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Hundreds flocked to Wyrosdick: Pensacola A day to Beach on Sunday to show their support for Schools in veterans remember during the 25th annual Pensacola dire straits Beach Veterans sacrifice Day Parade. Looking to cut $3.5 million

BY PAM BRANNON The Santa Gulf Breeze News Rosa County [email protected] School Dist- rict needs to make some cuts before the 2013-2014 school year kicks in or the district is projecting that it would go just over $3.5 million in the hole. The district is estimating that at the end of this school year there will be a fund balance of just over $9 million, or a 5.2 percent fund bal- ance. But the district financial officers expect that to be eaten up and the district to go in the hole next school year if something is not done to cut expenditures. If any school district falls below a 3 percent fund balance the state auto-

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Groups of supporters including local Boy Scout troops came out to the 25th annual Pensacola Beach Veterans Day Parade to hand out beads, candy and flags to those gathered.

Photos by Mathew Pellegrino Olga Batova takes her oath to become City under contract to buy Tiger Point Golf Club an American citizen Friday.

BY MAT PELLEGRINO Edwin “Buz” Eddy said, would allow a deal between other purchasers of conditional use application to allow ‘Proud to be Gulf Breeze News the city-owned South Santa Rosa the golf course that couldn’t come to the city’s expansion of their current [email protected] Utility System to expand the plant an agreement with the owners of the treatment facility. The final vote falls an American’ without having to build a completely golf course on the overall purchase,” to the Board of County separate facility on Bergan Road. Eddy said. Commissioners at their Dec. 13 The City of Gulf Breeze is contin- Eddy’s final proposal to the zon- According to city manager, the meeting. Russia native fulfills uing to push for an expansion of its ing board was for a conditional use city would only utilize three acres of At the zoning meeting, the board lifelong dream wastewater treatment facility onto request 12.5 acres; the city’s original the entire 46-acre golf course for voted 5 for and 2 against the city’s the Tiger Point Golf Club. application to the zoning board was expanded wastewater treatment expansion, with one member abstain- BY MAT PELLEGRINO When And last Thursday’s county zoning for conditional use for the entire 46- ponds. Eddy said that that pond will ing due to conflict of interest. The Gulf Breeze News Olga Batova meeting, a room divided was the only acre parcel. Land Development Code be directly near the current waste- vote results in a recommendation to [email protected] came to Gulf way to describe the standing-room- requires the conditional use agree- water facility. the county commissioners to allow Breeze over only gathering where several resi- ment since the property is in an R-1 The asking price on the Tiger the city to utilize the land under a 20 years ago, dents came to speak out against, and zoning district. Point Golf Club property is $2.6 mil- conditional use agreement. she never envisioned she would be where others to applaud, the city’s condi- “The reason for (the change), is lion, and the city bid nearly $2.9 mil- “Our offer is contingent upon she is today. tional use application. when we filed this conditional use lion on the property. That bid hinges receiving approval of this conditional The Russia native brought with her, her The expansion, city manager application, we were trying to bridge upon the county’s approval of the See ZONING, Page 3A See CITIZEN, Page 4A

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Continued from page 1A on-course improvements according to Eddy. “By expanding incrementally on this site, Holley-Navarre Water use application,” Eddy said. “We don’t want we are able to provide a very wide buffer,” offers $2 million for to incur $20 million in debt for a new treat- Eddy said. “We have offered to residents in the area to plant sensibly to shield this loca- Hidden Creek Golf ment plant on Bergan Road…we don’t want Thursday, November 15 to swallow a huge amount of debt.” tion to its current view. Holley- BY PAM BRANNON Eddy said customer’s bills would go up “We plan to plant pine trees Navarre Regular School Board Meeting, 9 a.m., School Board & and live oaks in the area … Gulf Breeze News every month to accommodate the extra price. [email protected] Water system Superintendent’s Office Eddy said that if the city did not make an types of trees that don’t lose is purchasing offer on the course by the end of November, any sort of foliage during the the Club at Hidden Creek golf course and Library Advisory Board, 4 p.m., Jay Library, 5259 the course would essentially close by the end off seasons.” Country Club in Navarre. The water sys- Booker Lane, Jay The city manager also said of the year. The improvement readily need- tem made an offer to the Meadowbrook Public Notice for Navarre Street Traffic Calming that having the city-owned Eddy ed at the 55-year-old wastewater treatment Group last week to purchase the course to Analysis, 6 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall plant is the additional holding area for puri- golf course would allow resi- protect the water system’s reclaimed water fied effluent; the clarifiers and filters would dents to be rest assured that the course would spray fields on the course when Monday, November 19 not be needed until 2020 or 2021 when area be maintained properly. Meadowbrook was told it must sell or City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, growth would force the city to expand the “We believe that having the golf course vacate the property by end of the month. Council Chambers plant. and the wastewater treatment plan owned by The financial note held by the company Eddy said if the city was able to obtain the the same entity would lead to a better coor- who loaned Meadowbrook money to repair GBA Chamber Executive Board Meeting, 4 p.m.-5 course, it would be maintained better than it dination of fertilizer, weed killers and herbi- four area golf courses after Hurricane Ivan p.m., Gulf Breeze Area Chamber was in the past as they would be responsible cides so there is less runoff into the sound.” had been sold to Boston company who for paying Meadowbrook Golf Group to Josie Cotti, the president and CEO of the gave notice to Meadowbrook earlier this Tuesday, November 20 maintain the courses. Gulf Breeze area Chamber of Commerce month. Holley-Navarre Water system’s said she was in favor of the expansion, after Commission Special - Reorganization Meeting, 9 a.m., Don Richards, the president of the United General Manager Ken Walker said SRC Administrative Center Peninsula Association which represents reading a letter submitted from her board of Meadowbrook has accepted the water many homeowner associations in the Gulf directors. board’s offer and closing currently is set Breeze and Navarre community, said that “We believe that it is the best interest of for Nov. 21. originally when the city talked the Gulf Breeze community that the City of No details of the offer are being released about wanting to purchase the Gulf Breeze SSRUS be granted the right to before closing. golf course, tensions were high incrementally expand their facilities in Tiger among residents. Point,” Cotti said. “The animosity was about The chamber representative said that the “The old plant stinks,” Yates said. “Unless as high as I’ve seen it in my ten city has offered to tell all of the residents sur- you live there, you don’t know that. “People years here,” Richards said. “I rounding the golf club about any changes or have to put up with that smell.” can tell you in the last two Richards additions to the plant and the course ahead of Yates also complained that when his Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report time if the plant were to be expanded onto neighbors turned on their sprinklers that weeks, there have been numer- Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. ous meeting and discussions between the the course. sewage could be smelled in the sprinkler “We believe that maintaining Tiger Point City of Gulf Breeze and various entities up water. 26, 2000 block of Mary Fox Drive, Golf Club is a vital interest to the golfers in Felonies and down 98, and it has gone from people Casey Fearon, a local teacher said that he Gulf Breeze, DUI this community,” Cotti said. 11/6/2012 saying ‘How in the world can they possibly knows the smell that Yates is talking about Beck, Dylan Robert, W/M, 20, 11-10-2012 Other residents like Bruce Yates who even consider doing something like this?’ to and said that there are plenty of parks and 2000 block of Heritage Circle, Moriarty, Sean Thomas, W/M, owns property on Santa Rosa Drive said he where the City of Gulf Breeze has made a child-friendly areas around the current Navarre, obstructing justice 28, 2000 block of Cove Road, has gone door-to-door in neighborhoods sur- formal extension of their hand to the com- wastewater plant that local children and their 11-11-2012 Navarre, DUI munity surrounding Tiger Point. rounding his petitioning against the expan- families go to. Vincent, Kyle Travis, W/M, 22, Crowder, James Edward, W/M, “Not only does the city want to keep the sion. “I think it comes down to the sniff test ... 6000 block of Sea Turtle Circle, 36, 1000 block of Flamingo Lane, golf course and the greens open, but also to a “I had no problem filling up this petition,” Navarre, DUI I think if it smells like you know what it, Navarre, larceny, fraud point of enhancing what is there now…and Yates said. “There is no one in our neighbor- Robinson, Dominique Xavier, 11-11-2012 probably is, and this plant does smell like improving the technologies of the treatment hood that wants this.” B/M, 18, 1000 block of Reagan Tucker, Joseph Robley, W/M, facility that is there now.” And what Yates said he found from resi- that,” Fearon said. Road, Navarre, assault, robbery 58, 1000 block of Crane Cove That includes a walking path and several dents in the area is that the plant is well The proposed expansion into the golf Blvd, Gulf Breeze, DUI known to spew foul odors into the air. course is estimated at a total of $10 million. DUIs Boylan, Brooke Elaine, W/F, 11/6/2012 22, 4000 block of Dianne Court, Ragghianti, Alfred Warren, Gulf Breeze, DUI District and schools already cut budgets by 10% W/M, 65, 6000 block of East Bay ■ Blvd, Gulf Breeze, DUI Note: All arrest and police Continued from page 1A Related summer conditioning program for went down the list to eliminate Stamenkovich, Nikola NMN, reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not athletes by $50,000; request the cuts that we absolutely won’t W/M, 43, 1000 block of Stanford ‘Brainstorming’ ideas to cut school board to discontinue the imply guilt. All suspects are pre- matically steps in and takes over school budget are off the make – like a four-day school Road, Gulf Breeze, DUI recently adopted employee incen- sumed innocent until proven and/or the school district – and has done table, Supt. says, 4A week or eliminating electives,” 11-8-2012 adjudicated guilty in a court of law. so in 17 of Florida’s 67 counties so tive program for safety and energy Emerson said. “Those kind of cuts Mahan, Chase Norris, W/M, far this year. School districts. Based on the complicat- reduction, saving $525,000. won’t work for us. For example, Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick ed and long-disputed state formu- Wyrosdick is also instituting a hir- we cannot cut electives because la, set by south-Florida legislators, ing hold on all non-essential posi- said. “We will make necessary first students are required to have Escambia County this school year tions that are approved by the Gonzalez appeal set for Dec. 5 changes before that happens.” 24 credits to graduate, and if they He said when the state takes received $3,007, 684 more than superintendent for a savings of do not take a foreign language State Attorney Bill Eddins with the murders of Byrd and over a school district the first thing Santa Rosa County, and Okaloosa $750,000. they would be left with only 16 announced that the First District being done is cutting salaries for County received $6,456,764 He said those proposed cuts Melanie Billings. without electives. Also, many of Court of Appeal affirmed the teachers and all other employees. more, with Walton County receiv- will add up to just over $2 million The Florida Supreme Court our tenured teachers only teach conviction and sentence Wyrosdick sent out a power ing $15,593,106 more than Santa to add to the fund balance to be has scheduled oral arguments in electives, and we cannot cut them imposed on Donnie Ray point presentation last week to all Rosa. carried over into the next school the appeal by Leonard Patrick Stallworth, Jr., for his convic- teachers and administrators Wyrosdick said the district year’s budget. so they have to teach electives.” Gonzalez, Jr. on December 5, tion on First Degree Murder in explaining why the district started “feeling the pinch” five Bill Emerson, Asst. Some parents and teachers 2012 at 9:00 a.m., in connection with the murders of believes it would go in the hole if years ago and has made cuts and Superintendent of Curriculum, questioned the purchase of Ipads Byrd and Melanie Billings in Tallahassee. no expenditure cuts are made to adjustments each year since. “We also handles all financial negotia- for administrators last year by the July 2009. Previous, this Court For further information, next year’s budget. Principals at did some things like went to the tions for the district with employ- district. “We bought 84 Ipads for affirmed the conviction and sen- please contact Assistant State each of the county’s 28 schools six-period school day and adjust- ee unions. He said the teacher con- some administrators with money ed bus schedules to a three-tier tract negotiations are on hold due tence imposed on Wayne Attorney John Molchan at 595- also held a group meeting with from a Microsoft settlement that system as soon as we saw what to a decision pending in the state Coldiron for his involvement 4243. teachers explaining the power was required to be spent only on was coming with funding cuts Supreme Court concerning state point. Wyrosdick also sent a per- technology. Districts all around us from the state,” he said. employees, including teachers, sonal email to all teachers. Gulf One loss of funds this school being required by the state to pay have purchased hundreds for their LLOYD’S GLASS IS LOCAL WWW.LLOYDSGLASS.COM Breeze News began receiving year came from a lower student three percent of their own retire- administrators because the state is calls and emails from concerned 850.476.6340 WE COME TO YOU 850.476.6340 ✦ DRIVE SAFE count for this school year, which ment. “Since the state legislators requiring that by 2014 we go to an teachers and parents after the resulted in receiving $1.65 million decided we all had to pay three entirely performance- based pay email and power point was sent less from the state than the district percent of our retirement it has rate for teachers and administra- out. received last year for per-student been coming out of our paychecks tors and the state wants all reports Gulf Breeze The power point explains that funding. During the next school and being sent directly to the state. on performance to be sent elec- funding from the state has steadily year Gulf Power has projected a But the teacher’s union filed a tronically, from the Ipads. We do FLASHBACKS decreased more than $22 million rate increase, and warned the dis- lawsuit saying that was unconsti- have some assistant principals that over the past four years. trict that it would cost an addition- tutional, and a lower court agreed are using their own Ipads because Eight years ago Southern Living. Wyrosdick explained that as of al $450,000 in energy costs. The with the teachers, saying the state July 1, 2012 the district had a fund we didn’t purchase them for those November 18, 2004 GBN "It's a great honor to have district is also projecting an esti- cannot change the terms of a con- people.” your art selected for a pub- balance of just over $19.3 million. Despite the devastating mate of $300,000 in fuel increases tract in the middle of a teacher Emerson has also been ques- lic space, especially one as But since then the district has for the next school year. contract period,” Emerson effects of Hurricane Ivan, all tioned concerned citizens about popular as the Orlando spent just over $10 million more “With the changes we made explained. “It has gone to the four sports offered to than funds being received. So that the school board cutting its mill- International Airport," last week we have already put Florida Supreme Court and we females at GBHS - volley- Bokas said. took $10 million away from that back $750,000 into the fund bal- were told by some in Tallahassee age rate for this school year. “We ball, cross country, swim- fund balance, leaving an estimated ance for the end of this year,” that there would be a decision did not cut one penny in millage ming and golf - all won dis- $9 million. “The state requires us that we were not forced to cut by Wyrosdick said. The power point announced after the election, but trict championships. One year ago to have certain programs and to showed that beginning last week probably before the end of the the state,” he said. "As long as I've been meet the class size requirements the district cut all office budget year. We put all teacher negotia- The school board also has not November 17, 2011 here, I've never seen that without sending us the funding we throughout the district by 10 per- tions on hold a few months ago asked voters for any additional level of success," athletic After a nomination process need to meet those requirements,” cent. The budget of each individ- until after that decision comes sales tax increases. School Board director Mark Kostic said. among the GBMS staff, he said. “We cannot cut teachers at ual school in the district was also down. We have no idea what it member Joann Simpson said "That's due to our coaches Grace Freeman was select- this point, because we need all of cut last week by 10 percent. The might mean to our district’s budg- when the first half cent sales tax and our hard-working ath- ed as GBMS's Teacher of them to meet the class size third step taken was to reduce or et. We are at the mercy of what the was proposed the board made a the Year. The teacher of requirements. And 76 percent of letes." eliminate Local Projects by 10 court and what legislators decide “gentlemen's’agreement” with the nine years was "excited and our current budget expenditures is percent – which Wyrosdick said after the court decision. We might voters. “We told them back then humbled." spent on employee salaries and would include things like offering have to come up with that three that if they approved that proposal Five years ago benefits.” free buses for groups like Project percent per employee for the rest "When an award is given by we would not come to them and your peers, it has a lot more Wyrosdick said it costs $565, Graduation or community groups of this school year. We just don’t November 15, 2007 request any more tax increases. meaning," said Freeman. 000 each day in employee costs that often ask to use free district know for sure.” The artwork of Gulf Breeze just to open the doors of all the buses, or reducing travel monies Emerson said Wyrosdick met They not only approved it that native and 1979 graduate of schools in the district. “That does given to athletic groups for trans- last week with some administra- time around, but have since GBHS Victor Bokas was - Melanie Kormondy not include power bills, or build- portation. tors and included the union presi- renewed it,” she said. “We would selected to be the floor of ing costs or supplies – that is only Other cuts are proposed for this dent/chief negotiator to try to not have been able to build the the Orlando International employee costs,” Wyrosdick said. year, including reducing summer brainstorm ideas for cost cutting. new classrooms and so do many Airport and was featured in Santa Rosa County is funded school from five weeks to four “We were asked to throw out ideas thing for our district that we have by the state 66 out of 67 school weeks, saving $50,000; reduce being used by other districts, then done.”

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BY MAT PELLEGRINO and came at the same time,” Gulf Breeze News Bodenstein said. “I think it’s “I think they had technical difficulties [email protected] one of those weird things that happens every once in a while early in the morning, but they Last Tuesday, votes and and everybody got up to vote at handled it and responded to it fine.” ounces of patience were being one time. counted as floods of residents “The chief of police said that – Ron Pulley lined the Gulf Breeze there were problems with park- Director of Parks and Recreation Recreational Center parking lot ing and people had parked all The City of Gulf Breeze to cast their vote for the 2012 the way to the water and were general election. walking to the rec center.” Stress levels were up soon Scott Kasper, a Gulf Breeze 10:30a.m., but the rest of the via absentee ballot this election after voting got underway resident, reported waiting in line time I was in the building,” season. Tuesday morning after voters for over two hours to vote start- Pulley said. “A large portion of And despite her calculations, waited patiently in line. But ing at 10:15 a.m. that time I spent in the gymnasi- Bodenstein said that unofficially many argued that the lines were This election, there were over um and I didn’t see anyone out too long. 116,000 registered voters in of sorts. only 66 percent of registered The long lines were a mixture Santa Rosa County. There were “I didn’t see anyone look like voters in Santa Rosa County of several situations according 5,000 voters registered in the they were put out wit this.” voted this election season. She to Ann Bodenstein, the county’s Gulf Breeze precinct, 2,000 of Pulley said the morning delay estimated around 90 percent supervisor of elections. which voted early. was aggravating to some, but it originally. One of those things was a Marsha Gustafsson, who was fixed abruptly. DS200 voting tabulation voted on Election Day said there “We had 116,900 people reg- “I think they had technical Jason Thompson with his niece Delaney and nephew, machine malfunction, which was not a line when she went to istered and only 77,186 voted,” difficulties early in the morning, Charlie at a reception in honor of his 10 year anniversary happened in the early morning vote at 2:30 p.m. but they handled it and respond- Bodenstein said. “I thought it with Gulf Breeze News. hours at the recreation center. Bodenstein said that she ed to it fine,” Pulley said. “It would be higher…before we “A technician went and went received a number of com- caused people to wait a little bit started on Election Day we had back and got another DS200 and plaints about the lines at the longer, but it wasn’t a ‘walk in, 40,000 that early voted and brought it there and they turned Gulf Breeze polling location, sign your name, grab your bal- Community thanks second one going and while he but by mid afternoon, the lines lot, and walk right out’ kind of absentee votes.” was there fixed first one mid had died down. thing.” Bodenstein said that only sports editor Thompson morning,” Bodenstein said. Ron Pulley, the director of Pulley said that the original 36,500 voted yesterday in Santa The supervisor of elections parks and recreation said that tabulation machine malfunc- Rosa County. Saturday, Nov. 3 Friends and family came to More than 200 people also said that she spoke with Sideline’s Sports Bar on dropped by during the reception despite a mishap with a machine tioned at around 9:30 a.m. and alone, over 1,500 residents Gulf Breeze Chief of Robert early into Election Day, voters the machine was fixed and also Pensacola Beach Wednesday and numerous emails were voted at the south end annex. Randle and said a lot of the peo- did not seem distraught over joined by another machine at night to honor Jason received from those who could ple were having parking issues wait times. around 10:30 a.m. The Gulf Breeze location is Thompson’s dedication to cov- not attend to express their grati- at the polling station as well. “I was out of the building for Over 32 percent of county one of 41 precincts located ering local athletes. Since 2002, tude in person. “I think that they all got up an hour from 9:30 a.m. to residents early voted or voted across the county. 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Continued from page 1A When Olga moved in with Webb, the The resident said back home she Gulf Breeze resident started taking her never had freedom of religion when she strong work ethic and eventually to church services at Gulf Breeze was in Russia. And her original thought formed herself to be a strong Christian United Methodist Church. Before long, of coming to the U.S. was not an easy woman. Olga became fully involved with the thought. Over time, that mentality grew her church. “For a Russian to travel abroad…it into a well-known individual in the Now Olga serves as the Director of was unthinkable in the 1990s,” Olga Gulf Breeze area. Missions at Gulf Breeze United said. “We were forced to be atheist in And on Friday, all of her hard work Methodist Church. my country, because if I attended paid off when she and her husband Olga was given the opportunity to church, we would be expelled from Eduard attended a Naturalization cere- give a speech at the Naturalization cer- school.” mony to become American citizens. emony on Friday that well over 100 Olga obtained her green card in 2006 Originally, Olga lived in Russia and people attended. Olga was sworn in according to Webb. Since 2006, Olga was a tour guide. Annice Webb, who is with her husband Eduard by Judge has been a local resident and currently considered Olga’s “American mother,” Casey Rodgers at the Federal teaches at the University of West said that she met Olga during a trip to Courthouse building in Pensacola. Florida. Russia. Rogers admitted at the ceremony Back in 1998 Olga wrote a book Before Webb’s tour guided group that back in 1991 she attended the same called “A Journey From Darkness to left to come back to the United States, church ceremony that Olga did in Light” about her experience in moving one of her tour group members brought which she became “fully devoted to to the U.S. and her transition into ABOVE: Olga Batova Olga a Bible. And from there, history God.” Christianity. speaks to a crowd full was written. “She is so proud to be an American,” Olga married her husband Eduard of new American citi- “The boys (that gave her the Bible) Webb said. “She loves freedom.” back in 2000 and they have four chil- zens on Friday at the Pensacola Federal offered her a chance to visit the area,” And that freedom carried her to the dren, three of which were at the cere- Courthouse. Webb said. ceremony on Friday where she spoke mony on Friday. It took her nine months to get a Visa about her love for God and the Webb said that Olga loves the Gulf RIGHT: Eduard to visit the U.S., but when she got it, American people. Breeze area because of her church and, Batova, Olga’s Olga jumped on the opportunity and “The church brought me here,” Olga of course, her “American mother.” husband, claps after visited Central Florida to live with a said. “But when I came here 21 years “We’re her family … you stay where the National Anthem family. ago, I fell in love with his country.” your family is,” Webb said. “She’s a was sung on Friday. Soon after her visit to Central Olga delivered her speech to over real go-getter, a real hard worker. Photos by Mat Florida, Olga temporarily moved to 130 people who were gathered to gain “She’s a very important person in a Pellegrino/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze to live with Webb. their American citizenship. lot of people’s lives.” ‘Brainstorming’ ideas to cut school budget are off the table, Supt. says

BY PAM BRANNON eliminated from consideration diligently for your interests.” Gulf Breeze News before the meeting was over She asked her members only to [email protected] that day. share the list with other union Asst. Superintendent Bill members. Santa Rosa County School Emerson also agreed that the list Wyrosdick said the school Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick was only a brainstorming ses- district is not even considering a sent a power point presentation sion. “I sat at a computer and four-day school week. “The and email to all teachers and the half dozen or so of us just board has always said we would administrators last week con- threw out what other districts not do that even though some cerning cuts being proposed for were doing for cost cutting and I other school districts have gone next year’s school district after a typed it all into the list, the good to that. We do not think that is “laundry list” of possible cuts and the bad. Then we went the best way to serve our stu- was emailed to several teachers around the table and eliminated dents,” Wyrosdick said. “Can in the district. things that we know we would you imagine a kindergartner Wyrosdick said that “laundry not do to save money in this dis- being in class for none hours a list” was made up of examples trict,” he said. “We made notes day?” from other school districts in the on the list, and used some white Emerson said the district will state in cost cutting measures out, and didn’t know the list not and cannot eliminate all during a “brainstorming” ses- would go to anyone else outside electives. “We would not elimi- sion last week. that room, really. Of course nate all electives because first Rhonda Chavers, President there is nothing to hide on the our students need the credits. of the Santa Rosa Professional list. But people do need to The state requires 24 credits for Educators union, said she sent understand it was only brain- graduation, and if you do not the list out only to members of storming, and much of the list take a foreign language, which the teachers union, accompa- includes things Santa Rosa nied by an email saying these County Schools would never is not required for graduation were “only suggestions” at that do.” from high school, then a student meeting. After the district That brainstorming list would only get 16 credits with- offices were bombarded with included things like a four-day out electives Also, we have concerns from teachers and par- school week, cutting all elec- many teachers that have ents about possible cuts, tives such as art, music and achieved tenure who teach elec- Wyrosdick sent the email and drama, cutting all athletic direc- tives, and they are not teaching power point to explain what tors – to name a few. anything else but music or art or cuts were actually being made In her email to her member- whatever. They have to teach or considered. “I think a lot of ship Chavers said, “Please electives.” teachers and parents are over remember these are simply sug- Other things included in the reacting,” Chavers said. “But I gestions. As you review these list were only allowing students don’t think transparency is ever outside of a two mile radius of a bad thing.” items you will be alarmed and any school to ride the bus, elim- Chavers agreed that the list will be further alerted to the inate the media specialist was a “brainstorming” list and condition of the district’s ‘pro- that several things had been jected finances’. Your negotia- (librarian), reduce substitute tion team members are working teacher costs – to name a few. Suspect flees Escambia deputy, is arrested in GB

An incident that began on Pensacola At 1:35 a.m., Nikola Stamenkovich, 43 Beach when an Escambia County deputy Gulf of Gulf Breeze was charged with DUI. witnesses a man throw trash out of his At 10:55 p.m, officers reported to a vehicle at the Circle K on Pensacola Breeze sexual offense involving a juvenile. Beach ended up with an arrest by Gulf Police At 3 p.m, a 20-year-old Pensacola Breeze police officers. Beach man was arrested for marijuana The Escambia County deputy said the Report possession. suspect failed to obey his order to stop, Wednesday, Nov. 7 then proceeded to flee the scene at a high Information provided by At 11 p.m, a 20-year-old Pensacola rate of speed. He was apprehended at the Gulf Breeze Police Department man was arrested for drug possession. Whataburger parking lot in Gulf Breeze At midnight, Chase Mahan, 26 of Gulf and charged with DUI. There are other Breeze was charged with DUI. citations from Escambia County. The sus- na fell out of his pocket while he was pay- Sunday, Nov. 11 pect is listed as Ja Lee, 30 of Pensacola. ing for food at Waffle House. Brooke Boylan, 22 of Gulf Breeze was In other incidents: Monday, Nov. 5 arrested for DUI at 2:20 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 4 At 7:10 a.m., Roger Evans, 33 of Joseph Tucker, 58 of Gulf Breeze was At 1:08 a.m, a 33-year-old Pensacola Foley, Ala was charged with driving with a arrested for DUI at 11:50 p.m. man was arrested after a bag of marijua- suspended license. Tuesday, Nov. 6

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 By Melanie Kormondy Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com “Is it necessary 2011 Florida Press Association Statewide Award Winner to get a flu shot

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SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson “Sure, it reduces the chances of people getting sick.” NEWS REPORTERS Susan Swendsen Melanie Kormondy Pensacola Mathew Pellegrino SALES Traffic calming device a good reminder Michelle Carlson Okay, I’m going to admit it. So, that’s what I want to see. I used to be “one of those peo- Truly. I don’t care how much it OFFICE MANAGER Karen Murphy ple” who had a tendency to go costs. I don’t care how much it a little faster in Gulf Breeze might wear down our shock ART DIRECTOR than I needed to. Something absorbers. I don’t care that it Nancy Fish about the arching path of will be a temporary inconven- Shoreline Drive and the long ience while the speed humps CONTRIBUTORS stretches between there and like the ones on S. Sunset are Betty Archer Allen Fairpoint Dr. made it easy for installed. It’s worth it. Pam Brannon Jack Kale me. There are no doubt half of No excuses. If I’d ever got- calming device recently placed probably every other marginal you readers who disagree – Member: ten a ticket, or hit a pet or had a on South Sunset that I credit. I speeder. All I could think was, strongly. And half of you prob- “I do think certain populations Florida Press Association wreck, it would’ve been my love that thing! “it’s just not worth it.” I found ably agree. However you feel, should, like the elderly, health National Newspaper Assn. fault. I 100 percent accept that. I love its sloped, yet effec- myself really becoming aware show up to the meeting tonight, care workers and small chil- But I still credit something Nov. 15 at 6 p.m .in City Hall dren.” Gulf Breeze Area tive design – and I deliberately of the many cross streets that outside myself with the con- to express your feelings. Your Laura Sigler Chamberof Commerce choose the cut through on do NOT have a stop sign or a stant commitment – and Sunset because of that hump. I speed hump, and really wishing city council is discussing calm- Gulf Breeze (“2003 Small Business of the Year ”) reminder — to slow down, appreciate the reminder. they all did. I mean it folks – I ing measures on Navarre Street Pensacola Beach Chamber drive proactively and remember Last July, a young girl was wish all cross street that do not and other cross-streets and your of Commerce to not exceed the speed limit. hit on Navarre St. That was a already have stop signs on voice needs to be heard. Pensacola Chamber Ironically, it is a speed hump, a real wake-up call for me and them had speed humps. of Commerce Navarre Tourist Development Council Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce LETTERS TO New reporter Mat Pellegrino

LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opin- THE EDITOR joins Gulf Breeze News staff ion. We reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space avail- News keeps Mathew Pellegrino, our Association. county, Mathew says he is ready “I think it’s always a good able. We do not accept letters newest staff writer at the Gulf At the begin- to put on his flip flops and take idea.” containing a personal attack residents Breeze News comes to us origi- ning of this year, on a different perspective in the Barbara Calvert on any individual. Letters nally from the outskirts of Mathew placed south end. Pensacola must be limited to one per Washington, D.C. third in the "While I attended school in month from an individual informed writer. If we receive form let- Mathew moved to Pensacola Investigative Pensacola, I always enjoyed ters, we will print only the I want to thank you very in 2005 and attended the Reporting catego- driving through Gulf Breeze Pellegrino first one we receive. Include much for publishing informa- University of West Florida. ry, second place in and to Pensacola Beach," your name, address and day- tion about the car break-ins that Mathew graduated in 2009 with the Serious Column category Mathew said. "This south end is time phone number. recently happened in Villa a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and second place in the a tight-knit community with a and a minor in history. Humorous Column category at lot of heart, and I'm glad to be CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze Venyce. Being a homeowner in Villa Shortly after graduating, he the 2011 FPA Better Weekly joining the staff here at the Gulf News is committed to accura- took up a position at the Santa Newspaper Contest. Breeze News.” cy and wants to hear from Venyce for over 32 years, I Rosa Press Gazette in Milton Mathew has also had photos Mat says while making the you if we need to make a cor- think we should know what is rection or clarification. going on. I heard about the where he covered the north end published in other publications transition to the south end of the Please email us at break-ins on Channel 3 Sunday of Santa Rosa County. such as The Miami Herald, and county, he is hoping to bridge [email protected] night and then nothing in the Mathew worked there for a number of newspapers across the gap between north and with the subject line Pensacola News paper. I then over three years where he cov- the Florida Panhandle. south. CORRECTION or heard that many things aren't ered school board, county com- Through his journalism “I noticed that there is a huge CLARIFICATION. Or, call reported to us. mission and city council meet- career, Mathew also interned at line that tends to divide the “I’ve never gotten a flu shot (850) 932-8986 during Thanks again for a local ings. He also wrote sports sto- Ballinger Publishing in north and south end of Santa and it has not been a problem office hours and ask for ries, feature articles and took Pensacola, and wrote for The Rosa County,” Mathew said. yet.” news or sports departments. newspaper that is informative and up-to-date. Also great to photos. Voyager, UWF’s on-campus “The north end is focused on Kyle Hennigan ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze During his career at the Santa newspaper all four years of col- farming, industry and schools, Orange Beach News will not be responsible read! for quality or discoloration in Rosa Press Gazette, he won lege. while the south end is focused ads provided by the advertis- BARBARA WHITEHEAD numerous awards, including Though his perspective on tourism, development and er or its agents. 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BY MAT PELLEGRINO Toni Amaro Phelps, 40, who release indicated that it looked Gulf Breeze News owns the home at the 1600 as though the animals had died [email protected] SANTA ROSA COUNTY CRIME block of Winding Shore Drive from starvation. The release was charged with six counts of also stated that the animals The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s into the Tom Thumb store ing Robinson’s DNA, linking Causing Cruel Death, Pain, or were eating anything inside the Office arrested a man on located at 4081 Highway 87 him to the Navarre Tom Suffering to an Animal, six house to survive including Monday that was suspected of South wearing a mask and dark Thumb robbery. counts of Abandonment of an couch cushions. robbing a Tom Thumb conven- clothing. The report indicated According to the arrest Animal and one count of a When deputies were able to ience store back in September that Robinson got behind the report, Robinson attended Nuisance Injurious to Health. locate Phelps, she originally with a butcher knife. store clerk with the knife and Navarre High School in 2011 She was booked into the denied owning the animals. The suspect, 18-year-old said he would not hurt the and was unemployed at the Escambia County Jail on When animal services showed Dominique Robinson was employee if she opened the time of the robbery. Friday and given a $36,500.00 her remains of two of the dogs, apprehended and charged with register. bond. Phelps admitted that the ani- robbery with a Another person was inside According to the Santa Rosa mals were hers, and she was weapon and the store with Robinson at the Sheriff’s Office press release, arrested. assault with time stealing tobacco products, Gulf Breeze Phelps vacated her property The report indicated that intent to commit the report indicated. The clerk woman back in March or April and Phelps was unable to provide a felony and was able to open the register told deputies that she only vis- any information as to why she booked in Santa and give the money in the reg- arrested for ited the home once a month to abandoned the animals. retrieve her mail since she left Rosa County jail ister to Robinson. Once the We are excited to announce the on $51,000 bond. Robinson alleged suspect was able to get animal cruelty the home. He was released the money from the register, Last Tuesday, deputies were Opening of Our 2nd Salon Location — the same day. both men fled the scene. The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s tipped that there were dead Now in Gulf Breeze Deputies believe that According to the report, the Office arrested a animals located inside Phelps’ Robinson is linked to two suspects got away with Gulf Breeze home. The release stated that other robberies, including one approximately $124 in cash woman on Friday deputies were able to gain in Mary Esther and another in and $300 in tobacco products. and charged her access to Phelps’ backyard and Fort Walton Beach. Deputies were able to obtain with animal cru- were able to look into her The Navarre robbery arrest DNA samples from Robinson elty after deputies Florida room window where came after the investigation of and sent them off to the obtained a war- they saw several dead animals Phelps a robbery that occurred on Florida Department of Law rant to search her inside. Sept. 18 around 10 p.m. Enforcement along with fin- home and found When deputies called for According to the arrest gerprints from the crime scene. over half a dozen dead and animal services, they retrieved report, a male who deputies On October 30, the FDLE abandoned animals inside her three dead cats, three dead believed was Robinson, came lab reports came back match- home. dogs and a dead bird. The Life is a lot like that bowl of mixed nuts

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NEW ANNUAL PASS SALES - Begin January 2, 2013 at DEATHS the SRIA office. Extended sales hours from Jan. 2 to Jan. 31 are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. MARIE PARKER COE cherished friends. Methodist Church were she resided in Gulf Breeze since She had a caring heart for all volunteered tirelessly for the 1976. She was a devoted moth- Marie Parker Coe, 92, of Gulf creatures, great and small. Children’s Ministry annually er and loved her family dearly. Breeze died A memorial service will be decorating for Vacation Bible She is survived by her son November 10, held Thursday, November 15, School, Breakfast with Santa, Mitch, daughter-in-law Therese; 2012. 2012 at 2:00 p. m. at Gulf the Christmas Parade float and son Ricky; son Randy, daugh- She was pre- Breeze Presbyterian Church, numerous other events spon- ter-in-law Stacey and her three ceded in death by 100 Andrew Jackson Trail, Gulf sored by the church. She was grandchildren Tyler, Corey, and her parents, C. T. Breeze 32561. Friends and preceded in death by her par- Spencer. She is also survived and Emilie Parker, family are invited to visit in the ents, her sister Candace and is by her sister Kathy and brother- and by her Fellowship Hall following the survived by her two sisters in-law Frankie Mathis. beloved husband, Coe service. Joyce Fisher and Jeanne She enjoyed playing golf and William C. Coe. In lieu of flowers, memorials Hamilton. was victorious at her Club Before her marriage, Marie may be made to Gulf Breeze She is survived by her hus- Championship and Pensacola worked in private industry and Presbyterian Church, Covenant band, Tony Hess, daughters, City Championship tourna- also for over nine years for Hospice or the charity of your Christine Hay and Kathrin Hess, ments. She loved to watch the NASA at the Kennedy Space choice. and sons Preston Hay, Andy sunsets, with her bright blue Center during what she consid- Hess, Matt Riser and Eric eyes, from her Florida Room ered NASA’s glory years, where Harriette R. Hess Hess. with her adorable poodle, she was intimately involved with 1959-2012 Harriette was a much loved Ginger. She enjoyed family the first manned moon shot. wife, mom and Matriarch of the mealtime at family get-togeth- family. The family has been ers, always serving up delicious Survivors include her hus- Harriette R. Hess passed absolutely overwhelmed by the interpretations of traditional band’s son, James H. Godwin, away on Nov. 5, 2012 after two response of our church and southern food with a Greek and his children, Cynthia weeks at home for hospice. this community. influence. Godwin Hart, Leigh Godwin Harriette was born on May A memorial service to cele- A memorial service for her Keener, James H. Godwin, III, 6, 1959 in Memphis, Tenn. and brate her life was held at Gulf family and close friends was and Bruce Douglas Godwin, was the daughter of Mary Breeze United Methodist held Friday, November 9, 2012 along with her husband’s sur- Frances and George Harvey Church on Sunday, Nov. 11. at Rose Lawn Funeral Home in viving stepchildren, Daniel Riser. The family has requested Gulf Breeze, FL. Davis, Bobbie Blackwell and Harriette attended White donations be made in her honor In lieu of flowers, please con- Patsy Gorman, along with Station High School and gradu- to the American Cancer sider donations to the Cancer grandchildren and great-grand- ated in 1977. Following gradua- Society. Society and Humane Society. children. tion, she attended the You can donate online at The family wishes to express a Survivors also include two University of Houston and the https://www.cancer.org/involved/ special thanks to Sacred Heart special cousins, Lydia Masters University of Memphis. donate/ or call 1-800-227-2345. Cancer Center and Covenant of Niagara Falls, NY and Laura Harriette married Tony Hess Hospice for all of their care and Grimm of Hollywood, CA; a very in April 1992 living in Memphis support for “Ms. Betty”. special friend, Ann Brodie of and Rogers, Ark. before ulti- Betty Sue Stamitoles Arrangements entrusted to Gulf Breeze; a loving dear mately relocating to Gulf Rose Lawn Funeral Home of friend and caregiver, Deborah Breeze, Fla. in 2001. Betty Sue Stamitoles, 76, Gulf Breeze. You may offer con- Oberhausen; a trusted friend, Harriette found her church passed away to be with the dolences, share memories and Craig Cooper; and many other home at Gulf Breeze United Lord on November 5, 2012.She sign the guestbook at

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After careful consideration and gathering a combination of public input, focus group LindaMurphyRealtor.com results, market studies and pro- [email protected] jected economic growth, the City of Gulf Breeze is closer to reaching a final draft of the City’s Master Plan, which will The draft master plan includes a diversity of housing options, improved walkability, more direct community growth over retail options and neighborhood centers. The complete proposal is available online at the next 50 years. http://www.gulfbreezenews.com/image/tid/469. The plan was presented by the planning firm On November 1 the City of VHB MillerSellen. Gulf Breeze held their third City Master Plan Workshop in which the steering committee came up the public had yet another with five key elements on how chance to see the work of the 11 “We’re dreaming, but I don’t know that we’ll they will measure the success of person local steering committee. the community: The movement all be around to see some of this stuff.” The committee consists of per- of traffic, increased business – Dan Kopack sons in the community who rep- revenue, safety of pedestrians, resent a variety of interests, Steering Committee Chairman creation of community gather- from schools and businesses to ing places and the diversity of young professionals and elders. businesses. At the beginning of the meet- civic area within the park. includes land acquisition costs The transportation planner ing steering committee chair- “We really need to plan to and 160 acres worth of develop- engineer said one major issue man Dan Kopack stated that the respond to the community, not ment. A large part of that will be with traffic flow can be solved planning started in March of this just the highway,” said McNeill. parking structures. with coordinated signal systems year, and after three or four pub- “The movement of the ball During the “open house” por- throughout the town. lic input hearings, they are “get- fields will really create an tion of the meeting, a resident “If you catch a green light, ting to the end.” opportunity for a Main Street questioned the value for the the rest of the lights will be “The charge given by the area, which will create long- public to be at the meetings. green,” he said. “It’s a simple City Council was two really big term value back into the city.” “Everyone brings different fix, but in terms of what it will beating hearts: mandates,” said Kopack. The steering committee interests,” said Kopack. “We do for travel time, it’s a big ben- stories of domestic violence “With the advent of a new emphasized that the key factor took the results of votes and efit.” bridge coming, we know it is that always comes up is to pro- input, determined the best ideas Also, troublesome areas of going to bring with it an tect the schools. and used that to draft this pre- pensacola museum of art october 5 - december 8, 2012 traffic are ingoing and outgoing increase of traffic flow.” “The ideas will further be ferred plan.” beach traffic, hospital traffic and Kopack said that it is estimat- discussed with the school Kopack added that there will traffic at school sites. ed that the bridge will bring an board,” said McNeill. “The not be a final draft until the city Geoff McNeill, the Designer increase of at least 12,000 cars school board said they are open council says so in the first quar- and Master Planner of the plan- per day into Gulf Breeze. to lots of different ideas. The ter of next year. ning firm VHB MillerSellen “The first major charge was school is the heart of the com- “This has been fun. We were hired by the city to assist in to assimilate that traffic that munity.” thinking out in the distance, but developing the master plan, said goes through the city,” said The economic development we weren’t being irrational,” that in the east planning area a Kopack. “And as economically and marketing analysis led to a said Kopack. “We’re dreaming, “business campus” could be cre- viable as we are today, we are a projected addition of 235 hous- but I don’t know that we’ll all ated near the hospital and very strong community; every- es to be built, with 75 percent to be around to see some of this Andrews Institute. The campus body knows how well-funded be owner occupied. stuff.” would consist of creative, tech- we are. The second charge was It may take $55 million to nological and medicinal busi- www.pensacolamuseumofart.org to preserve that and make the make this possible, which nesses. community even better econom- “It would be an important ically.” 4074 s jefferson st. gateway into town from the east ppensacola, fl 32502 Senior Project Manager 8850.432.6247 side,” said McNeill. Art, Culture, and Entertainment, Inc. Curtis Ostrodka said the steer- The central planning area ing committee has come out for would be the “downtown, walk- stakeholder interviews, met able Main Street area” within with young professionals, health the city. industry professionals and edu- A mix of shops, restaurants, cational professionals to try to from your friends at Gulf Breeze News retail and residential town- understand what the values are Need Real Estate Help?? homes and small lots will add to Jeb Tubbs • November 15 and issues that drive this com- the charm of “downtown.” munity. Nathan Stevens • November 15 “This would not just be a des- “So we can make sure this tination for the beach users,” Laura Weston • November 16 group isn’t acting as a vacuum, said McNeill. “It would be a we are acting on behalf of the Macy Brewer • November 17 destination for the community community,” said Ostrodka. members of Gulf Breeze.” Ostrodka added that after Theresa Waggoner • November 17 The area around the post many meetings, most of which office could be redeveloped into Michael Trent • November 18 were well-attended, the commit- a walkable “boutique” area with tee has come up with a “draft- Lisa Bailey • November 18 retail shops and restaurants. preferred” master plan. Major changes in the west Michelle Frederick • November 21 A number of big ideas con- planning area are proposed, sidered were: diversity of hous- • listing/marketing • buyer representation with a big move of the football ing choices between young peo- Congratulations to this Week’s Winner stadium to south of the school to • property management • consulting ple and elders, location of pub- Lisa Bailey make it attached to the campus. lic school facilities, attraction of • short sales/foreclosures Also in the plan is to make who wins 2 tickets of her choice to the new businesses, creating a safe the ball fields adjacent to the rec Ice Flyers Game or 360° Observation Wheel. and walkable environment, and Experienced Professionals since 1990... area, where City Hall and the Winner must pick up the tickets at to protect the quality of the library are located. City hall Gulf Breeze News Office by November 29th. schools. 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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 15, 2012 New Attitude Salon marks 24 years of ‘beautification’ Just as fine wine improves with time, the sense of self from our hair - mis- hair coloring and styling expertise of Denise takes shouldn’t happen!” Williams, Salon owner of New Attitude Salon, Williams prides herself on continues to improve every year. focusing on communication as “I like to say that I’ve been beautifying the first step to get it right. Gulf Breeze for 24 years,” Williams says. “I “In life and in styling, I strive have a total of 31 years of experience from to communicate effectively with other salons before I opened New Attitude, but people of all ages, walks of life, I mark that commitment to this community as male and female to create the Mat Pellegrino/Gulf Breeze News my real starting point!” best hair style fitting their life Mathaya Howie holds up an empty ring finger, above, Williams vast experience as a stylist began style,” she says. where her mother's ring had been worn for years. with her training in Massachusetts at the Williams enjoys conducting Assabet Valley Regional Vocational School in workshops, too. “I love sharing Hudson. She started styling hair at a very what I know, and what I’ve Submitted photo Diamond in the rough young age, literally practicing on her brothers! learned with others,” she says. “I New Attitude Salon is celebrating 24 years of beauti- “My dad had the equipment,” she says with know that I will continue to do fying Gulf Breeze, and Salon owner Denise Williams, a broad grin, “and I couldn’t wait to get my this for as long as I am able - I above, is delighted and proud to have so many long- BY MAT PELLEGRINO Since the game, Howie term – and new – customers. Gulf Breeze News said she has contacted mem- hands on it. My mother gave me the confidence have such a strong desire to use [email protected] bers of the park to send out to pursue my training, and God gave me the my talent and I love what I do.” massive emails to families ability to see the unique beauty in everyone.” Never missing an opportunity very involved with my church,” she says. “I Not many things hold who have been to the park to She continues her education every chance to “give back,” Williams enjoys reaching out sing in the praise team and also the choir. I sentimental value to Jessie ensure no one had seen the she gets, studying psychology at Pensacola to others in need. “I want to do God’s will,” look forward to whatever God has for me to Howie. ring. State College, constantly pursuing continuing she says. “I also love to do for those who are do. When I leave this life and enter the gates The West-Navarre "It wasn't the value of the education in her field and reading. She is a less fortunate and if I give them a little of my of heaven, I want God to welcome me and say, Primary School teacher has ring that meant a lot to me, it master in color formulating, foiling, balliage time to create a new style, and that helps lift ‘Job well done good and faithful servant,’” lost many things, but noth- was the meaning behind it and corrective hair coloring - something she them up and feel better about themselves, I New Attitude Salon will be hosting a Client ing as irreplaceable as a ring when she gave it to me," does more than she’d like to admit. have a great feeling of satisfaction.” Appreciation Party and 24th Anniversary she received from her moth- Howie said. "I just hurt for “There is both a science and an art to color- New Attitude Salon is a full-service salon Celebration on Saturday, Nov. 17, from 2-5 er over 25 years ago. my daughter because I can ing hair, and I love to do it for my clients and offering massage, facials, nail care and hair p.m.. There will be refreshments, drawings for Her mother purchased the see she has been affected by do it right. This is such a personal business. It styling located at 3238 Fordham Pkwy in Gulf massage, nails, hair and more. ring from Montgomery the loss." breaks my heart when I have to go behind Breeze. On top of her thriving business, the Williams and her partner of 24 years, Booth Wards when Howie was 10 Howie said her daughter someone less experienced to correct a mis- salon owner plays competitive tennis and Iburg, have 4 grown children and 11grandchil- years old. Howie wore it for was so sad about the loss take. We women take such confidence and practices tai chi weekly to stay in shape. “I am dren. years when, one day, she that she vowed not to wear it decided to pass it down to anymore if she found it. But her daughter Mathaya in her mother begged to differ. 2010. "I told her she's going to Gulf Power hosts a wild party for sanctuary "We didn't have a lot wear that ring and cherish it when I was younger," Howie Gulf Power Company hosted a 30th have a real impact on our local wildlife and employees renovated the building and like I did," Howie said. said. "I remember seeing anniversary celebration for the Wildlife environment,” said John Hutchinson, Gulf grounds to accommodate the Wildlife Her daughter, who attends that ring and wanting that Sanctuary of Northwest Florida last week at Power. “Being able to help them expand their Sanctuary, including building animal cages, a Woodlawn Beach Middle ring so bad." the company’s headquarters. The celebration facilities and ultimately help sustain the deck and a pond. Gulf Power’s support has School said she has talked So when her mother pur- concluded with a live auction of five animal wildlife that is so important to Northwest continued over the years through donations with the coach and tried to chased the ring for her from paintings created and signed by local artist Florida is something we’re very proud of.” and volunteer work. retrace his steps from the Montgomery Wards and Jim Berry. Dorothy Kaufmann has served as the Doug McCrary, Gulf Power president at game almost a month ago. gave it to Howie, she never “Organizations like the Wildlife Sanctuary Sanctuary’s director since 1996 and has led the time the company agreed to share two "He took it home with took it off her finger. the Wildlife Sanctuary through many chal- acres of property with the Wildlife Sanctuary him that night," Howie said. "The ring only cost lenges over the years, including a fire and in 1991, and Keith Wilkins, Escambia County "He thinks he may have $49.99 back then," Howie several floods. Community & Environment department dropped it on his way back said. "But to my mother, $50 “We are proud to be celebrating 30 years as director spoke at the event. to his house from the game back then was probably like a caretaker of our area’s wildlife,” said or washed it in the washing $5,000." Kaufmann. “This anniversary event is a won- machine." Recently, Howie's daugh- derful way to thank all of our supporters who "I have lost sleep over it ter lost the ring at a soccer have helped us through the years.” and I'm upset about it," game at Tiger Point The Wildlife Sanctuary, a non-profit organ- Howie said. "It's that piece Recreational Park after she ization based in Pensacola, was formed in of something that you keep handed it to her coach before 1982 and provides nutritional care, medical close to you that you don't a game. After the game, care, rehabilitation and release for indigenous want to lose. Mathaya forgot to get the wildlife, and a permanent habitat for non- "That was (my daugh- ring back from her coach, releasable animals. The Sanctuary has taken ter's) reminder that Nannie and he took it home with was right there with her." in and cared for more than 64,000 animals him. And some point after Howie said that she has over the past 30 years. that, he lost the ring accord- even offered up a reward for The Sanctuary nearly quadrupled in size ing to Howie. the ring. She is asking any- through a partnership with Gulf Power, Back in 2010, Howie's one with information on its Escambia County and the Northwest Florida mother passed away unex- location to call her at 261- Water Management District. Gulf Power pectedly from a heart attack. 4248. Local artist Jim Berry donated prints, allowed Wildlife Sanctuary to use two acres So when Howie, the mother like the eagle print below, to help raise of land and a house in 1991. Gulf Power Dorothy Kaufman, shown above, has of two, was sifting through additional funds served as director since 1996. her jewelry box of memories shortly after her mother's death, she stumbled upon the ring and decided to pass it down to her daughter. "I told her that Nannie (my mother) had given it to POOL! TERFRONT! TLOCATION! me, and that it meant a lot to WA GREA me," Howie said. 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he Santa Rosa Kids’ House Saturday evening will conclude the (SRKH) will host its Third Annual weekend events. Heavy hors d’oeuvres and Community Maritime TFestival of Trees on Friday, Nov. beverages will be served. The night will 16 and Saturday, Nov. 17. culminate with the closing of the silent Park dedication offers SRKH is located at 5643 Stewart Street, auction, and a live auction of the most in Milton. popular trees. activities for all ages The house will be open to visitors on “Santa Rosa Kids’ House serves the Friday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday community’s most vulnerable citizens; from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. On Saturday abused and neglected children. The mission The Community Maritime Velcro wall, bungee run, evening at 6:30 p.m. the Festival of Trees Park Associates, Inc. and the will conclude with a Christmas Celebration of the house is to deliver a well-coordinated bounce house, hamster water City of Pensacola will host and silent and live auctions of the decorated and multi-disciplined response to child balls, rock climbing wall and the dedication of the Vince J. trees. Last year’s event raised over $20,000. abuse in an environment that puts the needs more starting at 1 p.m. Whibbs Sr. Community This year SRKH hopes to beat the previous of children first. Join the Festival of Trees, Musical performances will Maritime Park and festivities amount by raising at least $25,000. and help raise the funds needed to support kick off on the amphitheater this Saturday at 11 a.m. The The Festival of Trees is Santa Rosa Kids’ the on-going operations of Santa Rosa Kids’ stage at 5 p.m. all-day, family-friendly event House’s biggest fundraising event of the House,” said Sheriff Wendell Hall, SRKH is open to the public. A special performance by a season. The community is encouraged to board chairman. Festivities will include a Grammy Award winning join in on a tour of the house and view the Santa Rosa Kids’House is a child advocacy “Touch A Truck” event pre- country artist followed by a dozens of decorated trees and wreaths center that has been serving abused and sented by Families First spectacular firework show donated by local businesses, churches, civic neglected children in Santa Rosa County since organizations and individuals. Network Adoptions and presented by Hill-Kelly June 2008. The mission of the organization is Foster Care, musical per- Dodge & Molton, Allen & The trees and wreaths will be beautifully to deliver a well-coordinated and multi- adorned with different themes: Florida formances and a Mopar car Williams, LLC will conclude disciplined response to child abuse in an Gators, Alabama Roll Tide, Georgia show sponsored by Hill- the event. environment that puts the needs of children Bulldogs, Blue Angels, Blue Christmas, Kelly Dodge and the 1st For more information, call first. SRKH is operated by a dedicated staff Annual Pensacola Craft Beer Barbie, Disney and a camping themed tree. 850-436-5670, or visit and volunteer board of directors, with the help Festival. Also, Santa will be available for pictures, www.pensacolacommunity- of community volunteers. Food and drink vendors families can enjoy face painting and cookie maritimepark.com or their Tickets for the Christmas Celebration are will be selling tasty treats and decorating activities, and hot chocolate will facebook page at www.face- be provided. $50 per person. To purchase tickets, donate Dozens of decorated trees and refreshments. Families will book.com/communitymar- Tickets are $5 for adults and free for or volunteer, call 850-623-1112, or visit wreaths will be featured and put up for not want to miss the exten- children 12 years of age and under. www.SRKidsHouse.org. Sales are limited auction at the Third Annual Festival of sive play zone, featuring a itimepark.com. The reception and silent auction on to 150 tickets. Trees. Award-winning author to be featured at ‘Discovery Saturday’

As part of the Naval Aviation Black Sheep’ tells the complete tured historian in a half-dozen Museum Foundation’s story of the squadron’s service documentaries produced by the Discovery Saturday series, in World War II and beyond. History Channel, Fox News award-winning author and dis- The director of the National Channel, and PBS. abled veteran Bruce Gamble Naval Aviation Museum, retired “Discovery Saturday” is free will make a presentation and Navy Captain Bob Rasmussen, and open to the public. The sign his new book entitled has two original paintings fea- National Naval Aviation ‘Swashbucklers and Black tured in this book. Museum features free admis- Sheep’ on Saturday, Nov. 17 at Bruce Gamble is a retired sion and a full slate of events 10 a.m. Naval Flight Officer and former throughout the year. For a com- ‘Swashbucklers and Black historian with the Naval plete list of events, exhibits and Sheep: A Pictorial History of Aviation Museum Foundation. attractions at the Museum, visit Marine Fighting Squadron 214 A paralyzed veteran and long- NavalAviationMuseum.org or in World War II’, is a lavishly term cancer survivor, Bruce has call the Naval Aviation Museum illustrated account of America’s authored five nonfiction books Foundation at (850) 453-2389 most famous fighter squadron. on World War II and is a fea- or (800) 327-5002. Initially calling themselves the Swashbucklers, the pilots of VMF-214 fought with distinc- tion in the early battles of the Southwest Pacific campaign. Later, under the leadership of the legendary Major Greg “Pappy” Boyington, the squadron became a household name as the Black Sheep. Featuring a rich collection of historical photography and avia- tion art, ‘Swashbucklers and

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“Meshuggah-Nuns” Ice Flyers Saturday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. Pensacola Kraft Bier Pensacola Little Theatre James Brown Arena Sunday, Nov. 18, 2:30 p.m. Festival Thursday, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, 6:35 p.m. The hilarious story features three women who have had it with obnoxious, Maritime Park Friday, Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, 6:35 p.m. chauvinistic bullying from their boss. Saturday, Nov. 17, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m. Pensacola Ice Flyers vs. Augusta River Office manager Violet Newsted not only This event is designed to allow the pub- Sunday, Nov. 18, 2:30 p.m. Hawks trained Hart but has constantly been lic to taste a large variety of beers. Do not From the writers of Nunsense, sisters Pensacola Bay Center passed over for promotion. Shy recent miss this opportunity to sample all styles of find themselves on an all-expense paid Sunday, Nov. 18, 3:05 p.m. divorcee Judy Bernly gets the brunt of beer and determine your preferences. cruise trip. When the cast of Fiddler on Pensacola Ice Flyers vs. Huntsville Havoc Harts anger after an incident with a hay- Beers from microbreweries, specialty bot- wire copy machine. And buxom executive the Roof (with the exception of Tevye) tled beers and home brewed beers will be Columbus Civic Center secretary Doralee Rhodes has to put up gets seasick, the ships captain asks the available for tasting. The event will also Tuesday, Nov. 20, 6:30 p.m. with Harts constant sexual advances. sisters and Tevye to put on a show. include food vendors and free entertain- Pensacola Ice Flyers vs. Columbus Together, they decide to fight back. ment. Through a crazy turn of events, luck and Cottonmouths A weekend filled with over 70 beers, smarts, the trio find a way to expose Hart great gourmet food, music and college foot- Gallery Night and turn the department around. ‘9 to 5: The Musical’ ball to be shown on the digital board is Downtown Pensacola General admission is $16, $9 for seniors Friday, Nov. 16, 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Pensacola State College Ashmore over 60 and children. sure to please. Must be 21 to enter, iden- Auditorium tification required upon entry. Admission is Enjoy an evening of arts and culture by $35.00 per person. touring downtown art galleries. Friday, Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. Pensacola Double Bridge 15K Run named 11th Largest in country 2,400 runners expected The course for the Double Bridge Run is ences, research, databases, and contacts. arguably one of the best around as it encom- Running USA was created to improve the at annual February passes three cities, two bridges, and two status of road racing in the United States Event bodies of water. It starts in historic down- through collective marketing and promo- town Pensacola, travels over the Pensacola tions, services to runners and events, and The Pensacola Sports Association is Bay Bridge over Escambia Bay, through the the development of American world class proud to announce that its 2011 Double coastal community of Gulf Breeze, onto stars. Bob Sikes Bridge over the Intracoastal Bridge Run Presented by Publix was The event, which also includes a 5K, saw Waterway, and finishing on beautiful recently named the eleventh largest 15K a solid boost in attendance this past year, Pensacola Beach. race in the country by Running USA. In having 2,035 finishers. The 2012 list has "We feel we have the best 15K course in 2011, the 15K portion of the Double Bridge not yet been announced. Run had 1,724 finishers. the country," added Palmer. "The view Registration is open for the 2013 race "We are pleased to be part of such a great from the top of Bob Sikes Bridge looking event," commented Ray Palmer, Executive out over the beach and seeing the horizon of which will be on Saturday, Feb. 2. A sell- Director of the Pensacola Sports the Gulf of Mexico is breathtaking." out field of 2,400 is expected. Running USA is a leader in the race For complete race information and to In 2011, the 15K portion of the Double Bridge Run boasted Association. "Our goal is to make the register, runners can visit www.double- 1,724 finishers. Double Bridge Run the best destination industry that works with a multitude of 15K race in the country." races across the country including confer- bridgerun.com or call 850-434-2800.

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Blake Barclay (center), representative of The Blake, presents a check for $7,000 to the Ronald McDonald House of Pensacola.

We at The Blake thank our sponsors and the many volunteers who made possible our support of the Ronald McDonald House of Pensacola.

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A pair in the pool ard freestyles Freshman Torri Bindi, shown here during the regional y in Orlando. meet at UWF, won theThursda 50 and the 100 y News at the 2A state meet Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze

Freshman Bindi wins first two Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News female swim titles in school history End of the road Seniors Caitlin Chapman (left) and Ally Hurd congratulate BY JASON THOMPSON Just a freshman, Bindi Bishop Kenny players after the Lady Dolphins’ four-set loss in became the first female Gulf Breeze News the Region 1-5A championship match Saturday in swimmer in GBHS history [email protected] Jacksonville. GBHS finishes the season with a record of 27-2. to win a female state swim Tori Bindi may not be championship, winning the old enough to drive a car 50 and 100 yard freestyles yet, but she’s more than old at the 2A state meet Lady Dolphins fall enough to etch her name in Thursday in Orlando. the GBHS history books. See Swim, Page 5C in regional final Volleyball team finishes season 27-2 Raiders use big plays to beat Dolphins BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News GBHS musters only seven first half points off five takeaways; lose 28-14 [email protected]

BY JASON THOMPSON AIMING FOR HISTORY The Gulf Breeze Lady Gulf Breeze News Dolphin volleyball team took [email protected] The Dolphins will play at top- game one on Saturday before ranked and unbeaten Crawfordville Bishop Kenny rallied for a 22- At times, Friday’s game Wakulla in the first round of the 5A 25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-21 win in playoffs Friday at 6 p.m. Central. between Gulf Breeze and Navarre the Region 1-5A championship resembled more of a boxing The football team, along with the rest of the fall sports, will be match in Jacksonville. match than a football game. honored at a pep rally Friday The win put the Lady The Dolphins landed some morning before the team leaves at Crusaders (23-7) into the state body shots in the first half in the 10 a.m. tournament for the first time in form of five takeaways. But the three years, while the loss Raiders would land more of the “We did some things that snapped Gulf Breeze's 20- power punches, scoring three were uncharacteristic of us. We match win streak and ended its times on plays of 50 yards or made some misplays that we season at 27-2. more, winning 28-14 in Beach haven’t made in a month.” “They had a lot of attackers Bowl V, sponsored by Publix. The Raiders, after holding and they had a lot of attacks that The 9-1 Raiders, who host Pace GBHS to a three-and-out, we couldn’t handle,” coach Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News in a Region 1-6A Quarterfinal would turn the ball over four Waynn Sellers said. “This game Alex Karcher consoles Anna Bailey (4) after Gulf Breeze’s Friday, have won all five Publix plays later when Xan Sarra is pretty simple – whoever loss Saturday. Bowl Cups (and the last six in the forced a Johnny Robinson- makes the most errors loses.” series) and snapped a four-game Pettus fumble that was Gulf Breeze took an early 5- Bishop Kenny tied it at 11 – win streak for the Dolphins (7-3). recovered by C.J. Nelson. 2 lead on a pair of serves from the first of 12 consecutive ties “We just had to get our kids Austin Dermody, starting in Alex Karcher. The Lady before three straight Mollie Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News to settle in and communicate place of the injured Chandler Dolphins forced seven Johnson serves, including a block All mine what was working and what Foxworth, picked up a first consecutive Bishop Kenny from Karcher on game point, wasn’t working. Obviously, not down before GBHS punted four C.J. Nelson emerges with a fumble recovery – one of five sideouts before the Lady gave GBHS the game one win. a whole lot was working,” plays later. Crusaders scored a point on first half takeaways – for the Dolphins in their 28-14 loss at coach Chris Nemith said. See Volleyball, Page 6C Navarre Friday. See Dolphins, Page 5C serve to get within 10-9.

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TERRY JASON RICHARD CHERRY TIM JACKIE wreaks GROSS THOMPSON COBB FITCH WISE FOXWORTH Gross and Schuster Gulf Breeze News Principal, GBMS Resort Realty Prudential GBHS QBC Pres. havoc Game 1 Florida vs. Jacksonville St. Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Texas A&M introduced itself to Game 2 Florida St. at Maryland Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. the SEC Saturday as they upset top- Florida St. Florida St. ranked Alabama, giving every Game 3 W. Carolina at Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Gridiron Guru an L last week. The Aggies were led by Heisman trophy Game 4 Alabama A&M at Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn possible finalist Johnny Manziel. Game 5 Ole Miss at LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU Many of the area’s college teams step out of conference this week, Game 6 Stanford at Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon although some have games with USC at UCLA USC USC extra weeight attached – Florida Game 7 USC USC USC USC State is at Maryland, while LSU Game 8 Saints at Raiders Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints hosts Ole Miss. Oregon hopes to keep its national Game 9 Cardinals at Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons title hopes alive with a home game Bucs at Panthers Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Panthers Bucs against Stanford. In the NFL, the Saints Game 10 look to keep its slim playoff hopes alive TOTAL LAST WEEK 7-3 6-4 7-3 8-2 7-3 8-2 with a win at Oakland. Carolina is at TOTAL Atlanta, while Tampa Bay is in 82-28 79-31 79-31 75-25 73-37 69-41 Carolina to take on the Panthers.

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District 1-5A Standings game on pay per view All/Dist. Mediacom subscribers prompts; or they can call toll- West Florida 10-0, 4-0 with digital cable service can free to request the game Gulf Breeze 7-3, 3-1 watch Saturday’s Florida- through a customer service Bay 3-6, 1-3 Arnold 2-6, 1-3 Jacksonville State game as representative. To order by Rutherford 2-7, 1-3 part of a pay-per-view (PPV) phone: 1-877-302-7466. Last Friday’s Games programming agreement. The game is offered at a Navarre 28, GBHS 14 Kickoff is at noon Central price of $34.95 per event West Florida 41, Northview 28 time. Mediacom subscribers when purchased prior to Niceville 35, Bay 7 can watch the action on PPV game day. Game-day pricing Fort Walton Beach 42, Arnold 6 Rutherford 31, Mosley 23 channel #160. A digital cable on November 17 is $39.95. This Friday’s Games box is necessary to receive The broadcast on PPV Region 1-5A Quarterfinals the PPV channel. cable is available for GBHS at Wakulla Digital television residents of Florida only. In Godby at West Florida technology makes it easy to other states, the game will be Friday – Navarre watch PPV channels in two available as part of Dolphins 7 0 0 7 – 14 ways: customers can use their subscriptions to ESPN Game Navarre 0 7 14 7 – 28 remote control and on-screen Plan. 5:16 1st (GB) – Austin Dermody 1- yard touchdown run (Lucas Zalar kick) 7-0 4:57 2nd (N) – Gatlin Casey 66-yard touchdown pass from Matthew Webb (Chandler Moorer kick) Submitted Photo 7-7 10:31 3rd (N) – #34 54-yard Grand champs touchdown pass from Matthew The Gulf Breeze Sports Association’s junior cheerleaders were named Grand Champions Webb (Moorer kick) 7-14 (out of 75 squads) at Saturday’s Gulf Coast Youth Sports Alliance’s tournament. They are 5:25 3rd (N) – Johnny Robinson- Pettus 82-yard touchdown run (xxx (front, from left): Mady Bell, Anna Redden, Marrian Thrash, Lilly Smith, Olivia Spann, kick) 7-21 Brooke Swearingen, Nina Staviski, Natalie Turner and Macey Hicks. Back row (from left): 5:34 4th (N) – Johnny Robinson- Roxanne Vogel, Sabrina Burns, Emily Laird, Jasmyn Hearn (coach), Savannah McCleary Pettus 1-yard touchdown run (coach), Kaitlyn Boswell, Raina Jackson, Tina Owens (coach), Morgan Baker (coach), (Moorer kick) 7-28 Meagan Allen (coach), Samantha Wallis, Alyssa Scott, Macall Massey and Ella Kate Finley. 5:34 4th (GB) – Xan Sarra 77-yard touchdown pass from Gray Drosey The squad scored 591 out of a possible 600 – one of the judges comments on the score (Lucas Zalar kick) 14-28 sheet was “better than most high schools,” coach Smith said.

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Atlantic Division Just look around, the East Division ACC All SEC All Florida State 6-1 9-1 Georgia 7-1 9-1 Clemson 6-1 9-1 Florida 7-1 9-1 N.C. State 3-3 6-4 ‘tides’ they are a changin’ South Carolina 6-2 8-2 Wake Forest 3-5 5-5 Vanderbilt 4-3 6-4 Maryland 2-4 4-6 ■ Is this year the end total yards and over 150 rush- one game that could result in the college football kings are Missouri 2-5 5-5 Boston College 1-5 2-8 ing yards, which Bama has a loss, Dec. 1 against Texas. in line to finally be of the SEC’s BCS Tennessee 0-6 4-6 Coastal Division now surrendered for the sec- Luckily, K-State gets the dethroned. Even with a con- Kentucky 0-7 1-9 championship streak? ond-straight week. Longhorns at home, as going vincing win by Alabama, or Georgia Tech 4-3 5-5 West Division Another sign of the chang- into Austin would make the Georgia for that matter, in the Miami 4-3 5-5 Alabama 6-1 9-1 ing times, or tides, was the likelihood of an upset all the SEC Championship game, Duke 3-3 6-4 Texas A&M 5-2 8-2 Crimson Tide’s carelessness more possible. it’s practically impossible North Carolina 3-3 6-4 LSU 4-2 8-2 with the football. Texas A&M The Wildcats other either would leap-frog any of Virginia 2-4 4-6 Miss.State 3-3 7-3 had three takeaways, includ- remaining game comes this the top three teams and steal a Virginia Tech 2-4 4-6 Ole Miss 2-4 5-5 ing a fourth-down intercep- weekend at Baylor, which is a spot in the BCS National Arkansas 2-4 4-6 Thursday 11/15 tion in the endzone late in the mere shell of last year’s team Championship Game. Auburn 0-7 2-8 (All times Central) fourth quarter. without Heisman Trophy- With several weeks of e-North Carolina @ Virginia ....6:30p A bright new chapter was winner Robert Griffin III. football left until bowl selec- Saturday 11/17 added to Johnny Football’s ■ No. 2 Oregon: The sec- tion Sunday, however, it (All times Central) Saturday 11/17 As I watched the life legend, while that of Nick ond-ranked Ducks have a would be unwise to complete- s-Arkansas @ Miss. State ....11:21a eU-Florida State @ Maryland ....11a sucked out of Bryant-Denny Saban and Alabama bore an much tougher road the rest of ly write the SEC off in its col- Stadium last Saturday, the unfortunate letdown. the way. Oregon still has to lective bid for a seventh- s-Alabama vs. W. Carolina....11:21a a-Va. Tech @ Boston Coll...11:30a e3-Florida vs. Jacksonville St. ..12p r-Miami vs. South Florida ...... 2p scene was appropriately set to With this intriguing twist beat two ranked teams, No. straight national title. the tune of Bob Dylan’s song in the tale of the 2012 college 13 Stanford and No. 16 In the second verse of the e3-S. Carolina vs. Wofford ...... 12p eU-Duke @ Georgia Tech ....2:30p e3-Georgia vs. Ga. Southern12:30p a-N.C. State @ Clemson...... 2:30p about social reform “The football season, the SEC is Oregon State, to finish the the song, Dylan urges us not to Times They Are A- now the one on the outside regular-season and a possible put too much stock into the e3-Auburn vs. Alabama A&M ...... 1p n-W. Forest @ Notre Dame..2:30p c-Ole Miss @ LSU ...... 2:30p OFF: North Carolina Changin’.” looking in, with Kansas State, third in the Pac 12 current state of the world, for One constant in life is that Oregon and Notre Dame sit- Championship Game. as the song’s title reflects, e3-Tex. A&M vs. Sam Houst...2:30p Last Week the world around us is con- ting atop the BCS Standings. If the Ducks continue their more change is surely on the eU-Missouri vs. Syracuse...... 6p stantly changing, and yes, e2-Tennessee @ Vanderbilt ...... 6p Florida State 28, Virginia Tech 22 If at least two of those current level of play, howev- horizon. that even includes college three win out, it’s highly er, it will be tough for any “Come writers and critics, e3-Kentucky vs. Samford...... 6:30p Virginia 41, Miami 40 football, which has seen one Georgia Tech 68, North Carolina 50 unlikely that any SEC could team to finish the game with Who prophesize with your Last Week king, the SEC, reign supreme find its way into the BCS more points on the score- pen. And keep your eyes wide, N.C. State 37, Wake Forest 6 for six-straight season. South Carolina 38, Arkansas 20 Clemson 45, Maryland 10 National Championship board. The chance won't come Nothing drove that point Game this time around. ■ No. 3 Notre Dame: again. Florida 27, La.-Lafayette 20 Notre Dame 21, Boston College 6 home more emphatically than Missouri 51, Tennessee 48 OFF: Duke If a couple of those three With several narrow escapes And don't speak too soon, Texas A&M’s 29-24 upset of slip, however, there are six to their credit, the Fighting For the wheel's still in spin. Texas A&M 29, Alabama 24 Game to Watch then No. 1 Alabama in SEC teams in line to move up Irish seem to be the team of And there's no tellin' who, Vanderbilt 27, Ole Miss 26 Tuscaloosa last week. and into the championship the top three most likely to be That it's namin'. For the loser LSU 37, Mississippi State 17 Duke @ Georgia Tech: This game No player more indicative picture. In BCS spots 4-9 are, upset. That chance will most now, Will be later to win. Georgia 38, Auburn 0 will provide some clarity to the of the arrival of a new era in order, Alabama, Georgia, likely come in the season For the times they are a- OFF: Kentucky Coastal Division. If Duke wins, it than Aggies’ quarterback LSU, Florida, South Carolina finale at No. 18 USC. changin'.” Game to Watch will move into a tie with Miami at 4- Johnny “Football” Manziel. and Texas A&M. If the Irish’s dream is to There’s little doubt that 3 in conference play, dropping The redshirt freshman looked At this point, who’s to say die anywhere this season, it things will change over the Tennessee @ Vanderbilt: Vandy Georgia Tech to 4-4. Duke closes like a new breed of player Alabama isn’t just the first of would seem fitting if it hap- next few weeks. Will Dylan’s has lost 28 of the last 29 in this the season against Miami in what against the Crimson Tide. the frontrunners to fall? pened in the Los Angeles lyrics come true? Will lopsided rivalry, with last year’s would be the deciding game that Prior to the LSU game, None of the top three are Colesium against the Trojans. Alabama, today’s loser, end coming on a 90-yard interception determines which team wins the Alabama’s defense look completely out of the woods Though Notre Dame owns up winning in the end? return by the Vols to win 27-21. If division. Georgia Tech has already impenetrable, incapable of just yet, with each having at the all-time record in the For now, we don’t know. Vandy can pull this out, Tennessee lost to Miami, so it must win and surrendering yardage or least one more legitimate series at 43-35-5, it has lost What we do know, however, will play Kentucky in a season hope for a Canes loss in the finale. points. Manziel and Texas potential upset on its remain- nine of its last 10 games is the SEC will need some finale battle of the SEC winless. A&M proved the Tigers’ ing schedule. against USC and 12 of the late-season help to keep the Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- offensive success was no ■ No. 1 Kansas State: last 16. historic national champi- Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN3; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports Net; ESPN3; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; p-PPV; s- v-Versus; p-PPV; n-ACC Network; b-Big Ten Network. fluke, racking up over 400 The top-ranked Wildcats have As things currently stand, onship streak going. SEC Network; b-Big Ten Network.

ALABAMA (#4) AUBURN FLORIDA (#7) FLORIDA STATE (#10) LSU (#6) Last week I wrote At this point, is Florida needed After a narrow The LSU Tigers “Beware the Ides of there any doubt this a late punt block escape in bounced back from November.” The rea- is the worst Auburn and return for Blacksburg, Florida the heartbreaking ® son? Well, see the football team in ® touchdown to State can punch its Alabama loss in fash- 29-24 upset of then TM recent memory (which for me is knock off Louisiana-Lafayette ticket to the ACC ion, blowing out No. 1 Alabama by surging SEC the last 20 years)? Heck, they’re 27-20. The game, which was too Championship Game with a win Mississippi State 37-17 last newcomer Texas A&M as a per- making a legitimate case for close for comfort, was also cost- over Maryland this week. The week. With the Crimson Tide los- fect example. The Crimson Tide worst in program history after ly, as the Gators’ quarterback, Seminoles defeated Virginia ing to Texas A&M, LSU is now were punched in the mouth, in losing at home 38-0 to SEC Jeff Driskel, was injured and will Tech last week 28-22 with a late back in the SEC West hunt, their house, on national televi- East rival Georgia. It’s so bad in miss at least this week’s game. fourth-quarter touchdown pass though it will take an Auburn win sion, as the Aggies took an early Auburn right now that Tigers’ Florida will need him on offense by EJ Manuel. From the looks of over Bama to create a three-way 20-0 lead they would not surren- fans celebrated the Alabama next week when it takes on things, Maryland doesn’t figure tie among Bama, LSU and Texas der. For the second-straight loss as if it somehow improved cross-state rival No. 10 Florida to provide much of a challenge A&M. Under SEC rules the high- week, Alabama found itself in a Auburn’s season. They’ll have to State in one of the rivalry’s best this week, but FSU cannot afford est-ranked team would get the hole. I couldn’t climb out this time. answer for it next week. looking games in recent years. to look ahead to the UF game. nod, which would figure to be LSU.

MIAMI CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH ALABAMA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS Miami’s sur- Central Florida The South After drop- The woeful prise season earned a tough 31- Alabama Jaguar’s ping a disap- 2012 season con- endured a bit of, 24 win over Texas-El first season of pointing six- tinues for well, a surprise Paso last week to FBS competition straight Southern Miss, last week, as remain unbeaten (5- continues to be a games, the which lost for the the Hurricanes dropped a game 0) in Conference- tough one, as USA dropped South Florida Bulls finally 10th-straight time 34-6 to 41-40 to a Virginia team that has USA play and improve to 8-2 another contest last week and is earned a win two weeks ago. Southern Methodists. There’s really struggled this season. The overall for the season. The now 2-8 overall and 1-5 in Sun After a week off, the Bulls are not much left to play for in loss happened in stunning fash- Knights have now rolled off six- Belt competition. North Texas now 3-6 on the season and can Hattiesburg, but no one wants to ion, with the Cavaliers scoring straight victories and are two handed the Jags their latest still become bowl eligible with go winless, so the Eagles will be the go-ahead touchdown with games away from completing a defeat, 24-14. South Alabama three wins to finish the cam- desperately searching for a win just 10 seconds remaining in the perfect record on conference play now has games against confer- paign. None will be easy, as against Texas-El Paso or game. Miami now turns its focus and hosting the C-USA ence opponents Middle South Florida’s final opponents Memphis to shine some light, to in-state foe South Florida this Championship Game in Orlando. Tennessee and Louisiana- are Miami, Cincinnati and however dim, on this disaster of weekend. Just Tulsa and UAB remain. Lafayette, and Hawaii remaining. Pittsburgh. a season. *Rankings based on BCS Standings

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C November 15, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Dolphin basketball looks to Inaugural Lady Dolphin softball Alumni Game, repeat 2012 accomplishments Fish Fry Saturday The 1st Annual Alumni Football forcing Game and Fish Fry is sched- uled for the Gulf Breeze High FISH FRY hoopsters to be School Softball Field Saturday, Saturday, Nov. 17 shorthanded for Nov. 17 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.n. The price is $10 per fish fry 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. preseason this week plate, which includes Fried Gulf Breeze High School Softball Field BY JASON THOMPSON Fish, Hushpuppy, Baked beans, $10 per plate. Gulf Breeze News Coleslaw and Drink. [email protected] For more information, con- tacts Coach Sean Tomey or It’s a scenario that Von deKozan isn’t Lillian Ewens in GBHS Administration. accustomed to – the start of basketball tryouts without all his players. But for the second straight year, that’s exactly the situation as the Dolphins open preseason play with a pair of games this week at Catholic. He is hoping that history will repeat itself REMAN as the Dolphins, like the football team, FI hadn’t made the playoffs in consecutive years – until this year. “We still have a number of players still Termite & Pest Control playing football. when they’re done with “To The Rescue Since 1977” their season, I think we’ll be able to tell what the identity of this team will be when those Gulf Breeze guys get here,” deKozan said. 932-9288 ! Two of them, seniors Nick Bookout and Randy Halpin, were reserves on last year’s team that won the school’s first ever regional tournament game. Junior Tyler Franks is the team’s lone returning starter. “We are a young team age-wise and experience-wise,” deKozan said. “Beyond that, I don’t have a firm idea whose going to play the other two spots.” Senior Nick Kessler will play some forward, while junior Corey Mitchell will play some center. Juniors Mark Duntz and (850) 2918516 Connor Crooke will play in the backcourt, REPAIRS REPLACEMENTS REMODELS with Crooke as a point guard. RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Cole Brown and Alex Learned, the team’s CMC057110/CFC1428103 lone sophomores, will play some guard and forward, respectively. deKozan thinks there will be several other football players that could also make the team. County rivals Navarre, Pace and Milton will, as always, provide good competition. “We have played those teams very competitively in past years and expect to do so again,” said deKozan, who’s also added Jay to the schedule this year. “I think Rutherford’s going to be the team Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News HOME GAME to beat (in district) and that we’re in the hunt Junior Tyler Franks is the only returning starter of a Dolphin team that won the for that number two seed,” he said. school’s first ever regional tournament game a year ago. Sunday, Nov. 18 vs. Huntsville Havoc Wrestling team 2-0 in preseason meet

BY JASON THOMPSON 132 Wight (GB) pinned Datton (FWB) 126 Reed (SW) pinned Wight (GB) 850-466-3111 138 Doerr, Blake (GB) pinned Fields (FWB) 132 Doerr, Blake (GB) defeated Pickren (SW) by Gulf Breeze News 145 Blake (GB) pinned Hopkins (FWB) decision, 9-5. www.pensacolaiceflyers.com [email protected] 152 Clayton (GB) pinned Perez (FWB) 138 Manfredi (GB) pinned Pachel (SW) 160 Middleton (GB) pinned O'donna (FWB) 145 Clayton (SW) won by forfeit. The Gulf Breeze High wrestling team 171 Witt (GB) won by forfeit 152 Doerr, Beau (GB) pinned Grant (SW) 182 Smith (FWB) pinned Gomez (GB) 160 Witt (GB) defeated Malenda (SW) by deci- edged Fort Walton Beach and host South 195 Nicholas (GB) won by forfeit sion, 4-2. Walton in a preseason meet Saturday.: 220 Sargent (FWB) pinned Zanca (GB) 171 Gomez (GB) won by forfeit. Gulf Breeze 42, Fort Walton Beach 39 285 Ribben (FWB) won by forfeit 182 Yani (SW) defeated Nicholas (GB) by deci- 106 O'mally (FWB) pinned Gray (GB) sion, 221-11. 113 Lovett (FWB) won by forfeit Gulf Breeze 42, South Walton 30 195 Zanca (GB) won by forfeit. 120 Omally (FWB) defeated Houser (GB) by 106 Balkom (SW) pinned Gray (GB) 220 Rudy (SW) pinned Smith (GB) decision, 12-5. 113 Infinger (SW) won by forfeit. 285 Rick (SW) won by forfeit. 126 Lane (FWB) pinned Denaro (GB) 120 Houser (GB) pinned Daniel (SW) Lady Dolphins drop pair in preseason

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The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin basketball team dropped a pair of preseason games in a tournament last week at Central High School. Central 50, Lady Dolphins 48 GBHS committed 21 fouls to Central's seven as the Lady Jags used a 15-6 fourth quarter to beat Gulf Breeze Nov. 1. Savannah Nixon had a double-double in the loss, scoring 10 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. Lizzie Hoehn had a team-high 12 points on 4-for-6 shooting from 3-point range. Haydn Ilano and Nikki Morse both had nine points, while Marie Meyering had six and Ana Lena Schreiber had two. Ilano had eight assists and five steals, while Morse had a team-high seven steals. Nanci Suarez had four steals. Jay 42, Lady Dolphins 26 Gulf Breeze pulled to within two midway through the third quarter, but no closer, as Jay used a 19-7 fourth quarter to beat the Lady Dolphins Thursday. Nixon had eight points and 16 rebounds in the loss, while Ilano had seven points and seven steals. Morse added five points, while Hoehn had three and Suarez, Autumn Hamilton and Meyering had one each. Meyering had six rebounds for the Lady Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Dolphins, who hosted Central Tuesday (after Nancy Suarez (left) and Haydn Ilano apply defensive pressure during the Lady the News’ deadline) in its regular season Dolphins’ loss to Jay in a preseason tournament Thursday at Central. opener.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 15, 2012 5 C DOLPHINS: Missed chances, big plays costly Continued from page 1C “They got behind on us on Gulf Breeze, who downed the one and on the other, Xan’s punt inside the Raider 5-yard line, going to make a play on the ball got it back one play later when and he slips,” Nemith said. quarterback Matthew Webb Gulf Breeze amassed minus-2 fumbled. Jonathon Dorf yards of offense in its next six recovered it at the 1, with plays, which was followed two Jason Dermody scoring on the next plays later by an 82-yard Thompson/Gulf play. Lucas Zalar’s kick with 5:16 touchdown run by Robinson- Breeze News left in the first quarter made it 7-0. Pettus. The PAT made it 21-7 P.J. Dunne Dermody had 33 yards with 5:25 left in the third quarter. finished rushing on 13 carries for the “On the long run they had, I fourth in the Dolphins, who finished the think that’s just our defense 100 yard game with only 190 yards in being on the field way too freestyle and total offense. much,” Nemith said. “We were sixth in the Sarra would record another just a half a step off on the angle 200 yard Dolphin takeaway four plays and just didn’t get a clean hit on freestyle. later, recovering another Raider the guy.” fumble. David Knight, who had The Dolphins finally got its four catches for 31 yards, gave offense going on its next series, SWIM GBHS a first down with an 13- with Creech finding Knight for yard grab, but Gulf Breeze would a 14-yard pass and Brian turn it over four plays later. Continued from page 1C Next up for Bindi is the Garbell on a 10-yarder. But Junior National Championships The Raiders would pick up Navarre’s Mason Mykel would “Every now and then, it hits next month in Knoxville, Tenn. one first down on its next series, pick off a Creech pass on the me sometimes and I’m like Bindi also anchored the 200 but Tommy Bixler would recover next play. ‘wow. That was crazy,’” Bindi yard freestyle relay (along with a Jay Warren fumble three plays Creech went 8-for-21 for 53 said. “I’m just honored to be able Claren Anderson, Paige Ritter later. Sarra forced the fumble. yards and two interceptions. to go with the team.” and Bianca Phillips). The two teams combined for The two teams would trade Bindi won the 50 yard They swam a 1:45.20 in three punts before Navarre tied three punts before Creech threw freestyle with a time of 23.39, prelims, but improved by four the game on a 56-yard pass from his second interception. Six plays improving her prelim time by 19 spots in the final, finishing 12th Webb to Gatlin Casey. Chandler later, Robinson-Pettus scored one hundreths of a second. She with a time of 1:44.34. Moorer’s PAT was good with from a yard out. The PAT with won the final by an unfathomable While last week’s meet was 4:57 left in the first half. 5:34 left in the game made it 28-7. six tenths of a second. Bindi’s first, it was the last for Navarre’s final series of the The two teams traded punts “You try to take one breath P.J. Dunne, who made it to a pair first half got all the way down to again before Gray Dorsey found (down) and two back, but I really of ‘A’ finals in individual events. the Dolphin 9-yard line. It was Sarra on a 77-yard touchdown don’t try to take any breaths, Dunne was sixth in the 200 then that T.J. Baughn picked off pass with 2:05 left in the game. because that’s extra time,” Bindi yard freestyle with a time of a pass in the end zone and ran it William York made a stop on said. “In order to do a real good 1:41.16. He missed All back to the 36-yard line. The the Dolphins’ next defensive Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News time in the 50, you can’t look American Consideration by four score was 7-7 at the half. series, allowing the offense to The third play of the second get the ball back in the final 10 Austin Dermody barrels into the end during the Dolphins’ around. You just have to trust one hundreths of a second and loss at Navarre. you’re going fast enough.” qualified eighth in prelims. half was nearly identical to the seconds. Sarra, who had four Bindi then won the 100 yard Dunne then finished fourth in Raiders’ scoring play in the first catches for 96 yards, hauled in a “We know they’re not going “Defensively, they’re very freestyle with a time of 50.81, the 100 yard freestyle with a half – with Webb avoiding a 15-yarder before Dorsey was to be the perfect hosts,” Nemith sound and they’re well coached improving her prelim time by time of 46.8. He was sixth in sack, scrambling and throwing a intercepted on a Hail Mary pass said. “They’re 10-0 because of and they play hard...We know it’s nearly a half second (51.25). Her prelims, bettering his prelim long pass to Casey, who went 54 as time expired. what they do. They’re not going going to be an adverse situation. prelim time was only two one time by more than six tenths of yards for the score. The PAT Tommy Bixler had eight to change anything. They run We have to realize they’re going hundreths of a second slower a second (47.46). made it 14-7 with 10:31 left in tackles, while Nick Kozbiel and the double wing, they run some to taunt you.” than the second place finisher. Dunne anchored the 400 yard the third quarter. Walker Davis had six each for option and misdirection off the The Dolphins hope to have Both of her times qualified freestyle relay (along with “It’s tough to ask a defensive the Dolphins, who can record option. They do get in some tailback Chandler Foxworth her for All American status by Adam Foley, Connor Torraca back to cover a guy for four, the biggest win in school history shotgun spread a little bit. (ankle), center Jeb Boles (foot) the National Interscholastic and Michael Lillo) that finished five, six seconds,” Nemith said with a win at unbeaten at top- (Quarterback Caleb Stephens) and defensive back Sam Covell Swim Coaches Association. 12th with a time of 3:19.94. of the big plays. ranked Wakulla Friday. throws a good ball.” (back) back for the game. MATTRESS CLEARANCE!

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Mr. Jason W. Weeks, principal of Gulf Katarina Hamburg, Miranda Henderson, Bryan, Lindsey Carpenter, Brooke Breeze High School, is pleased to announce Jessica Herzog, Elizabeth Hoehn, Vanessa Chandler, Colin Cherry, Caroline Cuilik, the Honor Roll for the first 9-weeks grading Holding, Raleigh Hooks, Kendall Hoover, Holly Culver, Cori Day, Mallory DeMotts, period of the 2012-13 school year. Thomas Humphrey, Ally Hurd, Austin Dermody, Joshua Dick, To be included on the ‘A’ Honor Roll a Marina Johnson, Alyssa Jones, Eliza Savannah Dunne, Mark Duntz, Abigail student must have received a 9-weeks grade Jones, Trenton Kehoe, Ashleigh Keys, Friedland, Dominique Gaines, Meredith of 90 or higher in each subject. Included on Alyssa Knisley, Alyssa Kondos, Heather Gerber, Sierra Hamlin, Connor Harris, the ‘A’ Honor Roll for the 1st 9-weeks are Kramer, Elizabeth Kubik, Victoria Law, Tristen Hicks, Amelia Hizer, Ami Ishver, the following students: Danielle Lieneman, Ansley Lindstrom, Mollie Johnson, Sebastian Jones, Benjamin Lockhart, Maddison Luchsinger, Jonathan Joyner, Alexander Kagan, Seniors Dillon Maddox, Lauren Martin, Sara Jordan Kirchgessner, Derek Krepp, Lexis Peyton Allen, Mariah Anthony, Madison McCain, Alexa McKnight, Victoria Kuhn, Jordan Lamar, Christopher Laurent, Baer, Anna Bailey, Mary Benz, Brandon Medina-Ames, Bradley Mitchell, John Daniel Lawson, Amelia Leenig, Patrick Bippus, Logan Blackmon, Edward Boles, Murphy, Claire Musmansky, Derek Macauley, Graham Marcus, Katherine Nicholas Bookout, Joshua Brown, Newman, Kristen Neyman, Jessica Odom, McComber, Morgan McGaughey, Samantha Burleigh, Olivia Burns, Madison Sara Papantonio, Madison Penico, Anna Mosley, Logan Norris, Evan Cain, Christin Campbell, Stuart Campbell, Son Phan, Hailey Philips, Courtney Platt, Ogden, Christian Oldham, Sara Ormsby, WE ARE HERE Simone Canekeratne, Rachel Carter, Victoria Price, Allison Proctor, Haiden Garrett Peek, Alyssa Pejic, Bianca Phillips, Josee Chambless, Alyssa Coleman, Redmond, Seth Rejda, Ricky Rhodes, Margaret Player, Parker Remig, Sarajane Francesca Coli, Jack Costello, Matthew Ashlyn Robertson, Ian Sarra, Joseph Renfroe, Laura Riney, Helena Rivera, FOR YOU Craighead, Lindsay Cribb, Meredith Cuilik, Schultz, Catherine Scully, Aaron Shirar, Mitchell Robbins, Kevin Schmitz, Madison Dalton, Peyton Dalton, Morgan Justin Shoemaker, Devin Sholty, Annemarie Schultz, Tristan Simms, The Raymond James Wealth Advisors at Gulf Winds are ready to Dantin, Amanda Debenedetto, Sara Spillers, Sarah Stewart, Braxtin Megan Simpson, Martic Smith, Arianna help you create a Life Well Planned. With 9 offices on the Gulf Lauren Deseno, Haley Doman, Tristan Strange, Shaina Suhrbier, Mallory Sullivan, Stahura, Nicholas Staviski, John Stopper, Coast, we offer the financial strength of Raymond James and the Dopyera, Jeffery Dubose, Patrick Dunne, Ian Till, Connor Torraca, Kaitlyn Tutt, Kristyn Suelflow, John Taylor, Katelyn reliability of being local. If you would like to get started with your Madeline Eagley, John Ellison, Jack Danny Wang, Savannah Weakley, Torrey Taylor, Ashley Tringas, Bailey Trzcinski, financial plan, or if you just need a second opinion, give us a Ettelson, Katherine Farmer, Adam Foley, Williams, Chad Wise, Anamarie Wright William Turnipseed, Tyler Ueberschaer, call. We are here for you. Andrew Frye, Scott Gilbreath, Victoria Deniece Wade, Haley Watson, Jon Gluchoski, Sydney Goetz, Juniors Weimer, Natalie Welsh, Gillian Werner, Joshua Goldstein, Taylor Gordon, Naomi Allen, Emily Arnold, Kobi Bell, Lucas Zalar For more Information and to Schedule a Portfolio Review Benjamin Gough, Matthew Gubernat, Thomas Bixler, Ryan Boswell, Elizabeth See GBHS, Page 8C TrustYourPlan.com Bob Alft, Wealth Advisor [email protected] VOLLEYBALL Lady 850-479-7190 : 1300 Shoreline Dr. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Dolphins drop four Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC, and are: Not deposits; Not insured by NCUA or any other governmental agency; Not guaranteed by Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union; Subject to risk, may lose setter in Jacksonville, value. Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union is Independent of RJFS. finish season 27-2 PUBLIC NOTICE

Continued from page 1C Gulf Breeze jumped out to an Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa Rosa early lead in game four, with a County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the uni- Gulf Breeze took the lead kill, then three points from Hurd form method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. early in game two, with a making it 4-0. Such assessments may be made in any portion of Santa sideout and three Ally Hurd The Lady Dolphins would go Rosa County and may be utilized for road paving or con- serves making it 4-0 GBHS. seven straight serves without a struction, road impact construction, storm water improve- Bishop Kenny scored its first point before a kill, then two back-to-back serves of the ments, fire protection, sanitary sewer construction, blocks from Mollie Johnson, match to get them within 6-4 potable water, canal maintenance, street lighting, fire made it a 14-12 GBHS lead. before a service error gave Gulf hydrant installation, or any other purpose authorized by A serve from Bailey gave Breeze a three point lead. law. A public hearing to adopt a resolution authorizing the GBHS a 19-15 lead before a A kill, then two points on serve uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assess- service error keyed a 10-2, by Anna Bailey gave the Lady ments will be held on December 13, 2012, at 9:30 a.m., in match ending run for the Lady Dolphins a 13-8 lead. But a kill, the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center, Crusaders, who were playing in then four points on serve allowed Commissioners Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, its eighth straight regional final. Bishop Kenny to tie the game. Milton, Florida. Chapman had 15 kills for It was the first of six Gulf Breeze, while Karcher had consecutive ties before the Lady 10, Bailey eight, Mollie Johnson If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation Crusaders took control, scoring in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provi- six and Hurd five. nine of the game’s final 13 points. sion of certain assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan at (850) 983- Sage Dunne had a career-high Bishop Kenny recorded kills on 1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to 25 assists, while Savannah the date of the public hearing. five of its last seven points. Johnson had 16. Allison Proctor Bishop Kenny led from start had 18 digs, while Chapman and to finish in game three, taking a Bailey had 10 each. Mollie 4-1 lead and expanding it to as Johnson had three blocks, while large as 11 (21-10). Karcher and Bailey had two each. Savannah Johnson recorded “This group is an outstanding four straight points on serve to team. They did everything we make it 21-15. The Lady asked of them and as a coaching Dolphins got to within five staff, that’s all you can ask,” Sellers twice before a pair of kills Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News said. “I couldn’t be more prouder ended the game for Bishop Savannah Johnson tries to keep a ball off the net during the of each and every one of them.” Kenny. Lady Dolphins’ loss at Bishop Kenny Saturday.

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New District 4 Fleet Volvo Ensley Blue 4-0, 8-0 FLIGHT ONE Tractors! 1 Year From page 2C Pace Blue 3-1, 6-2 Club-Leveque 29-15 OTR Exp. Req. - 500 Perdido Blue 2-2, 2-6 RS-Racine 29-19 Tanker Training 217 601 OUTH Milton Black 1-3, 1-7 GB-Hutson 29-19 Available. Call EMPLOYMENT - PETS Y FB Pensacola White 0-4, 0-8 Club-Parsons 25-23 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - APARTMENTS Today: (877)882- SKILLED TRADE photos and videos of District 5 PAC-Morris 24-24 6537 adoptable pets. (850) STANDINGS (Dist/Overall) Bellview Gold 4-0, 8-0 BWB-Hadley 22-22 www.OakleyTrans AIRLINES ARE 983-4680 or 936- Wind Meadow Apts. Under New Mgmt! MIGHTY MITES Gulf Breeze White 2-2, 6-2 PCC-Endacott 22-22 port.com HIRING - Train for 6177 or visit 4451 District 1 Myrtle Grove Green 2-2, 6-2 OB-Hemphill 22-26 Rental assistance may be available. HUD vouchers accepted. ------hands on Aviation Pine Forest Rd., Brent Blue 4-0, 8-0 Brent White 2-2, 5-3 PNCT-Nunning 10-38 1 & 2 BR handicapped & non-handicapped accessible apts. DRIVER Maintenance Milton Bellview Green 3-1, 6-2 Navarre Black 0-4, 2-6 Water, sewer/garbage service provided. TRAINEES NEED- Career. FAA ------Myrtle Grove White 2-2, 4-4 District 6 FLIGHT TWO 3037 Wind Meadow Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL. Call 850-934-3060, Navarre Silver 1-3, 3-5 Tiger Point 3-0, 6-2 GB-Hartley 33-15 ED NOW! Learn to approved program. 605 drive for Stevens TDD/TTY 711. Equal Housing Opportunity. Gulf Breeze Blue 0-4, 1-7 Brewton 2-1, 2-6 OB-Larkin 31-17 Financial aid if REAL ESTATE FOR District 2 NW Escambia 1-2, 2-6 RS-Thompson 24-24 Transport! Earn qualified - Housing Pensacola Orange 4-0, 7-1 Jay 0-3, 1-7 Port-Moran 20-28 $700 per week! available CALL RENT - GULF Ensley Gold 3-1, 7-1 GS-McKinney 19-29 No experience Aviation Institute of BREEZE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Milton Gold 2-2, 4-4 JUNIORS PAC-Wise 17-31 needed! Local Maintenance (866) Chapters 83.801-83.809 Florida State Statutes Perdido Black 1-3, 1-7 District 1 CDL Training. Job 314-3769 FOR RENT 2/3 Pace Red 0-4, 0-8 Bellview Green 3-1, 7-1 FLIGHT THREE ready in 15 days! ------bedroom - 2 bath - Notice is hereby given, all goods and personal property contained in listed storage units at District 3 Navarre Silver 3-1, 7-1 HBTS-Pohlmann 37-7 (888) 368-1964 1200 square foot Smart Stop Self Storage, which a lien on same is claimed; will be sold at public auction, by East Pensacola 4-0, 6-2 Brent Blue 2-2, 4-4 RS-Hansford 27-27 ------competitive bidding, at the address, date and time as noted below, to the highest bidder for house 2948 cash. NEP 3-1, 6-2 Myrtle Grove White 2-2, 4-4 SP-Powell 26-18 Drivers - Class A 300 Westfield Road off of Cantonment 2-2, 4-4 Gulf Breeze Blue 0-4, 3-5 GB-Hightower 18-26 Flatbed, HOME NOTICES AND Oriole Beach Road - 15 McClure Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Date of Sale: December 11, 2012 Navarre Maroon 1-3, 3-5 District 2 RS-Greenberg 18-26 (850) 932-2323 Time of Sale: 12:30 PM EVERY WEEK- GB Non-smoking East Milton 0-4, 0-8 Ensley Gold 4-0, 6-2 GS-Coyne 17-27 ANNOUNCEMENTS Unit Tenant Name Description: END! Pay 37?/mi, $850 plus security 3070 Kim Lanaro Household goods Milton Gold 3-1, 5-3 RS-Barrow 17-27 Both ways, FULL Bring your certified MINI MITES Pensacola Orange 1-3, 3-5 OB-Criteser 16-28 deposit Will be avail- BENEFITS, 4761 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Date of Sale: December 11,2012 District 1 Pace Red 1-3, 3-5 artwork to be able first week of (850) 934-1800 Time of Sale:02:00 PM Bellview Green 4-0, 8-0 Perdido Black 1-3, 2-6 FLIGHT FOUR Requires 1 year considered for Art December Call 850- Unit Tenant Name Description: OTR Flatbed expe- Auction 501-1974 Shannon. C042 Robert Wilson Household goods Brent Blue 3-1, 6-2 District 3 RS-Whidden 31-13 D006 Amy Laffrey Miscellaneous Myrtle Grove White 2-2, 4-4 East Pensacola 4-0, 8-0 PCC-Doyle 29-15 rience. (800)572- consignment. ------D001 Whip Norman Personal Items 5489 x227, Navarre Silver 1-3, 3-5 Cantonment 3-1, 4-4 RS-Costello 28-16 November 17 & 18. 704 Gulf Breeze Blue 0-4, 1-7 NEP 2-2, 2-6 RS-Thorsen 26-18 SunBelt Transport, Noon to 5pm at Cash only. 48 hours to remove all goods from facility. $50 cleaning deposit for each unit District 2 Navarre Maroon 1-3, 1-7 Club-Chapman 20-24 Jacksonville, FL Baterbys Art Gallery. REAL ESTATE FOR purchased. Purchasers bid amount subject to sales tax. Tax exempt purchasers must Pensacola Orange 4-0, 8-0 East Milton 0-4, 1-7 OB-Porter 17-27 ------9101 International SALE - MOBILE provide a valid Resale or Exemption Certificate. Goods sold 'as is', All sales are final. Ensley Gold 3-1, 6-2 RS-McGhee 17-27 TIRED OF LIVING Drive, Ste. 1008, HOMES LEGAL 2333 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11-15-12 Milton Gold 2-2, 5-3 2012 Gulf Coast Youth Navy-Farris 8-36 PAYCHECK TO Orlando, FL 32819. Pace Red 1-3, 1-7 Sports Alliance Playoffs PAYCHECK? Call (866) 537-1013 Foreclosed Mobile Perdido Black 0-4, 0-8 Mighty Mites FLIGHT FIVE There's great or visit Home with land District 3 GB-Gray 29-15 Saturday earning potential as www.Baterbys.com ready to move in. East Pensacola 4-0, 7-1 RS-Turbyfill 28-16 NOTICE TO BIDDER Perdido vs. Bellview a Professional Truck for more information. Great value. Approx Cantonment 3-1, 5-3 Club-Durst 23-21 Cantonment vs. Myrtle Grove Driver! The average ------GENERAL DEMOLITION & CLEAN UP NEP 2-2, 5-3 HBTS-Frink 23-21 1500 sq ft. 3 Br/ 2 Gulf Breeze vs. Ensley East Milton 1-3, 1-7 GB-Szymanski 21-23 Professional Truck ABSOLUTE AUC- Ba. Serious offers East Pensacola vs. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Navarre Maroon 1-3, 1-7 RS-Jank 18-26 Driver earns over TION 79+/- Bank only. No renters. Call Florida, will receive sealed bids for the demolition of structures and clean up of the prop- District 4 EMYA/Pace winner PCC-Klahorst 18-26 $700/wk*! 16-Day Owned Assets in (850)308-6473 erties located at 6228 Bryce Street, Milton, FL; 4336 Melton Road, Milton, FL; 4023 Navarre Silver vs. Milton CDL Training @ GA, NC, TN Nov. 27 ------Raven Street, Milton, FL; 5456 Spruce Street, Gulf Breeze, FL; and 6016 East Bay Perdido Blue 4-0, 8-0 RS-Feinstein 16-28 Boulevard, Gulf Breeze, FL. Ensley Blue 3-1, 6-2 NEP vs. Navarre Maroon NFCC/Roadmaster! @ 6pm, Lithia Milton Black 2-2, 4-4 FLIGHT SIX Approved for Springs, GA. Nov. 28 NOTICE OF SALE All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa Pensacola White 1-3, 2-6 Mini Mites PAC-Hassell 35-9 Veterans Training. @ 6pm, Ellijay, GA. County Procurement Office, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and The property described must be received by 10:00 a.m., December 11, 2012, at which time bids will be opened Pace Blue 0-4, 1-7 Saturday GS-Mayers 27-17 CALL TODAY! (866) Online & Live below, stored at BETTA and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids are to be sealed and District 5 Cantonment vs. Tiger Point RS-Buffington 25-19 467-0060 Bidding. GAL AU- STOR-IT, 2999 Gulf clearly labeled "BID - Abatement Projects." Bids received after the time set for the Gulf Breeze White 4-0, 7-1 Ensley Blue vs. Ensley Gold RS-Manziek 25-19 Breeze Pkwy., Gulf bid opening will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. Incomplete bids *DOL/BLS 2012 Co002594, Breeze, FL will be dis- Bellview Gold 3-1, 5-3 Navarre Black vs. East PAC-Fecko 23-21 delivered to or received by the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department will be ------NCAL8935, TN5733 posed of in accordance rejected in entirety. Copies of all required licenses shall be attached to the bid sub- Navarre Black 2-2, 5-3 Pensacola GB-Rand 17-27 RowellAuctions.com with Florida statute mittal. 83.801.809 at the above Brent White 1-3, 2-6 Bellview Green vs. RS-Suarez 12-32 214 (800)323-8388 Myrtle Grove Green 0-4, 0-8 PCC-Brown, N 12-32 address on 12/1/12 at There will be a Pre-bid Conference on November 28, 2012 at 8:00 a.m. at the Jay/NEP/Milton Black/Myrtle EMPLOYMENT ------10AM. District 6 Procurement Office located at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, 32570. It is strong- Grove White shootout ly recommended that all interested parties attend the meeting. Questions concerning Tiger Point 3-0, 6-2 FLIGHT SEVEN MEDICAL 500 Caston-514 winner these abatements should be directed to Mr. Bobby Burkett at (850) 981-7018. Jay 2-1, 4-4 RS-Dantino 31-9 James-345B Milton Gold vs. Brent Blue PETS NW Escambia 1-2, 3-5 PCC-Brown, K 21-15 NURSING Rovero-1029 Specifications, bid form, current pictures and maps may be secured from Santa Rosa Bealls-518&520 Brewton 0-3, 3-5 Gulf Breeze White vs. Club-Early 21-15 CAREERS BEGIN Lost a pet? Check County Website (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Buzbee-332&334 Department at the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 Bellview Gold PNCT-Kellen 21-19 HERE – GET the Santa Rosa Landon-500 MITES RS-Tucker 15-25 TRAINED IN County Animal Gabel-201 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to District 1 Mites PAC-Hitt 14-22 MONTHS, NOT Shelter at Lassiter-1015 reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be Jacques - #820 Bellview Green 4-0, 8-0 Saturday GS-Bradley 9-27 YEARS. FINANCIAL www.co.santa- in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Brent White vs. Brewton Navarre Silver 3-1, 5-3 AID IF QUALIFIED. rosa.fl.us/santa_rosa All units contain, but not Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the Myrtle Grove White 2-2, 5-3 Pensacola White vs. Milton FLIGHT EIGHT HOUSING /animals/featured.ht limited to, household business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small busi- goods. Brent Blue 1-3, 3-5 Black GB-Gliddon 28-8 AVAILABLE. JOB ml for a list of animals nesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises. Gulf Breeze Blue 0-4, 1-7 Pensacola Orange vs. HBTS-Little 25-11 The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, PLACEMENT recently brought to LEGAL 2322 disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. District 2 Myrtle Grove White Club-Pettit 24-12 ASSISTANCE. the shelter as well as 2X 11-15-12 Ensley Gold 4-0, 7-1 Cantonment vs. Tiger GS-Wilder 20-16 CALL CENTURA By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Pensacola Orange 3-1, 6-2 RS-Ortman 17-23 Point INSTITUTE (877) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Pace Red 2-2, 5-3 PCC-Mayberry 9-31 Bellview Green vs. Gulf 206-6559 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE 2320 Gulf Breeze News 11-15-12 Milton Gold 1-3, 1-7 RS-Beall 9-31 PROBATE DIVISION Breeze White Perdido Black 0-4, 0-8 ------Navarre Silver vs. Bellview District 3 FLIGHT NINE MEDICAL IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM RICHARD BURNS, Deceased. East Pensacola 4-0, 8-0 Gold PAC-Daughtry 24-8 CAREERS begin Cantonment 3-1, 5-3 Ensley Gold vs. Pace Red OB-Batt 17-11 here – Train File N0.: 2012-CP-312 NOTICE TO BIDDERS NEP 2-2, 3-5 NWE vs. East Pensacola RS-Lochas 8-16 ONLINE for Allied ADVERTISEMENT OF DELINQUENT TAXES East Milton 1-3, 2-6 PNCT-Greenwood 7-21 Health and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Navarre Maroon 0-4, 0-8 Midgets Medical Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, The administration of the MONTHS AFTER THE Florida, will receive sealed bids for the advertisement of delinquent taxes. District 4 Unknown as of press time Management. Job estate of William Richard DATE OF THE FIRST Milton Black 4-0, 5-3 placement Burns, deceased, whose PUBLICATION OF THIS Advertisements for the real property delinquent tax list shall run once a week for three ADULT date of death was August NOTICE. Pensacola White 3-1, 5-3 Juniors assistance. (3) weeks and the personal property delinquent tax list shall run for one (1) week and Pace Blue 2-2, 3-5 21, 2012, is pending in the ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED shall be printed in 5 columns, in 6 point type and must comply with Florida Statute, Saturday Computer avail- Circuit Court for Santa WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Ensley Blue 1-3, 2-6 Department of Revenue regulations and requirements of the Santa Rosa County Tax Perdido vs. Milton able. Financial Aid Rosa County, Florida, ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- Collector. Each bidder should contact Amy Brinkerhoff with the Santa Rosa County Tax Perdido Blue 0-4, 0-8 GOLF Probate Division, File No: TION 733.702 OF THE Pensacola vs. Brent if qualified. SCHEV Collector's Office at (850) 983-1800, prior to submission of bid to assure that such bid- 2012-CP-312, the address FLORIDA PROBATE District 5 NEP vs Bellview/Navarre authorized. Call der is aware of all relevant requirements, including the definition of "line". One Hundred Brent White 4-0, 8-0 of which is 6816 Caroline CODE WILL BE FOREV- (100) copies of the advertisement shall be given to the Tax Collector's Office for distri- shootout loser 888-203-3179 Street, Milton, Florida ER BARRED. Bellview Gold 3-1, 7-1 bution. Ensley vs. EMYA www.CenturaOnline.com 32570. The names and NOTWITHSTANDING Gulf Breeze White 2-2, 4-4 Tiger Point Men’s Golf addresses of the Personal THE TIME PERIODS SET Pace vs. Cantonment ------The last advertisement for delinquent real property taxes must run no later than May Navarre Black 1-3, 3-5 Association’s Three Man Representative and the FORTH ABOVE, ANY 29, 2013. Advertisements must run in at least 2000 issues of each publication run. Myrtle Grove Green 0-4, 1-7 Myrtle Grove vs. Gulf Breeze Scramble Tournament Personal Representative's CLAIM FILED TWO (2) attorney are set forth YEARS OR MORE AFTER District 6 Nov. 7 217 The advertisement for delinquent personal property taxes must run no later than May below. THE DECEDENT'S DATE 29, 2013 Tiger Point 3-0, 7-1 1 Keith Mann, Bill Bremser EMPLOYMENT - All creditors of the dece- OF DEATH IS BARRED. NW Escambia 2-1, 4-4 & Earl Zimmerle – 61.4 dent and other persons, THE DATE OF THE All bidders must be legally qualified to advertise delinquent tax lists pursuant to Florida Brewton 1-2, 4-4 ADULT 2 Bill Clark, Steve Klutz & SKILLED TRADE having claims or demands FIRST PUBLICATION OF Law. against decedent's estate, THIS NOTICE IS Jay 0-3, 3-5 Fred Dunaway – 64.5 on whom a copy of this November 15, 2012. It is estimated but not guaranteed that each real property delinquent tax list shall con- 3 Roger Rowe, Nat Harris AIRLINE notice is required to be sist of approximately 29,000 lines, and that the personal property delinquent tax list MIDGETS TENNIS & Gary Goodale – 65.7 CAREERS – served, must file their Attorney for Personal shall consist of approximately 1,300 lines. District 1 Tiger Point Ladies Golf claims with this court Representative Become an WITHIN THE LATER OF Kathlyn M. White Myrtle Grove White 3-1, 7-1 Association Low Net All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa Aviation THREE (3) MONTHS Florida Bar No. 13763 County Procurement Department at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, FL 32570; Navarre Silver 3-1, 4-4 Tournament Maintenance AFTER THE TIME OF McDonald Fleming and must be received by 10:00 a.m. local time, December 11, 2012, at which time bids THE FIRST PUBLICA- Moorhead Brent Blue 2-2, 5-3 Nov. 6 Tech. FAA will be opened and read aloud. Bids received after the time set for opening will be Gulf Breeze Blue 2-2, 5-3 Flight 1 TION OF THIS NOTICE d/b/a Statewide Probate rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to Greater P’cola Ladies approved OR THIRTY (30) DAYS 25 West Government attend. Bellview Green 0-4, 3-5 Tennis League Tennis 1) Christine Schultz, AFTER THE DATE OF Street District 2 2) Debbie Hannah program. Financial Standings SERVICE OF A COPY OF Pensacola, FL 32502 The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, aid if qualified - THIS NOTICE ON THEM. (850) 477-0660 Pensacola Orange 4-0, 8-0 (As of Nov. 11) Flight 2 to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to Milton Gold 3-1, 6-2 1) Carol Diehl Housing available. All other creditors of the (850) 477-1730 FAX be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. OPEN FLIGHT Job placement decedent and other per- Ensley Gold 2-2, 5-3 RS-Covell 36-8 2) Ros Leahy sons having claims or Personal Representative Pace Red 1-3, 4-4 Birdies: Betty Douglas #4, assistance. CALL Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, GB-Porter 31-13 demands against dece- Colleen Morris sex, religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. Aviation Institute dent's estate must file their 5598 Chanterelle Circle Perdido Black 0-4, 0-8 RS-Sherrill 30-14 Christine Schultz #4 and 17, District 3 Debbie Hannah #5 of Maintenance claims with this court Milton, FL 32583 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Club-Goldstein 25-19 WITHIN THREE (3) NEP 4-0, 4-4 Chipins: Lois Muller, Jonna (866) 314-3769 OB-Elliott 19-25 LEGAL NOTICE 2319 Gulf Breeze News 11-8-12 East Pensacola 3-1, 5-3 Scott, Betty Douglas ------Legal 2321 Gulf Breeze News 2X 11-15-12

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8C November 15, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Honor Rolls Gulf Breeze NEWS GBHS: First nine week A/B Honor Roll announced Continued from page 6C Kyle Folland, Kristin Foster, Shannon Ellen Kehoe, Matthew Kelly, Richard Sean Pedlar, Brieanna Perdue, Gallenbeck, Kaitlyn Gifford, Nicholas Lacey, David Langham, Christian Latta, Andrea Perez, Tiffany Pettinato, Sophomores Gomez-Wukich, Laura Alvarez, Aspen Lee, Sarah Lemon, Emily Lively, Shelby Pliska, Thomas Printiss, PBES first, Camille Adkison, Claren Anderson, Gonzalez, Randall Halpin, Abigail Katherine Lyster, Matthew Marco, Santina Tiffanie Progen, Gena Ramos, Joshua Argentine, Zachary Argentine, Harris, Brooke Hartenstein, Cody Haste, Marco, Joshua Martin, Abigail McDaris, Morissa Reado, Nele Reiff, Wade fifth grade Matthew Babikow, Dominic Bertelli, Cody Haynes, Tina Hibbs, Desirea Hill, Ariana McIntyre-O`Neil, Sarah Ridaught, Zachary Riggins, Ashleigh Blue, Noah Bowman, Cole Megan Hinote, Carl Hoffman, Meehan, Marie Meyering, Kevin Miller, Thomas Roane, Natalie Rockett, Brown, Mairian Bunch, Rachel Carr, Benjamin Hoskins, Nathaniel Hoskins, Clayton Minnick, Conner Minnick, Andrew Rosen, William Royer, Honor Rolls Kaitlin Carver, Alexa Clark, Samuel Hoskins, Morgan James, Ean Miranda Molter, Tanner Molter, Blake Joshua Rutledge, Madison Sago, Caroline Craighead, Dalton Cramer, Johnson, Kolt Johnson, Rhiannon Myers, Acuna, Navarro Abbey Olsen, Analena Schreiber, Sarah Searcy, released Savannah Crowdis, Matthew Cutler, Johnson, Savannah Johnson, Nicole Timothy Owen, Chase Parnell, Sierra Singleton, Jake Smith, Megan Jeff Castleberry, Principal, and the Preston De Maria Morgan Denny, Jordan Jonke, Kendall Keating, Sarina Kelly, Andrea Phillips, Nicholas Prout, Jasmine Smith, Meredith Snyder, staff of Pensacola Beach Elementary Doman, Kyle Dunning, Sydney Ezelle, Elizabeth Kenworthy, Nickolas Robinson, Jacob Rosas, Hannah Rowe, Samantha Sontag, Joshua Spencer, School, congratulates the following William Green, Abigail Gubernat, Taelor Kessler, Jessica Koch, Nicholas Lauren Ruben, Zachary Schonewolf, Kailey Springer, Alyssa Stivers, first and fifth graders for making the Hartley, Jerrad Havemann, Kozbiel, Loren Krauss, Paige Lemke, Rebecca Schramm, Emily Senn, Brandon Alexander Thompson, Emily Toole, first nine weeks Honor Roll: Madeline Holifield, William Michael Lillo, Ione Ludwig, Hunter Seuzeneau, Sarah Shirar, Ian Skewes, Brooke Torraca, Paige Vantassel, First Grade Hudson, Elise Jubeck, Isabella Lyster, Johnathan Madden, Nicole Parker Smith, Samantha Snowden, Charlie-Blue Vickers, Zoe Wight, A Honor Roll Krasnosky, Jacob Kubik, Alexander Maduri, Jesse Magee, Jaclyn Spence, Ciara Spencer, Corbin Willis, Sierra Wilson Liam Allen, Zoey Amjad, Elizabeth Learned, Miranda Lee, Madeline Gregory Manfredi, Sara McAlister, Kimberly Stilson, Carlos Suarez, Chen Freshmen Bruce, Jacob Clifton, Nicholas Mateer, Jeffrey Mink, Duncan Niven, Richard McGaha, Kurtis McKissack, Tang, Joseph Tobin, Ashley Truax, Julian Acosta, Elizabeth Akin, Collins, Caleb Davis, Kyle Farej, Savannah Nixon, Aidan O`Daniel, Melody McLeod, Jasmine Meads, Dante Allie Turner, Deed Vann, Thomas Richard Alexander, Jace Amberson, Audrey Foss, Lily Hoffert, Will Dorothy Patterson, Brent Perez, Mac Mendez, Zachary Middleton, Robyn Vassiliades, Hayden Waters, Meghan Keianna Babakitis, Peyton Baer, Axel Jenkins, Ivey Johnson, Ella Pewitt, Wade Player, Sara Post, Miller, Joseph Mosley, Kelsey Mottern, White, Sydney Willard, Maddux Barry, Elijah Barry, Michele Bearman, Kauffman, Molly Kimbrough, Ella Makenna Powell, Maggie Renfroe, Martin Murphy, Cole Nelson, Y-Nhu Ngo, Willingham, Amy Wood, Alana Zweig Brandon Bell, Chase Blake, Clayton Montgomery, Stellan Nilssen, Lilly Taylor Robinson, Karol Perez, Alexander Nguyen, Luke Niles, Stone Sophomores Bloodworth, Jonna Boulton, O'Connell and Benjamin Olson Rodriguez, Breanna Scroggins, Nojiri-Matsheshu, Rhett Oakley, Connor Bailey Anderson, Foster Andrews, Mykah Bourgeois, Allyson Brown, A/B Honor Roll Mallory Speer, Emily Viglione Oldham, Cory Parker, Alexis Parnell, Christian Anthony, Morgan Tyler Brubaker, Charles Bryan, Krish Bharadhwaj, Parker Cote, Freshmen Jordan Parsa, Trevor Paulding, Alexa Armstrong, Grace Arneault, Nathaniel Courtney Bryan, Bryce Bui, Maleena River Hunter, Anderson Tanner and Xavier Arant, Jacob Baldwin, Poscic, Eric Post, Courtney Radcliffe, Arner, Jayme Arnold, Victoria Bailey, Burgett, Sara Burnett, Grant Caillouet, Dalton Will Michelle Barrineau, Victoria Bindi, Savannah Richardson, Tommy Richmond, Morgan Baker, Maria Barretta, Samantha Carisse, Lauren Cartwright, Second grade Madeline Bookout, Christopher Paige Ritter, Stephan Rosario, Alex Benjamin Barrow, Jolie Bartolome, Hunter Cernosek, Courtney Coogle, A Honor Roll Burgoyne, Kaytlyn Carlson, Jade Routh, Christina Rutherford, Kayla Blake, Nolan Blanchard, Jorden Cook, Erin Copeland, Aiden Bebout, Baylen Crance, Carver, Carolyn Cleveland, Madison Alexandria Ryan, Alexandra Santiago, Meaghan Boggs, Alexander Boys, Hunter Cosse, Clark Couget, Maggie Feltenberger, Zach Giovanini, DeMotts, Justin Denaro, Hunter Green, Benjamin Scarborough, Mark Schoettle, MacY Brewer, Magen Brubaker, Luke Rabecca Cowen, Kelsey Credeur, Eli Jones, McClellan Spring and Amber Hamilton, Harry Hewson, John Shaffer, Chloe Simpson, Nai'a Burkholder, David Carbaugh, Andrew Samuel Dalton, Chloe Davis, Haleigh Gavin Strickland Emily Hoeflich, Sara Holloway, Smith, Kyle Smith, Seth Smith, Carney, Joseph Casper, Austin Clark, Dearmore, Julia Denby, Caleb Dick, A/B Honor Roll Alexis Johnson, Kray Jubeck, Austin Jamison Snow, Alexander Spangler, Christopher Cody, Brittany Cole, Everett Doman, Jares Doverspike, Eliza Abston, Victoria Garza, Keliher, Craig Knisley, Valerie Krys, Jessy Stancher, Alexis Stevens, Nanci Trenton Compton, Kennedy Cook, Timothy Durst, Rachel Eddins, Emery Hasell, Taylor Jenkins, Jessica Laenger, Jordan Laws, Jennifer Suarez, John Sudduth, Victoria Sutton, Ian Cooper, Savannah Costlow, Kiersten Edlund, Kiersten Ellis, Morgan Kronlage, Kendall McCurdy, Lennon, Nicholas Lloyd, Dakota Swick, Harley Taylor, George Samuel Covell, Garner Curington, Kimberly Fell, Destini Ferraro, Gracyn Phelps, Daniel Selogy and Katherine McCallister, Madeleine Ngo, Taylor, Chloe Thompson, Lindsey Samuel Dantin, Dennis Davis, Milton Foote, Zachary Freeman, Hollyn Will William Nguyen, Wade Niles, Destry Nix, Thorne, Don Tran, Seth Traylor, Reganne Day, Noah Desimone, Blake Adriana Fuentealba, Charles Gentry, Fifth grade Claire Overly, Emma Prater, Bradley Jacob Trew, Charles Turner, Patrick Doerr, Madeline Domning, Caitlyn Gill, Savannah Goette, Joshua A Honor Roll Proctor, Abigail Ray, Ashley Sekul, Turnipseed, Jake Villareal, Cassidy Mary Evertz, Sara Fabbro, Jacob Gordon, Julian Gordon, Sofie Babcock, Savannah Baus, Brennan Sise, Trey Smith, Aubree Stillman, Warford, Scott Weaver, Kyle Wells, Ashley Fisher, Rhiannan Foster, Blake Elisabeth Gosalvez, Cailyn Tanner Braxton, Sophie Faircloth, Madison Thompson, Elizabeth Tripp Williams, Brian Windham, William York, Fournie, Alexandra Gambaro, Sierra Hamstra, Tyler Hare, Christian Hart, Erin Johnson, Chloe Kauffman, John A/B Honor Roll Bryan Zanca, Oceane Ziegler Gardner, Bryce Geraghty, Anthony Ryoma Hashida, Megan Hawkins, McDowell and Jon Sawyer Smith To be included on the ‘A/B’ Honor Juniors Giarraputo, Caleb Gilbert, Kyle Mary Higgins, Mary-Miles Hitchcock, A/B Honor Roll Roll a student must have received a 9- Ashley Addison, Jonathan Akridge, Goldsmith, Jon Grigsby, Kristin Holifield, Shane Imm, Olivia Ella Amos, Mason Bourgeois, weeks grade of 80 or higher in each Elaine Atkins, William Aydelott, Mason Sarah Grubbs, Alan Gunn, Johnson, Nicholas Jones, Hampton Crance, Grant Gaiennie, subject. Included on the ‘A/B’ Honor Baker, Tyler Beddow, William Berner, Christian Gunter, Christopher Gunter, Lucas Keigley, Evan Kelsch, Sophie Cali Hargrove, Matthew McCurdy, Roll for the 1st 9-weeks are the Danielle Bodovetz, Christopher Brandon, Devin Gura, Eva Gutierrez-Cruz, Kline, Hannah Knott, Anthony Kimberly Noble, Abigail Pohlen, following students: David Brayton, Chloe Brummer, Baylee Autumn Hamilton, Dylan Hanks, Krossman, Lia Lampone, Malcolm Dylan Renfroe, Tekoah Roby, Seniors Bunyard, Erin Burgess, Susan Harris, Jasmyn Hearn, Youssef Landrieu, Brianne Landry, Chasadie Zachary Smoker and Madeline Taylor. Korrie Abernathy, Raquel Arias, Zachary Caldwell, Holly Campbell, Helmi, Harriette Hess, Langley, Emily Larsen, Jeremy Jessica Asper, Addison Balkom, Quadry Chance, Taylor Clark, John Cobb, Samantha Hoffman, Amanda Lawrence, Jillian Lindstrom, Rebecca Barham, James Baynes, Gavin Nicholas Collins, Andrew Creech, Connor Holder, Alexandria Holloway, Baileigh Loggins, Nicholas Brianna Sekul, Kendall Sheffler, Beckwith, Courtney Beebe, Jack Benge, Crooke, Colton Curtis, Hunter Davis, Brittany Jackson, Jacob Jackson, Ludergnani, Claudia Manderson, Alexandra Slobodian, Gage Smith, Maria Bertelli, Nolan Blackford, Kala Emily Delp, Kharas Denson, Dustin Haley Janes, Bryce Jefferson, Parker Ashleigh Mangum, Ashley McComber, Logan Smith, Madisyn Smith, Kassidy Bloxham, Kathrin Bowyer, Dewey, Gray Dorsey, Andrew Eddins, Johnson, Collin Kagan, Molly Kegley, Jacob McComber, Lindsey McComber, Stahl, Peter Staviski, Katelynn Brian Bracaloni, Jessica Brosofsky, Reghan Elliott, Madeleine Emholtz, Mary Klisart, Brittany Knoth, Jacob McGraw, Bethany McKinney, Sullivan, Haley Tate, Marley Taylor, Mason Brown, Alaina Burns, Marissa Jennifer Fell, Kylie Feltenberger, Christina Henry Landrum, Auston Lewter, Alexandra McNamara, Megan Charles Therre-Maxson, Cain, Monica Castanon, Brittany Ferrara, Auston Fillinger, Michael Finney, Nathaniel Lyons, Rachel Martin, Miller, Quinn Morrison, Mare Sierra Thompson, Natalie Tobin, Cayson, Caitlin Chapman, Kaelyn Miguel Flores, Ainslee Flowers, D. Zachary Mathews, Sara Mauney, Mossholder, Nick Nasse, Michael Isabella Trejo, William Van Pelt, Christiana, Taylor Collins, Sean Conrey, Foxworth, D`Andre Fraser, Brian Garbell, Cody McCurdy, William Merchant, Neese, Allison Neyman, Harper Norris, Kenneth Vincent, Allison Von Brock, Carmen Conway, Courtney Cook, Nicholas Gelormini, Molly Gibbons, Hannah Miller, Emma Millikan, Anne Ostrander, Brett Pardonner, Diane Wade, Logan Walck, Bailey Curtis Courtney, Kendall Crenshaw, William Goodman, Alexis Gray, Garet Brandon Mitchell, Zoe Moore, Nathan Paulchek, Walker, Taylor Warnke, Hannah Sarah Critch, Walker Davis, Ashley Green, Rebecca Grieser, Mary Grover, Haley Moss, Clayton Moss, Jace Megan Pewitt, Savannah Phillips, Watson, Kristen Watts, Jenna West, Dempewolf, Montana Devoss, Abagail Richard Hannah, Christina Harpole, Mungai, Henry Newell, Brandon Ngo, Ethan Phyfe, Olivia Pierce, Kaitlyn Brooklyn Westmoreland, Yianni Dobson, Beau Doerr, Emily Doyle, Michael Hawkins, Langley Head, Christopher Nguyen, Hoang Nguyen, Prezioso, Olivia Printiss, Grayson Whisler, Natalie White, Mackenzie Austin Droogsma, Chase Dupuis, Shaniah Hibbs, Cate Hodges, Kaleigh Cole Nitterauer, Brosnan O`Daniel, Rine, Nathen Roberts, Austin Wilson, Skylar Wilson, Robert Wright, Dakota Evans, Thomas Fitzgerald, Kyle Holifield, Kale Jarvis, Zachary Johnson, Magen Olander, Kassandra Oldham, Rothfeder, Brett Schonewolf, Hannah Sydney Wright, Hope Zalar, Alanna Fogel, Alexandria Karcher, Harrison Kase, Kyle Overlade, Christina Owens, Scott, James Seabrooke, Zambetti, Ashlee Zimmerman

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