other in a series the Aggies, against which first time, adding to what is at QB for the first time. of showdowns with divi- Arkansas piled up 285 rush- already the biggest Rebels How will he respond on the a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; sion, conference and play- ing yards and three TDs home game in recent mem- road? a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eN- off implications. last week. ory. Prediction: Auburn 34, e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eN- ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC Here are a few facts and Prediction: Miss. State Prediction: Alabama 31, LSU 28. ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus. predictions for each game. 38, Texas A&M 31. Ole Miss 27. Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus.
No. 3 Alabama No. 5 Auburn Florida No. 1 Florida State No. 15 LSU Alabama had an The Tigers won The improvement The Florida State LSU got a little off extra week to pre- handily last week, Will Muschamp has Seminoles are still track two weeks pare for its first true but the schedule been promising has unbeaten and still ago with a home road game of the gets brutal from not been apparent No. 1 in the polls, but loss to Miss. State, season and easily here on out, as five in this Florida team, they're far from being but the Tigers can the Crimson Tide's of the Tigers' next which had a week the most liked team get right back in the toughest opponent so far, No. 11 six opponents are currently ranked. off to recover from a 42-21 whipping in America, as fans are growing weary of SEC West hunt with a win at Auburn Ole Miss. Bama's offense has put up Auburn has lost seven of its last nine at Alabama two weeks ago. The prob- Jameis Winston's off-the-field behavior. this weekend. LSU has dominated staggering numbers so far, but the against LSU, which visits Jordan-Hare lems, it seems, run much deeper than Alas, inappropriate jokes have no bear- the series lately, but the Tigers will Tide has also turned the ball over Stadium this week. Can the Tigers minor issues that can be ironed out in ing on standings, and FSU continues be starting true freshman Brandon more than what they can afford in a avenge their only loss from a year ago a week. The offense can't execute, the to win, albeit without the style and flair Harris at QB for the first time. LSU's game of this magnitude. We'll know a and continue their quest to repeat as defense is becoming more and more of a year ago. This week, the Noles success or failure this weekend could lot more about the true nature of this champs of the brutal SEC West? It porous each week. This team cannot won't need either, as Wake Forest barely be determined in large part by his team come Saturday night. won't be easy. afford a loss at Tennessee this week. qualifies as "competition." ability to handle the moment.
Miami Central Florida South Florida South Alabama Southern Miss The Hurricanes UCF is coming USF played its South Alabama After winning its are coming off an off its first win of best game of the notched its first second game of the impressive 22-10 the season and season last week, Sun Belt win of season two weeks victory over defend- an extra week of despite the fact the the season last ago, Southern Miss ing Coastal division preparation for its Bulls lost 27-10 at week, a 34-10 vic- took a step back champs Duke. Now, American Athletic Wisconsin. If this tory at Idaho that with a 41-23 home Miami has an opportunity to knock Conference opener against Houston team, which has already won one brings the Jaguars back to .500 loss to Rice in its Conference USA off another of the primary contend- this week. The Knights are nowhere AAC game, keeps improving, it could in the league (1-1) and overall (2- opener. The Golden Eagles are now ers for the division crown, Georgia near the team that won the league potentially make a run at a confer- 2). This week, USA hits the road facing an uphill battle in the confer- Tech. With a second-straight win last season, but that doesn't mean ence title. But it will have to beat again for another league showdown ence standings, which has sort of over a division opponent, the Canes this group can't challenge for the AAC what appears to be far and away the at Appalachian State. It will be the been standard operating procedure would be in great position to make a crown again this year. UCF will need best team in the league this week, first ever meeting between the two for the program the last few years. run at the ACC title game, even with to get off on the right foot with a win East Carolina, which has already programs, which have each recently Can USM right the ship this week at one league loss. against the Cougars. taken down two ACC opponents. joined the Sun Belt conference. Middle Tennessee? *Rankings based on AP Poll
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The Dolphins got off to a strong start, scoring on its irst two possessions. In what would be their longest drive of the game, GBHS went on a 15-play, 64-yard drive that ended with a 35-yard ield goal by T.J. Brubaker. A roughing the punter call kept the drive going, as did passes of 10 and 17 yards from Tyler Phelps to Garner Curington. Chase Blake and others made a fourth down stop, which was followed on the next play with a 43-yard touchdown run by Josh Irby. Brubaker's PAT made it 10-0 with 4:42 left in the irst quarter. A near six-minute long drive put Bay on the board. Raekwon Cook, who had 235 yards rushing on 50 carries, scored the irst of his ive touchdowns with a 2-yard run - crossing the plane before the ball came loose, according to the oficials. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News A long punt return after a Logan Green recovers an onside kick that gave GBHS a chance to tie in the final minute of the game. three and out led to another The point after made it Cook touchdown from 3 yards 28-17 with 4:20 left in the out. The PAT made it 14-10 Bay third quarter. The two teams with 7:58 left in the irst half. combined for three turnovers GBHS hit Bay with another before Bay scored again to quick strike as Jacob Kubik make it 35-17 with 1:25 left in hauled in a 60-yard pass from the third quarter. Phelps two plays later. Brubaker's Irby scored from 11 yards PAT made it 17-14 Dolphins with out to get GBHS within 11 at 7:02 left in the irst half. 35-24. The Dolphin D forced a The Dolphins went three and three and out before a 38-yard out after forcing a Bay turnover ield goal by Brubaker made it on downs. The Tornadoes went 35-27 with 8:26 left. 55 yards in seven plays, with A ive-minute, 21 second Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Cook scoring on another 3-yard long drive ended with an 8- Kiersten Ellis receives serve last week against Pace. touchdown run. With 47.1 seconds yard touchdown run for Bay left in the half, Bay led 21-17. with 3:07 left. Trent Bedell picked off a Bay Phelps threw an 8-yard Lady Dolphins pass to start the second half, but touchdown pass to Clay Moss three plays later, Phelps threw with 1:25 left. Logan Green the irst of his two interceptions. would recover the onside kick win two, lose at Ten plays later, Cook scored before Gulf Breeze went four again on a 1-yard run. and out. Choctaw in five » Continued from Page 1C Lady Dolphins 25-25-23- In game four, Catholic 25, Pace 19-9-25-14: GBHS took advantage of a GBHS led a 23-22 lead in game three serving error at 23-22 to slip away, but got eight straight force a ifth. serves from Hess to pull away in A Kiersten Ellis ace made game four. Hess had 36 assists, it 5-3 in the ifth — the irst while Denby and McCurdy two-point lead in the game both had 12 kills in the win and for either team. A kill by Julia Ellis had nine digs. Denby made it 7-4, with one Amber Doyle had nine points by Radcliffe making it 10-6. in the JV's 25-10, 25-22 win Catholic got within 12-10, but over Pace, while Lauren Stokes no closer. had 13 for the ninth graders in Radcliffe and Denby led their 25-11, 25-3 win. a balanced offensive attack Choctaw 20-30-23-26-15, with eight kills each. Maddie Lady Dolphins 25-28-25-24- Grace McCurdy had six, 8: McCurdy had 15 kills, while while Jordan Taylor and Denby had 13 as GBHS led Bailey Burns had ive each. 2-1 before the Lady Indians Kathrin Hess had 31 assists, rallied to win it in ive. Hess Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News while Kassie Oldham had had 43 assists, while Ellis and Trent Bedell (99) intercepted a third quarter pass — his second Jacob Kubik (right) celebrates a touchdown catch with Garner eight digs. Oldham both had 12 digs. takeaway of the season. GBHS turned it back over three plays later. Curington. It was Kubik's seventh touchdown pass of the year. GBHS, Navarre have active DBs
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Tori Bindi and Anthony Davis both won events for the GBHS swim teams Saturday at the Dolphin Optimist Invitational Meet Saturday at The Club II. Bindi won both the 50 (24.70) and the 100 yard freestyles (54.45), while Davis won the 50 yard freestyle (22.48). Bindi, along with Lexi McNamara, Claren Anderson and Noah Mathews, were second in the 200 yard freestyle relay and fourth in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Anderson was third in the 500 yard freestyle and McNamara third in the 100 yard freestyle. Davis, who was third in the 100 yard freestyle, teamed with Nik Bindi, Austin Wines and Noah Desimone to take fourth in the 200 yard freestyle relay. Complete Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News results are on Page 7C. Fenn Reeder (left) and Austin Wines (right) compete in the 100 yard freestyle Saturday at the Optimist Invitational.
Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Nik Bindi (left) competes in a relay, while Claren Anderson (right) swims in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Bindi had three top 10 finishes, while Anderson had three top five finishes.
Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Lilly Smith swims in the 100 yard breaststroke, while Lexi McNamara (right) swims in the 400 yard freestyle relay. McNamara had a second, third, fourth and a fifth place finish.
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6C October 2, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Dolphin JV football scores GBHS, GBMS PTSO 23 in fourth, rally past Tate to hold workshop The Parent Teacher Student Organizations of Gulf Breeze BY JASON THOMPSON Middle and Gulf Breeze High School will host a workshop, Marco Krasnosky, who Gulf Breeze News “Power of Parents,” Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Gulf Breeze [email protected] had 143 yards rushing on High Cafeteria. 21 carries, scored on 13- The workshop will address underage drinking and is The saying goes ‘at yard run three plays in to presented by Marylin Dorsey, Project Specialist at D MAD irst you don’t succeed,the second half to make it (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers). try, try again.’ 20-10. Jake Molina made The Dolphin junior a touchdown- saving tackle varsity football team didon the ensuing kickoff as that to perfection Mondaythe defense made a fourth- Tennis Tournament Saturday night, rallying from 16down stop inside their own points down late in the third5-yard line. at Roger Scott Tennis Center quarter to beat Tate 33-32. After a missed ield Walter Yates III, whogoal, Tate took a two- Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis and person, with proceeds ben- was unable to break uptouchdown, two 2-point Overholtz will host their second eitting Weis and Brentwood a touchdown pass thatconversion lead. annual ‘Help the Kids’ Tennis Elementary Schools. Lunch and made it 26-10 Tate with Parker Baynes, who Tournament Oct. 4 at the Roger drinks will be provided. For more 11.8 seconds left in thehad 109 yards rushing and Scott Tennis Center. information, call Brian Sakey third quarter, caught a 20-50 yards receiving, caught The men’s and women’s at 572-4860 or the Roger Scott yard touchdown pass froma 29-yard touchdown doubles tournament is $40 per Tennis Center at 912-4103. Tristan Covell that tied thepass from Tristan Covell game with 30 seconds left.(who was 10-for-12 in Nathan Paulchek, who the game). Covell ran in Reach Florida with a missed a 25-yard ieldthe 2-point conversion to single phone call! goal earlier in the game,make it 26-18. Hello added the eventual game- After Landon Advertise in 100+ top newspa pers REACH statewide. Add other states to your buy winning point. Dermody made a tackle RIDA FLO without making another call. Tate had two successfulon a botched Tate punt at- Coming very soon! two-point conversions tempt, Krasnosky scored wiped out by penalties. on a 2-yard run. Covell’s Get the coop Coming Paulchek made a 23-two-point run tied it at Contact Kevin Austin in yard ield with 6:57 left26-26 with 4:09 left. 321-283-5276 October in the irst half that pulled An 11-yard run gave kaustin@reachflorida.com GBHS within 6-3. Tate a 32-26 lead with 2:25 The Aggies would addleft, setting the stage for two touchdowns in thethe wild inish. Dermody inal ive minutes of thesacked the quarterback on Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News irst half to make it 20-3.the game’s inal play. Matthew Hawkins (30) celebrates Landon Dermody’s game-ending sack in the Dolphins’ 33-32 win at Tate Monday. Promotional Packages mo Starting At... FOR 12 MONTHS Not eligible for Hopper or HD CALL NOW - LIMITED TIME SAVINGS! 1-800-831-1867
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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News If at first you don’t succeed... Walter Yates III wasn’t able to break up a third quarter touchdown pass (left), but did score the game-tying touchdown with 30 seconds left in the game (right). The Dolphins scored 23 points in the first quarter to pull out the 33-32 win.
Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Back to work Carl Taylor (left) and Sam Lerille (right) run the ball in recent GBSA Juniors and Blue Midgets games, respectively. Both teams, who were off Saturday, look to remain unbeaten on the season when they travel to Navarre Saturday.
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Event 4 Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Event 13 Girls 500 Yard Event 21 Girls 400 Yard 1 Hodges, Connor AHS 1:49.86 Freestyle Freestyle Relay 2 Crowdis, Jett PHS 1:50.32 1 Sill, Grace Wash 5:31.22 1 Wash A 3:49.48 Stats 3 Brechler, Chaz NICE 1:51.77 2 Coleman, Celine PACE 2 AHS A 3:54.70 From 4 Petruska, Nicholas Wash 1:56.57 5:35.52 3 Wash B 3:57.77 CLASSIFIEDS » Page 2C 5 Arrington, Jesse FWB 1:56.73 3 Anderson, Claren GB 4 GBHS A 3:57.97 6 Hammond, Dylan NICE 1:57.44 5:38.10 1) McNamara, Lexi; 2) Sept. 24 - Gulf Breeze 7 Gobel, Nicholas AHS 1:57.65 4 Parke, Jane NICE 5:38.70 Mathews, Noah; 3) Anderson, Lady Dolphins 25 25 23 25 8 Beaty, Patrick FWB 1:58.95 5 Petruska, Catherine Wash Claren; 4) Bindi, Tori Pace 19 9 25 14 9 Wilber, Gabriel MOSL 1:59.91 5:44.46 5 NICE A 3:58.85 Aces –Julia Denby 4, Emily 10 Bindi, Nikolas GB 2:02.02 6 Robertson, Christine NICE 6 MOSL A 4:09.18 Services Directory Radcliffe 3, Kiersten Ellis 3 22 Sise, Owen GBHS 2:10.15 5:51.26 7 PHS A 4:12.72 Assists – Kathrin Hess 36 23 Reeder, Fenner GB 2:10.47 7 Speck, Whitney CHOC 5:54.19 8 PACE A 4:20.03 Fields Discount Blocks – Julia Denby 3 30 Tutt, Jacob GBHS 2:32.28 8 Tinker, Alexis WFLA 6:02.14 9 NICE B 4:22.19 Roofing&Construction, LLC Digs – Kiersten Ellis 9, Kathrin 9 Brown, Amy WFLA 6:12.37 10 CHS A 4:27.22 Hess 7, Julia Denby 5 Event 5 Girls 200 Yard IM 10 Davenport, Haley MOSL 13 GBHS B 4:37.73 Roof Inspection! Kills – Julia Denby 12, Maddie 1 Strom, Emma CHOC 2:10.65 6:22.82 1) Torraca, Brooke; 2) Larsen, *Re-Roof Grace McCurdy 12, Bailey 2 Mendez, Monet PHS 2:13.84 13 Valk, Meriah GBHS Emily; 3) Valk, Meriah; 4) Burns 8 3 Krause, Kalanne AHS 2:16.73 6:56.63 Lee, Miranda *Roof Repairs Percentage of playing time 4 Diagne, Sophie Wash 2:18.36 14 MOSL B 4:41.54 * Commercial/Residential – Kathrin Hess 100.0, Kiersten 5 Luth, AJ Wash 2:19.84 Event 14 Boys 500 Yard *All Types of Water Proofing Ellis 76.4, Julia Denby 63.0 6 Troia, Kari AHS 2:20.92 Freestyle Event 22 Boys 400 Yard +/- Scoring – Kathrin Hess 7 Hall, Zoe PACE 2:24.33 1 Orcutt, Daniel FWB 4:50.77 Freestyle Relay on metal, flat and deck +31, Julia Denby +30, Maddie 8 Ashley, Michaela AHS 2:24.99 2 Crowdis, Jett PHS 5:00.80 1 NICE A 3:23.20 * In House Metal Fabrication Grace McCurdy +22, Jordan 9 Gelsleichter, Fallon MOSL 2:27.55 3 Petruska, Nicholas Wash 2 PENS A 3:30.03 * Custom Flashing Taylor +22. 10 Doyle, Meghan Wash 2:29.54 5:04.84 3 AHS A 3:30.05 Points on Serve – Kathrin Hess 24 Larsen, Anna GBHS 3:03.09 4 Brechler, Chaz NICE 5:07.80 4 Wash A 3:30.36 * Chimney Caps 15, Julia Denby 14, Kiersten 28 Post, Allyson GBHS 3:08.73 5 Gobel, Nicholas AHS 5:18.27 5 MOSL A 3:33.09 Ellis 12. 30 Hill, Kyrra GBHS 3:14.45 6 Mead, Logan WFLA 5:19.75 6 NICE B 3:38.09 32 Hill, Kyley GBHS 3:23.87 7 Nieva, Jason CHOC 5:20.94 7 FWB A 3:39.73 Thursday - Fort Walton 8 Alexander, Liam MOSL 5:26.25 8 GBHS A 3:43.52 Lic# CCC1327226 Lady Dolphins 25 28 25 24 8 Event 6 Boys 200 Yard IM 9 Lane, Jay FWB 5:31.49 9 MOSL B 3:43.92 Choctaw 20 30 23 26 15 1 Orcutt, Daniel FWB 1:59.07 10 Longely, Ryan PHS 5:34.72 10 FWB B 3:44.64 850-934-7181 Aces – Kathrin Hess 3, Kristen 2 Phlegar, Alex AHS 2:06.86 17 Earle, Rich GBHS 6:29.56 14 GBHS B 3:58.50 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Watts 3 3 McGuire, Chad AHS 2:07.15 Assists – Kathrin Hess 43 4 Henderson, James PHS 2:07.76 Event 15 Girls 200 Yd Blocks – Jordan Taylor 4, Julia 5 Barfield, Coulson Wash 2:08.56 Freestyle Relay Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Ads start at Denby 3 6 Broaderick, Kellen NICE 2:10.79 1 Wash A 1:42.18 GOLF Digs – Kiersten Ellis 12, Kassie 7 Sears, David CHS 2:12.00 2 GBHS A 1:48.31 $17 per week. Call (850) 932-8986 Oldham 12, Kathrin Hess 8 8 Flitcraft, Logan MOSL 2:12.89 1) McNamara, Lexi; Kills – Maddie Grace McCurdy 9 Marengo, Dominick FWB 2:13.74 2) Mathews, Noah; 3) 15, Julia Denby 13, Jordan 10 Alexander, Liam MOSL 2:13.87 Anderson, Claren; 4) Bindi, FCA Classic (22 teams Taylor 8 30 Niven, Duncan GB 2:38.83 Tori entered) 207 601 1300 Percentage of playing time 33 Earle, Rich GBHS 2:42.92 3 CHOC A 1:48.67 Sept. 22 - Pensacola EMPLOYMENT - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - APARTMENTS SERVICES – Kathrin Hess 100.0, Kiersten 4 FWB B 1:50.13 1) Niceville 305 Ellis 79.0, Kristen Watts 62.1 Event 7 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 5 MOSL A 1:51.81 2) GBHS 312 DRIVERS DIRECTV starting at +/- Scoring – Julia Denby +6, 1 Bindi, Tori GBHS 24.70 6 FWB A 1:54.98 1. Bryce Geraghty* - 68 (5 $24.95/mo. Free 3- Kassie Oldham +3, Allison Von Experienced OTR Wind Meadow Apts. Under New Mgmt! 2 Ferrara, Brooke Wash 24.83 7 AHS A 1:57.04 birdies) Rental assistance may be available. HUD Months of HBO, Starz, Brock +3. 3 Goram, Abigail Wash 25.76 8 NICE A 1:57.12 2. Brian Richards - 77 (2 birdies) Flatbed Drivers earn vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR handicapped & SHOWTIME & CIN- Points on Serve – Julia Denby 4 Reynolds, Ashley CHOC 25.99 9 WFLA A 1:57.50 3. Nolan Remig - 79 (2 birdies) 50 up to 55 cpm non- handicapped accessible apts. Water, sewer/ EMAX. FREE RECEIVER 10, Kathrin Hess 10, Kristen *5 Martin, Rachel Wash 26.04 10 NICE B 2:00.28 4. Alex Learned - 88 loaded. $1000 sign garbage service provided. 3037 Wind Meadow Upgrade! 2014 NFL Watts 9. *5 Hackler, Tatum NICE 26.04 16 GBHS B 2:12.66 5. RJ Philips - 88 on to Qualified drivers. Dr., GB, FL. Call 850-934-3060, TDD/TTY 711. Sunday Ticket Included Equal Housing Opportunity. 7 Fisher, Elizabeth MOSL 27.13 1) Post, Allyson; 2) Smith, Home most weekends. with Select Packages. 8 Doyle, Shannon MOSL 27.46 Lilly; 3) Bosso, Cassidy; 4) Call: 843-266-3731 / Some exclusions apply - www.bulldoghiway. SWIMMING 9 Luth, Jenna Wash 27.94 Courtney, Ali CALL 1-800-915-8620 TENNIS com. EOE DOWNTOWN GULF BREEZE 10 Rodriguez, Holly WFLA 28.02 Harbourtown for sale or lease. ------Event 16 Boys 200 Yd ------15 Mathews, Noah GB 28.82 Three units from 1200 s.f. to 4,500 s.f. with Gulf Breeze News is the Freestyle Relay 38 Bosso, Cassidy GB 34.62 217 Hwy. 98 frontage. Ample parking. These units best way to reach your Optimist Invitational 44 Ejikemueawa, Ada GB 40.59 1 FWB A 1:33.33 did not take on water in recent flood. Great community! Advertise Saturday - Gulf Breeze 2 MOSL A 1:36.25 EMPLOYMENT - Greater P’cola Ladies Tennis investment! STOP PAYING RENT! For details, your business. (850) Combined Team Scores Event 8 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 3 NICE A 1:36.94 League standings SKILLED TRADE call (850) 380-7887 932-8986 1. Washington 753.5; 2. Niceville 1 Davis, Anthony GBHS 22.48 4 GBHS A 1:38.75 (As of Sept 28) ------691.5; 3. Arnold 549; 4. Mosley 2 Pridgen, Casey MOSL 22.49 1) Desimone, Noah; 2) Bindi, Flight: Open 548; 5. Ft Walton Beach 396; 6. Nikolas; 3) Wines, Austin; 4) AIRLINE CAREERS 3 Elton, Chad FWB 23.20 Club-Gonzalez 15-5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Gulf Breeze 332; 7. Choctaw 4 Robertson, Judson NICE 23.53 Davis, Anthony W RS-Covell 13-7 begin here – Get 1300 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, 318; 8. PHS 286; 9. West Florida 5 Williams, Shane MOSL 23.92 5 CHOC A 1:39.60 RS-Ptacek 11-9 FAA approved SERVICES FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION 155; 10. Pace 116; 11. Catholic 6 Breidenbaugh, Lucas WF 24.01 6 AHS A 1:41.17 OB-Richardson 10-10 Aviation Maintenance IN RE: Estate of ROLAND G. REAVES, Deceased. 115; 12. Navarre 79 7 Olds, Garrett NICE 24.11 7 Wash A 1:42.25 Club-Leveque 9-11 Technician training. Attention: VIAGRA Case Number 2014-CP-000321 8 Vaughen, Tyler NICE 24.40 8 NICE B 1:42.72 OB-Marshall 9-11 Housing and Financial and CIALIS USERS! A ______/ Women - Team Rankings 9 Miller, Nick FWB 24.56 9 MOSL B 1:43.04 BWB-Hadley 8-12 aid for qualified cheaper alternative 1. Washington 544.5; 2. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10 Taylor, Clay Wash 24.69 10 Navarre A 1:44.81 GB-Loehr 5-15 students. Job place- to high drugstore The administration of the Estate of ROLAND G. Niceville 292.5; 3. Arnold 13 Wines, Austin GB 25.01 20 GBHS B 2:34.97 ment assistance. Call prices! 50 Pill Special REAVES, deceased (the “Decedent”), whose date of 238; 4. Mosley 213; 5. Choctaw death was July 12, 2014, is pending in the Circuit Court 14 Desimone, Noah GB 25.31 1) Sise, Owen 2) Earle, Rich Flight: 1 AIM 866-314-3769 - $99 FREE Shipping! of Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, the 201; 6. Gulf Breeze 197; 7. Ft 16 Fruitticher, Justin GB 25.37 3) Brown, Jake 4) Tutt, Jacob RSC-Taylor 13-7 ------100 Percent Guar- address of which is Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court, Walton Beach 117; 8. PHS 96; Attn: Probate Division, P. O. Box 472, Milton, Florida GS-Gaylor 12-8 anteed. CALL NOW: 32572, under File Number 2014-CP-000321 The names 9. West Florida 82; 10. Pace 79; Event 9 Girls 100 Yard Event 17 Girls 100 Yard RSC-Manning 12-8 300 1-800-943-8953 and addresses of the Personal- Representative and 11. Catholic 76; 12. Navarre 33 Backstroke the Personal Representative’s attorneys are set forth Butterfly PCC-Woodfin 12-8 NOTICES AND ------below. 1 Diagne, Sophie Wash 1:00.34 1 Ferrara, Brooke Wash 59.11 PAC-Hewette 11-9 ANNOUNCEMENTS Safe Step Walk-In All creditors of the Decedent and other persons having Men - Team Rankings 2 Retherford, Hannah AHS 1:01.92 2 Strom, Emma CHOC 59.65 GB-Hutson 10-10 Tub Alert for Seniors. claims or demands against the Decedent’s estate, 1. Niceville 399; 2. Mosley including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, 3 Berens, Chloe Wash 1:03.39 3 Retherford, Hannah AHS Club-Bray 6-14 Bathroom falls can on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served 335; 3. Arnold 311; 4. Ft Walton must fi le their claims with this Court ON OR BEFORE 4 Parra, Peyton Wash 1:03.69 1:02.05 GB-Hartley 4-16 ABSOLUTE AUC- be fatal. Approved by Beach 279; 5. Washington 209; THE LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME 5 Beall, Sophee MOSL 1:04.69 4 Hackler, Tatum NICE 1:02.09 TION Florala AL Arthritis Foundation. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 6. PHS 190; 7. Gulf Breeze 6 Doyle, Meghan Wash1:06.29 5 McNamara, Lexi GB 1:03.70 Flight: 2 12,000+/- Sq Therapeutic Jets. Less THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF 135; 8. Choctaw 117; 9. West A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 7 Hall, Zoe PACE 1:07.52 6 Krause, Kalanne AHS 1:04.40 HBTS-Pohlmann 17-3 ft home near Than 4 Inch Step-In. All other creditors of the Decedent and other persons Florida 73; 10. Navarre 46; 11. 8 Brindley, Donaji NICE 1:09.08 7 Menzies, Grace Wash 1:06.09 RS-Thompson 12-8 Lake Jackson, Wide Door. Anti-Slip having claims or demands against the Decedent’s Catholic 39; 12. Pace 37 estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated 9 Coulter, Claire CHOC 1:11.28 8 Anderson, Claren GB 1:06.64 RS-Timby 12-8 23527 Goldenrod Floors. American claims, must fi le their claims with this court WITHIN 10 Tuggle, Amber CHS 1:11.51 9 Mettille, Madison MOSL RS-Hansford 10-10 Av,October 15, 1:00 Made. Installation THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Event 1 Girls 200 Yard PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 18 Lee, Miranda GB 1:16.74 1:09.56 GS-Coyne 9-11 pm. Gtauctions.com. Included. Call 1- Medley Relay ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME 20 Torraca, Brooke GB 1:17.97 10 Laird, Caylee FWB 1:09.79 GS-Craighead 7-13 205.326.0833. 800-605-6035 for PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF 1 Wash A 1:53.43 THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER 33 Smith, Megan GB 1:30.74 OB-Wilson 7-13 Granger,Thagard $750 Off. 2 CHS A 1:53.84 BARRED. 38 Bessemer, Bayla GB 1:41.73 Event 18 Boys 100 Yard Port-Clay 6-14 &Associates, Inc Jack ------NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH 3 AHS A 1:56.74 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Backstroke F Granger,#873 DISH TV Retailer. 4 FWB A 1:56.79 MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Event 10 Boys 100 Yard 1 Robertson, Judson NICE 58.08 Flight: 3 ------Starting $19.99/ BARRED. 5 CHOC A 1:57.47 Butterfly 2 Phlegar, Alex AHS GB-Hightower 16-4 The date of the fi rst publication of this Notice is 6 NICE A 2:02.37 month (for 12 October 2, 2014. 1 Hodges, Connor AHS 55.12 59.01 RS-Thorsen 13-7 703 mos.) Find Out 7 Wash B 2:03.05 2 Pridgen, Casey MOSL 55.25 3 Henderson, James PHS 59.49 RS-Barrow 9-11 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE 8 NICE B 2:05.70 REAL ESTATE FOR How to SAVE Up RlCHARD N. SHERRILL 3 Hammond, Dylan NICE 4 Johnson, Michael PHS 59.96 RS-Costello 8-8 to 50% Today! Ask Florida Bar No.: 172812 9 MOSL A 2:07.84 55.36 5 Bridges, Grant Wash 1:00.52 PAC-Elliot 6-10 SALE - ACREAGE CLARK, PARTINGTON, HART, LARRY, 10 WFLA A 2:09.61 About SAME DAY BOND & STACKHOUSE 4 Vaughen, Teddy NICE 55.47 6 Smith, Layne MOSL 1:01.27 PCC-Doyle 4-16 Installation! CALL 1- 125 West Romana Street, 12 GBHS A 2:11.73 5 Johnson, Michael PHS 56.80 7 Vaughen, Tyler NICE 1:01.88 Suite 800 PERSONAL 800-605-0984 REPRESENTATIVE 1) Smith, Lilly 2) Lee, 8 Kuira, Benson NICE 1:01.94 P.O. Box 13010 6 Caskey, Tyler MOSL 57.85 Flight: 4 NC Mtns near Ashe------Pensacola, Florida 32591-3010 AMANDA M. REAVES Miranda 3) Torraca, Brooke 7 Keiek, Brantley Wash 58.95 9 Bindi, Nikolas GBHS RS-McGhee 13-7 Telephone: (850)434-9200 P.O. Box 286 ville. Owner must Flomaton, AL 36441 4) Valk, Meriah 8 Smith, Layne MOSL 59.80 1:03.52 GB-Gray 10-6 Fax: (850)433-9599 21 GBHS B 2:25.94 sell new log cabin on 9 Bridges, Grant Wash 1:00.67 10 Williams, Kieran AHS RS-Martin 10-10 1.5ac. Huge porch- 1) Benton, Rachael 2) Larsen, 10 Williams, Kieran AHS 1:01.61 1:03.57 GB-Chapman 9-7 Sailwind. Legal 26201 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/2/14 Emily 3) Courtney, Ali 4) es, vaulted ceiling, 11 Desimone, Noah GB 28 Doverspike, Jares GB OB-Criteser 9-7 1200sf ready to fin- Downtown Odom, Saige 1:01.86 1:19.38 RS-Jank 6-10 ish. $74,900, add’l Gulf Breeze, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SANTA ROSA 27 Brown, Jake GB 1:10.26 32 Freerick, Jesiah GB PCC-Klahorst 3-13 COUNTY, FLORIDA Event 2 Boys 200 Yard acreage avail. 828- 2/2 condo 33 Rothfeder, Austin GB 1:33.87 286-2981 PROBATE DIVISION Medley Relay 1:14.86 Flight: 5 within walk------IN RE: ESTATE OF JERRY W. BONIFAY, Deceased, 1 AHS A 1:45.52 Event 19 Girls 100 Yard 35 Nguyen, Ben GB 1:16.25 GS-Frerman 12-8 Previous BANK ing distance 2 NICE A 1:45.53 Breaststroke File No. 2014-CP-310 Division: HBTS-Frink 11-5 FORECLOSURE, 5 to schools, 3 FWB A 1:46.14 Event 11 Girls 100 Yard 1 Mendez, Monet PHS 1:09.63 PAC-Hassell 8-12 Acres, up to 30 Acres, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 4 MOSL A 1:46.70 2 Berens, Chloe Wash 1:10.50 shops, parks. Freestyle RS-Dantino 9-7 FROM 14,900 NEW The administration of the estate of JERRY W. BONIFAY, 5 PHS A 1:48.97 3 Reynolds, Ashley CHOC $110,000 1 Bindi, Tori GBHS 54.45 NAVY-Farris 9-7 Community, Moun- deceased, whose date of death was; is pending in the Circuit 6 Wash A 1:49.08 2 Dawson, Sydney NICE 55.27 1:11.89 OB-Lee 7-9 Court, for Santa Rosa County, Florida, Probate Division, File tain Views 40,000 No. 2014-CP-310 the address of which is 6865 Caroline Street, 7 MOSL B 1:50.83 3 McNamara, Lexi GBHS 4 Troia, Kari AHS 1:12.06 RS-Mitchell 4-12 Acre Lake Minutes Milton, FL 32570. The names and addresses of the Personal 8 CHOC A 1:52.80 57.04 5 Luth, AJ Wash 1:14.20 Representative and the Personal Representative’s attorney are away, Trout Streams, Karen 9 NICE B 1:53.13 4 Goram, Abigail Wash 58.19 6 Parke, Jane NICE 1:15.41 Flight: 6 set forth below. Creeks Adjoins State All creditors of the decedent and other persons, hav- 10 AHS B 1:53.21 5 Martin, Rachel Wash 58.83 7 Ashley, Michaela AHS 1:17.49 GB-Man 18-2 Jurkowich 17 GBHS A 2:03.12 Lands, Excellent Fi- ing claims or demands against decedent’s estate, on whom 6 Fisher, Elizabeth MOSL 8 Sears, Caroline CHS 1:17.95 PCC-Brown 14-6 a copy of this notice is required to be served, must file their nancing Call 877- Levin Rinke 19 GBHS B 2:06.67 1:00.67 9 Winans, Marina Wash 1:18.63 GB-Wein 13-7 claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE (3) 520-6719 or Remax Resort 7 Winans, Marina Wash 1:00.90 10 Rodriguez, Holly WFLA 1:18.68 RS-Blair 12-8 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 423-756-5700 TION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER Event 3 Girls 200 Yard 8 Jones, Meryl PHS 1:01.56 12 Lee, Miranda GBHS RS-Buffington 9-11 Realty (850) ------THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Freestyle 9 Hidalgo, Rachel CHOC 1:21.44 RS-Hattaway 7-13 384-5767 ON THEM. 1 Dawson, Sydney NICE 2:00.06 1:03.03 30 Smith, Lilly GBHS 1:31.81 GS-Salinas 5-15 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons hav- 2 Parra, Peyton Wash 2:02.70 ing claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their 10 Siggfried, Tara AHS 1:03.52 31 Rocket, Natalie GB GB-Rand 2-18 claims with this court WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER 3 Coleman, Celine PACE 12 Mathews, Noah GB 1:33.40 LEGAL NOTICE THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- 2:05.82 1:04.34 Flight: 7 TICE. 4 Sill, Grace Wash 2:06.33 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERI- 20 Smith, Lilly GBHS 1:08.22 Event 20 Boys 100 Yard GB-Early 13-7 ODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA 5 Beall, Sophee MOSL 2:09.35 Breaststroke RS-Suarez 11-9 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 6 Petruska, Catherine Wash Event 12 Boys 100 Yard 1 Sears, David CHS 1:02.42 HBTS-Karsten 11-9 IN RE: ESTATE OF BECKY L. DUPUIS, Deceased. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET 2:10.39 FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS Freestyle 2 McGuire, Chad AHS 1:05.26 PAC-Myers 10-10 OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH 7 Menzies, Grace Wash 2:11.76 File Number: CP-320 1 Lewis, Justin CHOC 49.10 3 Lewis, Justin CHOC 1:05.92 Club-Way 9-11 IS BARRED. 8 Robertson, Christine NICE 2 Vaughen, Teddy NICE 50.91 4 Flitcraft, Logan MOSL 1:06.57 PCC-Moore 9-11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- TICE IS September 25, 2014 2:15.40 3 Davis, Anthony GBHS 51.99 5 Broaderick, Kellen NICE 1:06.99 PCC-O’Sullivan 9-11 9 Speck, Whitney CHOC Pursuant to Probate Division of Santa Rosa County, Flor- 4 Barfield, Coulson Wash 52.13 6 Marengo, Dominick FWB Club-Pettit 8-12 Attorney for Personal Personal Representative 2:15.51 ida instructions you must provide a statement of claim to 5 Arrington, Jesse FWB 52.85 1:07.86 the Probate Division within the next two weeks from date Representative Douglas R. Bonifay 10 Coulter, Claire CHOC 6 Elton, Chad FWB 52.90 7 Pisciotta, Chase PACE 1:08.32 Flight: 8 of publication. The notice will run for two weeks. Bruce A. McDonald 13 San Carlos Avenue 2:17.08 Florida Bar #263311 Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 7 Olds, Garrett NICE 53.85 8 Taylor, Clay Wash 1:08.79 GS-Halloran 16-4 25 W Government Street 22 Larsen, Emily GBHS FIRST DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS: 8 Williams, Shane MOSL 54.24 9 Griffth, Scott Wash 1:09.42 RS-Lochas 16-4 October 2, 2014. Pensacola, FL 32502 2:33.44 9 Breidenbaugh, Lucas WFLA 10 Tuggle, Lee MOSL 1:09.51 RS-Ortman 16-4 (850) 477-0660 (850) 477-0982(fax) 29 Benton, Rachael GBHS 55.50 21 Youberg, Mason GB OB-Burbic 9-11 Inquiries may be made to 2:44.93 Santa Rosa Courthouse bamcdonald@pensacolalaw. 10 Crowder, Zachary MOSL 55.78 1:15.82 PAC-Daughtry 9-11 Probate Division com 34 Courtney, Ali GBHS 11 Wines, Austin GBHS 56.14 27 Fruitticher, Justin GB RS-Beall 6-14 Milton, FL mmstoner@pensacolalaw. 2:47.11 com 14 Sise, Owen GBHS 56.77 1:20.36 PCC-Davies 4-16 Legal 26180 Legal 26202 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/2/14 37 Stokes, Lauren GBHS 15 Reeder, Fenner GBHS 29 Niven, Duncan GB 1:21.25 GB-Davis 4-16 Gulf Breeze News 2x 9/25/14 2:53.61 56.92 31 Torbert, Chris GB 1:22.84
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C October 2, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS GBHS Drama brings back The Addams Family And that's where the fun BY JASON THOMPSON starts. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Addams' have the Beinekes over for dinner. Zac For one night only, the Gulf Green played Lucas' father Breeze High Drama Department Mal and Kendall Parrett played brought back its rendition of The Lucas' mother Alice. Addams Family Friday night at Wednesday is insistent that the Saenger Theatre in Pensacola. her family try to 'act normal' The show revolves around the during the meal. Among them impending marriage between the are Grandma (played by Mia Addams' daughter Wednesday Carisse), Cousin It (played (played by Maddie Mateer) and by Magen Huntley), younger Lucas Beineke (played by Fenn brother Pugsley (played by Gage Reeder). Thomas) and Fester (played by Wednesday tells her father Austin Rothefeder). Gomez (played by David The production was led by Carbaugh) about it, but longtime GBHS drama teacher convinces him to not tell her Margie Timmons. Anna Foster mother Morticia (played by and Melissa Kegley were in charge of the costumes. Photos by Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Maggie Renfroe). Members of The Addams Family play 'Full Disclosure' during their dinner with the Bienekes (seated, right).
The main plot from The Addams Family was the impending marriage between Lucas and Wednesday, played by Fenn Reeder Wednesday convinces her father Gomez (David Carbaugh). not to tell Alice Beineke (Kendall Parrett) and Morticia Addams (Maggie and Maddie Mateer. Morticia about the wedding, which brings him all kinds of trouble. Renfroe) get to know each other. Women’s Health Care We Have a Doctor in Your Neighborhood.
Vicky J. Griffin, D.O. Obstetrics and Gynecology Now Accepting New Patients
West Florida Medical Group welcomes Vicky J. Griffin, D.O., to our team. Dr. Griffin has practiced medicine in the Pensacola area for the past 16 years. She earned her medical degree from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific in Pamona, California, where she served as Freshman Class Legislator. She performed her Residency at Genesys Regional Medical Center, Flint Osteopathic Campus in Flint, Michigan.
Dr. Griffin is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and has special interest in high and low risk obstetrics, minimally invasive surgery, and gynecological problems. She is a member of the American Osteopathic Association and the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Dr. Griffin is now accepting new patients at her Gulf Breeze office, located at 3261 Gulf Breeze Parkway.
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