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April 18, 2013 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ SRIA ‘She is lucky to be alive’ Local’s niece escapes injury in Boston Marathon bombings

BY MAT PELLEGRINO gives Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The events that unfolded at the Boston Marathon on Monday were Area residents up on felt all around the world, and even shared their here locally. prayers on Christina and John Broxson Graffiti Bridge. were sitting in their home office Blues when they received a phone call she had been injured in the bomb- the race," John said during a phone said that Myers, who is from they thought they would never get. ings. interview with the Gulf Breeze Kansas City, Miss., crossed the The person on the other end was Butler told the Broxson’s about News. "She gave us ample notice. finish line about eight minutes BY PAM BRANNON Santa Rosa Fran Butler, Christina's sister. the bombings. John said he had not "She (Butler) said 'there's been before the first bomb exploded. He Gulf Breeze News Island Authority Butler’s daughter, Bethany Myers, heard about the incident at the fin- an explosion there in Boston, and [email protected] Executive was running in the Boston ish line before the phone call. they didn't know any details." John See Family, Page 7A Director Buck Marathon, and she wasn’t sure if "We knew she was running in Lee had been spearheading a campaign to raise enough pri- vate funds to allow the Blue Angels to still hold their air show over Pensacola Beach even if the Navy canceled the official annual show Gun locks down OBE financed by the Navy. But moments before last week's Santa Rosa Island Authority meeting Lee received an email from the Bus driver alerted school spokesperson for the Navy Air Command saying the Blue Angels would not be to potential threat allowed to do an individual private shows this year spon- BY MAT PELLEGRINO The school went into lockdown sored by individual commu- Gulf Breeze News at 2 p.m. and a deputy responded nities. [email protected] to the area where the person Lee told the board that he allegedly had a gun. The officer had "numerous people come Oriole Beach Elementary was unable to locate the person. School went into temporary lock- Joey Harrell, the assistant Lee forward and offer to help sponsor an air show of the down on April 11 after a district superintendent for the district said Blues over Pensacola Beach -- businesses that school bus driver reported seeing a that the lock down, although nerve said they would help sponsor it if we got the man with a gun near the school. wracking, was handled profes- green light from the Navy. We even received a According to superintendent of sionally and quickly. call from Gene Valentino, Escambia County schools, Tim Wyrosdick, the bus “(Assistant Principal) Josh Commissioner, this week asking what the coun- driver allegedly saw someone with McGrew handled the situation in ty could do to help make the Blues air show a gun off of Laurel Drive, which is an efficient manner,” Harrell said. a half a mile from the school. As soon as Harrell heard about over the Beach happen. But the email I received Photo by Mathew Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News just before the meeting says it is not the position “Because it was in such a close the situation, he notified all buses of the Navy that private funding of a Blue Parents wait patiently outside of Oriole Beach Elementary School proximity to the school, it was put on April 11 after the school went into lock down. into lockdown,” Wyrosdick said. See School, Page 3A See Lee, Page 2A

Distracted drivers wreck, Pensacola Beach 7 now vying for Relays for Life District 2 seat close bridge on Saturday Both vehicles had a total of seven peo- From Staff Reports BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News ple inside of them, and none of them More candidates have jumped into the District 2 [email protected] reported injuries. race to fill the empty seat left by the late Clay The Milton driver was cited for care- Ford. Several traffic accidents caused less driving. Jeremy Lau formally announced his intent to delays and headaches for beachgoers Another accident that occurred two run for the empty District 2 seat as a democrat on and residents on Saturday, temporarily hours later on the Pensacola Bay Bridge April 12, while Ed Gray made it onto the candi- shutting down both lanes of the stopped motorists from entering dates list late last week. Pensacola Bay Bridge. Pensacola. Fred Gant originally announced he wanted to The four accidents resulted in three According to the accident report, run for the seat, but decided against the decision people sent to area hospitals for their Tommy Mitchell, a Mobile, Ala. resi- last week. injuries. No major injuries were report- dent was distracted by a fisherman reel- Currently there are seven individuals who are in ed. ing in a fish on the fishing bridge adja- the running for the seat officially. According to the Gulf Breeze Police cent to the bay bridge when he ran into Lau is currently the only democrat in the race accident reports, the first traffic snarl the back of a vehicle driven by Alex for District 2. that occurred happened at 2:15 p.m. in Carmona of Cantonment. which a 23-year-old Milton resident Mitchell was reportedly going about The Pensacola Beach Relay for Life was held April reportedly rear ended another vehicle 25 mph when he struck the rear end of 12-13 at the Gulfside Pavilion. while stuck in traffic. The report indi- Carmona's Lincoln. The report indicated The event brought out dozens of people, who circled cated that the male driver was not pay- that the impact disabled Carmona's the pavilion to help raise cancer awareness, and also ing attention when he saw traffic mov- vehicle. to help fund cancer research. ing beside him, and accelerated, striking Mitchell was cited for careless driv- a vehicle driven by a Pensacola man. ing. Photo by Mat Pellegrino | GBN See Three, Page 3A home!

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A April 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lee: Civilian air show the new Blues? Calendar of Meetings Continued from page 1A to Lee last Wednesday after- we could even get the Blue once, and each has to train 11 noon. Other communities Angels to come out and sign hours a month.” around the country made simi- some autographs,” Lee said. Board member Fred Gant Angels Air Show is not a fea- Monday, April 22 sible option,” Lee said. lar requests of sponsoring the SRIA Board member Dave said he didn’t think the Island The SRIA board already Blue Angels show privately. Pavlock said he knew it must Authority should limit their Commissioner Committee, 9 a.m., SRC had budgeted $150,000 toward The Navy has canceled all not have been an easy decision options for a replacement Administrative Center, Board Room Blue Angels Air Shows for by the Navy. event over that weekend. the annual Air Show, as usual. Tuesday, April 23 But Lee had planned to ask the 2013, blaming the cancellation “With all the missile threats “We should not look at just SRIA board for the authority on the Sequestration cuts by coming from North Korea a civilian air show. We may Board of Adjustments, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City to move forward with a the Federal Government. right now, they have to decide want to add a concert to the Hall, Council Chambers fundraising campaign to raise “They even canceled their what their priority is, and they schedule, or something else.” Wednesday, April 24 funds to cover all expenses of Homecoming Show at NAS in certainly have more important Pavlock suggested that Lee the show - at least a million November,” Lee said. The things to worry about than an look into the costs of having a Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board, 8:30 a.m., dollars. “I had even though we Blue Angels have been hold- air show over Pensacola civilian air show, as well as Public Services Conference Room could do what some other air ing Air Shows for 60 years. Beach.” other options to hold on the Lee suggested to the SRIA The board asked if there Beach over the weekend origi- SRIA Committee Meeting, 5 p.m., Authority Meeting shows do – charge for people Room to attend,” Lee said. “Some board that to replace the Blue was a chance of the Blues at nally scheduled for Blue other communities charge up Angels Air Show in July the least practicing their training Angels fly-overs and air show Parks and Recreation, 5:30 p.m., County Administrative Center to $25 to attend an air show.” Island Authority could hold a exercises over Pensacola and bring his report back to Lt. Aaron Kakiel, civilian air show, with a spe- Beach. Lee said the Blues do the SRIA board at the next Thursday, April 25 spokesperson for the Navy’s cial reception on Friday that have to keep up their training, committee meeting in April. GBA Chamber Business After Hours, 5:30 p.m. - 7 Air Command, sent the email weekend for the Blue Angels. but “I am told they are only The rest of the board agreed “Then maybe on Saturday allowed to fly two planes at unanimously. p.m., Harbourtown Office Complex SRC School Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., School Board Two drivers flee accident scenes this week and Superintendent’s Office

Two drivers fled on foot this An employee at a business run and DUI. past week, rather than face the reported that a personal bottle of Gulf A North Sunset Drive resident consequences of the accidents Adderall was taken from a shelf Breeze reported burglary of an unlocked they were involved in. However, during a shift. Police vehicle. A wallet was taken. both were apprehended and A 31-year-old Navarre A Breeze Drive resident, charged. woman was charged with mari- Report Sarah Damario, 23, was charged juana and drug paraphernalia with grand theft auto. Information provided by Wednesday, April 10 possession at 11:41 p.m. Gulf Breeze Police Department A Valencia Drive resident reported burglary of an unlocked Employees at Beach Friday, April 12 vehicle. Community Bank reported crim- Christopher Pichotta, 25 of Whataburger employees inal mischief to a sign valued at A 21-year-old Gulf Breeze Pensacola was charged with DUI reported a crash where one driv- $50. The words “do not” were man fled the scene of an accident at 3:36 a.m. er fled the scene. A 23-year-old Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Innerlight Surf Shop reported blacked out of a sign that said at the intersection of Shoreline male was charged at 11:45 p.m. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. theft of a $150 surfboard that “do not feed feral cats.” Drive and Fairpoint but was with hit and run and driving with Felonies Street, Navarre, failure to At 10:59 p.m., Mario located because his name and was being worked on outside the a suspended driver license. shop at 2 p.m. 4/12/2013 appear Copeland, 27 of Pensacola was address were left inside the vehi- Damario, Sarah Adams, arrested for habitual driving with cle. The man was charged with Monday, April 15 Sunday, April 14 W/F, 23, 10 block of Breeze DUIs a suspended license, a felony. hit and run, driving with a sus- Street, Gulf Breeze, grand theft 4/12/2013 pended license and arrested for Two suspicious males were of motor vehicle Estess, George Clayton, Thursday, April 11 an active warrant from central The driver of a vehicle seen in the 200 block of Florida involved in a crash in the Naval W/M, 21, 60 block of Shoreline Florida. Ave. A 16-year-old Pensacola Estess, George Clayton, Drive, Gulf Breeze, DUI with Live Oaks at 3:40 a.m. fled the A Highpoint Drive resident youth was arrested on an out- W/M, 21, 60 block of Shoreline serious bodily injury reported fraudulent credit card Saturday, April 13 scene but was apprehended. standing warrant. Drive, Gulf Breeze, hit and run use. Shon Lambert, 32 of Pensacola ■ Beach was charged with hit and Coburger, Jennifer Marie, Note: All arrest and police W/F, 24, 7000 block of reports published in Gulf Blackjack Circle, Navarre, pro- Breeze News are public record bation violation and do not imply guilt. All sus- DEATHS pects are presumed innocent 4/15/2013 until proven and/or adjudicated John Peter Fox, Jr. married in May of 1961. John did when he was in the Marine Sydney Bouterie (Florida) and Jackson, Jonathan Brice, guilty in a court of law. the first night landing on the Kitty Corps. He graduated from beloved nieces, nephews and B/M, 25, 8000 block of Estrada John Peter Fox, Jr. of Gulf Hawk carrier and served as the Washington High School and cousins. Breeze, after 96 full years of life, “Skipper” (Commanding Officer) attended Columbia University. He was preceded in death by died peacefully on Monday, of the USS Independence CV62 Lou owned a business until he his father, Joseph Skirchak, his March 25, 2013. He was born in aircraft carrier from 1966-67. In retired in 1992 and he and Faye grandmother, Anna Gula, and his Buffalo, NY, in 1916, son to the 1972, Captain John P.Fox retired moved to Gulf Breeze. beloved dog, Andy. GULF BREEZE FIRE REPORT late John P.Fox and Genevieve as the Chief of Staff to Lou enjoyed boating and fish- Growing up in Wilkes-Barre, Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue Katherine Fischer. He is prede- Commander Naval Air Training at ing, was an excellent cook and Pa., Joe was an avid baseball ceased by his wife, Geraldine Pensacola NAS and the family travelled extensively and his player from Little League days to During the week of April 9 “Jerry” Twiford Fox, and sister moved to Gulf Breeze. During favorite sport was Formula 1 adulthood. His love for sports through April 14, the Gulf Jeanne Fox Brennan. retirement, he remained active Grand Prix Racing. continued Breeze Fire and Rescue John will be remembered as and served on the Gulf Breeze He was preceded in death by throughout his responded to a total of 30 an exceptional patriot, a doting City Council and was instrumen- his parents, Olga and Henry life and he calls. father and husband, and a devout tal in the building of the new Parnisari. enjoyed the Five were medical, six police station. He devoted a great opportunities Catholic. After graduating from Survivors include: the love of mutual aid to Midway, five deal of time to family activities, his life, his best friend and devot- to be an assis- the University of moving vehicle accidents, Notre Dame in including sailing and water skiing. ed wife of 50 years, Faye; aunts tant coach for three activated fire alarms, rescues. 1938, he initially John was an avid racquet ball and uncles, Millicent and Milan his son and To learn more about Gulf player and golfer, and enjoyed granddaughter. five mutual aids to applied his B.S. Elibasich, Irma Yovanovich, Albert Breeze Fire & Rescue, visit working in the yard. He never lost Godra, Lori and Tony Tokarski; Joe loved Pensacola Beach, four pub- in Commerce as Skirchak their web page at www.city- a comptroller his flair for numbers, spending his and his precious god-son, Milan. singing. He lic assistants and two water ofgulfbreeze.com/firedept/in and auditor. As retirement years investing. He Trahan Family Funeral Home was a member WWII was a long-time and devoted is in charge of arrangements. and sang tenor in the choirs of approached, member of St. Ann’s Catholic Graveside services were held St. John’s Russian Orthodox however, his Church. on Tuesday, April 9, 2013 at Church in Nanticoke, Pa. and focus shifted to Fox, Jr. John will be deeply missed Barrancas National Cemetery later of St. Seraphim Orthodox the Navy’s flight and remembered by his daugh- with Chaplain Ed Norris officiat- Cathedral in Dallas, Tex. He grad- program where he discovered his ter, Pamela Fox Weber, his son, ing. uated from Hanover Township Gulf Breeze passion for flying and earned his John Peter “Pete” Fox, III, daugh- Pallbearers will be: Beth High School in 1965 and wings in November of 1941. As a ter-in-law Julie Knight Fox, grand- Gunniss, Ben Gunniss, Tom received an Associate’s Degree FLASHBACKS fighter pilot in WWII, he served in son, John Peter “Jack” Fox IV, Papoulias, Lt. Col. Chris Quick from Penn State (Wilkes-Barre the Pacific theatre and became a and granddaughter, Elizabeth USA, Dr. Nat Rickoff, and Tony Campus). Joe began his career Everett Fox. at the Nanticoke Rehabilitation squadron leader and night fighter. Tokarski. District 6940, which spans A memorial ceremony will be In lieu of flowers, donations Center. He went on to become Eight years ago He received two Air Medals for from Lake City, Fla. to his efforts. He flew over twenty celebrated at the small chapel at may be made to Pensacola an Investigations Analyst with the April 21, 2005 GBN Perdido Key. Navy planes during his career St. Ann’s Catholic Church on Beach Community Church build- Federal Government, retiring The Gulf Breeze Hospital (many of which are on display at Daniel Drive, at 11 a.m. on April ing fund, 920 Panferio Drive, from a distinguished career in and Gastroenterology Pensacola’s Naval Flight 27, 2013, with a lunch reception Pensacola Beach, FL 32561. 2010. Joe’s true love in life was Associates joined to bring One year ago Museum), and earned many to follow. All friends of the Fox Special thanks to dear friends, spending time with loved ones. an endoscopy center to April 19, 2012 GBN family are welcome to attend and His faith in God, kindness, play- awards, including the Legion of Beth and Jan Gunniss and Gulf Breeze. It was A new traffic signal was honor John’s life. John and his fulness, willingness to help oth- Merit, a Navy Commendation Bobbie and Tom Papoulias for planned to offer outpatient scheduled to be installed Medal, a Navy Unit wife Jerry will be interned togeth- their love and support. Also, ers, and optimistic attitude made services and provide office on U.S. Highway 98 at the Commendation, a Joint Service er at Ft. Barrancas, Pensacola thanks to the "Angels" at Joyce him a true friend to all who knew intersection of Country Commendation Medal, and the NAS, in the Colum burial. In lieu Goldenburg Covenant Hospice. him. He will be missed. space for physicians. The Presidential Unit Citation. John of flowers, please remember how Visitation was held on April 16, 8,000 square foot facility Club Road and Greenbriar Parkway east of Gulf attended the Naval Intelligence much he loved to fly and donate Joseph Skirchak 2013 at Rose Lawn Funeral was scheduled to be locat- School and learned French at the in his honor to the National Flight Home in Gulf Breeze. Services ed on the northeast corner Breeze in an effort to Naval Language School, graduat- Academy, 1 Fetterman Way, NAS followed at the funeral home. improve motorist and Joseph Skirchak of Navarre, of the Gulf Breeze Hospital ing in 1948. He adapted his Pensacola 32508 www.nation- In lieu of flowers, Joe’s family Florida went home to Heaven on campus. pedestrian safety in the French to Spanish when he was alflightacademy.com. asks that you please consider a April 10, 2013. He spent his last area. selected to be the Deputy Naval donation to the American Heart days with his cousin Mike on a -Melanie Kormondy Attaché in Madrid and became Association. Five years ago Louis Parnisari Powers road trip doing something he fluent. He met his wife, Geraldine Arrangements entrusted to 1932-2013 loved – playing golf! April 17, 2008 GBN Twiford, on a carrier stop in 1957 Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Joe is survived by his mother The Rotary Club of Gulf when she was teaching English Gulf Breeze. You may offer con- Louis Parnisari Powers, 80, Elizabeth Sarochinksy, brother Breeze was awarded the in Osawa, Japan. The first time dolences, share memories and concluded his courageous 31 John Sarochinsky and his wife, Rotary Club of the Year for he saw her, he said “Oh boy, sign the guestbook at year battle with heart disease on Kim, sister Larissa Adams District 6940. This award that’s for me!” They reconnected www.roselawn-fh.com. April 3, 2013. (Pennsylvania), son Joey was given to only four clubs in Newport, Rhode Island the fol- Lou was a member of St. Skirchak (Texas), daughter lowing year, as he completed the out of the 49 clubs in the George Serbian Orthodox Michaelene Bouterie and her Naval War College, and were Church. He served in Korea husband, Jim, granddaughter

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 18, 2013 3A School alerted parents through call out system

Continued from page 1A Terry Hicks, a parent of a n't be told out in the parking ing at home for the bus,” Hicks gun near the playground, but no student at Oriole Beach lot,” she said. “I received a call said. one was found,” MacWhinnie in the south end to stay clear of Elementary said that the staff at on my home phone at 2:48 p.m. Other parents took to said. “I was pleased with the the area until the situation was the school executed the lock- and I understand that some par- Facebook to share their school taking this seriously, but handled. down quickly and handled the ents were upset because a call thoughts about the events that relieved it turned out to be noth- Harrell said that the school situation in a constructive man- wasn't made sooner. Again, my unfolded. ing.” did not release students, despite ner. opinion, remember the number Jane MacWhinnie said she Crystal Anderson, who has a the fact that the school was “OBE admin did an excellent one goal should be to secure the received a phone call from the child at the school said she was about to let out, until the district job under the circumstances in facility, ensure the safety of the school district alerting of her glad that nothing happened and got the all clear. my opinion,” Hicks said. “The children and staff.” what happened about 45 min- that the school and deputies He said that parents were number one goal should be to Hicks said that goal was utes after the incident occurred. acted upon it quickly. notified via the school’s call out secure the facility and the safe- accomplished. She also said her parents “My child attends school, system about the lock down. ty of everyone there.” “I believe that was done. I were told about the incident and I'm glad officials played it “The call out is a school- Hicks said that when she am not sure sending a message when they arrived to pick the safe, not sorry,” Anderson said. based decision,” Harrell said. came to pick up her child, she out to everyone immediately student up from school. One parent on Facebook told “The call out system is a very was not alerted by staff of what should be an issue, since those “They were told it was a Gulf Breeze News that students powerful tool, and something happened just moments earlier. who are picking children up are report of a kid with maybe a in her child’s classroom were schools use on a daily basis.” “I understood why we could- there already, in route or wait- BB, paintball, or air soft type crying during the lock down.

City OKs space for Energy Conservation Center St. Francis BY MELANIE KORMONDY After dis- About a month ago Dave Robau, Memorandum of Agreement and a letter Gulf Breeze News cussion at Executive Director of Gulf Coast Energy to the Department of Environmental Drive closes [email protected] theNetwork (GCEN), advised Eddy that Protection, pledging the city for no more Wednesday, there is a United States Department of than $500,000 in cost for the construc- for repairs April 10 Agriculture grant program for building tion of the Phase II Stormwater Projects. Executive Session, the City Council centers where best energy conservation The project will mitigate the stormwa- St. Francis Drive from voted at Monday’s meeting in one practices can be demonstrated. GCEN is ter around the Center Street area and the McClure to Plantation Hill motion to approve the consent agenda interested in constructing the center and area around Nightingale Drive. Road was closed starting items. has proposed that the city partner with “We are pleased to go forth with this,” Tuesday, April 16, and will The items included to hold a Town the agency in the grant application said Eddy. “BP (British Petroleum) remain closed through Meeting at City Hall on Monday, May 6 process, and donate land. money will be spent through the DEP Tuesday, April 22 for road at 6 p.m., to precede the regularly sched- The council also met as the (Department of Environmental reconstruction. uled City Council Meeting at 6:30 p.m. Community Redevelopment Agency and Protection) in the City of Gulf Breeze.” The City of Gulf Breeze the same day. authorized Utility Service Company to The remaining cost is estimated is urging motorists to utilize Also, the council approved the com- repair the storm water inlet structure at upwards of $1,570,827. different routes around the mitment of the area west of the Public the intersection of Soundview Trail and Also, the council granted a change construction site. Services Building for use as an Energy the Harbourtown entrance. order to install 4,200 feet of two-inch For more information, Conservation Center for inclusion in a In other news, the council authorized gas main from 117 Sabine Drive to 258 call the city at 934-5100. USDA grant application. Mayor Beverly Zimmern to sign a Sabine Drive on Pensacola Beach. Tiger Point: More repairs scheduled

BY MELANIE KORMONDY on Tiger Point East Course make more money,” added repairs are a sort of “explorato- Gulf Breeze News holes eight and 13 at his quoted Henderson. ry surgery” since they will not [email protected] price of $46,500. Foster Eddy said that if the city know the extent of damage due repaired the seawalls at holes wants to invite people to use the to mold and termites until they The city has decided to move four and five about a month ago. facilities, they should be in “tip- are able to remove wallpaper, forward with more repairs to the Councilman Joe Henderson top” shape. clean up sheetrock, clean out Tiger Point Golf Course in said that Foster did “a really Also, the council authorized termites, and make minor order to get it running as soon as good job with the seawalls that Mattair Construction Co. to pro- repairs. possible. he has already replaced.” ceed with the repairs to the A contract was also awarded On Monday’s City Council “I hate spending the money Tiger Point main clubhouse, to Bug Out Pest Control to pro- Meeting, the council authorized this way, but the sooner we get satellite pro shop and outlying vide Sentricon termite preven- Charles Foster to proceed with that golf course up to par, I restroom and pumphouse. tion system with annual renewal the repairs to the retaining walls believe that we are going to Eddy commented that the treatments. Texacos reopen with new leases

FROM STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News [email protected] 2 0 % O f f The bags have been lifted To t a l S a l e off of the gas pump handles and it's business as usual at the w i t h t h i s a d three Texaco stations in the Gulf Breeze area. Over a month and a half Harbourtown Unit 25 ● 913 GB Pkwy. ● Gulf Breeze, Florida ago, all of the Texaco stations (850) 255-9273 ● fairhopeconnection.com in the area closed because of what the manager of the loca- tions claimed was a dramatic hike in the rent from the prop- Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News erty owners. The Texaco Station in the city limits reopened on Friday, April 12. Signs were hung outside of the station in Gulf Breeze ear- lier in April announcing that buildings decided to raise rent was anywhere from 10 to 15 The building in the city lim- the location would be opening by $8,000 a month. years. its is owned by Panhandle soon, but it did not specify a The decision forced the “We came out with a differ- Commercial Properties, LLC date. All three officially locations to close their doors. ent kind of deal,” he said. based out of Lawrenceville, opened again on April 12. But the manager said that he "They have it worked out … Ga. No address or contact Area manager Omer Azhar has worked out a deal with the all I know is we will be open- information was available for told Gulf Breeze News back in property owners for a long ing up, and it will be for a long the company. February that the owner of the term lease, which he explained time." Three charged with careless driving Continued from page 1A accident. vehicle traveling in the inside driving. According to the report, Kyle lane of the bridge behind Ross Gulf Breeze Police also noted Less than an hour later, a Ross made the lane change and struck the Pensacola man's vehi- a minor incident sent a motorcy- Pensacola resident, who made struck a vehicle that was cle. Ross was transported to an clist and the rider's passenger to an erratic lane change from the stopped. The impact from the area hospital for his injuries. the hospital after the bike was outside lane to the inside lane of accident caused the vehicle that The accident caused $10,000 in rear ended on the bridge around the bay bridge heading north- was rear ended to hit the vehicle damage to Ross’ vehicle. The the same time of the other bound caused a four-vehicle in front of it. Also, another driver was cited with careless bridge accidents. Erectile Dysfunction Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health FREE book by doctor reveals what the ftwi"eqorcpkgu"fqpÔv"ycpv"{qw"vq"mpqy# Ft0"Mgxkp"Jqtpud{."OF"yknn"ockn"vjg" rc{" vjg" rquvcig" cpf" jcpfnkpi0" Kh" hktuv"59"ogp"vjcv"tgurqpf"vq"vjku"cf" vjg"rqrwnct"rknnu"fqpÓv"yqtm"hqt"{qw." c"htgg"eqr{"qh"jku"pgy"vjktv{"fqnnct" tgictfnguu" qh" {qwt" cig" qt" ogfkecn" dqqm"ÐC"FqevqtÓu"Iwkfg"vq"Gtgevkng" jkuvqt{" *kpenwfkpi" fkcdgvgu" cpf" F{uhwpevkqp0Ñ"JgÓu"uq"uwtg"vjku"dqqm" rtquvcvg"ecpegt+"{qw"qyg"kv"vq"{qwt/ yknn" ejcpig" {qwt" nkhg" jg" yknn" gxgp" ugnh"cpf"{qwt"ncf{"vq"tgcf"vjku"dqqm0" Ecnn"Vqnn"Htgg"*:22+";82/6477"qt"www.eddoctor.com.

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Photos by Mat Pellegrino | GBN Department. The race helps fund new Elementary school students gym equipment, stop watches and parents took a stroll and activities. through the City of Gulf Over 300 students partici- Breeze on April 10 for the pate in the event according to annual Gulf Breeze GBE Assistant Principal Kim Elementary School Cross McChesney. Students from Country Run. Oriole Beach Elementary, The two-mile run took stu- West Navarre Intermediate, dents of Gulf Breeze West Navarre Primary and Pea Elementary School, and other Ridge Elementary participated area elementary schools, in the run. down to the new community All student participants center, and back to the ele- received a T-shirt. mentary school for the finish. All of the students that fin- Top finishers ished received a ribbon for participating in the race, and prizes were handed out to stu- Top male finisher dents who crossed the finish Ben Hepworth line in first through tenth place in both the boys and Top female finisher girls division. Each of the $6 entry fees Shelby Rowe helped raise money for the Shelby Rowe (fifth grade) was the first girl participant to Kevin and Anana Ryan cheer on Meredith Ryan at the start Physical Education cross the finish line at the annual race. of the race on April 10.

Race coordina- tors speak to stu- dents about the route moments before the start of the race.

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On March 28, Jill Lee led a group of 14 ladies from the Driftwood Garden Club on a lovely day’s trip to Brewton Alabama. Jill lee is vice presi- dent and program chairman of the club and this trip was just one of the outstanding programs 34.99 11.9 9 she arranged this year. Ketel One Fleischmann’s A “Dream Catcher” bus took Vodka Vodka the Garden club group to the Selected Varieties, Or Gin, National Decorations 1.75 L 1.75 L Incorporated (NDI) factory. The tour group saw artificial flowers being hand-made, the arrange- ments which were designed there carefully completed according to the pictures, then beautiful photographs taken on the scene which would appear in 19.9 9 24.99 prestigious national magazines. New Russian The group walked through the Amsterdam Standard warehouse of thousands of Vodka Vodka boxes of arrangement ready to Jackie Zimmern, Pat Landfair, Jill Lee, Ann Hunt, Shari Fulford, Emojean Presley. Margaret Or Gin, 1.75 L be shipped and saw how they James and Marti Vickery ride the Dream Catcher for a field trip. 1.75 L were packed. These trees, plants and flowers were being shipped all over the world. Homeless presents “A Nite at the After the tour the ladies ate Races” fundraiser beginning at 5 lunch at a local restaurant the p.m., Saturday, May 4, at the headed to “The Cracked Pot,” Gregory Street Assembly Hall, the retail store of the factory they 501 East Gregory St, Pensacola. By Betty Archer Allen had visited. After this shopping The evening will kick off with the real Run for the Roses, the [email protected] 12 .9 9 21.99 opportunity, the tired and happy Shellback Captain group returned to Gulf Breeze. Kentucky Derby at 5 p.m. on May 4, followed by eight of our Rum Morgan Spiced Rum Grandparents raising races including 12 horses in each Pensacola Bay Area, was select- gemstones, pendants and find- Spiced or Silver, race. “A Nite at the Races” is ed to be a Ruth S. Shur Fellow ing. Come check out the won- 750 ml Original or Silver, grandchildren 1.75 L Council on Aging of West going to be thoroughbred racing by the League of Women Voters derful variety of items all created Florida will hold the support via DVD projection on a large U.S. The prestigious two-year by the members of the Emerald group meeting for grandparents screen. Advanced tickets for the fellowship will begin with Ms. Coast Bead Society. Show will raising grandchildren on today, evening start at $25 each and Richards attending the Ruth S. be held Saturday May 4 from 9 April 18 at 6 p.m. This meeting include the cost of light hors Shur Institute in Linthicum, Md. am to 5 p.m. at First United is held at Oriole Beach d’oeuvres and “Funny Money” The training there will prepare Methodist Church’s The Wright Elementary School, 1260 Oriole tokens for “wagering”. Cash her to be part of a national team. Place, downtown Pensacola at Beach Road. Bar is available. Proceeds from Richards is a Pensacola native the corner of Wright and 17.9 9 28.99 The group meets the third this event will go to the and a 2003 graduate of Palafox. For further information EscaRosa Coalition on the Pensacola Catholic High School. contact Mary Jordan at 455- Myers’s Glenfiddich Thursday of each month at the Original Scotch same time and location. Other Homeless to benefit local home- She received a BA degree in 6109 or email Rum 12 Year, relatives raising children are also less men, women and children Secondary Education and Social [email protected] 750 ml 750 ml invited. Participation is free, with unmet emergency services Science from Flagler College in including child care. A light such as housing, transportation, St. Augustine in 2007. She is Music Study Club meal will be provided at 5:30 utilities, food, clothing and currently employed as the The Music Study Club will p.m. For more information, con- healthcare. Bridges to Circles Community feature Fiddlin’ Frances tact 432-1475 or visit Parade of Prizes will occur at Organizer with Catholic Michaels at its program on www.coawfla.org. the end of the evening. Wear Charities of Northwest Florida. Wednesday May 8 at Pleitz your best “Derby” Hat/Outfit to Richards is a member of the Chapel, First Baptist Church in Pensacola Area vie for prizes for Best Derby Pensacola Young Professionals downtown Pensacola. Michaels Male, Female and Group. Get a Quality of Life Team, United will perform and discuss folk- 21.99 31.99 Christian Women’s chance to meet Tuffy a real Way of Escambia County’s violin music in a program enti- The Glenlivet Connection American Quarter Horse, who Emerging Leadership Society, tled “From Scotland and Ireland Black Grouse Scotch Pensacola Area Christian supports education by support- and is the president of the Toast to Bluegrass Kentucky.” Scotch 12 Year, Women’s Connection welcome ing the teachers students. The of the Coast Toastmasters Club. Refreshments and coffee is 750 ml 750 ml Women of Influence modeling cost of owning your own horse The Ruth S. Shur Fellowship served at 10 a.m. and the pro- fashions by Chico’s Friday, April and stable is $25. The name of has been made possible by a gram begins at 10:30 a.m. The 19, 10 a.m. to noon at the your horse and your stable will generous financial gift by Walter event is free and the public is Pensacola Yacht Club, 1897 be included in the Official Race Shur of Pittsboro, NC in honor cordially invited. Cypress St. Guest speaker, Janet Program. If your horse wins the of his late wife, Ruth, a promi- Michaels is a Florida native McGraw of Roswell, Ga. will race, you will receive a prize nent LWV member with a Bachelor of Music degree shares, “Finally! I got what I (gift certificate or merchandise.) from Loyola University of New wanted and so much more!” For additional information, Emerald Coast Bead Orleans. She has been a resident 20.99 29.99 Special music by Bonnie please contact Chairperson Society of Pensacola since 1979 and per- Crown Woodford Wooton, lead singer for Lookin’ Tammy Byrer at 384-9381 The Emerald Coast Bead forms regularly in the violin sec- Royal Reserve Up Quartet. Public welcome. Society presents their Annual tion of the Pensacola Symphony Original or Maple, Bourbon Cost $18. On-Site nursery avail- Pensacola Panhellenic Spring Show featuring hand- Orchestra. She won the Florida 750 ml 750 ml able. For info or reservations call Alumnae Association crafted jewelry, batik clothing folk-fiddling contest at White Barbara Udit 850-384-6941 or The Pensacola Panhellenic and macrame items, soft-sculp- Springs, FL in 1991 and in Peggy Carlson 850-968-2636 or Alumnae Association will hold ture dolls, purses, paintings and 1995. She also won the South email Sandy Wells at well- its annual sorority recruitment other artistic creations. Also Alabama Fiddling contest in [email protected]. PCWC is an information session on Monday, available are glass and lamp- 1993. On this occasion she was affiliate of the International May 13, 6 p.m., at Trinity work beads, dichroic beads, the first woman ever to win that Stonecroft Ministries. Presbyterian Church Parlor, competition. 3400 Bayou Blvd., Pensacola. 18 .9 9 24.99 League of Women All Escambia/Santa Rosa high Ezra Brooks Bulleit Voters Pensacola school senior women and cur- Bourbon Bourbon Bay Area rent college women interested in 1.75 L 750 ml “Human Trafficking: Modern NPC sorority recruitment are Day Slavery” will be discussed invited to attend, along with by Escambia County Sheriff their parents. For additional David Morgan at the League of information and the Pensacola Women Voters meeting on Panhellenic recruitment registra- Saturday, April 20, at the Lucia tion form, please visit our web- M. Tryon Library, 1200 Langley site at www.pensacolapanhel- Ave. Coffee will be served at lenic-.weebly.com or contact our The Music Study 13 .9 9 25.99 10:15 a.m., Program at 10:45 president, Kathy Dreadin, at Club will feature Kahlúa Hendrick’s Fiddlin’ Frances a.m. Admission is free and the 982-8140. You are encouraged Selected Varieties, Gin Michaels at its general public, men and women, to bring your completed registra- 750 ml 750 ml program on are invited. tion forms and pictures to the Wednesday May For more information contact session on May 13. www.lwvpba.org. or 937-7769. 8 at Pleitz League of Women Chapel. EscaRosa Coalition On Voters the Homeless Haley Richards, Secretary of LLOYD’S GLASS ! 850.476.6340 LLOYD’S GLASS ! 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P.O. Box 1414 the 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Spot: Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 By Melanie Kormondy www.gulfbreezenews.com 2011 Florida Press Association Statewide Award Winner “What is ■ 1st Place something - Breaking News Story everyone can do - Environmental Reporting to reduce litter?” - Sports Column - Spot News Photo ■ 2nd Place - Governmental Reporting - Obituary ■ 3rd Place - Science Reporting - Obituary CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino “Pick up after yourself at the beach and parks.” SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson Kayla Brady Navarre NEWS REPORTER Let’s get this bridge built already Melanie Kormondy Saturday, April 6. caution when traveling the SALES MANAGER Need I say more? route. Yes, beach traffic is a Bob Newell That day reminded us of pain, and I’m sure a lot of peo- OFFICE MANAGER how badly we need a new ple are anxious to get home Karen Murphy Pensacola Bay Bridge. and rub aloe on their backs. Numerous accidents tied up But what’s going to hurt more ART DIRECTOR both the north and southbound than a sunburn, is the guilt Nancy Fish lanes on the bridge. And the associated with being involved GRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTION accidents couldn’t have hap- in an accident that causes bod- Nikola Stamenkovich pened at a better time. Of nation quicker. not find here. ily harm to others, and also course, I’m exaggerating. We all know it’s going to If I could go out and fix this ties up people’s vacations and CONTRIBUTORS It was the Crawfish lives-especially if it was take at least two to three years problem right now, I would. “Stay away from plastic bot- Betty Archer Allen Festival, the weather was caused by reckless actions or Pam Brannon until FDOT finally breaks But I’m no engineer. tles.” Jack Kale enticing beachgoers and it was ground on the project, and we With the new proposed through a distraction. a Saturday to top it all off. shouldn’t complain. But they bridge, we have been promised I can’t tell you how many Taylor McGillan Member: Many motorists were should see that this is why we three lanes on each side, with a times I’ve seen people on their Crestview Florida Press Association relieved once the Garcon Point need the bridge. pull off lane for accidents. cell phones, or texting or jug- National Newspaper Assn. Bridge was open to motorists Sooner than later. And as the tourist season gets gling food while traveling Gulf Breeze Area to help ease traffic woes while And when accidents like underway, there’s no better across that three-mile bridge. Chamberof Commerce emergency personnel cleared this happen, not only does it time to gripe about the bridge If you’re going to pull a risky (“2003 Small Business of the Year ”) the bridge. But as many hurt our tourists and our local problems than right now. driving move, save it for Pensacola Beach Chamber motorists discovered, even a businesses, but it hurts our res- But we shouldn’t put all the Pensacola or at least an area of Commerce backup plan can fall through. idents who may need to travel blame on FDOT. Months ago, with a pull-off lane. Soon, there was an accident Remember, drive safe, and Pensacola Chamber to Pensacola for something. the chances of this area seeing of Commerce on the Garcon Point Bridge Let’s admit, we have a lot of a new bridge was slim to none. remember what you have to Navarre Tourist that ended up ruining people’s businesses in Gulf Breeze, but We should be thankful for work with for the next few Development Council hopes of getting to their desti- there are some things we can- what we have, but also use years. Santa Rosa County Chamber of Commerce

LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Thank you Gulf Breeze News “Pick up the trash on the News welcomes your opin- ground, even if it’s not ion. We reserve the right to yours.” edit a letter to fit space avail- The Pensacola Chapter of the nation. People who work for a corporate tax rate of 15 percent. loaded down with big trucks. Florida Public Relations corporation should not be The economy will grow if we able. We do not accept letters Natural gas can power these Sheila Brady containing a personal attack Association would like to thank forced to join any group that can bring down the cost of ener- trucks and save the owners of Pensacola on any individual. Letters you for your support of our they do not want to join. gy and we can. The gasoline these trucks thousands of dol- must be limited to one per organization by donating to our A lower tax rate for all pumps have financially killed lars. This will help reduce the month from an individual recent Networking and Americans will add more dol- poorer and middle class writer. If we receive form let- cost of everything they are Fundraising Gala. lars for each family to spend. ters, we will print only the Americans the last few years. transporting and help the econo- first one we receive. Include Your donation helped us Americans across the board do Millions of Americans are my in America. your name, address and day- reach our goal of raising funds not need more taxes. Each grossing less than $400 a week Utilizing our natural gas, oil, time phone number. to support FPRA student schol- American will benefit from pay- and many less than this. If a per- coal and wind will put arships and professional devel- ing less tax. Even a small tax cut son’s take home pay is closer to Americans back to work. We are CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze opment opportunities our stu- from all sides would amount to $300 a week and they spend a News is committed to accura- buying too much oil out of the dent and professional members. a lot of additional spending $100 a week to fill up the gas cy and wants to hear from country. We need to eliminate you if we need to make a cor- We sincerely appreciate your power for poor and middle class tank then how does that person any and all energy dependence rection or clarification. support of the FPRA Pensacola Americans. pay for shelter, utilities and from the Middle East. Chapter. Please email us at We should provide a bonus food? Usually it’s food that is We must utilize coal cleanly year for American business. [email protected] eliminated from the budget. and efficiently. There is a future “Use reusable shopping with the subject line MORGAN COLE Every business should have a Poorer Americans are hungry for coal. We have powered most bags.” CORRECTION or VP of Networking FPRA bonus year where every corpo- and surviving by eating cheap of the plants in this country with CLARIFICATION. Or, call Pensacola Chapter ration pays only 5 percent. The unhealthy food. If Americans Sarah Klum coal. (850) 932-8986 during business must be in America for could spend $50 a week at the Alabama Coal is an incredible source office hours and ask for at least five years to enjoy the gas pump, instead of $100, they news or sports departments. of energy. We shouldn’t throw Our American bonus year. This would be would have $50 more to take to ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze the baby out with the bath water. News will not be responsible Economy something that could be done the grocery store. every five years to encourage Natural gas is abundant and We must do these two things. for quality or discoloration in  Learn to burn it cleaner. ads provided by the advertis- We can have a stronger econ- businesses to come and stay in cheaper than any other source of er or its agents. omy by creating jobs in America America. energy. Every convenient store  Mine the coal environmen- instead of sending them to I would further propose a and gasoline station in America tally safer. Gulf Breeze News is published Mexico, China, India and other fifth year bonus for every should add natural gas pumps We can do these two things weekly on Thursdays for $35 per parts of the world. American citizen. Every five immediately. Every automaker with some work and still have a year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. great coal industry. A more Periodical postage paid at Gulf It’s time to bring jobs back to years the tax rate would be a should develop cars and trucks energy independent America, a Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. America. Business owners maximum of five percent across that will run on natural gas. A Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. should be rewarded with a cor- the board. This would be a number of automakers are large work force of American POSTMASTER: Please send porate tax rate of only 15 per- boom to the economy and working on this. Automakers people and more money spent at address changes to cent if they bring most of their would keep more money in the who add these models in the home on our roads, bridges and Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box 1414, jobs home. This will allow them pockets of the American people. next 10 years should be reward- infrastructure will make for a “Try to avoic buying things Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. to have more money to hire New corporations and old ed with a corporate tax break. more prosperous America. that could eventually turn All content is copyrighted 2012. more people. ones who come back and hire 70 Have you been on an inter- into trash.” Advertising rates are available The right to work should be percent of their employees in state in America lately? The GLENN MOLLETTE upon request. encouraged throughout our the United States receive the interstates of America are Newburgh, Ind. Valerie Johnson Navarre

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Continued from page 1A phone. Myers described the scene at said. “She did the Chicago “We have not spoken to her the bombing as a “chaotic mess.” Marathon and the Twin Cities verbally,” John said over the “We were just absolutely race.” later got word from his sister-in- phone. “Only through Facebook shocked and scared,” John said When asked if he thought law that Myers was OK. and things. about the initial phone call from Myers would give up on her love “The explosion took place in “She had so many friends that his sister-in-law. for running after the scare, John stands near where her friends were calling, so she just respond- John said that Myers often vis- didn’t hesitate to say no. were sitting waiting for her to fin- ed on Facebook to what hap- its Pensacola, and loves the area. “She won’t let it affect her,” BEFORE OR AFTER THE BEACH, ish,” John said. “They left the pened. She is lucky to be alive.” “She tries to come once a year John said. “She’s at the mindset stands moments before the explo- THERE’S TIME TO SHOP! According to the Facebook and stays at Portofino,” John said. that running is a very important sion took place.” post, Myers said “Was just The Gulf Breeze resident said part of her life, and she’s not The Broxsons said that as of Never the same store twice! beyond the finish line when the that this was Myers’ first Boston going to be deterred because of Tuesday at 4 p.m., they had not www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com bombs went off; felt it and saw Marathon. this kind of activity.” heard from Myers over the Harbourtown, Suite 27 the smoke plume.” “She’s a marathoner,” John 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL M - F 10 AM - 6 PM • SAT 10 AM - 5 PM Retirement, succession plans a must have (850) 934-00492

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8 A April 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Gray eyes empty District 2 seat The Florida House of reward or selfish positively grow our quality of My business is Representatives District 2 is now motives. I offer life at all times. I also know my without the leadership and dedi- to run for this effectiveness in Tallahassee will “ cation of Clay Ford. He was a office out of come from earning the respect of long time personal friend and commitment to my peers and demonstrating sen- cleaning up since committed to serving northwest see this legisla- sible solutions to problems we Florida. This year I celebrate 50 tive seat filled must confront. years as a resident of Gulf with someone The winner of this seat will be I switched to Breeze. Having been the city’s Gray who has been the lowest freshmen member mayor and school board member alongside you as because of joining the legislature from this part of the county, I we suffered through hurricanes, in a partial term. I promise the Mediacom Business understand the demands of pub- oil spills, and bridge disasters. voters of District 2 a quick grasp lic office. My serving in office I understand the needs of this of the legislative process and has never been for financial district in bad times and ways to would appreciate your support. Internet and Phone. The Villas nurse recognized for dedication ” to members of the armed forces

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The Director of Nursing at The Villas, Kathy Crisostomo, is known for her compassion around the assisted living facili- ty. But she's better known for giving special attention to her residents who served or currently serve in the armed forces. The worker was recognized by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, a branch of the Secretary of Defense, for her work with her patients, specifi- Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News cally a resident who is a member Tim Lambert presents the Patriot Award to Kathy Crisostomo on of the National Guard. April 5. Crisostomo received the honor for her efforts in working with staff members who are in the their schedule,” National Guard and Army Williams said. Reserve over the past several “We take good years. care of her here Belie Williams, co-owner of because she The Villas said the nurse was does a really with him when he opened the good job.” assisted living facility over a Tim decade ago and has been with Lambert, the them for nearly a decade now. area chair for “She is the best nurse in this ESGR present- part of the country,” Williams ed the award to said. “She is so caring and giv- Crisostomo on ing.” April 5 in a Crisostomo is one of three room full of Bundle Internet nurses at the facility. The worker The Villas resi- submitted a letter to the Pentagon dents. explaining why she thought she Williams and Phone later presented deserved the reward. Crisostomo looks on as The Villas co-owner the director of The facility has over 25 veter- Belie Williams congratulates her on her nursing with ans, all of which are served by accomplishment. Crisostomo and her staff. several procla- Crisostomo works with veter- mations. Representative Doug Williams said more proclama- ans' schedules to help them get Broxson and Congressman Jeff tions are coming from the gover- 95 Miller both wrote proclamations nor's office. $ the care they need. a month with 3-year “She works with them around for Crisostomo. as low as agreement plus standard 89 * installation Daumier Bus ART FOR THE MASSEES Plus, get FREE Business Limited Basic TV** hits AprApr 1212 - JunJuun 30,30, 20132013 vehicle

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 18, 2013 The difference one can make Gulf Breeze woman spearheads beach cleanup group work of ocean advocates, started his Gincauskas also emphasized that as they do deciding what to BY MELANIE KORMONDY Expedition Florida 500, a modern-day people can start their own cleanup bring to the beach,” said exploration of Florida’s coastlines. groups to clean up the beaches and Gincauskas. Gulf Breeze News “I saw his website for Mother waterways in the area. Gincauskas will be [email protected] Ocean, then found Ocean Hour on their “My goal is to get a bunch of little holding her next beach website,” said Gincauskas. groups doing their own thing on their cleanup this Saturday, t only takes the efforts of one Ocean Hour is a worldwide cleaning own beaches,” said Gincauskas. “I April 20 at Battery person to catch on to others and effort that takes place on Saturdays think that is a lot easier than trying to Worth Fort Pickens Ieventually spread to make a dif- from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. rally a bunch of people to go to one from 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. ference in any given area. “It all began using word of mouth area.” Those interested in This is the case with Gulf Breeze and social networking,” said As the temperatures rise, so does learning more about resident Sharon Gincauskas, who, at Gincauskas. beach traffic, which almost inevitably Gincauskas’s beach the beginning of the year, started a Usually, anywhere between two and means more little on the beach. cleanup efforts can contact beach cleanup effort taking place for eight people will join Gincauskas on a Gincauskas said she sees more plas- her at an hour every weekend. beach cleanup every Saturday. tic on the beach than anything else. [email protected]. Gincauskas came up with idea when Occasionally groups and organizations “People need to take as much care Visit www.motherocean.org to learn the founder of Mother Ocean, a net- will help as well. taking the trash away from the beach more about Mother Ocean.

Chef Dan Dunn replenishes food at the event.

Despite the stormy weather, event chairs Gigi Owens and Beverly Pica and honorary chairs Collier and Cate Merrill produced a successful fundraiser fpr Matt and Children’s Home Society. Ashley “Sunday of Soundside Splendor” was moved indoors to the Hilton Pensacola Mooneyham Beach Gulf Front.Celebrity chefs prepared delectables while attendees networked and bid on auction items. Board chair Gary Michaels and estimated over $170,000 was raised to benefit all the programs of Children’s Home Society. Perrie BELOW: Bob Newell, Ben and Betsy Nolan and Anne Edwards Renfroe.

ABOVE: Robert Rinke has his arms full with wife Abby, left, and Wesley Wilkinson

Left: John Fromularo and Ed Gray enjoy the fare at Sunday of Soundside Splendor. Ooo la la!

Girl Scouts put on French-style performance for World Thinking Day

Gulf Breeze Girl Scout Troops 517 and 917 brought French culture and cuisine to Pensacola at the annual World Thinking Day held Saturday, March 30 at New World Landing in Pensacola. The Gulf Breeze Elementary third graders danced the Can Can, spoke French, served French food, shared their knowledge of French culture with their fellow scouts and even turned their booth into a miniature Eiffel Tower. C’était magnifique!

Top Row (Left to Right): Malia Barnes, Isabel Rocha, Sophie Stringfellow, Bryanna Bevil, Hannah O’Grady, Lauren Kellen Middle Row: Sarah Marks, Mckayla Guest, Cate Ducote, Kierstynn Crawford Submitted Photos Front Row: Casey Anderson, Hailey Ward, Lilli Walker, Ann Hitpas www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 2 B April 18, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Bloodworth debuts first documentary “Clay is an amazing high Public viewing at film festival April 26 school kid,” said Norton. “His movie about the City of Gulf BY MELANIE KORMONDY Breeze is really good and we are Gulf Breeze News excited about showing it at the [email protected] film festival.” The festival will be showing On top of his full-time load 12 films on April 26 - 28, half of Plants need their as a freshman at Gulf Breeze which have never been shown in High School, Clay Bloodworth Gulf Breeze or Pensacola. space for production has dedicated his spare time Bloodworth’s film will run all over the past couple of months three days of the festival at 7 to filming his first documentary, p.m., and the young director art of getting good pro- suggest planting 3 seeds and which highlights the residents will hold a Q&A with the audi- duction from your gar- then thinning to ensure you get of the City of Gulf Breeze. ence after the showing. Pden efforts is spacing, at least one good plant. If the “Once I got into making the This annual festival will aim film, I got really emotionally thinning, pruning and harvest- other two plants are not thinned to inform the public of the small attached to it,” said Bloodworth. ing. The distance between and the plants are too close Submitted Photo cinemas’ need to convert their “The reason I wanted to make it GBHS Freshman Clay Bloodworth will be showing his first plants needs to consider sun- together it will decrease the Art House Theater from 35 mm is because I really wanted to documentary highlighting the residents of the City of Gulf shine, water and air flow health of the garden. I plant let- film to digital projection. If the requirements. Harvesting plants learn more about the citizens in Breeze. tuce too close together on pur- cinema is not able to do so by that are too close together at Gulf Breeze.” pose as I get harvest by thinning the end of 2013, they will have early stages of growth increases The 20 minute film, called Behind the scenes, back on what I did and what the early on and I like the micro Bloodworth had help from his final cut is, I’m totally happy to close their doors. the health of the rest of the greens. “Gulf Breeze: Small Town, Big plants. Trimming the plant at Hearts,” takes viewers through friend Matt Ferland in the video with it. The vision I had is on “It was awesome that he Pruning has a huge impact on editing process. the screen.” stages of growth can increase about a dozen interviews of trusted me enough to fill up the production and plant health. I “He’s one of the best video The short film will make its fruit production. Harvesting at Gulf Breeze residents, with 150 seats in the cinema, I just prune all leaves and side shoots editors I know,” commented debut on Friday, April 26 at the various stages of development Bloodworth narrating through- hope that I don’t let him down,” off the bottom of the plant up to Bloodworth. Cinema 4, located on 1175 Gulf can enhance the overall produc- out. The residents spoke of said Bloodworth. 12 to 18 inches from the ground In all, it took about 50 hours Breeze Pkwy. tion. memories of early Gulf Breeze, At the conclusion of making level. I want good air flow at the to complete the documentary, The manager and former A concept of the mature plant what brought them to the city, the documentary, Bloodworth bottom of the plant to decrease including an overnight, 12-hour owner of the Cinema 4, Jim size partly determines spacing. I and what made them stay. said that “it’s a small town, but bugs and infections. I prune any editing marathon with Norton, is also appearing in the concept in terms of large, “I wanted to make a movie to the people here make you feel unhealthy looking leaves imme- Bloodworth and Ferland. documentary. He offered to (tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, make people reevaluate where right at home.” diately. At the junction of the “Everything kind of came look at the film after its comple- peppers, etc.), Medium, they live,” said Bloodworth. “It’s as if you were to take the stem and leaf is where side together for this,” said tion to consider showing the (Lettuces, greens, bush beans, Bloodworth said he learned nicest people in the world and shoots occur, these are called Bloodworth. “When I think film at his film festival. etc.) and small, (radishes, car- how hard it really is to direct. put them in the same city.” suckers and are commonly asso- rots, beets, etc.). For the large ciated with tomatoes but this plants I want at least two feet occurs in peppers, cucumbers, between them. The medium arugula and almost all vegeta- plants get six inches to one foot spacing and the small plants six bles. I remove almost all side inches and less. If the plants are shoots. This allows the main too close it encourages insects, stem to channel energy to fruit viruses, bacteria and mold. Air production rather than more circulation is important for vegetation. I do selectively healthy plants. Too many plants leave side shoots if I want to too close together actually allow production from that decrease production. shoot. Thinning is best done when Harvesting over abundant the plants are small so the root small fruit allows the other systems of the remaining plants fruits to grow larger. Harvesting are disturbed less. Small seeds encourages the plant to produce are hard to initially space prop- more fruit. I harvest the bottom erly. I harvest lettuces, etc. leaves from my lettuces and about three times before the greens rather than the whole plant is mature, when the plant. I harvest any misshaped sprouts first come up, when the or damaged fruit early. I harvest leaves have formed and at any as a plant management tool to point that develops good spac- increase the size of the remain- ing so that the remaining plants ing fruit and to encourage more will mature. Many seed packets production. Learn about the many cultures that influenced the Gulf Coast The Gulf Coast’s many cul- Festival, to be at Plaza de Luna, tures will be showcased April 900 S. Palafox St. in downtown 20-21 at the Estevanico Pensacola. Event hours are 11 International Festival celebrat- a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday April ing food, dance, music and cus- 20 and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on toms of Africans, Spaniards, Sunday April 21. Hispanics, Portuguese, Native Estevanico was the first per- Americans, Jamaicans and son from Africa known to have Caribbean islanders. set foot in the present continen- The two days of family- tal United States. friendly activities will offer A Moroccan, Estevanico was insights into the lives of many a member of the Narvaez settlers and their influences on Expedition in 1528; he acted as Gulf Coast culture. Admission a guide on Fray Marcos de is free, and kids can stay cool Niza’s expedition to find the thanks to a water sprinkler that Seven Cities of Gold in 1539. will keep them hopping. For more details, see These are just some aspects www.visitperdido.com of the Estevanico International

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Friday, April 19th through Sunday, April 21st (850) Forty Two (PG13) ● 1:30 ● 4:15 ● 6:50 ● 9:25 934-3332 EXT 1 A Place Beyond the Pines (R ) ● 1:15 ● 4:00 ● 7:00 The Croods (PG) ● 12:50 ● 3:00 ● 5:10 ● 7:20 ● 9:25 GI Joe (PG13) ● 1:05 ● 7:00 1233 Crane Cove Blvd. GI Joe 3D (PG13) ● 4:00 ● 9:25 Jurassic Park 3D (PG13) ● 1:00 ● 6:45 Gulf Breeze, Florida Oblivion (PG13) ● 1:20 ● 4:10 ● 6:50 ● 9:30 (3.7 miles east of Oblivion (PG13) ● 2:00 ● 5:30 ● 8:15 Pensacola Beach Exit) Olympus Has Fallen (R ) ● 3:30 ● 9:20 Thursday, April 18, 7 Scary Movie 5 (PG13) ● 1:40 ● 4:30 ● 7:05 ● 9:10 p.m. Monday, April 22nd through Thursday, April 25th BOX OFFICE OPENS: Vs. Jacksonville Suns Forty Two (PG13) ● 1:30 ● 4:15 ● 6:30 ● 9:00 • FRI-SUN 12:30 pm A Place Beyond the Pines (R ) ● 1:15 ● 4:00 ● 7:00 Thirsty Thursday ● ● ● ● • MON-THURS 1:30 pm The Croods (PG) 1:45 4:15 6:45 8:50 GI Joe (PG13) ● 1:05 ● 6:40 Friday, April 19, 7 p.m. GI Joe 3D (PG13) ● 4:00 ● 8:55 ● ● Vs. Jacksonville Suns *There is an extra $2.50 Jurassic Park 3D (PG13) 1:10 6:40 charge for 3D movies Oblivion (PG13) ● 1:20 ● 3:50 ● 6:20 ● 8:50 Fan Friday Oblivion (PG13) ● 2:35 ● 5:05 ● 7:35 Hat Giveaway *Sorry, No Passes Olympus Has Fallen (R ) ● 4:00 ● 9:15 for 3D Movies Scary Movie 5 (PG13) ● 1:40 ● 4:30 ● 6:50 ● 8:45

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Festivals & Entertainment Experience the creepy and the cooky at ‘The Addams Family’ ‘Snoopy’ (850) 434-0257 Saturday, April 20 Gomez, Morticia, Uncle Fester, www.pensacolalighthouse.org, Thursday, April 18, 7:30 p.m. Shoreline Park Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley (850) 393-1561 and Lurch to spooky and spec- Friday, April 19, 7:30 p.m. Pensacola Opera Presents The Louisiana State University tacular life. Saturday, April 20, 7:30 p.m. Alumni Chapter – Pensacola, will ‘The Billy Goats Gruff’ www.pensacolasaenger.com, Light of the Moon Tour Sunday, April 21, 2:30 p.m. April 20, 10 a.m. hold their annual crawfish boil. (850) 595-3882 Thursday, April 25, 8 p.m. Pensacola Little Theatre Community Maritime Park Menu will include Cajun boiled 400 S. Jefferson St. Pensacola Opera is presenting crawfish, corn, potatoes, sausage Pensacola Lighthouse & and hot dogs for kids. For more Sunset Toast at the Top A musical comedy based on the performances of its educational, Museum, NAS Pensacola information, call (850) 733-9583 Wednesday, April 24, comic strip “Peanuts.” touring opera Climb to the top of the Pensacola for children and or email LSUPanhandle@hot- call for time This sequel to the musical, Lighthouse for the most breath- “You’re a Good Man, Charlie families, free to mail.com Pensacola Lighthouse & taking view of a moonlit Brown,” focuses more on the life the public. No Museum, NAS Pensacola Pensacola Bay. A bit of hi story of Snoopy. This charming, warm- reservations ‘The Addams Family’ This is a couples only tour. Each required. and some ghost stories combine hearted musical is full of Wednesday, April 24, reservation is for two and laughs and life lessons on friend- www.pensacola- includes ambient music, sparkling to make this an interesting and opera.com 7:30 p.m. ship and believing in oneself. non-alcoholic wine served in fun tour for all. Pensacola Saenger Theatre Audiences will be delighted to keepsake champagne flutes and www.pensacolalighthouse.org, see their favorite characters Panhandle Bayou Bengals “The Addams Family” is a smash- light hors d’oeuvres. Tour times back on the PLT stage. Crawfish Boil hit musical comedy that brings begin roughly a half hour before (850) 393-1561 www.pensacolalittletheater.com, the darkly delirious world of sunset. Ren Zhang to perform as part of Rolfs Piano Series at PSC The Rolfs Piano Series pres- songful expression, Founded in 1989 by Pensacola State College stu- ents Chinese classical pianist orchestral richness and Dr. Herman Rolfs and dents; $7 for PSC Seniors Club, Ren Zhang at 2:30 p.m. tonal adventures. his wife, Valerie PSC staff, faculty, retirees; Free Saturday, April 20, at Pensacola A native of Wawrzyniak Rolfs, as a for PSC students with current State College. Shanghai, Zhang memorial to their college ID. As part of PSC’s Lyceum began his piano stud- German and Polish Tickets can be purchased at Series, the concert is in the ies at age four. In immigrant parents, the the Lyceum Box Office at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium, 1987, he debuted with Rolfs Piano Series pres- Ashmore Center, Room 861, Building 8, on the Pensacola the Shanghai Theatrical Zhang ents international, criti- from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on campus. Orchestra as recipient cally acclaimed classical Monday – Friday and one hour Zhang burst on the interna- of the Gold Medal of the pianists in concert. The series is prior to a performance. Mass Kunfuzion takes over the beach tional concert scene as one of National Young Pianist a service of Pensacola State For reservations or more Pensacola jam band, Mass Kunfuzion, returns for their sixth the unique pianistic characters Competition. Zhang has College’s Performing Arts information, call (850) 484- straight year to Bands on the Beach from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday, of his generation. He is dedicat- released a number of live CD Department. 1847. To see the full Lyceum April 23 at the Gulfside Pavilion with their blend of classic rock, ed to reviving and performing recordings, including works by Ticket prices are $11 for gen- Series schedule, go to '80s and modern popular tunes. Spectators are encouraged to music in the grand romantic tra- Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Liszt eral admission; $9 for seniors www.pensacolastate.edu/lyceu bring lawn chairs or blankets to the pavilion area. dition, playing with warm, and Godowsky. 60+, children and non- m/.

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I already checked my luggage that was going Harare, $32,000 grant will help expand Songwriter’s Festival Zimbabwe. I acquired my boarding passes from Pensacola to Charlotte to Washington and Johannesburg and ulti- BY PAM BRANNON Pensacola been very successful for four years. So if we reminded the board that the Festival had sub- mately Harare. I made my way up the escalator and was Gulf Breeze News Beach’s Song- now give you $50,000 can you guarantee that mitted a grant application for some of the BP in the middle of the [email protected] writer’s Festival in you are going to be 10 times as successful this grant monies to be distributed this Fall for security check when I October will be year? Sitting on this side of the board, we $500,000. became aware of my getting a few more dollars than last year from have to be stewards of the taxpayers money.” “So anything we pledge to contribute could mistake. While I was the Santa Rosa Island Authority’s budget. The Pavlock asked how much money the Island be contingent on whether they get that grant. standing with my arms Festival organizers had requested $50,000 this Authority received off increased profits from If they get the grant, we don’t need to give raised in the scanner, year from the SRIA, instead of the $5,000 the businesses or vendors. them any contribution.” my baggage was being SRIA board gave the group last year. After a Board member Guernsey said that should Guernsey suggested that some of the x-rayed. That’s when I lengthy discussion and debate at last week’s not matter. $150,000 earmarked for the Blue Angels show heard the officer say, SRIA meeting, with at least one board mem- “Our issue should not be how much money that has now been canceled could be used for “Houston, we have a ber wanting to give the group the entire the Island Authority will get for that week, but the Songwriters Festival. “I would sure rather problem.” It was at that exact moment that I remembered $50,000 requested, the board finally unani- the question should be how much money will give some of that money to help expand a that little outside pocket of my hunting backpack that I mously voted to give the group $32,000 this our businesses make?” project that has already been proven to be suc- used to carry an extra field knife during last year’s deer year. Board member Tammy Bohannon said the cessful than give it to some project that we season. Board member Ed Guernsey said he group should receive the $50,000 requested. hope will be successful,” Guernsey said. The Pensacola airport security kindly escorted me changed his mind since the request was first “This is the fifth year for the festival, and the Pavlock said he had concerns about jump- away from the line and explained that my baggage con- received at the SRIA committee meeting. first three years we gave them nothing. We ing from $5,000 to $50,000 because of other tained something very suspicious. I told them what I “I was not in favor of giving the group only gave them $5,000 one year – last year. groups holding events on the beach. “I have a thought it was and apologized for being such a dummy more than $15,000 this year. But since that And the people organizing this have been all cloud over my vote because of other groups and for packing so quickly. They swiped my hands for meeting a couple weeks ago I have spoken in, all invested, making it a success. I was not planning events on the Beach. If we are giving proof of explosives and then asked permission to open my with many stake holders – businesses that always a big support of the Festival, and then a group $2,500, for example, they could see backpack. As I granted their request, I explained that the benefit from the festival week. And I have last year I attended. I believe I am the only one this other group getting $50,000 from us and knife was probably still dirty from the last time I used it. changed my mind. I don’t think $15,000 is on this board who attended. And this is an now they will say why can’t they get $50,000. In my hasty packing job I had forgotten to take it out of enough to raise our contribution. Businesses immensely successful, great event for the How do we justify it?” the bag. They were nice about it and I was extremely on the beach say this is one of the biggest Beach. I hope all of you will go this year!” The board finally voted to give the glad I was in Pensacola instead of Atlanta. They confis- money making weekends they have,” Festival organizer Jim Pasquale told the Songwriter’s Festival $32,000 this year, con- cated the knife and I went on with the rest of the team to Guernsey said. board that the extra monies were needed to tingent upon the group not receiving the BP Zimbabwe. Board member Dave Pavlock was not in expand advertising and promotional efforts grant. Organizers asked if the board was going Over my last two weeks out of the country, living out favor of increasing the contribution from the outside the area contacted in the past. to “wait and see” if the grant was approved, of suitcases, I have begun to consider what kind of bag- Island Authority much more than $10,000 or “We have the experience and connections saying they really needed to get started now gage or luggage we take with us in life’s journey. Like $15,000. He asked the organizers of the festi- to make this Pensacola Beach Songwriters on promotions. Guernsey said the $32,000 my field knife, there are some things that just aren’t val who were in attendance how $50,000 Festival as big as the New Orleans Jazz Fest. would be forthcoming from the SRIA now, allowed to go! While the knife is a useful tool, it can also would help them. We just need the funds.” and if the group were approved for the BP be used in dangerous ways. Living in a post 9/11 world, “We gave you $5,000 and this festival has SRIA Executive Director Buck Lee grant they could reimburse the SRIA. we recognize that such tools are not helpful baggage for flights. I understand why it couldn’t go (fingernail clip- pers are another issue entirely!). Celebrate Earth Day April 20 at Gulfside Pavilion I wonder what kind of metaphorical baggage we carry with us that is dangerous or harmful. I wonder about how “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle” on Saturday, April 20, from 8 a.m. to rehabilitation center for injured and sick sea turtles. many relationships I have damaged because of the hurt of 12 noon, while Pensacola Beach Advocates (PBA) will focus on recy- Gilmore Services will provide free paper shredding, and participants a past wrong. Try as I might to remove all the cynicism cling, sea turtle education, and environmental initiatives. The free event, are encouraged to bring up to 50 lbs. of household paper documents. from my conversations, it still creeps into some hidden at Casino Beach, also features paper shredding and a community yard This offer is limited to residential pocket that I forgot to check. My fear of failure, my inse- sale on Casino Beach. participants only. curities, my grudges, my fears, and my anger all represent The ECUA will display new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehi- Lastly, the PBA is con- baggage that won’t help make my life’s flight a safe one. cles and provide free giveaways to promote recycling on Pensacola ducting a Community Each new relationship, each new job or project can repre- Beach. Staff members will also discuss new environmental programs Yard Sale in the sent a journey that needs a baggage check. and feature artwork from Pensacola Beach Elementary School’s Casino Beach park- Who checks your baggage? It would have been great to Recycling Coloring Contest. ing lot. have had a baggage check before I left the house, but I A Sea Turtle Homecoming, A Celebration of our Sea Turtles who For details, never gave my wife the opportunity. I waited too long and Return to Nest (10 to 11:30 a.m.), will offer fun activities for children at contact was too hasty in my preparations. Sometimes, we bring this educational event to increase awareness on how we can coexist with Lois stuff along life’s journey because we were too hasty. We these amazing visitors and still enjoy our beach. The Navarre Beach Sea Hausman forget about our dark sides; we forget about our hangups. Turtle Conservation Center will be on-site raising funds dedicated to a 850-916-0276. It takes an impartial and objective scan to discover these baggage problems. Do you have someone in your life who can look you over for some problems before the flight? I thank God for my closest friends and family who can do that for me. (I thank Bo Parker for verifying to the security guards that I was telling the truth!). Lastly, I want to share my gratitude for the attitude and staff at the Pensacola Airport. They were great. They didn’t belittle me for being stupid or go out of their way Recycling champs to embarrass me. They simply did their job of preparing the passengers and the flight for a safe journey. I appreci- In conjunction with Earth Day, ate that we haven’t lost that small town charm that is van- Pensacola Beach Elementary ishing so quickly around the country. I hope that that is School sponsored a recycling some luggage we never forget to pack! contest. Winners are, from left: This week, I want to examine my life for things I have Jon Ryland, third place; Maggie been toting around that I have forgotten. I want to look Feltenberger, second place; first into all the pockets and compartments of my heart and place, Micah Fournier; and third head. I want to avoid “Houston, we have a problem!” I place, Zack Smoker. They are hope to give grace to the folks I meet who are carrying pictured with Amanda something they have forgotten. I hope for a safe life not Handrahan, ECUA Recycling only for me, but those who are along for the ride. Coordinator. Love one. Love another. Submitted photo

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On paper, it may only look as if the Dolphin lacrosse team ended its season on a down note – just don’t tell Walker Davis. The senior, who tore his ACL during the Dolphin football team’s playoff loss to Wakulla last November, played in his first (and last) lacrosse game for the Dolphins Thursday, a 6-4 loss at Tallahassee Chiles. The Dolphins, who finished the season at 5-4, scored all four of its goals in the fourth quarter after Chiles had taken a 5-0 lead after three quarters. Chiles scored one in the first, two in the second and two in the third quarter (the second of which coming with 1.1 second remaining in the period). First-year player Auston Fillinger got the Dolphins on the board with a goal 22 seconds We Are The into the fourth quarter. T.J. Durst Champions made it 5-2 when he scored off a Jack Costello pass with 4:20 left. Dan Buccella holds the President’s Cup aloft after After Chiles scored with two the Pensacola Ice Flyers minutes left, the Dolphins rounded beat the Huntsville Havoc 2-0 out the scoring with a pair of goals in the decisive Game 3 of the in the final 20 seconds. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News SPHL Championship series Chris Beck scored with 19.7 Nice to meet ya Sunday at the Bay Center. seconds left before Costello scored off a Jonathon Dorf pass Walker Davis (right) checks a Chiles player in the Dolphins’ 6-4 season-ending loss Thursday Jason Thompson/GBN in Tallahassee. Thursday’s game was the first athletic contest for Davis since tearing a with 2.9 seconds left. ligament in his knee during the football team’s playoff loss at Wakulla in November.

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2013 Southern League Team Statistics Batting (Through April 15) AB R H HR RBI BB K SB OB SLG AVG Mobile 385 50 106 5 43 39 90 10 .347 .351 .275 Birmingham 366 56 93 4 50 34 81 18 .324 .363 .254 Huntsville 336 46 84 4 41 44 85 3 .347 .345 .250 Tennessee 369 54 90 5 50 45 89 16 .329 .339 .244 Chattanooga 346 49 82 6 44 36 67 8 .313 .361 .237 #5 Montgomery 385 55 91 11 49 41 83 12 .283 .349 .230 Jackson 377 47 85 9 39 35 90 12 .317 .413 .236 Theo Bowe #29 #3 #20 Jacksonville 345 37 73 4 33 44 94 10 .315 .304 .212 Daniel Bryson Tim Mississippi 369 27 78 2 26 36 76 13 .284 .282 .211 5-9, 167 lb. OF Pensacola 343 25 71 9 25 32 93 5 .290 .309 .207 Age: 22 Renken Smith Crabbe Pitching Pitched seven Went 5-for-9 with Pitched six (Through April 15) W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB SO Bowe, born in Ellendale, Del., was selected by the Cincinnati innings, allowing a stolen base innings of Jacksonville 8-3 2.63 3 5 76 37 28 4 29 95 Reds in the 21st round (629th overall) of the 2008 draft. only four hits and two runs shutout ball, Jackson 6-6 2.66 3 4 7434 30 4 43 95 A six-year minor leaguer, Bowe spent two seasons with the and fanning five scored last week. with four Mobile 7-5 2.680 3 86 41 30 9 44 73 Birmingham 7-4 2.94 1 3 77 33 31 6 24 77 Reds’ then Gulf Coast (Rookie) League affiliate before in a win April 8. strikeouts on Chattanooga 4-7 3.52 1 2 81 44 36 4 44 82 playing with the Reds’ Pioneer League team in Billings in Friday. Tennessee 5-6 3.92 0 2 86 47 43 8 36 81 2010 (.300 in 44 games). HONORABLE MENTION #15 Ryan Dennick Pensacola 4-7 4.00 1 3 94 48 43 4 42 85 He stole 20 bases at Low-D Dayton in 2011 before being Huntsville 6-5 4.00 0 4 76 52 40 8 46 86 called up to Advanced-A Bakersfield in 2012, where he Mississippi 4-8 4.02 0 3 96 50 46 3 40 91 Montgomery 6-6 3.31 0 4 107 52 49 4 38 83 stole 58 bases in 96 games. 2013 Southern League Individual Statistics BATTING (Through April 15) Hits Home Runs Pitching (Through April 15) Strikeouts Jon Griffin MOB 17 Todd Glasemann MTG 3 Appearances Jimmy Nelson HVL 20 Average Nick Evans MOB 15 Donald Lutz PNS 3 Greg Holle HVL 6 Brian Flynn JAX 19 Nick Evans MOB .429 Michael Freeman MOB 15 Joc Pederson CHA 3 Juan Sandoval MTG 6 Taijuan Walker JXN 19 Rubi Silva TNS .394 Five tied with 14 Travis Mattair PNS Lee Hyde PNS Aaron Northcraft MIS 17 Yasiel Puig CHA .389 And eight others tied with 2 Curtis Partch PNS Zach Lee CHA 15 Jon Griffin MOB .386 Josh Ravin PNS Two tied at .368 Doubles Loek Van Mil PNS Christian Marrero MIS 5 RBIs And eight others tied with 5 Wins On Base Percentage Mikie Mahtook MTG 4 Justin Bour TNS 9 10 tied with 2 Nick Evans MOB .524 Riccio Torres MTG 4 Jon Griffin MOB 9 Innings Pitched Kentrail Davis HVL .478 Andy Wilkins BIR 4 Kyle Jensen JAX 9 Dallas Beeler TNS 17.1 Kyle Jensen JAX .478 16 tied with 3 Jason Rogers HVL 9 Brian Flynn JAX 17 Saves Jae-Hoon Ha TNS .455 Two tied with 8 Zach Lee CHA 17 Michael Brady JXN 4 Yasiel Puig CHA .450 Aaron Northcraft MIS 17 Ryan Harper MIS 3 Triples Casey Medlen HVL 3 Runs James Jones JXN 2 Stolen Bases Earned Run Average Carson Smith JXN 3 Joc Pederson CHA 13 Brock Kjeldggard HVL 2 Tyler Saladino BIR 5 James Gillheeney JXN 0.00 Taylor Thompson BIR 3 Nick Shaw 10 Bryson Smith PNS Matt Szczur TNS 5 Hector Noesi JXN 0.00 Matt Szczur TNS 10 And 26 others tied with 1 Five tied with 4 Yohan Pino PNS 0.00 Five tied with 9 Daniel Renken PNS 0.71 A Look Back...and a Look Ahead

BY JASON THOMPSON Baybears 5, Blue Wahoos 2 Gulf Breeze News (Sunday) – Mobile scored two [email protected] in the seventh and two in the eighth in a win over the Runs have been hard to Wahoos. come by for the Pensacola Baybears 5, Blue Wahoos 2 Blue Wahoos early on in the (Sunday) – More late inning 2013 season. heroics for the Baybears (one in After scoring seven runs in seventh, two in eighth) gave its season opener on April 4, them a 4-1 series mark against the Wahoos have scored 17 Pensacola. runs in its last 10 games, Suns 1, Blue Wahoos 0 (11 going 3-7 during that stretch. innings, Monday) – Kyle Baybears 10, Blue Wahoos Jensen’s solo homer off of Chris 2 (April 10) – The two-time Manno in the top of the 11th defending Southern League was the difference as champs scored three in the Jacksonville won the first of first and three in the second to five over the Wahoos. win their home opener. Crabb-e against the Submitted Photo Blue Wahoos 1-0, opposition Oh say, can you see Baybears 0-2 (Friday) – One of the few bright spots so Tucker Barnhart’s RBI single far this season is the play of Members of Brownie Troop 789 and Girls Scouts from the Florida Panhandle in Service Unit #634 sing the national anthem in the top of the fourth inning starting pitcher Tim Crabbe. before the April 8 game against the Tennessee Smokies. scored Donald Lutz in game Crabbe, who has an 0.82 Greene good reaching Another player with a positive Lotzkar put on DL Lotzkar has appeared in three one, while Mobile’s Ender earned run average in his first Monday’s 1-0 loss marked streak going (as of Monday) was The Cincinnati Reds have games, allowing five runs and nine Inciarte singled in the bottom two starts, has yet to allow a base the first game this season that David Vidal (reached base in six added pitcher Shaun Ellis to the hits in four innings. Ellis, a 6-foot- of the seventh to score Garrett hit to the first batter of an inning second baseman hadn’t reached straight games). Blue Wahoos bullpen in wake of 4 pitcher, was originally drafted by Weber in game two of a (0-for-11). He’s also not allowed base, snapping a streak of 13 Among those looking to snap pitcher Kyle Lotzkar getting the Phillies in the 32nd round of doubleheader due to a rainout a base hit to a batter who has a straight games dating back to skids are Theo Bowe (0-for-12) placed on the disabled list for a the 2008 draft, but has never the day before. runner on base (0-for-7). last season. and David Vicioso (0-for-8). right hip flexor strain. appeared in a Minor League game.

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Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Seniors honored GBHS head baseball coach Randy Renfroe (left) and Principal Jason Weeks (right) honored seniors (from left) Matt Kolokouris, Luke Niles, Chad Wise, Taylor Baynes and Davis Wood before Monday’s game against Escambia. Dolphins lose to nation’s top-ranked team Catholic scores three Dolphins 4, Arnold 3 in sixth of 7-1 win Gray Dorsey went the distance, striking out seven and BY JASON THOMPSON allowing only four hits in a key Gulf Breeze News district win at Arnold Friday. [email protected] The Dolphins scored all four of its runs with two outs in the The Gulf Breeze Dolphins third. Jacob Kubik doubled to managed only three hits against drive in Michael Hawkins, who Mississippi State-bound Avery walked, before Davis Wood’s Guyer as the top-ranked team in single brought in Kubik. the country (according to Taylor Baynes, who went 2- maxpreps.com) Catholic Crusaders for-3 and Andy Creech, who beat GBHS 7-1 on April 10. went 3-for-3, both hit run The Crusaders (22-0) scored scoring singles in the inning. two in the second and single Dolphin JV 6, Catholic 5 runs in the fourth and fifth and The Dolphins got out of a three more in the sixth. seventh inning, bases loaded GBHS got to within 3-1 in the jam to hold on for a win at fifth when Taylor Baynes tripled Catholic April 10. and scored on a wild pitch. He Sam Covell went 3-for-4 with was the first batter to reach base two doubles and three runs against Guyer, who struck out scored, while Cole Nitterauer nine. went 2-for-4 with a double. Mitchell Robbins also singled Jacob Kubik, Jacob Fisher, in the fifth inning, while Tommy Chris Byrd and Auston Lewter Bixler singled in the sixth. all had one hit, while Gant Player Brandon Aydelott struck out scored twice. Dylan Hanks got three and pitched the first 5 1/3 the save in relief of Chris Welt, innings for the Dolphins. who pitched 4 2/3 innings. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jon Jon Burkett went 3-for-3 GBHS takes on West Florida Brandon Aydelott fires to the plate in the Dolphins’ 7-1 loss with an RBI and a run scored for in a District 1-5A semifinal to Catholic last week. the Crusaders. Tuesday at 6 p.m.

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The GBHS Lady Dolphin softball team gave up five bunt singles (three of whom came in to score) and left runners on in every inning but one in a 10-7 loss to Bay in the first round of the District 1-5A Tournament Monday at West Florida. Bay laid down two bunt singles to open the game, both of whom scored to made it 2-0. Olivia Printiss tripled to score Ashleigh Keys, who went 2-for-3, before she scored on a Rachel Martin single to tie it in the bottom of the first. Bay plated two more in the second before GBHS took a 5-4 lead with three in the third. Paige Van Tassel’s two-out, two-run single (Martin, Emily Lively) was the key hit. Bay took the lead for good with three in the top of the fourth. They added one in the fifth and two in Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News the seventh. Ashleigh Keys (above) guards the third base line, while Nina Van Tassel’s second hit of the Ewens (below) awaits a pitch Friday against Escambia. game plated Lively (who also had two hits) in the fifth, while Printiss, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News who went 2-for-3, doubled in the Tourney runners up sixth to score Sydney Ezelle, who The Pensacola Beach Volleyball Club’s 16-under team finished second at the Battle of the struck out three in 3 2/3 innings. Bay Sunday at Bayside Academy in Daphne. They are (front, from left): Kathrin Hess, Escambia 11, Lady Dolphins 0 Kiersten Ellis and Allison Von Brock. Back (from left): Payton Goff, Taelor Hartley, Maddie (six innings) Grace McCurdy, Amanda Holder and Darian McCranie. Olivia Printiss had two of Gulf Breeze’s four hits in a regular season ending loss to Escambia Friday in Gulf Breeze. Barracudas 16s lead PBVC Paige Van Tassel (single in third) and Becky Schramm (single in sixth) had the team’s only other at Battle by the Bay hits, while Printiss struck out three for GB, who finished the year 6-19. BY JASON THOMPSON Escambia JV 6, Gulf Breeze News Lady Dolphins 2 [email protected] Kalee Bogan had two of the team’s five hits as the JV team lost The Pensacola Beach its finale Friday. Volleyball Club’s 16-under team Becca Mejia, Shelby Pliska and advanced to the championship of Kristen Watts had one hit each, while the Battle of the Bay Sunday Sydney Wright allowed only four hits before losing 25-18, 25-15 to the and struck out three in the loss. Mobile Storm. The 16s went 7-1 in pool play, sweeping Eastern Shore Black, NOVA and VIA Mississippi. Golf tourney for Special Ops Warriors Friday They split two games with the host team, Eastern Shore Black. at Tiger Point Golf and Country Club The 17s finished second in its A golf tournament Friday will help raise funds Tiger Point Golf Club, starting at 12 p.m. with a pool, as they lost a close 25-23, for the Special Operations Warriors Foundation. shotgun start, scramble format. 22-25, 15-12 match to Club The Special Operations Warrior Foundation is Entry fee is $150 for a single player or $500 for Chaos in the semifinals. a top-rated nonprofit organization that supports a team of four. They went 4-2 in pool play, the military's special operations forces and their Sponsorships are available. splitting two games with host families. SOWF is ranked among the top 2% of For more information, call Charlie Rapp at Eastern Shore Black and the Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News charities rated by Charity Navigator. (850) 621-2191 or Steve McLeary at (813) 805- Mobile Storm Power before Chloe Baer passes the ball for the U-13 Blue Barracudas The tournament will be held Friday, April 19 at 9400. sweeping Deep South Smash. The 15s won its pool before losing in the semifinals. They swept North Mobile, Eastern Shore Blue and Mobile Storm Power Red before splitting a pair with Mississippi Impact Blue. The U-13 Blue team beat the U-13 White team in the first round before losing a three-game match with Revolution in the semifinals. The U-14 White team went 1- 5 in pool play Saturday, splitting two games with Mississippi Impact in between sweeps by Bomba and Revolution. The U-12 White team went 2- 6 in pool play, with a win over Legacy. The Eastern Shore Volleyball Club hosted the tournament, which was played at Fairhope High, Daphne High and Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Bayside Academy. Brooklyn DeLuca bumps a ball for the U-13 White Barracudas

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SUBMITTED STORY Tom and proud to have made it as far as he did. Special to Gulf Breeze News Diane Geography Bees are held annually for [email protected] Lucas have fourth through eighth grade students in always every state, the District of Columbia, marveled Department of Defense Dependent at their son Slade’s vast knowledge of Schools and in U.S. territories. This year geography, landmarks, cultures, lan- marked the 25th anniversary of the Bee. guages and ethnicities. In his free time “It’s a long process to be able to get to the 13-year-old gazes at his globe, stud- the finals,” said Slade. First, kids have to ies both new and old world atlases and compete to become the top winner at memorizes the capitols and major land- their school. Then they have to take a marks of all the countries in the world. written test and qualify as one of the top “He is a constant source of informa- 100 scorers in the state. And then those tion,” his mother, Diane Lucas said. “He kids go on to Jacksonville, Florida and loves to learn and has always been fasci- compete amongst each other until the nated with anything to do with geogra- field is narrowed down to the last ten. So phy. I can remember as a first grader he it was quite an achievement just for me to amazed his teacher when he precociously have made it as far as I did.” informed her that the “Chad” he was “Even though I didn’t win, I was real- referring to in his writing journal was not ly excited to be able to make it as far as I another boy, but “a country in Africa.” did” said Slade. “The competition is very Slade was hopeful that his knowledge challenging. Several of the other partici- would pay off on April 5 when the pants have competed in this competition Woodlawn Beach Florida Virtual every year for the past four years – and Schooled eighth-grader competed in the believe it or not, some even hire profes- Florida National Geographic Bee at sional geography coaches to tutor and Jacksonville University. coach them each year!” This was the second time in three Despite the odds against winning, and years that Slade has qualified as one of with the encouragement and support of Photos Special to Gulf Breeze News 100 semifinalist students to compete at his former sixth grade Woodlawn Beach the state level – and the first time that he Middle School geography teacher, Ms. Lucas, a virtual school eighth grader, has made it to become one of the “Top Jane Hart, Slade steadfastly set out to finished in the top 6 at the statewide 10” competitors who sit on the stage and two years ago to achieve his dream of competition. are grilled on a variety of different geo- competing in the Bee. graphical questions in front of a live Sixth grade was his first year compet- to travel. We take the opportunity as audience. ing in the geography contest. often as possible to visit a variety of dif- “It wasn’t easy, that’s for sure!” said He did well enough to make it to the ferent places. So far I’ve already been to Slade, who managed to hang in until state level competition, but was not one Italy, England, France, Spain, Turkey, there were only 6 students left. “Even of the top ten finalists. This year, howev- Greece, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, though I studied hard and practiced a lot er, he was finally able to achieve that Mexico, the Caribbean and Hawaii.” before coming here, there’s no way you goal. How does this well-traveled eighth can know everything about every single Unfortunately there will be no “next grader plan to put his vast geographical place in the world – and some of those year” for the Gulf Breeze eighth grader. knowledge to use in the future? questions were pretty obscure!” Just This was the last year Slade was eligible “Well, I’m actually interested in a what was the question that finally did to compete. variety of different things. I really love him in? “Which country near Lake “I guess I will just have to content history and science as well as geography, Victoria is the world’s top producer of myself with studying and learning about so hopefully I’ll eventually end up in a plantains?” I said “Rwanda” but the cor- all the new places I want to travel to and career that utilizes all of them. Right now rect answer was “Uganda.” visit, instead” said the 13 year old. my dream job would probably be some- Although disappointed to not make it “Since my dad’s an airline pilot and my thing involving archaeology, cartography to number one, Slade says he was quite mom’s a former flight attendant, we love and museums.”

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Gulf Breeze High JROTC placed second at a three state regional drill meet held at Walton High School in Defuniak Springs. Gulf Breeze dominated the individual competition sweeping all the medals. Junior Ian Skewes placed first, fresh- man Miriah Valk came in second, and junior Mark Duntz placed third. Over 300 cadets were at the meet and remarkably ten of the final 14 competitors were from Gulf Breeze.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The GBHS Drama Department introduced an American classic to its own generation, while rekindling memories for the previous one with their two-night showing of Footloose, The Musical, Friday and Saturday at the Saenger Theatre in Pensacola. The screenplay, taken from a book by Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie, adapted from the classic 1984 movie that made Kevin Bacon a household name, centers around Bacon’s character Ren McCormick and his aunt’s Ethel (played by Victoria Gluchoski) move from the big city (Chicago) to Bomont. Ren, played by Fenn Reeder, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News has trouble at first fitting in to Sophomores Kendall Parrett and Fenn Reeder played the lead characters Ariel and Ren small town life, clashing with, and performed a duet of “Almost Paradise.” among others, Rev. Shaw Moore (played by Thomas Vassiliades) and Chuck (played by David Carbaugh). Ren’s attraction to Chuck’s girlfriend/Rev. Moore’s daughter Ariel (played by Kendall Parrett) only makes matters worse. The musical brought to life nearly every song on the original soundtrack, which spawned two number one hits, six top 40 hits and sold 10 million copies worldwide. One of those number ones was the title song, performed at the beginning and the end of the two-hour plus long musical. The other number one, Deniece Williams’ “Let’s Hear It For The Boy” was performed brilliantly by senior Alexa McKnight. She played Rusty in the show and her scenes with Marc Wakim’s character Willard were among the most memorable. Ironically, those two characters helped launch the careers of Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Penn Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News nearly 30 years ago. Junior Thomas Vassiliades portrayed Rev. Shaw Moore, The musical was directed by originally done by John Lithgow, while sophomore Maggie Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Margie Timmons and Renfroe played his wife Vi, originally performed by Dianne Weist. GBHS Drama students opened the show with a performance of the title track. choreographed by Michael Dennis.

Fenn Reeder (Ren) Amanda DeBenedetto (Wendy Jo) Alexa McKnight (Rusty) Maddie Mateer (Urleen) Victoria Gluchoski (Ethel) Thomas Vassiliades (Rev. Moore) Maggie Renfroe (Vi Moore) Kendall Parrett (Ariel) Mare Mossholder (Lulu) Jared Rocha (Wes) Katie Depler (Eleanor) T.K. Chestney (Coach Dunbar) David Carbaugh (Chuck) Austin Rothfeder (Travis) Nick Gelormini (Lyle) Marc Wakim (Willard) Maddi Weaver (Principal) Ryan Post (Cop) Anna Foster (Betty) Katie Depler (Cowgirl Sally) Ally Hurd, Sara Spillers, Anna Foster, Alyssa Jones, Kassidy Stahl and Abigail Ray (Cowgirls and Ensemble) Ryan Post (Jeter) T.K. Chesney (Garvin)

Director – Margie Timmons Asst. Director – Nancy Prescott Asst. Director – Amanda DeBenedetto Choreography – Michael Dennis Rehearsal Pianist – Stephanie Poland Stage Manager – Hope Jones Lights – Stephan Rosario Costumes – Carolyn Reeder and Lori Blissett Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Hair – Margie Timmons Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Set Constuction – Dave Timmons, Senior Victoria Gluchoski Michael Krys, Hope Jones, Jared Among the highlights of the show was Alexa McKnight’s played Ren’s aunt Ethel. Haveman, Sandra McKnight, Tina rendition of “Let’s Hear It For The Boy” (left, who played The two of them moved Starr, Jeff Chestney, Adam Moon, Rusty) and her interactions with Willard, played by Marc from Chicago to Bomont to Graham Messer and Jacob Trew. Wakim (above). Both are seniors. open the show.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Another highlight was Ren and Willard’s singing of ‘Mama Says.’ Ren (seated, center) and Bomont High students listen to Rev. Moore speak at the town council.

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