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Exclusive inside ▲ 2012 Primary Election Adams trodding Gulf Breeze precincts results, 6A ▲▲ Expectations high for Florida State Seminoles on higher ground entering 2012 season, 1C Gulf Breeze High Soundwave Band section photos, 4-5C Ex-Dolphin making noise with Duke
In Division I BY DAVE FORD petition he faced after arriving on campus college football, Special to Gulf Breeze News before the 2011 season. there are only so [email protected] “I expected that going in; going from high Robson many spots school ball to college ball is a big leap,” he on the roster of each program in said last week. “Everyone is a great athlete, so America. Beyond that, there are only obviously it’s different for me. But my work so many scholarships available to ethic has stayed the same; I never eased off in hit with those fortunate enough to be recog- high school, and I haven’t eased off here. The nized as some of the best players in competition is much higher, but I wouldn’t say the nation. much has changed with me.” additional Then there are those who have to Adams saw no prove their worth every hour of game action as a "The stars lined every day just to have the chance to freshman. But he up for him." charges suit up for practice. Those non- continued to show scholarship players are known as up and give his all – Greg Adams walk-ons. for coach David after his son, Eric, BY JOE CULPEPPER Eric Adams, a former star at Cutcliffe to prove rushed 31 times for Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze High School, is one he deserved his [email protected] 107 yards in the of 20 players at Duke spot on the roster. University known as pre- And when it came 2012 Duke spring A Gulf Breeze man ferred walk-ons. Now a time for the Blue football game who pled guilty in July sophomore, Adams – who in Devils’ spring to federal sexual his final season for the game this year, Adams was ready. exploitation and Dolphins caught 55 passes “The stars lined up for him,” said Eric’s pornography charges for 742 yards and three father, Greg Adams. involving a minor now touchdowns en route to gar- The former Dolphins receiver turned tail- faces similar, more seri- nering All-Region and back carried the ball 31 times for 107 yards ous charges brought by Robson Pensacola Sports Association and was honored with the Duke Torch Award the state of Florida. All-Star honors – must not only along with being recognized as a co-recipient Joseph Richard Robson, 72, who show up ready to compete at the of the Blue Devil Heart Award following lives in the 3000 block of Coral Strip highest level against his team- spring practice. Parkway in the Polynesian Isles mates each day but must also “I felt like all my work paid off a little,” neighborhood, is being held in Santa prove why he deserves a shot Eric said. “I got a chance to get in there and Rosa County Jail on a $1.025 million at getting on the field during felt like I did well.” bond after his re-arrest by the Santa the regular season. But his humble nature hasn’t allowed him Rosa Sheriff’s Office on Aug. 14. Duke University Having to transition from to lose focus of seeing action when it matters See ROBSON, Page 2A Duke University sophomore Eric Adams did plenty to impress coach being an offensive focal most. David Cutcliffe during the Blue Devils’ spring game this year. Adams ran point to role player, Adams See ADAMS the ball 31 times for 107 yards and was a star of the contest. knew the elite level of com- Page 8A Seniors make grand entrance WEEKEND Weather-plus County expected to enlist economic recruiter today
BY PAM BRANNON The proposed FRI 8/24 SAT 8/25 SUN 8/26 MON 8/27 Gulf Breeze News contract and re- POSSIBLE POSSIBLE POSSIBLE MOSTLY [email protected] organization T-STORMS T-STORMS T-STORMS SUNNY includes hi 84/lo 73 hi 84/lo 74 hi 85/lo 74 hi 86/lo 73 Santa Rosa County Ogletree’s assis- rain: 30 % rain: 40 % rain: 30 % rain: 10 % Commissioners are poised to hire tant, Tina Shannon Ogletree as the county’s Stewart, and the INSIDE interim economic development current recep- Ogletree Calendar ...... 2A Election Results . . .6A On The Spot ...... 7A director as a member of the coun- tionist working at the Santa Rosa Jason Thompson/GBN Classifieds ...... 7C Fire Reports ...... 2A Police Report ...... 2A ty staff. Economic Alliance (formerly Sara Papantonio and fellow Commissioners approved a GBHS seniors arrive in style Compelling Photos . .7A Gas Watch ...... 7A Sports ...... 1-5C TEAM Santa Rosa) office. proposed contract with Ogletree on the first day of school. Crossword Puzzle . .3B Lifestyles ...... 1B Talk of the Town . . .5A Walker said the three-mem- More pictures from Monday, at Monday’s county meeting, ber staff would stay in the same page 7C “Mailing Statement on Opinion Page” waiting for final approval with a location where they have been THREE SECTIONS, 20 PAGES | VOL. 11, NO. 34 | AUGUST 23, 2012 vote at today’s (Aug. 23) meeting. See OGLETREE, Page 2A
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ELECTION 2012 OGLETREE: Continuity at stake with his hiring CALENDAR OF EVENTS Zimmern seeks 2 more Continued from page 1A example was “Project Speed,” which Hoxeng said was offer- Thursday, August 23 years as city’s mayor working over the past few ing about 60 jobs to start with GBA Chamber Business After Hours, 5:30p.m.-7p.m., years. 150 percent salary rate of the Tiger Point Golf Club Mayor Beverly Zimmern has organizations. “That is a county building, current average salary for Santa Commissioner Regular, 9 a.m., Santa Rosa County filed to seek re-election as She was elected “Volunteer and now the three staff mem- Rosa County. Administration Building Board Room Mayor of the City of Gulf of the year” on two occasions bers will be part of the county “Shannon heard about a Commission Special - Rezoning, 6 p.m., Santa Rosa Breeze. Zimmern focuses her by community groups that rec- staff,” Walker said. “This will group of eight Germans that County Administration Building Board Room life on serving her community, ognized her contributions. This keep continuity in our econom- were coming to look at about Regular School Board Meeting, 9 a.m., School Board whether she’s advising a youth broad range of service makes ic development program and 40 sites all over the south, but and Superintendent’s Office group, providing her informed on numerous top- will give Shannon some securi- they were not going to be health care, work- ics and enables her to bring ty with a contract.” coming by this area. So Tuesday, August 28 ing with senior more insights into ways to Dave Hoxeng, the volunteer Shannon called them and citizens, promot- improve the community. Board of Adjustments, 6:30 p.m., City Hall Meeting chairman of the current Santa asked if he could send a plane Room ing education, or She has served on the City Rosa Economic Alliance Board up to Auburn to pick them up, helping to oversee Council since 2001.Since tak- Public Hearing - MSBUs, 6 p.m., Administrative Center of Directors, updated commis- would they come here and a $17 million ing office of mayor in 2009, she Conference Room sioners on some economic look at our facilities and have municipal budget has dealt with major issues such Zimmern development projects Ogletree lunch. With the help of the Wednesday, August 29 as mayor of Gulf as the BP oil spill that threat- has been working on with the Pensacola Chamber he was Executive Committee Meeting, 5:30 p.m., City Hall Breeze. ened the Gulf Coast with envi- Meeting Room Zimmern’s dedication to ronmental disaster in 2010. board’s help. able to get a plan to pick them community service includes She earned a bachelor’s “Economic development has up and bring them here, and serving on the Parent-Teacher degree in Health been very busy this month. We the following Monday we Student Advisory Board for Education/Community Health intend to keep working very received a phone call saying Gulf Breeze schools, the board in 1999. Zimmern and her hard right up to the end of our we were in the top five final- of trustees of Temple Beth-El, husband, Bill, a physician, have contract with the county, which ists. the Escambia County Medical two sons. ends Sept. 1,” Hoxeng said. “We ended up being elimi- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Society Alliance, the South Seat A, held by Interim City Hoxeng reported on several nated because of their percep- Santa Rosa Utility Board, the Councilman Bob Cleveland, projects that Ogletree and the tion of how long it takes to get Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. advisory group for the will also be on the ballot along economic organization had permitting, and they were Felonies Breeze, W/M, 52, nonmoving traf- Pensacola Bay Bridge replace- with Seat B, currently held by worked on but had not come looking for turn-key sites. The 8/14/2012 fic violation ment, and numerous other civic Joe Henderson. through for the county. One site in this area they were Robson Sr, Joseph Richard, James, David Brian, 6000 W/M, 72, 3000 block of Coral Strip block of Maplewood Drive, Gulf most interested in was the I- Parkway, Gulf Breeze, sexual Breeze, drug possession 10 industrial park site, but, of assault, cruelty towards a child, 8/20/2012 Two earn Midway Fire District promotions course, right now it is covered obscene material possession, Hutson, Melissa Ann, W/F, 44, with trees. They wanted contribution to delinquency of a 5000 block of Capital Drive, Gulf something already cleared minor Breeze, larceny and more ready.” Simmons, Charles Harmon, Weber, Robert Allen, W/M, 48, Hoxeng said his board and W/M, 42, 3000 block of Clemson 7000 Webster Street, Navarre, Ogletree had been asking com- Road, Gulf Breeze, larceny grand theft of motor vehicle missioners to clear some of that 8/15/12 DUIs site so potential prospects could Murnane, Nathan Andrew, 8/17/2012 better see what the land had to W/M, 22, 9000 block of Parker Clubbs, June Elizabeth, 3000 Lake Circle, Navarre, probation block of Birmingham Drive, offer, and he hoped the county violation Navarre would be able to do that before 8/16/2012 8/20/2012 too long. Whitaker, Jennifer Ardella, Skomp, Jeffrey Alan, W/M, 29, Hoxeng also talked about a W/F, 26, 5000 block of Pecos 7000 block of Poinciana Place, project that is an off spring of Pass, Gulf Breeze, probation vio- Gulf Breeze the Air Bus project in Mobile, lation ■ and the company looked at a 8/18/2012 Note: All arrest and police building in Gulf Breeze but Johnson, David Wesley, W/M, reports published in Gulf Breeze finally decided it was too far a 26, 2700 Penn Street, Navarre, News are public record and do not failure to appear imply guilt. All suspects are pre- drive from Mobile to Gulf sumed innocent until proven and/or Cheek, Russell Scott, 5000 Breeze for their employees. adjudicated guilty in a court of law. block of National Court, Gulf “We also had a company we called Project Gemini that was looking at medical building Gulf Breeze Police Report space in the county, but Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department Birmingham ended up offering Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News them a million-dollar office Midway Fire District publicly announced two key promotions during the Aug. 14 MFD building for $1, and that is Rainy week slows crime Commission meeting. Ernie Johnson (left) was elevated to the rank of Battalion Chief by tough to compete with in any Serious incidents possession of Chief Jonathan Kanzigg (center), while Jake Noa was promoted to Lieutenant. market,” Hoxeng said. were down last week, alcohol. partially due to heavy On Sunday, rain each day. Aug. 19, a sus- ROBSON: On Tuesday, 8/14, picious item in To be sentenced on federal charges Sept. 17 a man was discov- the Bahama Bay ered on the parking lot was Continued from page 1A The former Gulf Breeze civic involving a minor. this year. Pensacola Bay discovered and leader and volunteer also faces Robson pleaded guilty on Agents seized a number of bridge, asleep with found to be a The major difference 19 state felony counts of posses- July 5 to federal charges of pro- computers, cameras, storage his foot on the brake nerf rocket cov- between the state and federal sion of obscene material involv- duction and receipt of child devices and other items. of the U-Haul trailer ered in duct charges against Robson ing sexual performance by a pornography. He is to be sen- Subsequent forensic analysis he was driving. tape. includes a new state charge of child, one count of cruelty tenced Sept. 17 by federal judge revealed that, during 2010, Gordon Rave, 36 of Hawthorne, At 1 a.m., Michael Aaron N.J. was charged with DUI. Butts, 28 of Cantonment was sexual battery (assault) of a vic- toward a child by using or Roger Vinson, who ordered while at his home, Robson used, On Thursday, Aug. 16, a charged with DUI. tim under 12 years of age, a cap- allowing a child to engage in Robson released and his where- persuaded, induced, enticed or Roanoke Drive resident report- At 5:40 p.m. a minor car ital felony punishable by life in sex, and one count of selling or abouts electronically monitored coerced an eight-year-old child ed fraudulent use of a credit crash resulted in the arrest of a prison without parole. distributing obscene material until sentencing. to engage in sexually explicit card. Louisiana man for DUI, driving Robson could be in federal conduct for the purpose of pro- On Friday, Aug. 17, a man without a valid license, obstruc- prison when he is required to ducing a visual depiction of was cited for marijuana posses- tion of justice and possession CITY OF GULF BREEZE appear for arraignment on the lat- such conduct. sion at 4 a.m. in the Rec Center of drug paraphernalia. NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE est state charges on Oct. 4. Additionally, during that parking lot. At 8:38 p.m. Jeremy Lilly, 28 Special agents from U.S. period, Robson received and At 11:47 that night, James of Hattiesburg, Miss. was NO. 06-12 Meglio, 53 of Pensacola was charged with DUI. Immigration and Customs stored approximately 6,085 files arrested for DUI. At 1:28 a.m., Jeffrey Skomp, Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 06-12 was pre- Enforcement’s Homeland that contained images and On Saturday, Aug. 18, 29 was charged with DUI. sented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first Security Investigations with the videos of child pornography. Russell Cheek, 52 of Gulf At 11:48 p.m. a crash reading on Monday, August 20, 2012, and will be presented for assistance of the Northern Robson faces 15 to 30 years Breeze was arrested for habitu- occurred at the juncture of the final reading and adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled Florida Internet Crimes against in federal prison on the produc- al driving with a suspended beach overpass and Hwy. 98. for Wednesday September 5, 2012, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Children Task Force executed a tion of child pornography license. The driver fled the car. Michael Chambers of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, federal search warrant at charge and from 5 to 20 years in Also Saturday, at 11:36 p.m. Thumm, 28 of Gulf Breeze was Florida. Robson’s residence and he was prison on the receipt of child a passenger in a car stopped charged with hit and run, threat- for running a red light was ening a public servant, resisting initially arrested on Feb. 15 of pornography charge. The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: charged with being a minor in arrest without violence
ORDINANCE NO. 06-12 Emergency Reports Santa Rosa County Crime Report Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Information gathered from Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office incident reports AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, PERTAINING TO CODE ENFORCEMENT; AMENDING SEC- Retail grand theft was fountain because they prefer to TIONS 8-28, 8-29; 8-37; 8-56 AND 9-128; PROVIDING FOR GB Fire & Rescue reported at Beall’s Department drink Gatorade or soda. The SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; AND PROVID- Store on Aug. 2. youths were arrested for For the week ending Aug. ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Christie Denise Peters, 37 of attempted burglary and 19, Gulf Breeze Fire and Mary Esther is suspected of attempted theft. A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the pub- Rescue was called for 9 taking over $440 worth of mer- A local pool business report- lic in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may emergencies. These incidents chandise. A loss prevention ed that an employee took sev- appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect to the included 6 medical calls, 1 staffer stated he observed eral tools valued at $680. The proposed ordinance. If any person decides to appeal any deci- motor vehicle accident, 1 Peters pay for two items then employee left with the tools on sion made with respect to any matter considered at this meeting assistance to the police place newly selected items in his personal truck and failed to or public hearing, such person may need to insure that a verba- department, and 1 mutual aid called for 30 incidents. These the shopping bag. return to work for five days. The tim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the to Midway Fire District. emergencies included 1 On Aug. 5, teenagers items were found at local pawn testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be To learn more about Gulf equipment fire, 15 medical attempted to break in to the shops. Charles Simmons, 42 of based. Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on emergencies, 2 motor vehicle concession stand at Tiger Point Gulf Breeze was charged with to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ accidents with no injuries, 1 Park. A passerby noticed a grand theft and larceny THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA firedept/index.html. hazardous condition (no fire), metal chair being used to pry CORRECTION: On Aug. 9, 6 service calls, 3 good-intent open a rolling window of the Gulf Breeze News incorrectly BY: MARITA RHODES Midway Fire District calls and 2 false alarms. building. The youths said they reported that three people were CITY CLERK For more information about were not looking for money but stabbed at a party on Ceylon For the week ending Aug. Midway Fire District, log on to for something to drink and did- Drive in Tiger Point. One per- GULF BREEZE NEWS 8--12, 7-19-12 LEGAL #11712 16, Midway Fire District was www.midwayfire.com. n’t want to drink water from the son was stabbed three times.
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PARKING The Chick-fil-A restaurant ble drive way to the rear will stretches to the street side ing to Carmichael. The is starting to take shape on serve those who order from as the design standards for restaurant is expected to the corner of Gulf Breeze their cars. the CRA (Community open Oct. 25. Parkway and Northcliff “People have been not- Redevelopment Agency) Drive in downtown Gulf ing the mass of the build- dictate. And there will be a – Vici Papajohn FRONT WAY FRONT ENTRANCE WALK Breeze. The elevation above ing; it is a big building, and lot of landscaping, too.” reveals the main entrance taller than the old Burger Fourteen parking to the restaurant, as it will King,” said Shane spaces will be added at be seen from the parking lot Carmichael, Community the front entrance when
Northcliff Drive Northcliff on the eastern-most side. A Services Director for the the building is complete double drive-thru and dou- city. “The back side of the (see diagram at far left) building is roughly at the and there will be no deficit same point Burger King of parking spaces shop- Gulf Breeze Parkway • Hwy 98 filled; however, the front ping center-wide, accord-
COMING NEXT GBMS Book Fair runs Aug. 28 to Sept. 5; WEEK: Football season begins in SRC summer reading attracts 1,500-plus Gulf Breeze, state of Florida and on Gulf Breeze Middle will host cover charge will be waived for college campuses its 44th annual Fall Book Fair those who arrive with advance from Aug. 28 to Sept. 5, from 7 tickets. a.m. to 1:15 p.m. each day to For more information, call help raise funds for The Library Vivian D. Bristow at (850) 478- The Book Fair will feature a 9272. SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. wide range of books for young Specializing in: teens and adults, including mys- Children’s Chorus Microincision Cataract Surgery tery and schedules auditions ● Over 30,000 implants performed adventure ● The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology BRIEFS novels, fan- The Pensacola Children’s in Pensacola tasy series, Chorus announces new member Visit www.UllmanEye.com Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen sports guides, graphic novels, audition dates and times for the Dr. Ullman for their surgery. the latest bestsellers and award 2012-2013 season. 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 winners from more than 100 New member auditions for (850 ) 208-1900 publishers. Parents, children, girls grades 4-8 will take place teachers, and the community are Aug. 27 and 29 between 4 and 6 invited to attend. p.m. The Fair will culminate with New member auditions for the school’s annual parent-facul- boys grades 4-8 will take place ty Open House on Tuesday Sept. Aug. 28 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. 5 beginning at 6 p.m. Also on Aug. 28, new member Student volunteers, dubbed Submitted photo auditions for girls and boys in “the Crew,” helped to plan the Gulf Breeze resident Brynne Heatley (center) lifts her bicy- grades 9-12 will take place Fair and will also help run it. cle into the air after dipping a tire in the Pacific Ocean in between 6 and 8 p.m. From creating special promo- Santa Cruz, Calif., recently after spending 81 days riding Joining this non-profit, com- tions and merchandising dis- 4,260 miles across the country from Charleston, S.C. munity-based arts education Joining Brynne were members of her family including, from plays to managing inventory and program is the perfect opportu- left, sister Brooke, father Harry, mother Kim and brother assisting shoppers with their nity to cultivate your child’s selections, Crew members learn Brett. The ride benefited Bike & Build, a non-profit organiza- personal growth, friendships, real-life skills while helping to tion that organizes cross-country cycling trips to benefit the and community service. There make reading for pleasure a cool affordable housing cause in the United States. are more than 330 Chorus mem- activity at the school. Republican Women meeting “Our Student Crew is work- Democratic Party bers primarily from Escambia this month will be held Tuesday, ing very hard to put on this great of Escambia County and Santa Rosa counties that Aug. 28 at The Club at Hidden Book Fair event – one that pro- represent 62 area public and pri- Creek, 3070 PGA Boulevard, motes literacy and reading while The Democratic Party of vate schools. Navarre. Social time begins at at the same time raising money Escambia County has The Pensacola Children’s 11 a.m. with the meeting at for much-needed school announced the second in a Chorus is comprised of seven 11:30. The cost of lunch is $15 resources,” said Sharon series of campaign events to choirs: Choristers (who are payable at the door. Henderson, School Librarian at take place Friday, Aug. 24 at auditioned in January), Festival Guest speaker will be state Gulf Breeze Middle School Phineas Phogg’s Seville Quarter Alleluia, Festival Jubilate, Rep. Matt Gaetz. State econo- Fair attendees can also help in Pensacola. The event runs Concert Choir, Ensemble, Echo, mists met Aug. 14 to revise build classroom libraries by pur- from 6 to 10 p.m. and the Young Singers of estimates of how the chasing books for teachers As with the successful first Pensacola. The Chorus pro- through the Classroom Wish Affordable Care Act would Democratic party held in May, duces three major performances List program. affect Florida’s budget Party 2 will emphasize fun each year; Christmas on the including costs related to a along with the requisite Coast, The Angels Sing, and potential expansion of Summer Reading fundraising. The rally is in sup- Showtime. Medicare eligibility. There Program excels again port of President The Pensacola Children’s will be an opportunity to ask Obama, federal, local candi- Chorus is led by Founding Gaetz about the outcome of The Santa Rosa County dates and funding of a local Artistic Directors Allen and this meeting and any other democratic headquarters. Library System thanks all the Susan Pote. For more informa- questions that are important The highlight will be a dance children and parents who helped tion about auditions or general to you personally and impor- presentation with dancers pro- to make the 2012 Summer inquiries regarding the tant to our area. vided by North 2 South Reading Program a success by Pensacola Children’s Chorus, All Republican ladies are Ballroom Connection featuring reading and attending its weekly call (850) 434-7760 or visit programs. More than 1,500 chil- welcome. For more informa- the “Barack Twist Line Dance.” There will be award presen- www.pensacolachildrens dren in preschool through fifth tion or reservations (requested) tations to two individuals who chorus.com. grade participated in Dream Big – call Shirley at 932-7925 or e- have been staunch supporters of READ! Participants explored all mail her at the community educationally, Airman Crosslin things nocturnal – dreams, stars [email protected]. economically and politically, a concludes training and planets, bats, owls, spooky silent auction, door prizes and stories and more – through sto- SR Republican Club to hear U.S. Rep. Miller federal, state and local candi- Air Force Reserve Airman ries, songs, games and other dates seeking election and/or Cody L. Crosslin of Navarre activities. For the first time, four reelection to office. Attendees graduated from basic military The Republican Club of family movie days were held at will be requested to make a con- training at Lackland Air Force Santa Rosa County will hold its the Navarre and Milton libraries tribution of at least $25. A $5 Base, San Antonio, Texas. with 232 attendees. next monthly meeting and Children who participate in Dutch Treat Dinner at The Club summer reading programs keep at Hidden Creek in Navarre at their brains active and enter 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 4. school in the fall ready to learn Guest speaker will be U.S. Rep. and ready to succeed. Jeff Miller. Learn more at www. For additional information, santarosa.fl.gov/libraries. contact Morgan Lamb, President of the Republican State Rep. Gaetz to Club of Santa Rosa County, at address GOP ladies (850) 939-2409 or send an e- mail to morganlamb@bell- The Santa Rosa Federated south.net.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A August 23, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Eyes on Caribbean, Atlantic on anniversary of Andrew Friday marks the 20th 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season and business in the landfall area gency plan should include an your family or business. Anniversary of the landfall of CONCERN was predicted to be a slow one. as well as by volunteer and evacuation route, a place to Halfway through the 2012 Hurricane Andrew, a major The same prediction was made emergency management agen- reunite if separated from your Atlantic Hurricane Season, turning point in Florida’s histo- Authorities Tuesday 20 years ago, and on Aug. 24 cies throughout the southeast loved ones and the nearest shel- seven tropical systems have ry and the nation’s emergency Florida was forever altered. United States. ter in case of evacuation. been named, two of which have were monitoring management system. “Andrew changed the land- Gulf Breeze and Santa Rosa A disaster supply kit that can impacted Florida. Tropical Tropical Depression No. As Floridians reflect on the scape of Florida, the way we County residents also remember sustain your family for up to 72 Storm Debby’s landfall made 9 near the Leeward impacts of this devastating prepare and respond to a disas- Hurricanes Erin, Opal, Ivan and hours is a necessity. Flashlights, history as the earliest fourth weather event, the Florida Islands and another sig- ter, and it showed the resilience Dennis that had drastic impacts batteries, water, nonperishable named storm since recordings Division of Emergency nificant wave off the of Florida’s citizens, visitors on the area. The time and effort food and other essential items of hurricanes began. Management (FDEM) reminds west coast of Africa that and businesses. Andrew is the required to prepare does not can help keep your family safe As Gulf Breeze News went to residents, visitors and business- could impact the United reminder that it only takes one.” compare to the life-saving and healthy if the power goes press Tuesday night, there were es that “it only takes one” to for- States, possibly even In August 1992, Hurricane impacts those actions can have out for an extended period of three systems in the Atlanticand ever change the landscape of a the Gulf of Mexico, in Andrew made landfall in for you, your family and your time or emergency relief cannot Bay of Campeche – two that community and the life of an the coming days. Homestead. The storm rapidly business. Having a plan can access a damaged area. Visit have the potential to eventually individual. developed from a dissipating help ensure your loved ones www.floridadisaster.org to learn impact Northwest Florida. “Hurricane Andrew is a you can be impacted by severe system to a Category 5 storm in know what to do when a disas- more about important items for Hurricane Season continues sobering reminder that no mat- tropical weather,” said FDEM three days. The impact of the ter, such as a hurricane, threat- your disaster supply kit and to through Nov. 30. visit ter where you live in Florida, Director Bryan Koon. “The storm was felt in every home ens your community. An emer- design an emergency plan for www.FloridaDisaster.org. Now is the time to buy Midway Fire District Fun Day Real Estate! Call Linda Taylor Murphy
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Ryan Kennedy, 7, an Oriole Beach LindaMurphyRealtor.com Elementary School second-grader, glides Kaylie Horgus, 9, a fourth-grader at West [email protected] toward a splash landing at the water slide Navarre Intermediate School, is fitted for a during Saturday’s firehouse activities. free bicycle helmet by Jessica Paul of the Transportation Planning Organization. More than 80 free helmets were distributed to help make children safer on their bikers.
Call the Photos by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Rheem Team® We deliver Miyah Cottrell, 5, the daughter of Monique Cottrell of Villa service you can count on. Venyce, enjoys frolicking in the soap suds during Saturday’s Firehouse Back To School Fun Day at Midway Fire District KOOL BREEZE of Northwest Florida, Inc. Headquarters on College Parkway. Miyah is attending kinder- garten at Gulf Breeze Elementary School and was looking to Ask us about rebates and tax credits! take advantage of one of the last days of summer vacation to Residential Heating play in the water. Monique said her daughter has always & Cooling been a tomboy and has long been fascinated by firetrucks Routine Service she’s heard and seen zipping down the highways en route to Complete Replacement Certified Technicians emergencies. Saturday’s event drew a couple hundred peo- Santa Rosa Shores Women’s Club mem- Beloved local school teacher Pete Della ple to the firehouse where they enjoyed hotdogs, sodas and bers Pat Franzken (right) and Marie Strevey 850 939 3325 koolbreeze.com Ratta treats his daughters, Gianna, 3, treats along with water games and lots of free giveaways. It work the goodies table covered with License #CM CO57173 and Sophia, 1, to a dad’s day out. was co-sponsored by the Santa Rosa Shores Women’s Club. sweets, sandwiches and desserts. REMAN Grebe cares for souls of community FI BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News FAITH Termite & Pest Control [email protected] was overwhelming.” “To The Rescue Since 1977” St. Ann Catholic Church has Grebe added that the realiza- welcomed their newest staff tion of that possibility came to Gulf Breeze member with open arms and him again later in high school, 932-9288 ! high hopes for his future in the and then during his first couple community. of years of college the possibil- Father James Grebe, ity became a reality when sever- Parochial Vicar, 27, from al of his friends joined the sem- Marietta, Ga., graduated with inary. his Master’s of Divinity from “I saw that real people go St. Vincent De Paul Regional through with this,” said Grebe. Seminary, after earning his Grebe, whose uncle is a Submitted photo bachelor’s in religious studies Deacon in New York, said his Father James Grebe, Parochial Vicor at St. Ann Catholic from Florida State University. family was not surprised when Church, hails from Marietta, Ga. He was ordained June 2. Ordained on June 2, Grebe he announced his decision to has been a part of St. Ann become a priest because he had tormenting idea,” said Grebe. siders Grebe to be easy-going, Catholic Church for about talked about it since he was a During his spare time Grebe enthusiastic, wise, and easy to seven weeks. teenager. likes to play a variety of string talk to. “It’s always wonderful to “By the time it actually hap- instruments, play golf, watch “He gives wonderful homi- CMC057110/CFC1428103 have a young, enthusiastic pened my parents figured it was sports, fish, and spend time with lies,” said Montcalm. priest in the parish,” said coming,” said Grebe. “My par- friends. “Sometimes bringing tears to Monsignor Luke Hunt. ents, just like every other par- Even though Grebe is a one’s eyes.” Grebe said that he felt heavi- ent, just want to see their kids newly ordained priest, he Montcalm added that Grebe ly influenced by the FSU happy.” already has had several fond also has a “great singing voice.” Catholic Student Union when Grebe is the oldest of two and inspiring experiences that Grebe said that even though deciding to join the priesthood siblings, a brother and a sister. confirmed his decision to join he has finished his schooling in the Diocese of Pensacola- Grebe said his duties at St. the ministry. and is now a priest, he will Tallahassee. Ann are to assist the pastor, “Being invited to be with never stop learning. “The possibility of the idea Monsignor Hunt. Grebe per- people right before they die is “There’s an old priest at the of becoming a priest came to me forms baptisms, listens to con- pretty amazing,” said Grebe. seminary that would always when I was 14, after attending a fession, visits people in the hos- Grebe added that he is still tell us that ‘the seminary will high school youth group retreat pital, prepares couples for mar- getting used to being called teach you theology, and the that I did not want to be at,” riage, and many more tasks that “Father.” people will teach you what it reflected Grebe. “For me it was help him to “care for the souls “It demands a reverence means to be a priest,’” said waking up to the reality of of this community.” towards everybody that comes Grebe. God’s love and that His pres- “The possibility of commit- to you,” said Grebe. “It really is Grebe will continue his first ence is accessible to us through ting my life totally to God and awesome, but is also a tremen- assignment at St. Ann Catholic the sacraments that I knew the the idea that He could be choos- dous responsibility.” for the next three to four years possibility of giving my life to ing me for this is such an over- St. Ann Catholic Church before continuing his service in make that available to others whelming, exciting, and even member, Mary Montcalm, con- the Diocese.
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On LETTERS the Spot: Bullying By Melanie Kormondy book “What would you do if you won the opened $337 million Powerball?” my eyes
I read Editor Joe Culpepper’s Gulf Breeze News column about bullying (‘June bullying incident remains teachable moment,’ Aug. 16) and it made me remember a book I once read called ‘Thirteen Reasons Why.’ The story is about a boy named Clay who finds a mys- terious package on his “I would buy a house for my fam- doorstep. Opening it, he finds ily.” seven cassette tapes with num- Shirley Baker bers painted on the front and Pensacola back, going from one to 13. He plays the first one that reveals that they were made by a girl from school named Hannah who committed suicide two weeks earlier. CCOMPELLINGOMPELLING PPHOTHOTOO SSERIESERIES77 Hannah made the tapes to tell the 13 reasons why she Fred O. Waters/Special to Gulf Breeze News killed herself. Each one is the story of a person who added to her pile of sorrow. Those who Are you ready for some football? We thought so received the tapes from In the spirit of the approaching 2012 football season, Cardinals. The teams played to a 10 10 tie. Smith, who later Hannah were talked about on retired veteran Associated Press photographer Fred O. played for the Dallas Cowboys, ended his pro career with the tape. Waters of Gulf Breeze shares this dramatic image from his 480 receptions, 7,918 yards and 40 touchdowns during an Throughout the night, Clay 2011 autobiography Mizu san: The World and War Through era before artificial playing surfaces and domed stadiums. listens to them. The stories The Eyes of Hall of Fame Photographer Fred Waters writ If you have taken an especially compelling photo and range from bullying to peeping ten with the assistance of Gulf Breeze News editor Joe think it might be worthy of publication, send it to GBN either Toms. Each one nudges her “I am a Christian, so the first Culpepper. Taken on Nov. 15, 1965 at old Busch Stadium in by e mail ([email protected]) or by snail mail closer to the edge until she thing I would do is give 10 per- St. Louis, Mo, the picture shows New York Giants defender (P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562). Photos must be swallows a handful of pills. cent to the Lord.” Andy Nelson almost obscured by a sheet of flying mud the original work of the photographer, and a phone number This book shows what is Shaun Tadros and water breaking up a pass intended for future Pro for verification purposes must accompany all submissions. called ‘the snowball effect’ Football Hall of Fame tight end Jackie Smith of the St. Louis Please supply a description of the photo. where tiny things that might seem minor can pile on top of another, gaining size, until it OBITUARIES becomes an avalanche. It opens your eyes to how you really MARY GILLIAT Wonderful People. She will be sense of humor. grandchildren, Elizabeth, don’t know what’s happening 1924-2012 missed dearly. His lifelong hobby was play Kristen, Kyle, Kevyn, to other people. Something that Gilliat is survived by her four ing music. He played Bluegrass Christopher, Kaylen, Haleigh, might not even seem mean to Mary Louise Gilliat, 87, of daughters, Beth Keane of Gulf music with the White Sands Nikki, Xan and Stella; one you could be devastating to Pensacola, passed away unex Breeze, Laurie Wagner, Panhandle Band for 20 years. great grandchild, Josie; and his them. pectedly Monday, Aug. 13, Kathleen Buckner and Elaine They played popular venues brother, Michael H. Sarra. I sobbed all the way through 2012, peacefully at Covenant Denning with their children and across the nation, but his A memorial mass was held the book and afterward. This is Hospice in extended families. favorite stages were the Sunray Wednesday at St. Ann Catholic a book that will never leave Pensacola, with A Memorial Service was held Taco Shop and Paddy Church. Memorials are recom you – and never should. Pick “I’d buy a new house, pay my her daughters at Aug. 16 at Christ Episcopal O Leary s Irish Pub. mended to the American Heart up a copy next time your at a children’s college off, and take a her side. Church with Dr. Neal He was a member and past Association, 4400 Bayou Blvd., book store; you’ll be glad you vacation.” Born Mary Goldsborough officiating. A president of the Pensacola Pensacola, FL 32504, and the did. reception followed in the Parish Kim Day Louise Stevens in Civitan Club and the Exchange American Cancer Society, 5401 Madeline Armstrong Gulf Breeze Hall. Club. Sarra also was a member Corporate Woods Drive, Neosho, Mo., on Gulf Breeze Sept. 28, 1924, Harper Morris Memorial of the Knights of Columbus Pensacola, FL 32504. she graduated Gilliat Chapel was entrusted with where he achieved a fourth arrangements. degree status. from Stephens In compliance with Florida Law, Sarra was an avid sports fan. Charles Elliot for College before a 60 year mar I, John M. Fannin, MD, inform all VINCENT SARRA In 1978, he was commissioner riage to Wilson Gilliat, who SCHOOL of my patients that I will not be 1933-2012 of softball for the Gulf Breeze passed away in 2005. able to attend you as your physi- Sports Association. He also Gilliat is remembered as a BOARD cian because I am closing my served as a coach for his chil wonderful friend and caring per Vincent dePaul Sarra, 79, of District 4 Florida medical practice at the dren s team sports. son who enjoyed community Gulf Breeze, passed away Medical Wellness Institute of He was a member of the St involvement, close friends, peacefully on Saturday, Aug. “Education is America, Inc. as of September 1, Ann s Catholic Church for the active involvement in Christ 18, 2012 with his wife, children 2012. past 46 years and previously all about Church, her PEO Chapter of and grandchildren by his side. Patients may obtain a copy of Sarra was born June 16, served on the church Parish building bridges”. working toward higher educa their medical records by con- 1933 to Minnie Hauer and Council. tion for women. She played Political advertisement paid tacting me at 850-454-7769. Steen Sarra at Sacred Heart He is survived by his wife, and approved by Charles Elliot, Candidate for bridge regularly and taught her Santa Rosa County School Board District 4. “I would celebrate and go on a girls the game of golf. Hospital. He was educated Billie Jean Burke Sarra; chil cruise.” She was a Pensacola resi at St. Michael s Parochial dren, Michael Q. Sarra and Susan Combs dent for 32. Since 2007, Gilliat School, Catholic High School wife Tina, Susan A. Sarra Pensacola was an active resident of and Spring Hill College. He Knapp and husband Craig, Azalea Trace where she was an inspiration to all and Sandra A. Sarra and Kim enjoyed the supportive commu was known for his integrity, Thank You... Vallia, Stacey A. Sarra, J. Paul nity of what she described as character and extraordinary Sarra and his wife Michelle; 10 I would like to take this opportunity to thank each voter of Santa Rosa County for voting in the election of August 14, 2012. I was not successful in my efforts of re-election, but Local prices up 32 cents in last month many folks did vote for me and helped with my campaign to Both the price of oil and compared with the national be re-elected as Clerk of Circuit Court, Santa Rosa County. I retail gasoline increased again GAS WATCH average that increased 2.1 am humbled and honored that you have put your trust in me. last week. Motorists now pay cents per gallon in the last more for a gallon of gas than week to $3.70, according to Until my replacement comes into the office in January 2013, they did this time last summer. of Michigan index also led to PensacolaGasPrices.com. I promise to continue good customer service, continue to the increase in oil prices. A Threats of violence contin- Pensacola prices Sunday practice conservatism in all aspects of the Clerk's ue to cause concerns of a sup- barrel of oil settled last Friday were 6.2 cents per gallon high- ply disruption in the Middle at $96.01 on the New York er than one year ago and are Office, and continue to provide a responsible East. Tensions between Iran, Mercantile Exchange – $3.14 32.6 cents per gallon higher plan of operations in the office. “I would open a rescue for Israel and the U.S. escalated more than the week prior. than a month ago. dogs.” last week, resulting in higher Average retail gasoline The national average has Thank you all, Mary Michelle Harrell oil prices. A larger-than- prices in the Pensacola area increased 21.9 cents per gallon Gulf Breeze expected increase in consumer have risen 6.4 cents per gallon during the last month and Paid and approved by Mary M. Johnson, in the past week, averaging Republican, for Santa Rosa County sentiment reported by the stands 11.8 cents per gallon Clerk of Court Thomson Reuters/University $3.59 a gallon Sunday. This higher than one year ago.
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Photos by Steve Clark/Special to /Gulf Breeze News
Firefighters from Midway Fire District and in the 2900 block of Bay Street in Gulf house. The crew on Engine 35 from Midway to have been caused by a gas grill. The fire Holley-Navarre Fire Protection District Breeze after a boater passing by in Santa Fire made forcible entry to the residence was only seconds from engulfing the entire responded to a house fire Sunday afternoon Rosa Sound saw a blaze in the rear of the and knocked down the fire that was believed structure before being controlled.
ADAMS: Worked out with Peyton Manning in spring Blake hosts Saturday bake sale Continued from page 1A The public is invited to Breeze Parkway. To learn The Blake at Gulf Breeze on more, contact Brooke Hicks “I might have turned some Saturday, Aug. 25 for its at (850) 934-4306. heads, but I still have to prove third annual bake sale bene- The Ronald McDonald myself every day,” Adams said. fiting the Ronald McDonald House provides the Best “I’m excited, but hopefully House of Pensacola. Home-Away-From-Home there’s more to come like that Visit from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and source of respite and day.” and choose your favorite resources for families whose His father was very excited homemade cake, pie or children are suffering a med- and happy about Eric’s per- cookies. There will be a ical crisis. Since opening in formance in the spring game. silent auction from 9 a.m. to 1984, the local House has Duke University However, he remains stoic in 2:30 p.m. featuring a variety served more than 16,000 Eric Adams: “I stay motivat- of items donated from local family members. terms of his son’s collegiate ed just because I love the businesses. For additional details career. game.” “At that level, it’s really The Blake at Gulf Breeze about the Ronald McDonald ‘What have you done for me the huddle,” Greg Adams of his is located at 4410 Gulf House, call (850) 477-2273. lately?’” Greg said. “It’s all son’s experience with the new about staying in front of the quarterback of the Denver coach and making sure you Broncos. “He said he picked up have a good reputation and the offense in no time.” work hard. That way, one can No longer the star player he never look back and say, ‘I once was but arguably still the never got a chance.’ I was very Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News hardest worker on the roster, excited about the spring game, Eric Adams is remembered as one of the most dogged and Eric Adams’ main goal for but I also realize it was the first tenacious players ever at Gulf Breeze High School. He ran 2012 is to experience the post- step in a very long journey.” and caught the football and played some mean defense, too. season after witnessing his Having grown up near team suffer through a 3-9 cam- Tallahassee, the home of the him actually traveling and fac- weighing 170 pounds, Adams paign last season that included Florida State Seminoles, the ing off against the garnet and is one of the more diminutive a 41-16 defeat against FSU. younger Adams said competing gold on Oct. 27 at Doak guys on the team. He did, how- “I stay motivated just for an opposing Atlantic Coast Campbell Stadium, Eric plans ever, stand tall when future because I love the game,” he Conference program has made to do whatever it takes to make Hall of Famer Peyton Manning said. “I’ve been really blessed his experience that much more that happen. came to practice with the Blue to get this opportunity, so my enjoyable. “I don’t know yet. We’re just Devils during the first four motivation is to help this team ”Obviously there’s a lot of now getting into the thick of months of rehabbing his neck. out and get some wins this year trash talking from all my (fall) camp, so the coaches While the Duke seniors were … get to a bowl game.” friends at home, but it’s cool,” haven’t really been telling us a busy with class, Adams took Walk-on or not, Eric Adams Eric said with a chuckle. “It lot,” he said. “But I’m trying to handoffs from one of the great- will always be a local hero to makes it a lot of fun competing get on the field any way I can, est signal-callers the game has the residents of Gulf Breeze, against the team I rooted for all whether it’s special teams or ever known. and he’s not the type to let any- my growing up life.” offense.” “He said Manning was the one step on his dream of play- Asked about the prospects of Standing 5 feet, 8 inches and smartest guy he ever heard in ing when it counts. Traffic-calming analysis approved
BY MELANIE KORMONDY go beyond using just speed citations when necessary, and Gulf Breeze News humps, but the council will the city is working to find a [email protected] have a better idea for alterna- solution,” said Eddy. Navarre Street has consis- tives after results are posted. The traffic-calming initiative tently been the subject of many “So far, police officers have took priority after a child was complaints about speeding traf- been spending quite a bit of struck by an SUV while riding fic in the 25-mph residential time in that area since the acci- her bicycle on Navarre Street on area. dent occurred and have written Monday, July 23. Last week, the Gulf Breeze City Council unanimously approved Ken Horne and Associates to conduct a traffic- calming analysis and evaluation of Navarre Street and CITY neighboring areas for a HALL maximum of $5,000 from the city budg- et. The evaluation could take four weeks to complete. Depending on the results of the analysis, the council might Let me help you save time and money consider expanding the speed Protecting more of your world with Allstate makes WEEKLY DRAWINGS! hump policy to address overall your life easier. And it can put more money in your traffic calming, pocket. Bundle your policies and you can save Every Friday Concerns of the council were even more. Why wait? Call me today. that putting speed humps on in August! Navarre Street would divert traffic to travel on neighboring streets to use as “cut-through ANGIE B BATTEN streets,” which is why the (850) 932.8855 analysis will include neighbor- 2784 GULF BREEZE PKY ing areas to reduce the chances GULF BREEZE [email protected] of such. City Manager Edwin Eddy Auto Home Life Retirement
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 23, 2012 Gulf Coast Dermatology offers cutting-edge care
Gulf Breeze residents have a new option when it excessive sun exposure, but also make appoint- comes to skin care, and it could very well mean ments with your dermatologist for regular skin lives will be saved. Gulf Coast Dermatology is exams. These appointments don’t take much time, bringing Dr. Neil Sandhu to a new 2-part clinic now and could very well save your life, or mean the dif- open at 3089 Gulf Breeze Parkway. Dr. Sandhu is ference between a minor outpatient procedure and a an experienced Mohs surgeon (Mohs surgery pro- major surgery. Stay hydrated vides an amazing 99-percent cure rate for skin can- Call Gulf Coast Dermatology today, and sched- cer), and in the clinical side of his office he’ll be ule a skin check, or arrange a visit to learn more Every day, more and more Americans are able to diagnose and treat skin cancer, handle all about what options are available to make your skin motivated to start exercise programs. And your other dermatology needs, and provide look better than ever. The field of dermatology is while few will ever attain the fitness of an appointments the same week you call. advancing rapidly, and thanks to Gulf Coast all-star athlete, we can all benefit from The other side of the office will be a dedicated Dermatology and Dr. Sandhu, Gulf Breeze resi- increased physical activity and improved medical spa, called Aqua Medical Spa. There, dents can now enjoy cutting-edge care. Call Gulf health. Regardless of your level of activity, patients can receive all manner of cosmetic servic- Coast Dermatology: The Skin Experts at (877) you still need to maintain good hydration. es, from Botox and fillers, to facial peels, laser hair 231-3376. Physical fitness is a state of good health removal, fat reduction, skin tightening procedures, resulting from regular exercise and good and more. All this will be done in a relaxing spa- More than 1 million skin cancers nutrition. When you exercise, your body's like atmosphere, but under the care of medical pro- are diagnosed annually in the metabolism works at a much higher rate, fessionals, so you can rest easy knowing that you’re United States, and that number breaking down and regenerating tissues and getting the best care possible and employing the lat- creating waste metabolites that need to be est medical technology to help you look great. is on the rise. The best way to flushed out of your system. That's why the Skin cancer has become the most prevalent form prevent the threat of skin cancer universal recommendation is to drink great of cancer for Americans today, but with early detec- is to get regular screenings from amounts of water when you're working out. tion, it is also the most treatable. Safeguard your- Dr. Neil Sandhu But you need more than just water for self with preventative measures like avoiding your certified dermatologist. proper hydration. "You must also replace the sodium and potassium along with the water, says Dr. David McCarron, adjunct professor at University of California Davis. "This is why athletes drink sports drinks rather than Dr. Ervin opens Total Women’s Health just water. Replacing water without suffi- cient sodium can quickly produce hypona- tremia, a potentially fatal condition." in Baybridge Professional Park When the body loses electrolytes, typical- ly from perspiration, over-rehydration with Dr. John Ervin, M.D. OB/GYN relocated The more information. Other con- only water can produce hyponatremia, Center for Total Women’s Health from Milton to ditions frequently treated which is a true medical emergency. Gulf Breeze on July 3 of this year. The office is include Menopause, Hormonal Hyponatremia symptoms are similar to those at 97 Baybridge Drive, located in Baybridge imbalance, Urinary of heat exhaustion and heat stroke and can Professional Park, just off the 3 mile bridge. Incontinence, Pelvic Prolapse, often be overlooked. Symptoms range from Dr. Ervin went into medicine with the plan of Vaginal rejuvenation, “plastic mild to severe and can include nausea, mus- dedicating his career to caring for women and surgery of the vagina,” if cle cramps, disorientation, confusion, their special needs. The mission statement for his things just aren’t like they used seizures, coma and death. office is to offer state of the art Women’s to be. Ideally, anyone doing fitness exercising Healthcare in a personalized, respectful, caring As an Obstetrician, Dr. should drink eight to 12 ounces of fluid and compassionate manner. His staff prides Ervin cares for women every 15 to 20 minutes during a session. If themselves in providing a warm and welcoming throughout her pregnancy. He exercising exceeds an hour, a beverage that environment for his patients. You need to see for delivers at Sacred Heart and contains salt and an energy carbohydrate is yourself the newly renovated office and meet the Baptist Hospitals. He per- far superior to plain water. friendly staff. forms the latest 3D/4D ultra- The recommended concentration of salt Dr. Ervin specializes in minimally invasive sounds in his office which in a fluid replacement beverage is 1/4 tea- surgery and is a Robotic Surgery Specialist. This gives families an early view of spoon per liter. Most sports drinks contain allows for less pain and faster recovery from their unborn baby. As a solo salt, although the amount is not quite that major abdominal surgery such as hysterectomy, practitioner, Dr. Ervin provides high. Anyone can make an alternative to myomectomy, and pelvic floor disorders. Dr. special care for his pregnant commercial fluid replacement beverages Ervin also offers comprehensive care to his patients. Dr. Ervin also pro- easily by adding 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of salt patients from annual exams to surgery. vides family planning consul- per liter or 32 ounces of water. Dr. Ervin especially enjoys explaining and tations, including infertility Both dehydration and sodium losses neg- teaching his patients about their conditions, tak- and pre-conception visits. atively affect athletic performance. ing the time to fully explain the options available Dr. Ervin is currently However, it is difficult to differentiate for each individual situation. His practice ranges Adjunct Clinical Faculty at the between the two because they occur simulta- from first gynecological exams for adolescents to Florida State University neously and have similar negative conse- care for the geriatric patient. OB/Gyn Residency program at Submitted Photo quences. Dehydration, resulting from the From a Gynecology perspective Dr. Ervin Sacred Heart Hospital. Dr. Ervin s ultrasound room, complete with large flat difference between the amount of fluid lost offers treatment solutions for a wide range of Dr. Ervin would be honored screen TV, can introduce baby to the patient and the and the amount taken in during exercise is problems such as heavy periods. Some treatments to care for you as well, and he whole family, above. the most common cause of heat-related ill- such as endometrial ablation can be performed in is currently accepting new ness in athletes. the office on Margarita Fridays. Call the office for patients. Same day appointments are available by calling (850) 677-8133 for an appointment. Start your day right with a fluffy buttermilk biscuit
Noah Belew’s Buttery Biscuits
Preheat oven to 450 degrees
2 cups Pioneer Buttermilk Biscuit Mix of self-rising flour. (I prefer the Pioneer Mix. It comes in a box and it can be found in most food stores.)
1/4 cup Crisco shortening
About 3/4 cup of buttermilk
Place flour in mixing bowl. Add Crisco, and buttermilk. Mix with hand and kneed for about 3 minutes. Add more butter- milk if needed. If its too soft, add more flour.
Turn dough onto a floured surface; kneed 3 or 4 more times. Roll to 1/2-inch biscuit cutter or water glass. Place on baking sheet and bake at 450 degrees for about 10 minutes. Yield: about 2 dozen.
CHEF NOAH H. BELEW Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze resident Noah Belew is known for his NOTE: IF YOU’D LIKE TO SHARE YOUR FAVORITE lofty, tasty biscuits, right. RECIPE PLEASE EMAIL IT TO [email protected] www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B August 23 , 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Relive the 80s at Vinyl Music Hall Vinyl Music Hall will be presenting 80s Prom: The Ultimate 80s Tour this Friday at 7 p.m. Live performances by Bow Wow Wow, Gene Loves Jezebel, Missing Persons’ Dale Bozzio, and The Exploding Boys will be sure to take any person back to the days of tube socks, crimped hair, and NKOTB. In addition to all this great live music from the decade of Garbage Pail Kids, New Coke, Max Headroom and Jelly Bracelets, they will also have: ■ 80s pop, dance and rock hits spinning all night (before, after and during) with DJ Delorean ■ 80s prom photo ops with a class of 1985 prom theme backdrop... Don't have a date to get your picture with? Choose from our selection of life size cut out standees of 80s icons like Reagan, Michael Jackson, Marty McFly and more! ■ 80s makeovers... The girls at 10th Avenue Hair Hair Designs will be back with crimping irons and Aqua-Net in hand, so get Local favorite continues to please crowds a fabulous 80s 'do to get in the spirit of the night! (styling/makeovers are free, but tips Get ready to have 'A Knee as well as modern country, piano will be gladly accepted by the stylists) Slappin' Good Time' when the boogies and catchy fiddle songs http://www.10thavenuehair.com/ Sawmill Band two-steps onto such as "The Devil Went Down to ■ Prizes (including gift certificates from Pensacola Beach from 7-9 p.m. on Georgia." local businesses, tickets to upcoming shows Tuesday, Aug. 28 at the Gulfside Spectators are encouraged to at Vinyl and more) for best dressed. Pavillion. Each of the band's mem- bring lawn chairs or blankets to the This event is 18 and over bers have their roots in various pavilion area. No pets are allowed * General Admission * Standing Room forms of modern and traditional and glass is prohibited. Concerts are Only (any seating will be available on a country music, so concert attendees provided and organized by the Santa strictly first come/first serve basis) * are sure to enjoy a great country Rosa Island Authority. Additional $5 cash surcharge at the door for music show. For more information call the attendees under 21 * No Re-Entry Expect to hear familiar tunes by SRIA at (850) 932-2257. Merle Haggard and George Jones,
Seville Quarter to host ‘Battle of the Bands’ for opening act of Deluna Fest
DeLuna Fest is proud to announce its “Battle of This is our way of including the fans and commu- the Bands” competition and offer local and nity in Pensacola's own world-class music festival regional musicians a chance to join the official lineup.” 2012 festival lineup with Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, The live battle finale will take place Friday, Zac Brown Band and more. Three regional media Aug. 31 at Seville Quarter in Pensacola. A win- partners of DeLuna Fest, WKSM (Ft. Walton), ning band from each WKSM, TK101, and TK101 (Pensacola/Mobile) and WZEW/ WZEW/ ModMobilian contests will go head to ModMobilian.com (Mobile ) each hosted an indi- head by performing 2 songs each in front of a vidual contest and selected a winner to continue panel of notable judges including Gus Brandt - and compete in the final Live Battle. Booking Director of DeLuna Fest and Tour “The Gulf Coast communities are an integral Manager for Foo Fighters, Scott Mitchell - part to what DeLuna Fest is all about,” says Managing partner of DeLuna Fest, and Joani DeLuna Fest managing partner Scott Mitchell. Delezen - Music Editor for In Weekly. The grand “It’s the fans that champion DeLuna Fest and rally prize winning band will be awarded a slot on the to show the rest of the world that the Gulf Coast DeLuna Fest lineup and will perform on the main knows how to throw the ultimate beach party. stage during the Sept 21 - 23 festival.
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Lighthouse, 2081 Radford 850.932.1500 Thursday, Aug. 23 Boulevard, NAS Pensacola Pardi Gras Red, White and BEST BETS 850.393.1561 Rock the Docks 7 p.m., 10 Harbor Boulevard, Blue Celebration 7 p.m., 10 Harbor Boulevard, Destin 7 p.m., 10 Harbor Boulevard, 850.393.1561 Sunset, Gulfside Pavilion, 735 Summer Classic Movies: Destin 850.424.0600 Destin Pensacola Beach Boulevard, "Fiddler on the Roof" 850.424.0600 850.424.0600 7 p.m., Saenger Theatre, 118 S. Light of the Moon Tours Pensacola Beach Tuesday, Aug. 28 Wednesday, Aug. 29 8, 9, 9:30 and 10:30 p.m., 850.932.1500 Palafox Place, Pensacola 850.595.3882 Toast at the Top Tour 850.267.8000Friday, Aug. 24 Pensacola Lighthouse, 2081 Radford Boulevard, NAS Bands on the Beach 7:15 and 8:15 p.m., Pensacola Toast at the Top Tour Pensacola Saturday, Aug. 25 Stargazing 7-9 p.m., Gulfside Pavilion, Lighthouse, 2081 Radford 7:15 and 8:15 p.m., Pensacola 850.393.1561 Ghost Hunt Sunset, Gulfside Pavilion, 735 735 Pensacola Beach Boulevard, NAS Pensacola Lighthouse, 2081 Radford 8, 10 and 10:30 p.m. and Pensacola Beach Boulevard, Boulevard, Pensacola Beach 850.393.1561 Boulevard, NAS Pensacola Stargazing 12:30 a.m., Pensacola Pensacola Beach 850.932.2257 Thursday, Aug. 30 Florida surfers know that while Florida does not have the leg- Red, White and endary waves of Hawaii or California, it dose have legendary Blue Celebration surfers and surf culture. 7 p.m., 10 Harbor Boulevard, The Sunshine State has produced an amazing talent pool that Destin successfully competes globally and has contributed to the innova- 850.424.0600 tion and growth of the world-wide surf industry. Florida’s decades-long surfing history will be showcased until .267.8000 Sep. 1 at the Pensacola Museum of Art, which opened Thursday, Friday, Aug. 31 May 24. Toast at the Top Tour More than 25 professional surf photographers contributed to 7:15 and 8:15 p.m., Pensacola this chronological presentation of historical and contemporary Lighthouse, 2081 Radford photographs, vintage surfboards and surf memorabilia from Boulevard, NAS Pensacola across the state. 850.393.1561 Scholars from four universities have woven surfing’s larger themes – nature, religion, environmental activism, music and mar- Light of the Moon Tours itime history – into the specifics of Florida’s surfing history. 8, 9, 9:30 and 10:30 p.m., The exhibition includes one gallery dedicated to local and Pensacola Lighthouse, 2081 regional surfboards and memorabilia. Surfing films compiled Radford Boulevard, NAS from vintage clips will be shown during the summer-long exhibi- Pensacola tion which runs through Saturday, Sept. 1. 850.393.1561 Surfing Florida: A Photographic History has been organized by Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton. University Galleries Full Moon Paddle Director, Rod Faulds and Project Curator and Editor, Paul Aho 8 p.m., Coastal Paddle Beach organized the exhibition which was made possible through a grant Hut on Pensacola Beach - 5 Via from the Florida Humanities Council and through funds from the De Luna National Endowment for the Humanities. 850-916-1600 Photo courtesy of Surfing Heritage Foundation, Tom Blake at Roney Plaza 1934
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4B August 23, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Baptist Health’s Family Expo is Sept. 8 ‘Put on Your Pink Bra’ Building stronger families for tinue to practice neonatology at a healthier community is the Children’s Hospital and serve as to fight breast cancer theme for the 20th annual corporate medical director for Baptist Health Care’s Family Pediatrix. Kickoff party Expo. The premier health and Dr. Evelyn A. Kluka, a board- COMING UP wellness event is scheduled for certified pediatric ear, nose and is planned for Saturday, Sept. 8 from 9 a.m. to throat specialist (otolaryngolo- next Thursday Perkins, American Cancer 2 p.m. at the Pensacola gist) with Nemours Children’s Society, at lori.perkins@ Interstate Fairgrounds. Clinic, has joined the medical Join the American Cancer cancer.org or by calling (850) The Family Expo is a con- staff of Children’s Hospital at Society's Making Strides 450-5077. venient, one-stop event for Sacred Heart. Against Breast Cancer health education and screenings (MSABC) and “Put on Your Wildebrandt to chair for adults Pink Bra.” ‘Making Strides’ walk and chil- Harris, Qwest agree HEALTH The pink bra is a symbol of dren in a to joint expansion just how personal this fight is, Baptist Health Care com- fun atmosphere. Health screen- and it's the new centerpiece mends David Wildebrandt, ings for adults include stroke Harris Corporation, an inter- for Making Strides Against the 2012 event and heart risk assessments, non- national communications and Breast Cancer in Florida. So, chair for The fasting total cholesterol, blood information technology compa- put on your pink bra as we American pressure, body composition ny, announced an agreement create a world with less breast Cancer analysis, speech screenings for with Quest Diagnostics that will cancer and more birthdays. Society’s 10th children 3 to 5 years of age, and significantly expand the breadth The MSABC Kickoff annual Making much more. Plus, visit over 30 of services offered by the Party will be Thursday, Aug. Strides Against family-oriented exhibitors. Florida Health Information 30 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Breast Cancer Admission is free, but visi- Exchange (HIE). Wilde- Sanders Beach Community walk. tors are encouraged to con- Harris was awarded a four- brandt Center, 913 South I Street, Wildebrandt, tribute to a drive called year contract with the Agency Pensacola. The evening will senior vice pres- “Tucking Kids in Safe and for Healthcare Administration be filled with fun, food and ident, Baptist Health Care Sound.” Bring new pajamas to in 2010 to implement a great information on how to and president, Baptist Family Expo to help support statewide HIE infrastructure in get involved in Making Hospital Inc., served as a local children in foster care. Florida that will improve the Strides. All teams are encour- committee chair and has been All size pajamas are needed, delivery and coordination of aged to decorate a Team Pink a long-time American Cancer from newborns to 18 years old. health care. Bra for the team challenge. Society volunteer. To learn more, call Baptist The technology framework The 5K walk will be held Health Care at 469-2305. The 10th annual Making provided by the Florida HIE on Saturday, Oct. 27 to raise allows participating healthcare Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk is scheduled for money for breast cancer providers to securely access and research, advocacy, educa- send patient health information Saturday, Oct. 27 beginning tion, and patient services to authorized participants. The at Cordova Mall. Registration throughout Escambia and latest agreement calls for Harris and festivities begin at 7 a.m. Santa Rosa counties. to integrate its Direct Secure and the walk will begin at 8 Registration and festivities Messaging Services capability a.m. Walkers can form a team begin at 7 a.m. and the walk with the Care360 suite of solu- or walk individually. Registration and details are will begin at 8. Walkers can Amin Golden tions from Quest Diagnostics. This will enable the Florida HIE available online by visiting form a team or walk individu- ally. Registration is available Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News to connect with all users and www.PutOnYour New cardiologists Belie Williams, center, joins The Villas staff members providers of the 11,000 physi- PinkBra.com/pensacola. online by visiting join Sacred Heart Sabrina Shelton and Carol Ettleson at last week’s Gulf cian offices in Florida currently For more information www.PutOnYourPinkBra.com Breeze Business Expo. The Villas booth supported the using Care360. about forming a team, contact /pensacola. Sacred Heart Cardiology, a event’s Football Kick-Off theme and attracted a big crowd. The Care360 suite of solu- Kim Lien, Team For more information division of Sacred Heart tions from Quest Diagnostics is Development Chair at about forming a team, contact Medical Group, welcomes two chronic heart failure. He has a studies, ablation therapy, and a web-based platform that pro- [email protected] or Kim Lien, Team new specialists to its team of special interest in advanced the implantation of pacemakers vides physicians with online (850) 449-2115. Development Chair, at cardiologists. heart failure, carotid artery dis- and cardioverter-defibrillators. laboratory test ordering, e-pre- For more information on [email protected] or call Dr. Rohit Amin, a fellowship- ease management, pulmonary scribing, clinical messaging and the event, contact Lori 449-2115. trained interventional cardiolo- hypertension, peripheral artery Neonatal intensive clinical documentation. gist, and Dr. Keith Golden, a disease, and coronary stenting. care taps Dr. Amjad fellowship-trained cardiac elec- Golden specializes in treating trophysiologist, recently joined abnormalities in the heart’s elec- Children’s Hospital at Sacred the group and are now accepting trical system as well as cardiol- Heart has named Dr. Ramak [qwÓtg"kpxkvgf"vq"jgct000" new patients. ogy ailments such as coronary Amjad, a board-certified neona- Amin treats high-risk cardiac artery disease, heart failure and tologist with Pediatrix, as the patients requiring interventional valvular disease. 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He will cardiac catheterization, pre- and al fibrillation, and rapid heart take over the day-to-day clinical post-operative heart transplant rate through a variety of meth- management of the NICU from care, and treating patients with ods including electrophysiology Dr. Antonio Pena, who will con- htqo" PSC offers class on organic gardening dcvqp"tqwig."nc" Pensacola State College is tion paid to starting an organic Horticulture Management at offering a class on ‘Introduction cropping operation, cultural (850) 484-1184 or send an e- vjku"uwpfc{."cwi0"48" to Organic Production Systems’ methods such as fertilization mail to ahorner@pensacola this fall to help people learn and pest control, organic materi- state.edu. cv000" how to start their own own als, environmental issues and With the Midwestern states organic food production busi- business applications. experiencing historic drought ness and/or grow their own Students will learn: and food prices rising, some organic food. ■ How to start an organic experts think Americans should (" The class will meet only once cropping operation start learning how to grow some a month starting Saturday, Sept. ■ Cultural methods of their own food. 8 and then on the first Saturdays ■ Organic materials In Gulf Breeze, at least two :<67co"("32<52co" 9ro" 5363"Iwnh"Dtgg¦g"Rctmyc{" of October, November and ■ Environmental issues / groups are active in community 37"Kpvgpfgpekc"Uv0" Iwnh"Dtgg¦g."HN"54785" December from 8 a.m. to noon business applications gardening, including one group Rgpuceqnc."HN"54724" on the college’s Pensacola cam- The course number is that plants and harvests foods :72/;38/2568" :72/;38/2568" pus. 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A BETTER CHOICE FOR BREAST HEALTH
Gulf Breeze Hospital is thrilled to announce that we now offer the latest technology in breast cancer screening, 3-D digital mammography.
A 3-D mammogram provides sharper, clearer images, which can lead to earlier detection if cancer is present. Baptist Health Care is the only local health care organization offering women access to both digital and 3-D digital mammography.
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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER August 23, 2012 Is this finally the year for FSU? Seminoles’ offensive line holds key to bid Inside on 3C ■ Scott Page picks Ready for ACC, BSC crowns wins and losses on FSU’s schedule for some Last in a series potential lines up under center. He has lorida State entered last season decent backs to hand the ball to and a ranked in the Top 10 and shoul- solid receiving corps, but it’s hard for an football? dering big expectations. The The games may not count, but for F offense to look pretty without a solid Seminoles will go into this sea- the players and fans, they don’t care. group of big “uglies.” With what should son also ranked in the Top 10 and again the be one of the best defenses in the confer- Whether it’s the Gulf Breeze Sports buzz is about whether the’Noles are Association Mighty Mites, the Tiger ence, all this group needs is a little consis- prepped for a return to glory. Last season, tency for the team to take off this season. Point Midgets or the Gulf Breeze High FSU fell far short, failing to even win their Dolphins, preseason football begins Atlantic Coast Conference division. The Offensive line this weekend in various locations. question is whether Jimbo Fisher’s team The Dolphins will host the Baldwin can meet the expectations this season. Again, this group is the Seminoles’ County (Ala.) Tigers in a Kickoff The defense is a big reason for the high Classic Friday at 7 p.m. Cost is $5 per biggest area of concern. Three starting expectations, boasting eight returning person – GBHS season passes will not linemen are back, but two are battling to starters and excellent depth along the be accepted as this is an FHSAA- keep their jobs and the other has changed line. There are questions on the offensive sanctioned event. positions. Bryan Stork, who started 10 GBHS administration officials do side – the biggest being the line. FSU games at center last season, moved to urge you to buy GBHS season passes, ranked 112th nationally in rushing last tackle in the spring. He, Bobby Hart and which are $200, but one can purchase season. A return to former glory will start converted defensive tackle Cameron up to eight passes at that price. up front with a consistent ability to run Erving will vie for the two starting spots. While the price tag may jump out at the football and protect the passer. Replacing Stork at center will be sopho- you, realize that season passes get you more Austin Barron, who started three into every single regular season home Offense times last season. Senior Jacob contest (whether it’s volleyball, foot- Fahrenkrug is a returning starter at guard, ball, basketball, soccer, wrestling, Though it lacks the historically high but he seems likely to lose his job. track, baseball or softball). level of overall talent, the FSU offense Sophomores Tre Jackson and Josue Ross Obley/FSU Cost to get into every GBHS home has enough playmakers to score a lot of Matias are the favorites to start. Of the If E.J. Manuel can stay healthy and get some consistent play from his football game is $55 a person ($7 for points in the ACC – assuming it can block top 10 linemen, just two are seniors, offensive line, FSU might improve on last year’s 9-4 campaign that varsity games, $5 for JV and ninth anyone. The player with the highest star See ’NOLES, Page 3C included a 18-14 Champs Sports Bowl victory over Notre Dame. grade games). The Kickoff Classic starts at 7 p.m., with both teams doing one kickoff, one kick return, one punt and one punt Volleyball looks for third straight state appearance return. Baldwin County’s offense will get the 2011 state runners- ball on GBHS’ 40-yard line and will play up home opener a 20-minute, running clock. Then the next Thursday Dolphin offense will do the same. The junior varsities will follow suit, with the against West Florida Tigers getting the ball first. The ninth BY JASON THOMPSON grade team will play with the JV. The Dolphins’ varsity offense will Gulf Breeze News [email protected] then get the ball on the Baldwin County 25 and will be on offense for The 2011 Lady Dolphin 20 minutes. Then the defense will face volleyball team entered the Baldwin County offense. preseason with a lot of The junior varsity defense, then the questions. They answered them offense will get four plays with the ball at – and them some. the eight-yard line. The varsity teams will They hope history will repeat then follow to conclude the scrimmage. itself as the Lady Dolphins, GCYFA jamborees Saturday fresh off a school-best state Gulf Breeze and Tiger Point will both runner up finish, will begin the be playing in jamborees on Saturday. 2012 season with a preseason All eight Gulf Breeze teams will play tournament in Tallahassee. in Ensley, while the three Tiger Point The regular season starts teams (mini mites, mites and midgets) Tuesday with a district matchup will play at East Pensacola (formerly Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News at Bay High. GBHS plays at known as Albritton and Gant). New unis for new season Tate Wednesday, with their home opener a week from Myrtle Grove will also be at the The Lady Dolphin varsity volleyball team will be sporting new uniforms when they play in a preseason tournament Ensley jamboree, while Perdido and Saturday in Tallahassee. They are (front, from left): Kassie Oldham, Elizabeth Spence, Laura Riney, Allison Proctor, tonight (August 30) against Northeast Pensacola will be at the East Sage Dunne, Sara Spillers, Lexy Luhn and Savannah Johnson. Back (from left): head coach Waynn Sellers, Ally Hurd, West Florida in another District Pensacola jamboree. Look for sched- Mollie Johnson, Emily Arnold, Alex Karcher, Caitlin Chapman, Anna Bailey, assistant coach Chrissy Marcilliat and 1-5A matchup. ules on Page 6C. assistant coach Ryan Davenport. See V Ball, Page 6C OWN THE LIFESTYLE
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2012 Southern League Team Statistics Batting (Through August 12) AB R H HR RBI BB K SB OB SLG AVG Huntsville 4133 510 1088 79 465 430 904 107.336 .381 .263 Jackson 4163 539 1090 100 497 424 990 123.335 .404 .262 Birmingham 4198 579 1085 80 531 513 932 107.345 .385 .258 Montgomery 4180 573 1078 73 515 472 856 132.339 .383 .258 Submitted Tennessee 4070 528 1034 85 490 492 890 87 .336 .385 .254 Photo Pensacola 4061 491 1029 70 452 427 887 110.329 .364 .253 Members of Chattanooga 4135 560 1043 81 512 481 912 114.337 .387 .252 the Gulf Mississippi 4184 516 1033 46 467 431 861 109.324 .345 .247 Breeze Mobile 3995 525 964 92 486 463 863 92 .327 .366 .241 Rage Jacksonville 4072 533 956 90 498 501 1080 50 .325 .362 .235 competitive Pitching cheer squad (Through August 19) perform at a SUMMER CLEARANCE! W-L ERA SO SVH R ER HR BB Ks recent Blue Jackson 72-53 3.23 10 37 1104.2 450 397 65 448 955 Wahoos’ 75% off summer fashions! Chattanooga 65-59 3.69 5 40 1109.0 513 455 55 508 1056 game. The Pensacola 63-62 3.73 10 37 1090.2 492 452 104 507 1087 Wahoos’ Mississippi 54-72 3.78 7 22 1110.0538 466 74449 929 Never the same store twice! Jacksonville 61-65 3.88 12 35 1103.0536 476 48 341 875 criticial five- www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com Montgomery 67-57 3.93 6 31 1093.2541 478 45 520 915 game series Huntsville 62-64 4.03 1 38 1090.2 566 488 77 502 868 with the Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) Tennessee 62-64 4.09 6 45 1072.1 567 487 97 445 796 Montgomery M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM Mobile 63-62 4.10 8 33 1079.1 570 492 87 391 895 Biscuits Birmingham 57-68 4.20 5 28 1093.0581 510 65 523 799 ends tonight. (850) 934-00492
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#39 #4 #30 Donald Billy David Lutz Hamilton Vidal Went 11-for-24 Went 9-for-22 at Went 7-for-19 Obispo was signed by the Boston Red Sox as an non- with two home the plate, with with two drafted free agent on Jan. 20, 2002. Born in San Pedro de runs, five runs four runs scored, Macoris in the Dominican Republic, Obispo played in the home runs scored and four Dominican Summer League, as a shortstop before four RBIs and and five RBIs. converting to pitching. RBIs. seven stolen Obispo pitched from 2007-2010, and two games in 2011, in bases. Japan before arriving in Pensacola this season. HONORABLE MENTION #32 Beau Mills In six starts, Obispo is 5-0 wiith a 2.22 earned run average.
A Look Back... 2012 Southern League A Look Ahead Individual Statistics BY JASON THOMPSON Scary scene Gulf Breeze News While the Wahoos did lose BATTING (Through August 19) Stolen Bases [email protected] Average Josh Prince HVL 41 the finale of its series in Mobile Todd Cunningham MIS .308 Billy Hamilton PNS 39 against the Baybears, it wasn’t Josh Fellhauer PNS .303 Hak-Ju Lee MTG 37 The Pensacola Blue Wahoos their top concern. Hunter Morris HVL .298 Tyler Saladino BIR 36 lost 5-2 Saturday in Mobile to the In the bottom of the eighth Two tied at .297 Ryan LaMarre PNS 27 Baybears, but they’re hoping their inning, second baseman Brodie On-Base Percentage Pitching (Through August 19) next meeting won’t be in 2013. Greene was knocked Marc Krauss MOB .416 Appearances Entering play Tuesday, the unconscious after colliding Josh Fellhauer PNS .397 Drew Hayes PNS 52 Blue Wahoos are two games with right fielder Andrew Jake Smolinski JAX .390 Justin Freeman PNS 51 behind the Montgomery Biscuits Means chasing a fly ball. Tyler Saladino BIR .384 A.J. Ramos JAX 50 for first place in the Southern After undergoing a series of Steve Ames CHA 49 Runs Eury De La Rosa MOB 48 Division with 13 games left in test and examinations at a Logan Watkins TNS 81 the season. The second half Mobile hospital, Greene was Matt Davidson MOB 76 Innings Pitched winner of the Southern Division released early Sunday morning. Marc Krauss MOB 75 Zeke Spruill MIS 152.2 will take on the Baybears in the Means did not sustain any Two tied with 69 Gary Moran MIS 141.2 first round of the playoffs. injuries resulting from the Brandon Maurer JXN 137.2 collision despite leaving the Hits Nicholas Struck TNS 137 Blue Wahoos 9, Mobile Scooter Gennett HVL 142 Derek Eitel MOB 134.1 Baybears 5 (August 14) – game. Greene has started 108 Hunter Morris HVL 140 Daniel Corcino PNS 133.1 Donald Lutz homered twice, games at second base for the Justin Bour TNS 135 while Chad Rogers pitched six Wahoos this season. He is Todd Cunningham MIS 131 Earned Run Average innings, improving to 3-0 on the hitting .239 with three home Gary Moran MIS 3.11 runs and 45 RBIs. Doubles Josh Stinson HVL 3.13 season with a series-opening win. Hunter Morris HVL 38 Daniel Corcino PNS 3.17 Baybears 4, Blue Wahoos 2 The Hamilton Watch J.T. Wise CHA 36 Brandon Maurer JXN 3.20 (August 15) – A five-inning Billy Hamilton stole four Justin Bour TNS 32 Nicholas Struck TNS 3.48 shutout, 10-strikeout more bases in Mobile last week, Sell subscriptions for Gulf Breeze News and performance by Tony Cingrani giving him 143 on the season. Triples Strikeouts Jared Mitchell BIR 12 Matt Magill CHA 154 earn $5 for each subscription sold! Entering Monday’s game with was spoiled by the Baybears’ Logan Watkins TNS 11 Daniel Corcino PNS 118 four-run eighth inning. Montgomery, he is two away Nick Buss CHA 10 Brandon Maurer JXN 117 Baybears 4, Blue Wahoos 1 from tying and three away from Hak-Ju Lee MTG 10 Kyle Lobstein MTG 115 (game one, seven innings, breaking the all-time, single Didi Gregorius PNS David Hale MIS 113 EARN EASY Friday) – Another late inning season stolen base mark, set by (and two others with) 8 Vince Coleman in 1983. Wins CASH FOR collapse (Mobile scored two in Home Runs Nicholas Struck TNS 13 the fifth and one in the sixth) Power shortage Joseph Dunigan JXN 23 Josh Stinson HVL 11 YOUR CLUB! gave Mobile a come-from- While the Blue Wahoo bats Hunter Morris HVL 23 Matt Magill CHA 10 behind win Friday. The game pounded out double digit hits in Matt Davidson MOB 22 Brandon Maurer JXN 9 was part of a doubleheader as three of its six games last weeks, they rank near the RBIs Saves Thursday’s game was rained out. Justin Bour TNS 107 Frank Batista TNS 23 Call Karen for details... Blue Wahoos 10, Baybears bottom of the Southern League Hunter Morris HVL 98 Carter Capps JXN 19 1 (game two, seven innings, in most statistical categories. Joseph Dunigan JXN 67 A.J. Ramos JAX 17 (850) 932-8986 Friday) – Pensacola pounded As of Monday night, he Alfredo Marte MOB 67 Two tied with 16 out 14 hits, including two home Wahoos are last in doubles and runs by David Vidal and one by RBIs and next to last in home Beau Mills, as they split the runs and walks drawn. They are day-night doubleheader. eighth (out of 10 teams) in hits, Baybears 5, Blue Wahoos 2 slugging percentage and OPS (on (Saturday) – The Baybears base plus slugging percentage). scored four runs in the bottom Conversely, Pensacola ranks of the eighth to win the five near the top in many pitching game series with the Wahoos. categories. They lead the league Blue Wahoos 9, in strikeouts and fewest hits Montgomery Biscuits 2 allowed and are ninth in (Sunday) – Mills and Vidal shutouts and runs allowed. But both hit their 10th homers of they do lead the league in home the season to win the opener. runs allowed.
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’NOLES: Defining game comes Nov. 8 at Virginia Tech FLORIDA STATE 2012 SCHEDULE Continued from page 1C sophomore Christian Green. to fill after senior cornerback Sophomore Nick O’Leary Greg Reid was dismissed from Date Opponent Prediction which could be a good or bad should start at tight end and has the team in late July. He thing. One thing’s for sure: This the speed to get deep and should would’ve been a three-year Sept. 1 vs. Murray State W group must improve if FSU is to double his 12-catch total from starter and will be missed dear- earn its Top 10 status. last season. Junior Kevin ly. Junior Xavier Rhodes had a Sept. 8 vs. Savannah State W Haplea, who transferred from fabulous redshirt freshman sea- Backfield Penn State this summer, could son in 2010 but struggled some end up as the No. 2 tight end. last season. If he regains his Sept. 15 vs. Wake Forest W Senior quarterback E.J. 2010 form, he could be the best Manuel is a big-time playmaker Defensive line of the bunch and vie for All- Sept. 22 vs. Clemson W when healthy. Unfortunately, America honors. Sophomore the “when healthy” caveat often If the offensive line is a ques- Nick Waisome steps into Reid’s Sept. 29 at South Florida W has come into play during his tion for FSU this season, the open spot, but there is no proven career. He has started 17 games defensive line is an exclamation depth behind the top guys now. Oct. 6 at N.C. State W and missed seven in the past two point. Opposing offenses will Speedy true freshman Ronald seasons. Manuel threw for 2,666 have their hands more than full Darby could play into the mix. Oct. 13 vs. Boston College W yards and 18 touchdowns last with this bunch. Junior strong safety season but has just 24 TDs and The end duo of Brandon Lamarcus Joyner, a converted 18 picks in his career. Jenkins and Bjoern Werner cornerback, was impressive last Oct. 20 at Miami W Behind Manuel, depth at tail- should be one of the best in the season and should contend for back isn’t as good as it has been country. Jenkins is a big-time all-league honors. He’s only 5- Oct. 27 vs. Duke W in recent seasons. Devonta pass rusher who will also be bet- 8, but he is aggressive and has Ross Obley/FSU Freeman provides a solid option ter against the run, while Werner decent coverage skills. The new Nov. 8 at Virginia Tech L Some pundits point to FSU at tailback. He came on strong – a native of Germany who free safety will be either junior in the second half of last season played high school football as and coach Jimbo Fisher Terrence Brooks or sophomore Nov. 17 at Maryland W and also is a decent receiver out an exchange student in winning the Atlantic Coast Karlos Williams. Things don’t of the backfield. Senior Chris Connecticut – exploded onto the Conference and going to a look bad in the secondary, but Nov. 24 vs. Florida W Thompson has good speed, but scene in a big way last fall. BCS bowl game. losing your top guy is never a he suffered with back problems Cornellius “Tank” Carradine good thing, especially when last season so health could be a provides senior leadership as a Williams are returning starters you’re left with a lot of Regular-season prediction: 11-1 concern. Sophomore James reserve, and it seems extremely at linebacker who combined to unproven talent having to fill Wilder Jr. is strictly a between- likely that true freshman Mario make 110 tackles last season. holes if anyone else goes down. the-tackles runner, but his health Edwards will be part of the rota- Jones has a huge upside; he just the punt coverage needs to Atlantic Division title. The status is currently unknown. tion, too. needs to play with a little more Special teams improve. game with the Tigers and the True freshman Mario Pender There is also ample depth consistency this season. He regular-season finale with also would have seen time but inside at tackle. Senior Everett could end up being an All-ACC Florida State shouldn’t have Season outlook Florida are the only tough con- will miss the season with a groin Dawkins and sophomore selection. many problems on special teams tests among FSU’s seven home injury. Fullback Lonnie Pryor Timmy Jernigan are the starters The one new starter at – when they’re kicking field The ’Noles haven’t won the games. complements the group as a going into the season. The two linebacker should be Nick goals at least. Senior Dustin ACC since 2005, but they’re The road schedule is a tough good lead blocker and a compe- are stout against the run and Moody, a former starter at Hopkins is one of the best kick- definitely heading into the sea- one as it includes visits to South tent receiver. occasionally flash some pass- free safety. He has bulked ers in the nation. He was 22-of- son as the league favorite, again. Florida, North Carolina State, rush abilities. Seniors Anthony up to almost 240 pounds and 27 last season and has a huge FSU possesses a defense that Miami and Virginia Tech. FSU Wide receiver McCloud and Moses McCray should have no problem leg, making at least one 50- certainly is good enough to win has lost at least two road games and junior Demonte McAllister being physical enough at his yarder each season. The new the ACC title and possibly con- in eight of the past 10 seasons. While there is clear-cut elite are solid backups. True fresh- new position. Junior reserve punter is expected to be true tend for a national title. The If FSU can find consistency go-to receiver, the group is fair- man Eddie Goldman arrives Telvin Smith is a proven freshman Carson Beatty, so that question: Can the offense do its and ways to win on the road, it ly deep. Sophomore Rashad with a ton of hype and could performer, but the other could be a concern. job? The offensive line is the could very well run the table. In Greene led the team in recep- force himself into the picture, if backups are untested. Reid will be tough to replace key. The offense doesn’t have to the end, I don’t think the ’Noles tions (38), yards (596) and he is healthy. Senior Jacobbi If the top guys stay healthy, as a return man; he was espe- be great; it just has to be good survive the trip to Blacksburg, receiving TDs (seven) last sea- McDaniel would have been FSU will be solid in the middle, cially good as a punt returner. because the defense is going to Va. However, if that’s the only son as a true freshman. He could good enough to start if not for a adding another tough level of Joyner, Shaw, Williams and true be great. blemish on their record, they become a star this year if severe ankle injury, forcing him defenders behind the stellar freshman wide receiver Marvin Florida State plays its first could face the Hokies again in Manuel has time to find him. to redshirt. defensive line. Bracy – one of the top two or four games at home, including the ACC Championship Game. The’Noles have several other three high school sprinters in the two against FCS teams. The ■ good targets, too: senior Rodney Linebackers Secondary nation last year – are some pos- fourth is a big one: Clemson Next week: The return of Smith, juniors Willie Haulstead, sibilities. FSU’s kickoff cover- comes to town in a game that Scott Page’s award-winning Kenny Shaw and Greg Dent and Christian Jones and Vince This group has one big hole age was strong last season, but very likely will decide the ACC game-week column. GBHS grad Cormier new Aquatics Director at The Club II GB’s first state swim champ returns to where he got his start
BY JASON THOMPSON Cormier swam at the “I knew I wasn’t going to be Gulf Breeze News University of South Carolina, (Michael) Phelps or (Ryan) [email protected] where he earned All American Lochte, but what a great honors as a junior in the 800 opportunity just to be there,” Several years ago, Jon Bon meter freestyle relay. He Cormier said. Jovi posed the question – who competed in the NCAA Cormier’s first order of says you can’t go home? Championships twice, and more business is getting the Club II’s Well, Kyle Cormier can and recently, competed in his second swim team, Club 2.0, up and has done just that as he recently U.S. Olympic trials. running. The competitive club became the Aquatics Director at The son of Jay and June season starts in October. The Club II. Cormier competed in the 100 Cormier is also looking “I’m really excited – I mean, and 200 meter freestyle at both forward to training another to come back to the town that’s the 2008 and 2012 Trials, the GBHS state champion and given me so much,” said second one in Omaha, Neb. college swim hopeful P.J. Cormier, a 2004 GBHS Because of his schedule, Dunne. “For him to put his graduate who won the school’s Cormier was only to get in six senior year in my hands is an first ever state swimming workouts a week to prepare for incredible honor,” Cormier said. championship. He won the 200 the Trials, compared to 10 for “I’m really looking forward to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News meter freestyle in 2003. many Olympic hopefuls. that.” Kyle Cormier was named Aquatics Director at the Club II last week. TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! Do you have over used muscles or Q joint discomfort? Do we still have no-fault? Q We have a topical pain reliever that delivers targeted pain relief with low A levels of systemic absorption. Using menthol as the active ingredient, it penetrates Yes, but you must seek quickly by providing relief through cold A treatment within 14 days of therapy. Cold therapy works by blocking the an accident. There are also new pain signal that travels up the spinal cord to provisions limiting chiropractic, the brain, a process called Gate Control massage and accupunture. Theory of Pain. Our product reduces pain like ice with out stiffness, skin irritation, numbness,Over or 24,000having to readers remain turnstationary. to Gulf Breeze News each week, Terence A. Gross and our website, Personal Injury Lawyer www.gulfbreezenews.com 917 N. Palafox St. gets over 1 million hits each month. Pensacola, FL 32501 850-434-3333 1177 Gulf Breeze Parkway | 850-677-9340 THESE ADVERTISERS SUPPORT GULF BREEZE SPORTS AND SCHOOL COVERAGE
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The Gulf Breeze SoundWave Band will play songs from spy movies and television shows during their halftime performances, aptly named ‘Spy vs. Spy.’ Neal McLeod, in his 15th year as Band Director, has his 88-member band playing music from Mission Impossible, Secret Agent Man, James Bond, Pink Panther and Live and Let Die. Under the lead of drum major Harley Taylor, the SoundWave Band will also compete at competitions at Troy, Ala. (Oct. 6), Fort Walton Beach (Oct. 13) and a third Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford meet in late October. The 88-member GBHS SoundWave Band will be led this season by senior Harley Taylor (right).
Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Alto Sax Color Guard Front, from left: Morgan Dantin (section leader) and Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Front row (from left): Alexis Stevens and Miranda Andrews. Madison Sago. Back (from left): Julia Morse, Josh Wise, Second row (from left): Jasmine Robinson (captain) and Hank Landrum and Rachel McLeod. Baritone Sax BreAnna Singleton. Back row (from left): Erin Gadboys and Front, from left: Ashley Cecil, Seth Traylor and Colton Printiss. Hailey Lindsey.
Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Clarinets Front row (from left): Ryan Walter, Makenna Powell, Claire Overly, Emma Prater, Emily Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Hoeflich, Mary Kate Higgins, Nick Frye and Jamie Seabrooke. Back row (from left): Gillian Flutes and piccolos Werner (section leader), Melody McLeod (section leader), Stuart Campbell and Don Tran. From left: Lindsey Harrison, Morgan Armstrong, Samantha Hoffman, AbbyLee Dobson, Ian Not shown: David Crowhurst Gruenloh, Natalie Tobin, Caitlyn Gill, Mallory DeMotts and Lauren DeSeno (section leader).
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Percussion From left: Jeremy Lawrence, Kayle Figueirdo, Kaela Carpenter, Thomas Roane, Jake Okrzesik, Regan Beard, Tristan Dopyera, Aaron Shirar, Raleigh Hooks, Kevin Miller, Michael Utsey, Jake Wilson, Ryan Bourgeois, Ryoma Hashida, Mackenzie Wilson and Yianni Whisler. Not shown: Sydney Dawson.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Marching French Horns Front, from left: Victoria Attaway and Sara Fabbro. Second row: Sierra Gardner and Seb Jones. Third row: Peter Hahn. Top: Christina Rutherford (section leader).
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News SoundWave staff Tenor Sax From left: Band Director Neal McLeod and Ashton Conley. Back row (from left) Chris From left: Robyn Miller (section leader), Bryce Jefferson, DJ Vann, Parker Smith and Cantin, Assistant Band Director Jason Olson and Jerry Holzworth. Madison DeMotts.
Trombones From left: Ben Gough, San Dantin, Kurtis McKissack (section leader), Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Brandon Bell, Trumpets John Schuster From left: Zachary Green, Savannah Goette, Troy Lebourdais, Andrew Carney, Josh Martin, Photo courtesy of Nolan Blackford, Nevie Shaffer, Nathaniel Benge, Susie Harris and Amelia Leenig. Back: Bill Rutherford Kaitlyn Gifford (section leader).
Photo courtesy of Bill Rutherford Tubas From left: Nick Lloyd, Brock Edmundson, Tyler Fisher (section leader) and Sam Martin.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6 C August 23, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS V-BALL: Lady Dolphins look for a return trip to state Continued from page 1C “(Alex) is going to have a fantastic year,” Sellers said of last year’s only “The seniors really want to prove that full-season sophomore. “They’re both last year wasn’t a fluke,” said ninth year doing a fabulous job.” head coach Waynn Sellers, whose squad Senior Anna Bailey, who had the best ran stadiums every Friday in the summer match of her career in last year’s state and trained in the gym on Wednesdays. semifinal win, will be the team’s opposite They capped off their summer with a hitter, along with junior Emily Arnold. sixth place finish (out of 55 teams) at a “She (Bailey) is going to be the camp at the University of Florida. surprise of the team – but not to us “The big reason we go down there coaches or the other players of the (UF camp) is to see what we need to team,” said Sellers, adding that Arnold work on,” Sellers said. “Defense was the was the team’s best blocker at the priority. I thought we did pretty good.” University of Florida camp. Of the 14 players on the 2012, eight of Senior Allison Proctor will be back them were in Kissimmee last November as the team’s libero, while fellow senior when Merritt Island beat GBHS in four Sara Spillers, one of the team’s captains games for the 4A state championship. (along with Bailey) will lead a group of “That experience – you can’t beat defensive specialists. it,” Sellers said. “Now we want the rest Juniors Lexi Kuhn and Elizabeth of them to get a taste of it.” Spence will also see time in the back, Of those eight, six of them are along with first-year GBHS player Kassie seniors, led by outside hitters Caitlin Oldham, the team’s only sophomore. Chapman and Ally Hurd. Chapman has “(Oldham) is going to be a been on varsity since her freshman year. superstar,” Sellers said. “She reminds Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Junior Laura Riney, one of five players me a lot of (2011 grad Alison) Milam.” New banner to move up from the 2011 junior varsity Sellers will look to use his defensive Current team captains Sara Spillers (left) and Anna Bailey (right) hold the banner of last year s state runner up team, will also see time on the outside. specialists a little more this season to team, which will be hoisted in the gym this week. Also pictured are (from left): fellow returning 2011 players Sage “Those three don’t make a lot of give Hurd and Chapman more rest. Dunne, Ally Hurd, Allison Proctor, Caitlin Chapman, Savannah Johnson and Alex Karcher. mistakes,” Sellers said. The Lady Dolphins’ schedule could Savannah Johnson is another of the be the toughest in school history. Local team’s six seniors. She’ll be a setter out 2011 teams Tate, Washington and of the back row, while junior Sage Catholic dot the schedule, along with Dunne, who was called up to varsity Panama City Mosley, Niceville, before their postseason run, will set in Tallahassee Leon and Hoover from the front row. “We’re trying something Birmingham, Ala. different this year,” Sellers said of the “You can’t get better if you don’t two setter offense. play good teams,” Sellers said. “We’ve Sellers said Hurd will be the team’s broken down the season into four parts third setter in case of an emergency. – preseason, regular season, districts They’ll be taking place of last year’s and state. We’re just going to take it setter Taylor Linton, who’s now one step at a time.” playing at Pensacola State College. Tryouts for the junior varsity and Another hole to fill is in the middle, ninth grade teams will be this week. where graduating senior Caroline Ennis “We’ve got to play defense. Our played last year. She’s now playing at offense has always been pretty the University of Mobile. consistent. As long as we don’t panic, I A pair of juniors – Alex Karcher and think there’s a chance we can win every Mollie Johnson – will field that spot. night,” Sellers said.
“The seniors really want to prove that last year wasn’t a fluke...That experience (state tournament) – you can’t beat it. Now we want the rest of them to get a taste of it.” Submitted Photo – Waynn Sellers Lady Dolphin seniors Caitlin Chapman (left) and Ally Hurd were two of only four girls selected through High GBHS head volleyball coach Performance to train at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista this summer. It was great to represent the entire Gulf Coast Region all the way in California and show them what Florida girls can do, Chapman said.
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360 Observation charged with aggravated bat- tery after attempting to retrieve an intoxicated man from walk- wheel offers ing on Via de Luna. The two men were at a party when one of the men got upset and left perspectives the party. The first man said he For my birthday last week, some friends took me tried to get the man to return to for a ride on the 360 Observation Wheel. Three of us Photos by Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News the party at approximately 5 piled into one of the 42 air conditioned booths for four a.m. but the second man “round trips” 200 feet above the ground. Into the first charged at him. The first man rotation the wheel stopped to let some folks on and we took a swing at the second were at the very top. That was very cool. I saw a man, knocking him uncon- School starts, scious. view of Pensacola Beach and Gulf Breeze that I had not seen before then. Sure, I had passed over in an air- The victim was transported plane, but this experience allowed more time to soak in to Gulf Breeze Hospital and the view. Up. down, forward and backward we rode. diagnosed with a broken jaw. emptying beaches John I took some pictures. I still need to post them to facebook. What I noticed was that as the wheel rotat- Bayer, 20 of ed, the angle changed just enough to continue to give a Pensacola fresh perspective. I would think to myself, “in just a Beach was minute, I’ll get a really good picture” and then it charged with would be too different that I wouldn’t want one. Or, I aggravated would think “I guess I will get that picture next go battery. around,” when all of a sudden it would look better than In a sepa- I imagined. I loved that these “round trips” gave me a rate incident, new and fresh perspective on our town. Escambia Bayer I think we all might need some round trips in our Sheriff’s lives. Sometimes we need to see life from a different deputies arrested a man sus- vantage point. In today’s political climate, it is helpful The school year started Monday and by Tuesday, pected of punching his female to try to see something from the right or left. Our van- the crowds on Pensacola Beach were few and far companion in the Flounder’s tage point can affect how we see right and wrong, too. between. Large expanses of beach were sparsely parking lot. I think of Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables and wonder dotted with beachgoers, the Gulfside Pavilion had The incident occurred about the cost of a loaf of bread and the penalty for no one resting on its benches and there was plen- Sunday, Aug. 19 at about 6 stealing it. I think about how really good artists can ty of parking to be had in the Casino Beach park- p.m. A witness saw man strike utilize the idea of perspective to give depth to a two ing lot. the woman in the face with a closed fist. The woman subse- dimensional drawing. Up, down, right, and left can The summer isn’t officially over until Labor Day, have tremendous impacts on how we see where we quently fell to the ground. The but the beginning of school prevents many fami- 44-year-old Pensacola man live and work. lies from coming to enjoy local beaches. Another 360 observation I made was that each trip was charged with battery. was a little different. The cars would move in the parking lot. The people would enter a restaurant or leave a store. The clouds were on the move and so After 30 years, were the people. An osprey made a great pass, but it didn’t last. In life, I believe that each pass gives us a unique view of the situation. Variable have changed Island Style to leave and our view is just a little bit different. When I read the Bible, each pass gives me a little bit different take. When we spend time with people, we can learn just a little bit more because as the wheel of time passes, life Pensacola Beach changes. Lastly, the ride was not free and doesn’t last forever. BY LISA NEWELL A the space will help in the payment After four or five rotations, we had to come back down Gulf Breeze News fixture of the license. to reality. We had only paid for one trip and that was [email protected] onElbert said the store began in enough. It cost $15 bucks to ride the wheel; it costs Pensa- 1982 in the old Surf and Sand cot- some pride and time to recognize that your viewpoint cola Beach is closing its doors after tages.The store employes 15, seven needs a tune up. In life we can’t remain as stoic 30 years. of whom are full time. observers. We have to engage life where the prover- Island Style, the clothing and “We have employed three gen- bial rubber meets the road. We have to stop spinning souvenir shop adjacent to erations of my family,” Elbert said. and move forward. It’s great to get a different per- Flounder’s Chowder House, is Martin said the Flounder’s gift spective on life, but you need to put that perspective to moving aside to make room for an shop will offer beach beverages, use. Let it change you and how you interact with the expansion by master leaseholder bait, snow cones and sundries, world. Flounder’s. “filled with the best of Fred Whether you are a fan of that wheel that has Flounder’s proprietor Amy Flounders souvenirs.” changed the skyline of Pensacola Beach or not, you Martin said the space will become Island Style will operate through can appreciate that it gives us all pause to consider that a gift shop. October and is discounting mer- we all need some round trips to give us a fresh and dif- “Yes , we opted to take over the chandise. ferent perspective on life at the beach. I, for one, am Island Style space. Jeff Elbert has The new venture is expected to glad it is here and will be ever reminded that I need to been a wonderful tenant for over welcome visitors in spring of 2013. take an occasional time out to get a better vision for 30 years but we also hold a very Flounder’s has over 500,000 visi- Lisa Newell/Gulf Breeze News my life. expensive liquor license that tors annually. Island Style will be leaving Pensacola Beach after operating for Love one. Love another. includes that space. Our projec- Island Style has several sister 30 years. Flounder’s Chowder House will expand to offer a gift tions has shown that a better use of stores in the surrounding area. shop in the space.
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