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BY MAT PELLEGRINO woes along the corridor and start in Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze now. The spokesman fishing in GB [email protected] said that both projects should finish up around the same time in 2015. The resurfacing of Highway 98 “It’s scheduled to coincide with the Health Dept.: man from the Pensacola Bay Bridge to Navarre Parkway work,” Satter said. The Gulf Breeze Zoo is going to start “They are two separate projects, but got rare infection sooner than most expected. if we can do them together, it will be According to the Florida Depart- easier on the public and viewed as BY LIESEL SCHMIDT ment of Transportation, the project one project total, even though they Gulf Breeze News is slated to start on October 28 and [email protected] are two separate projects.” will be completed by spring 2015. Five days after an afternoon ishing trip, 53-year-old FDOT District 3 spokesman Ian Sat- See Paving Page 2A » Duane Reynolds of Gulf Breeze died from an infection that ter said DOT wanted to ease traffic resulted from exposure to a bacteria called Vibrio vulnii- cus. Monday, September 30, was a day that started like any Pedestrian struck other as Duane and his friend, Alan Little, waded through the waters between Pensacola Bay Bridge and Soundview Trail to cast for bait ish. Recalls Little, “We went ishing by car on Hwy. 98 and had a great day. The water was clear; nobody got cut, Photo by Mat Pellegrino | GBN nobody got hurt.” Aside from Little’s being bitten by a tick Duane Reynolds, left, is pictured with Alan Little, who BY MAT PELLEGRINO Highway 98 shortly after the start as the pair made their way through a vacant lot to their cho- was fishing with Reynolds the day he caught the bacterial Gulf Breeze News of the Gulf Breeze High School sen ishing spot, he says the afternoon was largely unevent- infection. [email protected] homecoming game at 7 p.m. ful. By his own estimation, he should have had just as much The department later opened up able––a severely compromised immune system. “He’d had risk of infection from the bacteria as Duane did, especially A Gulf Breeze Police Department one lane to relieve the traffic flow, a heart valve replacement in May,” says Duane’s father, Lee in light of the fact that he often “puts part of the net in my employee was badly injured after and all lanes were open shortly af- Reynolds. “His immune system was really low from that.” mouth,” which would inevitably subject him to whatever she attempted to cross Highway 98 ter 10 p.m. water had been absorbed by the net’s porous material. It was, perhaps, the perfect storm of factors working against in the city limits on October 11 and According to the Centers for Disease Control and oficials was hit by a vehicle. at the Santa Rosa County Health Department, however, there The accident caused city police to See Driver Page 7A » See Infection Page 7A » was something that made Duane signiicantly more vulner- shut down all westbound traffic on Thrifty lady leaves $1.5M to charity

many thought was BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News not that well off. [email protected] “Her husband drove this old A Gulf Breeze woman known for brown van from her meager spending had a secret she the ‘70s, I think. sprang on several local organizations And she had this on Monday. old red Dodge Spread Leona “Lee” Spread, who passed Neon,” O’Neal away last December, left $1.5 million said. “You couldn’t really tell they in donations to ive local organiza- had any money.” tions. Her friend Mary O’Neal made Before Spread passed away, she the presentation of the checks to the gave directions to O’Neal to dis- organizations at a luncheon inside of tribute some of her funds to lo- the Tiger Point Golf Course Club- cal organizations. Representa- house. tives from those organizations Photo by Jason Thompson | GBN At the luncheon, O’Neal painted a GBHS Principal Jason Weeks crowns Sage Dunne during halftime of the Homecoming Game Friday. She was escorted picture of how the late Spread, who See Spread Page 9A » by father Reed Dunne (left) and she succeeds 2012 Queen Rachel Carter. More photos online at gulfbreezenews.com.

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Randle said that the [email protected] tire area and allows any in- N I X L E process will take a “little Friday, October 18 vestigator to pursue crimes u p d a t e s while” to get the equipment Womens Business Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. in any participating jurisdic- can be re- installed and running. The Gulf Breeze Police - 1 p.m., First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze/ Department is expanding its tion,” said Neff. ceived by When the equipment is Storypoint Church reach within and outside of t e x t i n g installed the benefits will “lost dog” be felt immediately, as po- the City of Gulf Breeze in Animal Alert Randle order to better serve and pro- to 88877. lice officers and fire fight- Monday, October 21 tect its citizens and visitors. Program “If you’ve lost an animal ers will be able to write in- Commissioner Committee, 9 a.m., SRC Recently the Gulf Breeze the best thing to do is to call cident and offense reports, Administrative Center, Board Room The Gulf Breeze Police City Council approved pro- the police department first traffic crash reports and GBA Chamber Executive Committee Department is implementing grams and projects for the because chances are we will traffic citations from their Meeting, 4 p.m. - 5 p.m., GBA Chamber a new animal alert program GBPD to implement in the be the first ones to encounter vehicles, thus allowing in which they will notify the City Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze areas of protecting children it,” said Randle. “I think it’s them to spend more time public through email, Face- City Hall, Council Chambers against internet crime, con- a good idea and now we’ll “in the field” rather than book and NIXLE updates tacting the owners of lost be able to reunite pets with at the station doing paper- when a lost pet has been Wednesday, October 23 pets, and using time and their owners.” work. turned in to the police. Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board, 8:30 money more efficiently with The police department Chief Robert Randle said the use of in car computers will also be able to start a.m., Public Services Conference Room that oftentimes the police Mobile Data and updated software. implementing E-citations, Public Safety Coordination Council, 11:30 department is the first place Terminal Project in which traffic tickets will a.m., Sheriff’s Dept. Training Room people call when they find a be directly sent from the Internet Crimes lost pet or are looking for a The Gulf Breeze Police Parks and Recreation, 5:30 p.m., SRC Mobile Data Terminals to Admnistrative Center, Board Room Against Children lost pet. Department and Gulf Breeze the traffic clerk’s office in Task Force The police department can Fire and Rescue are taking Milton, instead of being hold the pet in a fenced-in steps to make more efficient processed and transmitted The Gulf Breeze Police enclosure behind the depart- use of officer, firefighter, manually. This will free up Department has joined forc- ment until the animal is ei- and staff time by installing time for department staff. es with the Internet Crimes ther claimed or sent to ani- Mobile Data Terminals and Other benefits for the Against Children Task Force mal control. updating Computer Assist- new equipment include (ICACTF), a statewide agen- “We end up housing a lot ed Dispatching (CAD) soft- GPS mapping which en- cy that provides local law en- of animals out there and we ware in every police cruiser ables dispatchers and of- forcement agencies with the try to track down the own- and fire vehicle. ficers and firefighters to funding necessary to combat ers, but we can’t always do Since the city coun- know the exact location of the online exploitation and that,” said Randle. cil approved the cost of all officers in the field at solicitation of children. He added that the police the project several weeks all times, “caution notes” Joining the task force al- department can scan micro- ago, Chief Randle and Fire which can be attached to lows the city’s two ICACTF chipped pets. Chief Shane Carmichael a registration or drivers li- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report investigators, Sgt. Steph Those interested in sign- have been piecing together cense, and auto mapping of Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Neff and Officer Greg Bak- ing up for email updates can orders for the new equip- the location of every fire er, to reach beyond the city’s do so by calling the police ment. hydrant and directions to jurisdiction to fight internet department at 934-5121 or This project will enhance get to any address in the lo- FELONIES W/M, 31, 3000 block of crimes against children. stopping by the department the CAD software and re- cal surrounding areas. 10/8/2013 Winward Cove Ct., Gulf Miller, Jeremy Rufus, Breeze, burglary, burglary W/M, 39, 9000 block Deer tools-possession, larceny Ln., Navarre, two counts Paving will begin FLASHBACKS failure to appear, battery, DUIs resisting officer 10/11/2013 Mullikin, Luke James, Dalton, Dawn Marie, B/ at bay bridge 8 Years ago Tyler Boylan, Tyler McGee, W/M, 27, 2000 block Alfred F, 44, 1000 block Redwood October 13, 2005, GBN Elliot Cooper, and Blake Blvd., Navarre, probation Ln., Gulf Breeze, DUI Woodlawn Beach Middle Taylor. Senior, Lacie Broth- violation » Continued from Page 1A sign standards, improving School’s Conni Carnley re- ers was crowned the GBHS existing signage, pavement ceived Florida Assistant of Homecoming Queen of 10/11/2013 Note: All arrest and police re- Work will begin in the markings and signalized in- ports published in Gulf Breeze the year. She accepted this 2008. She is the daughter of Flores, Christina Ann, city and will head eastward. News are public record and do tersections. award in impressive time: Danny and Linda Brothers. W/F, 37, 3000 block of As of now DOT is warn- not imply guilt. All suspects are That includes adding only four years after the Winward Cove Ct., Gulf ing residents and visitors presumed innocent until proven ramps at some intersec- school’s opening. “I view 1 Year ago Breeze, burglary, burglary that there will be temporary tions. and/or adjudicated guilty in a this award as conirmation October 18, 2012, GBN tools-possession, larceny court of law. lane closures from 7 p.m. Even though DOT still that the leadership and edu- Gulf Breeze High School’s McCord, Sean David, to 7 a.m. once construction has its eyes set on the new cation we provide in Santa Sue Morren brings the cho- starts. Pensacola Bay Bridge, Sat- Rosa County is exemplary,” rus program back after 15 “We’re hoping it closes ter said that crews are still said Carnley. years. The chorus began up around the same time and assigned to pave from the Gulf Breeze Fire Report as an after school activity Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue we are trying to not disrupt current bay bridge east- 5 Years ago and blossomed into a sixth the public as much,” Satter ward. October 16, 2008, GBN period class of nearly 40 said. “We’re still years out Gulf Breeze High’s fresh- excited students. “My long During the week of The contractor for the from starting that (Pensaco- man and sophomore Court term goal, in years to come, October 7 through October $11.7 million project is la Bay) bridge project so we were Charlotte Engel, Sal- is to see this program grow 13, the Gulf Breeze Fire and APAC Mid-South, Inc. obviously want to resurface lie Papajohn, Richelle, and to where it is six class pe- Rescue responded to a total based out of Pensacola. An- that area so it doesn’t fall Elizabeth Blizzard. The ju- riods a day, with a show of 19 calls. derson Columbia is working apart for now. Even when nior Homecoming Court is choir, women’s choir, con- on the Navarre Parkway re- we start bridge construction Alexa Booth, Tristan Pow- cert choir, and different op- Fourteen were medical, surfacing project. in 2017, 2018…. you’re still ers, Kevyn Sarra, and Carli tions,” said Morren. one motor vehicle accident, The plans for construc- talking 6,7 or 8 years be- Steinhauer. They were two fire alarms and one Breeze Fire & Rescue, visit tion include milling and re- fore we’re finished with the escorted by (respectively) - Chloe Brummer mutual aid to Midway. their web page at www. surfacing the roadway over bridge project,” Satter said. cityofgulfbreeze.com/ the 12.77 mile stretch. The The DOT spokesman said To learn more about Gulf firedept/index.html. biggest change will be the that his department will be widening of the existing in talks with the Federal shoulders to eight feet. Highway Administration Subscribe today to Gulf Breeze News “They are widening the sometime within the next and get a whole year delivered to your shoulders 8 feet on each month about the project. mailbox for just $35. Call (850) 932-8986 side,” Satter said. “We are “Once we get signatures not acquiring right-of-way and sign off on the plans, for the project, so we are we will have a 30 day pub- widening where we can.” lic comment period and then Annual Report to the public of the from your friends at Gulf Breeze News Construction crews will a public meeting will take Gas and Oil Revenue Preservation Fund also be adding 5 ft. wide place either at the end of as required by Ordinance 81-12 Charito Lyster • October 17 buffered bicycle lanes from the year or early next year,” Danielle Dickey • October 17 Gondolier Boulevard east to Satter said. Principal Balance (October 1, 2012) $3,551,667.00 the Zoo. To get regular updates on Interest or Gain on Investments Paul Ward • October 22 Construction workers are the project text US98GBP (October 1, 2012) $190,222.00 Rick Nall • October 22 also upgrading American to 313131 to receive text Beginning Balance as of with Disabilities Act de- alerts. (October 1, 2012) $3,741,889.00 Sallie Papajohn • October 23 Joe Zwierzchowski • October 23 2013 Activities Interest or Gains on Investments $5,082.42 Teresa Dossett • October 23 Ashley Collins • October 23 Summary

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City backs stem cell lab funding Deaths council that which randomizes treatment BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News their initial to a larger scale of patients. [email protected] I’m tickled to death that the city is going to meeting on While the City of Gulf Jerry A. be able to help us, this is a huge step for us. S e p t e m - Breeze is working to help fund Researchers at the Andrews ber 3 had the lab, more has to happen Dobbs Institute and the Gulf Breeze “ i m p a c t s in Malaysia before it can be City Council are one step – Dr. Adam Anz, M.D. around the brought to the United States. Jerry A. Dobbs, 65, of closer to offering a platform Orthopedic Surgeon and Medical Director of Clinical Research world.” Currently Dr. Saw is work- Anz Gulf Breeze passed away to bring cutting-edge stem cell for AREI on the proposed lab T h e ing with his government to Wednesday, October 09, regeneration research from c o n c e p t help fund the trials and further 2013. Malaysia to right here in the of bringing a regenerative development. lion in payroll is a tremendous goes, Eddy stated that other City of Gulf Breeze. The pro- medicine research lab to Gulf “The clinical trials are go- Visitation will be boom to the economy, and we companies or medical organi- posed lab will be the first of Breeze began when Dr. Anz ing through the same process held Friday, October 11 want to keep AREI in the fore- zations might seek to relocate its kind in the United States. was introduced to using adult for approval in Malaysia as from noon to 1 p.m. at front of the orthopaedic effort to the city, making the invest- The Community Redevel- stem cells to regenerate hu- they are going through here, Gulf Breeze Presbyte- that they provide,” said Eddy. ment in the properties that opment Agency (CRA) met man cartilage in 2009 while but on a grander scale,” he rian Church. Service will “This is an easy concept to comprise “Catalyst Site 1” after the October 7 regularly collaborating with Dr. Khay said in a later interview. follow at 1 p.m. at the recommend.” more likely. scheduled City Council Meet- Yong Saw, an orthopedic sur- Dr. Anz added that the Ma- church. ing and approved the concept In a memo to the council, Eddy also stated at Wednes- geon in Malaysia who pio- laysian government has re- Eddy states that of the 600 day’s meeting that in order to of granting $350,000 to the neered the method. cently approved the concept Rose Lawn Funeral people that Baptist Hospital protect the city’s investment, recently proposed regenera- In order to bring this therapy of funding the trials in Ma- Home is handling ar- employs, 52 percent live in the CRA will track the eco- tive medicine research lab to to the United States, it has to laysia. Dr. Saw is now getting rangements. be run by the Andrews Re- greater Gulf Breeze and Santa nomic impact up to several go through an intensive clini- together cost reports for final search and Education Institute Rosa County, and 33 percent years after the center became cal process mandated through government approval. (AREI). live in the city. Eddy also operational and determine if it the Food and Drug Adminis- “I’m tickled to death that the Councilman Joe Henderson believes that more healthcare has, in fact, proved to be prof- tration (FDA). In the United city is going to be able to help Dance with Miss Cindy urged city staff to have the professionals residing in the itable to the city. If the lab is States the FDA treats stem cell us, this is a huge step for us,” Gulf Breeze Community Center is now offering ballet classes on Mondays & dance on Thursdays. formal agreement ready to be city will result in higher prop- determined to not be profitable therapy like a drug, in which it said Dr. Anz. “Having some approved by the City Council erty value and better schools. the CRA might ask that some Ballet Mondays @ has three phases to pass before assistance is great because to 3:00 for 5-7 year olds & 3:45 for 8-10 year olds. by the end of October. This will create an upward of the money be returned. it can be practiced. Dr. Saw a certain extent progress in At the previous Executive trend in more ad valorem rev- “Developing that agreement has already completed the medicine is hampered by a lot Dance Thursdays @ enue for the city. will be a challenge, but we are 2:00 for 11-15 year olds Session, City Manager Edwin pre-clinical animal study and of things, but oftentimes fund- (fun jazz/ballet/hip hop). “Buz” Eddy described the re- Last year the Andrews In- up for it,” said Eddy. the Phase I study in which he ing is what causes delays.” Taught by Miss Cindy, former search lab as a “great econom- stitute and Baptist Hospital Dr. Adam Anz, M.D., or- tried the therapy on humans. The second phase of the professional ballerina with ic development opportunity” performed about 6,000 surger- thopedic surgeon and Medical The proposed research center trial is scheduled to begin July 13+years of experience!! for the city. ies. Director of Clinical Research will help Dr. Saw complete 2014. (850) 206-7852 | [email protected] “Baptist Hospital’s $41 mil- As far as the Master Plan for the AREI, stated before the the second and third phases, or like GBCC FB page for more details. Firefighters to get raises Increase will be first since 2007 Baybridge Chiropractic ฀฀฀฀฀ BY PAM BRANNON money to pay for borrowing $ 1 2 5 , 0 0 0 money. We don’t even know in tax mon- More MFD News ฀฀ Gulf Breeze News www.spir itgatemedicine.com [email protected] yet what some of these extra ies, and ex- Midway Fire Department locks expenses we are talking about pects to get in low insurance rates ฀฀ ฀฀฀ The full-time Midway Fire- tonight are even going to cost that again 5A ighters will be receiving a 4 us next year. So I would like to this year. percent raise beginning Dec. amend the motion to give a 3 “ T h a t full time ireighters/EMTs and 1 this year. The Board of Fire percent raise, to begin Dec. 1 would just Kanzigg oficers will.” Commissioners voted to ap- when we know we have some be a better The raises do not include prove this irst raise since 2007 tax money coming in, and then time to give beneits costs. “This year, un- for the ireighters at last week’s maybe early next year give an- a raise, I believe,” he said. fortunately, the ireighters are meeting, but not without some other one percent raise. And I He said a one percent raise also having to pay more for discussion and a little debate. do think we need to handle the adds up to about $10,000 a year insurance premiums – so we The four percent raise had Chief separately.” for the district. give them a raise but then make been placed in the budget the Gorris said he didn’t want to Commissioner McPherson them pay more for insurance,” board was also approving at do anything now, in the short amended his motion, saying, the Chief said. “That part is un- the meeting. But district trea- term, that could end up hurting “I will ask that we give the full fortunate, but the board is giv- surer/commissioner Jaque Gor- the employees in the long term time ireighters a 4 percent ing them some money to try to ris pointed out that no money if the board discovered down raise beginning Dec. 1, 2013.” offset the deductible.” had been actually allocated in the line that they could not af- That motion was approved Nothing was decided about the budget for the raises. ford the cost of the raises. unanimously by the commis- the Chief’s salary at that meet- Gorris was concerned about Fire Chief Kanzigg said the sioners – including Gorris. ing. giving the raises right now, ireighters really are getting Chief Kanzigg told Gulf since the resolution presented a boost in beneits each year, Breeze News that the raise to the board was to start the also. would bring the ireighter/ raises Oct. 1, 2013. “People say we have not giv- EMT up to $11.26 an hour and Commissioner Joe McPher- en the ireighters any increase would add up to just under son has been lobbying for the in pay since 2007, but in real- $1,300 a year. The 4 percent raises for a year, and made a ity the beneit package has re- raise for an oficer of the ire motion to approve the 4 per- sponded to the needs of the staff district would add up to $1,800 cent raise to begin Oct. 1. Gor- each year, and had added up to a year. “The raises range from I slipped and fell at a grocery store How many people read ris disagreed, saying, “To do about a one percent increase $1,300 a year to $2,300 a year. and hurt my back, but I can not Gulf Breeze News? this right now we would dei- each year,” Kanzigg said. The ireighters hired under the find a lawyer who will take the nitely have to borrow money. Gorris said that usually by temporary grant will not re- case. Do you know why? In fact we would be borrowing Dec. 1 the district receives at least ceive the raises. But all other

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 BY CHLOE BRUMMER Special to Gulf Breeze News Office: (850) 932-8986 [email protected] Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com "What is your favorite Homecoming PUBLISHER Lisa Newell memory?"

EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino

SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson

NEWS REPORTER Melanie Kormondy

SALES MANAGER Bob Newell “My favorite memory is SALES walking out on the football Briana Taylor ield for homecoming court Larry Ball and seeing everyone.” Nina Staviski OFFICE MANAGER GBHS Doris Pelham Leveling the playing field ART DIRECTOR Nancy Fish Working forests work for our Many private projects also seek communities and economy. the LEED stamp of approval. GRAPHIC DESIGN Most people intuitively recog- Inequality still exists in this Maite George nize that woodlands ill a vast ar- sector, causing contractors to look ray of needs, from jobs and prod- to other states or foreign countries CONTRIBUTORS ucts to wildlife habitats and water for FSC—certiied wood to com- Betty Archer Allen recharge areas. They do not, how- plete structures with the LEED Pam Brannon ever, understand the importance designation. “My favorite memory is Jack Kale of active, competitive markets in Working forests work. inally being able to wear the keeping lands forested and opera- By monopolizing the market uses, wildlife loses habitat; the air Like other businesses and in- Liesel Schmidt toga and being in the parade tional. through its exclusionary policies, dustries, they thrive in a free— Mike Robertson loses its natural ilters; our water before I left high school.” Perhaps the most lagrant ex- market system. The Florida For- LEED narrows opportunities for supply loses areas for recharge Sage Dunne Dr. Robert Randel ample of this principle being estry Association, its members Florida woodland owners and and storage; and people lose op- GBHS Clay Bloodworth overlooked is the criteria that producers, making it harder for portunities for recreation and and staff will continue to advocate the U.S. Green Building Council them to remain competitive. natural scenic beauty. for equality in this vital arena. I (USGBC) has developed for its It reduces the demand for In short, the standards repre- hope that others who appreciate Member: Leadership in Energy and Envi- Florida wood, while beneitting sent a lose—lose situation for ev- and enjoy our state’s forests will Florida Press Association ronmental Design (LEED) stan- those growing and producing eryone except FSC. join us. National Newspaper Assn. dards. timber elsewhere. The decreased This year Gov. Rick Scott and Lynetta Usher Griner was LEED only awards points for elected as president of FFA in Gulf Breeze Area demand for Florida wood nega- the Florida legislature took an Chamber of Commerce wood that has been certiied by tively impacts prices and proits, enormous step toward leveling 2012. She and her husband, Ken, (“2003 Small Business of the Year ”) the Forest Stewardship Council making it more dificult for Flor- the playing ield and increasing began working in her family’s (FSC). timber business after her broth- Pensacola Beach ida landowners to maintain their competition in the marketplace “It was fun marching in the The problem with that in Flor- forests. by giving public agencies more er’s untimely death in 1989. Chamber of Commerce parade with my band members ida is that merely 120 acres of the At the same time, LEED drives Under their leadership, Usher Greater Pensacola lexibility to use wood certiied and playing in the pep rally.” 16.1 million acres of forestland in up prices for consumers by requir- by other programs for build- Land & Timber, Inc., has been Chamber of Commerce Gray Barona the state are certiied under FSC. honored as the Logger of the Year ing “green” building projects to ing projects. This means that GBHS Navarre Tourist In contrast, almost three million use FSC—certiied wood. Most all wood is treated equally when on the state and national level Development Council acres are certiied by the Ameri- FSC—certiied wood comes from our tax dollars are used to build and has also received Audubon’s Santa Rosa County can Tree Farm System (ATFS) other states or foreign countries public facilities like parks, com- Sustainable Forestry Award. Chamber of Commerce and the Sustainable Forestry Ini- and is more expensive. munity centers, and schools. This year they were recognized tiative (SFI) collectively. LEED also adversely affects When it comes to public proj- for their exceptional natural re- Economically, LEED’s crite- green spaces and the environ- ects, Florida woodland owners source stewardship with a County LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze - News welcomes your opinion. We ria create a bad deal for Florida’s ment. When forest owners ind and producers are now given a Alliance for Responsible Envi reserve the right to edit a letter to fit woodland owners, producers and themselves forced to develop fair chance to compete. Our ight ronmental Stewardship (CARES) space available. We do not accept its consumers. their land into more proitable is not over, however. award. letters containing a personal attack on any individual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an “My favorite memory is individual writer. If we receive form Syria and Iraq chemical weapons swap letters, we will print only the first playing in the parade and one we receive. Include your name, Inspectors are reviewing the Federal Income Tax has caused or participating in the festivi- address and daytime phone number. list of chemical weapons provided is causing. ties.” by Syria and working on destroy- Letters to the Editor It has become the weapon of Madi Brewer ing the known chemical stockpiles choice to punish any and all op- GBHS CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze in March 2003. passage of U.S. House Bill HR:25 and equipment. position to Federal Control of our News is committed to accuracy and In January 2006 General Geo- this madness will stop! The fair wants to hear from you if we need However, American and Mid- lives. It seems Citizens across ges Sada, an Iraqi general under Tax description of this Bill is dis- to make a correction or clarification. dle East oficials said Syria’s elite the United States are looking for Saddam Hussein, claimed Iraq puted by some, however, HR:25s Please email us at news@gulf- Unit 450, which runs Assad’s a substitute for the current failed moved WMDs into Syria before requirement that will controllably breezenews.com with the subject chemical weapons program, scat- Federal Income Tax. That simple line CORRECTION or CLARIF- the war, which were loaded on repeal the 16th Amendment is tered the weapons across Syria system is deined in HR:25 The ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 civilian aircraft and multiple truck and into Iraq. possibly the single most beneicial Fair Tax Bill. This Bill replaces it during office hours and ask for convoys. part of this Bill and this can not be A Lebanese newspaper re- does not add to the current Feder- news or sports departments. Iraq and Syria have been play- denied. ported twenty trucks loaded with al Income Tax. It was developed ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News ing a WMD swap game for many The 16th Amendment to the equipment and chemical weapons and payed for by Citizens. will not be responsible for quality or years, which should be thorough- U.S. constitution enacted in 1913 discoloration in ads provided by the were driven across the border into FWe do not have to settle for “The parade was really cool ly investigated and ended with the allowed the current Federal In- advertiser or its agents. Iraq, on September 12 to 13, 2013. a impotent Congress! We do not and I liked seeing the different destruction of these weapons. come Tax which was supported The trucks were not inspected by have to settle for a corrupt failed loats. The teacher skits were by many trusting Citizens, many the border guards. Income Tax. We do not have to really funny.” Gulf Breeze News is published Donald A. Moskowitz who did not understand how this weekly on Thursdays for $35 per Some of these chemical weap- stand by watching as our fellow Chase Parnell Londonderry, NH change would totally redeine the year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. ons going to Iraq could be weap- Citizens are punished for exercis- GBHS Federal Government. Many self Periodical postage paid at Gulf ons that were moved from Iraq ing their Right to free speech and centered Citizens and corrupt Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. into Syria prior to the Iraqi War. Shutdown effecting expression. The solution is in- Politicians promoted the “new” Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. Director of National Intel- hand; passage of HR:25 The Fair everyone - OD S WORD POSTMASTER: Please send ligence, James Clapper, who Federal Income Tax as a lat In Tax Bill will stop these abuses. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 17, 2013 7A Infection first confirmed case in SRC this year » Continued from Page 1A looking extremely grim. “They had the Critical Care doctors Duane as he whiled away the and the people from infectious hours on Monday afternoon, diseases,” says Lee. “Finally never realizing that he was they decided on Friday (Octo- catching more than just ish. ber 4) that they would get him Despite Duane Reynolds’s stabilized as much as possible conirmed infection and his and by that time, his vital signs death shortly after being hos- were really low. Friday after- pitalized for associated symp- noon, they transferred him over toms, the Health Department to Baptist Hospital in Pensaco- declines an oficial statement la to put him on a dialysis ma- linking the two. “We may have chine.” In spite of the doctor’s one or two cases [of Vibrio vul- best attempts at, Duane’s condi- niicus] a year; this is the irst tion continued on its downward reported case for 2013,” says spiral. He died later that night. SRCHD Operations Analyst The presence of the bacteria Debbie Stilphen. “We are not in the water is nothing unusual, going to conirm whether or not Stilphen claims. “[The] bacteria there was a death, we’re just re- occurs naturally in warm, salty porting that there was a case [of water... areas where the water is the bacteria].” The bacterium, warm and brackish, like estuar- which is a variation of a strain ies and any place where the wa- which causes cholera. Accord- ter doesn’t lush out well with ing to information published the tide, or if we’ve had unusu- by the CDC, “Among healthy ally heavy rains and things like people, ingestion of Vibrio that where there is a lot of run- vulniicus can cause vomit- off,” she reports. In turn, the ing; diarrhea; and abdominal bacteria-laced water is ingested pain. In immunocompromised by shellish such as oysters as persons...Vibrio vulniicus can Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News they ilter the water through infect the bloodstream, caus- Duane Reynolds and his friend Alan Little were fishing near the Bob Sikes Bridge in Gulf Breeze where several people fish from on a daily their systems. Proper cooking ing a severe and life-threaten- basis. can ensure elimination of the ing illness characterized by bacteria, and Stilphen suggests fever and chills; decreased that raw shellish be avoided, also enter the body through amant: “He did not get it from Wednesday, Duane appeared and called the emergency room blood pressure; and blistering especially by anyone who is im- any open wound or broken shellish. He got it from ish- ine, but things took a deadly at Gulf Breeze Hospital, and skin lesions. Vibrio vulniicus munocompromised. Oficials at bloodstream infections are fatal skin. Which would, in Lee’s ing,” he contends, recounting turn in the pre-dawn hours of they told us to bring him in. the Health Department continue estimation, be the most likely the preceding events. “[Duane Thursday morning. “His left They started treatment on him about 50 percent of the time.” to stress that concerns over the cause for his son’s exposure, as - leg had swollen to about twice right away, and then he was While most instances of in- and Alan] went wade ish bacteria’s presence not cause fection occur after the ingestion Duane hadn’t eaten any shell- ing up to about their waist in its normal size,” Lee recalls. “It moved up to a room and even- panic––simply awareness and short pants. He had shoes on,” was really red. We gave him tually into Intensive Care.” By of raw or improperly cooked ish in the period prior to his caution. Knowledge is power death. On this point, Lee is ad- Lee notes. From Monday until some Tylenol and baby aspirin then, Duane’s condition was shellish, Vibrio vulniicus can and the key to prevention. Driver not at fault GB man charged with criminal » Continued from Page 1A front bumper, then slammed into the windshield from the According to the accident force of impact. arson, armed burglary report, Dedra Thomas, 50, When the driver com- was attempting to run across pletely stopped, Thomas was A 26-year-old Gulf Breeze caller reported FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 on Duncan Avenue at 11:30 a.m. A Fairpoint Drive the missing boat prop was stolen off of a boat the westbound lanes of thrown approximately 20 ft. Police Report A caller reported an act of Highway 98 from the Exxon from the vehicle into High- resident was trailer, valued criminal mischief and vandalism on a lift valued at $250. Gas Station when she failed way 98. charged with at $2,000, to notice a car coming west- Because Doan was not armed burglary stating that bound in the lane closest to at fault, the driver was not and criminal ar- it could have the median. charged with any traffic son after he broke been stolen The driver of the vehicle, crime. into a home on anytime from Oanh Doan, of Pensacola hit Thomas was transported Fairpoint Drive and attempted 8 a.m. on October 9 to 8 a.m. on Thomas with the left front of to Baptist Hospital’s Inten- to set the home on ire at around October 10. her vehicle. sive Care Unit in Pensacola 11:30 p.m. on October 13. The Police conducted a trafic stop The report indicated with multiple fractures and homeowner called the police, and for an equipment violation at the Thomas was hit with the contusions. when police arrived, they detained Exxon gas station at 10:45 p.m. Christopher Manning. An 18-year-old Gulf Breeze wom- Manning was attempting to set an was found to have marijuana something on the resident’s stove and drug paraphernalia on her dur- Poker Run to on ire. The suspect was armed ing the trafic stop. She also had a with a pocket knife. notice to appear warrant, but was released after the trafic stop. benefit Toys for Tots TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 A caller reported a suspicious On November 2, the 12th An- tion at the VFW. Janett Johnson, 34, of Tum- person and vehicle at Bahama nual Bear’s Toys for Tots Poker The cost to entry the ride is $10 bleweed Trail in Pensacola was Bay Club at 11:49 p.m. Police re- Run will begin at 10 a.m. at Janet’s per person or a new unwrapped toy stopped by police for speeding at sponded and arrested 37-year-old Mustang Bar 5260 Gulf Breeze of equal value. 9:11 a.m. During the stop, police Christina Flores of Texas and Sean Pkwy. All toys and cash donations go conirmed that Johnson had war- McCord, 31, of Windward Cove The ride will make several stops to the Marine Corps Toys for Tots. rants for her arrest out of Escam- Court in Gulf Breeze for burglary, in Gulf Breeze and Pensacola be- Anyone who would like to donate bia County and was arrested. theft, resisting without violence, fore returning to the VFW Post toys that can’t make the ride can loitering and possession of bur- 4407 1783 Abercrombie Rd Gulf drop them off at the VFW 4407 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 glary equipment. The two were Breeze around 3:30 p.m. anytime between now and No- A citizen reported that a util- attempting to siphon gasoline and There will be live music by vember 2. For more information ity trailer was stolen at the 100 were going through unlocked ve- Class X, food, door prizes and auc- contact Darren Warren 261-6544. block Hibiscus Avenue. The hicles. Woodlawn Beach Middle School PUBLIC WBMS to offer free lunches to SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 10 A.M. military, first responders 4788 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Court Ordered Real Estate Auction week, which started on Mon- - FROM STAFF REPORTS ing local military and irst re Artist Business & Home Liquidation Gulf Breeze News day, October 14, and runs until sponders by offering them a “The Beaver Pond Artist” [email protected] Friday, October 18. free school lunch. National School Lunch All parents are invited to eat REAL ESTAT E: Woodlawn Beach Middle Week is a way for area schools lunch with their student that Triple Income Property on Hwy. 98. Prime Gulf Breeze Location: 1750’ School, and all other schools in to encourage students to eat a day. 3/2 Home, 1500’ Showroom/Workshop, 600’ Building. Min. Opening Bid: the school district and across healthy lunch. The cost of a lunch for an $100,000. the nation are celebrating Na- Today, Woodlawn Beach adult is $3 and $2.50 for a EQUIP M EN T & F U RN ISHINGS: tional School Lunch Week this Middle School will be honor- child. Antiques, Barristers Bookcases, Woodworking Equipment, Shop Tools, Lg. Aquarium, Appliances, Household Furnishings, Tikis & Wood Carved Statuary, Sound Equipment, Custom Elec. Guitars, Gen. Household & More. Complete Details at: WBMS Robotics headed to UWF BoylestonAuctions.com Location: 2 miles east of Lowe’s on Hwy. 98 Preview: Real Estate by Appt. or Auction Day 8:30 a.m. FROM STAFF REPORTS ida on Saturday, November 2. The competition is open to the public Real Estate Terms: 5% Dn. Auction Day, Bal. @ closing w/in 30 days. 10% Gulf Breeze News The students will build a robot and pres- and will be held UWF Field House from 9 ent marketing campaign in order to com- a.m. to 4 p.m. buyer premium. [email protected] Terms for Personal Property: Full payment auction day by cash/check/debit/ pete in the BEST (Boosting Engineering The public is invited to attend. credit. 15% buyer premium. Sales tax charged without exemption. Approximately sixty students from Science and Technology) Robotics Com- For more information contact Shannon Woodlawn Beach Middle School are pre- petition. Middle and high schools from Farrell at [email protected]. paring to compete in a regional robotics Escambia, Santa Rosa, Walton and Bay l.us or at 934-4010. (850) 393-1152 competition at the University of West Flor- county will comprise the playing ield. Auctions, LLC Daryl Delgado & Gina Boyleston, Auctioneers AB3264/AU4475/AU4489

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 8A October 17, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Why do some women have mustaches? Health Briefs hormones. Some make slightly and laser treatments destroy rise, and that turns the skin and TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH more than normal, and other the hair follicles. Electrolysis whites of the eyes yellow. Sacred Heart offers BY PAUL G. DONOHUE, M.D. women might have hair fol- is somewhat painful, but not Your neighbor’s doctor has licles that are more sensitive so greatly painful that it’s un- the task of fi nding the cause of payment plan DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I to male hormones than they bearable. Women reporters can jaundice. watch a lot of TV news. With- should be. afford either procedure. Male Only if the cause is identi- Sacred Heart Health System is pays on their insurance plans. So now offering its patients an interest- we were looking for a better way out naming names, there are In either case, hirsuitism is hormone excess can be treated fi ed can the liver be properly two very attractive women re- the result. It might be the only with a number of medicines, treated. free loan program called ClearBal- to help them afford the care they porters, dark-haired, who have sign of male hormone produc- and that can rid women of un- *** ance, giving patients an affordable need,” said Susan Davis, president prominent mustaches. I fi nd tion, or there may be other wanted hair. DEAR DR. DONOHUE: option to pay their out-of-pocket and CEO of Sacred Heart Health hospital expenses over an extended System. this distracting. signs of hormone excess. *** Isn’t liver cirrhosis the fi nal Is unwanted hair removal For many, this is noth- DEAR DR. DONOHUE: cause of death in alcoholics? period. The ClearBalance program She added: “The ClearBalance so very painful or costly that ing more than a family trait. My next-door neighbor turned My dad was an alcoholic, but has been made available to patients program helps our patients meet they would not have it done? For others, it can be a sign of yellow ... bright yellow. I had he didn’t die of cirrhosis. Why? at Sacred Heart’s three hospitals in their healthcare needs and deal We have a niece with the same trouble in the adrenal gland, never seen that before. Her -- L.C. Pensacola, Miramar Beach and with unexpected hospital bills, problem, but I would never the thyroid gland, the pituitary husband says she has jaundice. ANSWER: Not every alco- Port St. Joe. while making it easier for them mention it to her. What’s going gland or the ovaries. One some- What exactly is that? How is it holic develops cirrhosis, which Benefi ts of the ClearBalance to manage their out-of-pocket ex- on? -- D.B. what-common condition that treated? -- C.M. is scarring of the liver. Your payment plan include: penses.” ANSWER: Many women produces such an imbalance is ANSWER: Jaundice in- dad might have had a genetic  Low monthly payments with The ClearBalance program al- have hair growing in places polycystic ovary syndrome. dicates that the skin and the endowment that protected his fl exible terms – up to 72 months lows all patients – regardless of usually reserved only for men Not every woman with mus- whites of the eyes have turned liver.  Patient pays no interest credit score – to easily and quickly -- the mustache area, the chin, tache growth needs an exhaus- yellow. ***  Patient pays no late fees qualify for a patient-friendly bank the chest, the upper back and tive investigation, but women It’s not an illness. It comes Dr. Donohue regrets that he  A dedicated customer service loan. Additional balances and the arms. should mention it to their doc- from the French word for yel- is unable to answer individual center family member accounts may be It’s called hirsuitism (HER- tor to see if the doctor thinks low. letters, but he will incorporate “We know an increasing num- added, and the patient will receive sue-tizm), and it’s not uncom- further pursuit is in order. Jaundice indicates liver them in his column whenever ber of our patients are faced with only one easy-to-read monthly mon. About 5 percent of wom- A number of options are trouble. possible. Readers may write high deductibles and higher co- statement. en in the childbearing years open to women who want the When the liver is functioning him or request an order form of have it, and more women de- hair removed. normally, it clears the blood of available health newsletters at velop it after menopause. 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Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Check recipients and Spread’s longtime friend Mary O’Neal pose outside TPGC’s Clubhouse. From left, Rev. Lance Whorton from St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Darrell Mashburn with the Hadji Shrine, Stacey Kostevicki with Gulf Coast Kid’s House, friend O’Neal, Becky Kirsch with Indepen- dence for the Blind and Dion Guest with the Baptist Health Care Foundation. Spread leaves legacy on area

» Continued from Page 1A where they planned to utilize good use of the funds. These the funds. Rev. Lance Whorton funds have been the answer to Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News with St. Paul’s United Method- our prayers.” were invited to the luncheon ist Church said he planned to use Also at the luncheon were sev- and included: Gulf Coast Kid’s the money to help families who eral of Spread’s close friends. House, Gulf Breeze Hospital, have children in the preschool “She was a member of the Independence for the Blind, St. Car pileup slows traffic program at the church. Gulf Isle Neighbors, Gulf Coast Paul’s United Methodist Church “We have families that some- Friends and the Red Hat Society, and the Hadji Shrine in Pensac- times can’t afford to put their just to name a few,” O’Neal said. ola. on Highway 98 children through the program, “She was always very giving, All but one of the organiza- so this will help them,” Whorton and even after her death, she was tions was told about the amount said. a giver.” day morning in front of the in two seperate cars. they would receive. That organi- FROM STAFF REPORTS Becky Kirsch, the Executive At the luncheon, O’Neal Tiger Point Walmart. It is unknown how many zation was the Gulf Coast Kid’s Gulf Breeze News Director for Independence for brought photos of Spread to [email protected] Florida Highway Patrol, people were injured in the House. Representative Stacey the Blind said the organization show the guests the smile that Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office traffic crash and how many Kostevicki broke down in tears plans to use the money to help always seemed to be contagious A fender bender involv- deputies and Midway Fire vehicles were involved. when she was told her organiza- clients. when she got around other peo- ing several cars slowed down Department responded to the Information on the crash tion, and all of the other orga- “We are the only organiza- ple. westbound traffic on High- scene. was not received from FHP nizations would be receiving a tion over a span of 10 counties “If you notice in every one of way 98 around 8:30 a.m. Fri- The pileup set off airbags despite numerous calls. check for $300,000 each. that do what we do,” Kirsch said. those photos she is happy…smil- “That’s our yearly budget,” “We need vehicles, and all kinds ing,” O’Neal said. “That’s how she said. of needs. We will make very she always was.” GBPD to All of the guests spoke about McDermott files crack down for District 4 seat on DUIs and Sound Hammock. Gulf Breeze Police Depart- FROM STAFF REPORTS She is a licensed Commu- ment is cracking down on drunk Gulf Breeze News [email protected] nity Association Manager drivers from October 25 through (CAM), Certified Manager November 1 in anticipation of Navarre business opera- of Community Associa- the upcoming Halloween holi- tor Andrea McDermott has tions (CMCA), Association day. filed to run for the Santa Management Specialist According to the National Rosa County Commission, (AMS), Professional Com- Highway Trafic Safety Admin- District 4 (Navarre) seat. munity Association Man- istration (NHTSA), from 2007- McDermott is a Commu- ager (PCAM) and Florida 2011, 52 percent of all national nity Association Manager Notary Public. fatalities occurring on Halloween for seven properties in San- After retiring from Exx- night involved a drunk driver. ta Rosa County, including onMobil in 2005, Mc- GBPD is urging people to five on Navarre Beach. Dermott returned to West utilize a designated driver this The associations she is a Florida, where she lives in Halloween and to not drink and part of include Beachview, Navarre with her husband drive. If you see a drunk driver, By The Sea, Caribbean Re- of 25 years, John. call the police. sort, Emerald Surf, Sail- They have two daughters For more information on the maker Cove, Heritage Park and three grandchildren. campaign, please visit www. Photos of Spread were displayed at the luncheon on Monday. TraficSafetyMarketing.gov. Take the elderly on outings when you can because they have no one to it all in. dent on the time of year) but take along a little extra. What from the beach, to local res- BY CAROL ETTELSON assist them with getting out. While this task is very re- other trips could include go- if we lose track of time and taurants, the movies, even The Villas [email protected] Sitting in the same room, day warding, preparation is nec- ing to the shopping mall, go- end up staying out later than the driving range and fishing after day would be depress- essary for any trip with a ing out to eat, or visiting the planned? Take along some pier. Our activities are geared We all know how diffi- ing for anyone. We all need senior, beginning with what beach. Many of these things snacks and liquids. Staying to each resident’s needs and cult is it to be cooped up in and enjoy some outdoor time. activity would be appropriate we take for granted that a hydrated is extremely im- desires. We always strive to the house when the weather The clean air is refreshing for this particular person. If senior views as a sense of portant. Make sure that ap- spend some time each day is not at its best, but imag- and brings new life to us. It you decide to go for a walk, freedom or independence. A propriate clothing is used for outside and just enjoy the ine how unsettling it would is even more vital to seniors research to see if the path is special treat that they are no the weather to ensure that the beautiful area that we live in! be if you were stuck in your who don’t have the opportu- flat or has many hills. Does longer able to accomplish on senior will stay warm or cool While sometimes an out- home day after day. Unfor- nities that we do to just get up the area have wheelchair ac- their own. enough. ing with an elderly person tunately, this is the case for and go. Both our mental and cess? Are there restrooms lo- Be sure to run through a Here at The Villas at Gulf can seem overwhelming the many seniors and our aging physical beings can improve cated nearby? Are there ar- mental “checklist” of what Breeze, our activities calen- effort is definitely worth it. loved ones. Some are con- with enjoying some fresh air eas in which to stop and rest you need to take along with dar is full of different out- Watching the happiness on a fined to their homes because and now that the weather is for a bit including benches or you. Be prepared for “what ings specializing in the dif- loved one’s face during these of lack of mobility; some due changing, there is no better chairs? Walking outdoors is ifs”. Make sure to pack any ferent needs of our individual outings is worth its weight in to disabilities or illness; some time to get outside and take a wonderful activity (depen- necessary medications and residents. We go everywhere gold. RE/MAX on the Coast welcomes two new Realtors RE/MAX on the Coast is hap- she was pre- ence in real estate as she and her taught language arts in the pub- active in of Liberal Arts Alumni Advisory py to welcome Jennifer Keenan viously the husband, Shawn, have lipped lic school system, owned and her commu- Board and is the 2014 Muster and Samantha Rine to their team Children’s eight homes and currently have operated her own small busi- nity serving Chairman for the Emerald Coast of Realtors. M i n i s t r y an active rental. ness specializing in manners as a past A&M Club. Keenan has been a Realtor for Director at Real estate has been a hobby and etiquette for middle school member of She is married to Doug Rine only a year now but is at the top Gulf Breeze and is now a full time career for children, and assisted with the the Junior and they have two children, of her Freshman class with 25 U n i t e d Keenan. She is also big on giving Children’s Ministry Program at League of Holly and Grayson. Rine enjoys closed transactions and over ive Methodist back to the community. Keenan Gulf Breeze United Methodist Pensacola living in the paradise of the Gulf million in sales out the gate. Keenan Church for actively donates her time and Church. and as a Rine Coast and believes this area has Keenan specializes in Gulf eight years money to Manna Food Bank, Immediately after gradua- c u r r e n t much to offer people of all ages. Breeze properties but has sold and prior to that, owner of the Ronald McDonald House, Gulf tion from college, Rine worked member of As someone who has moved nu- as far as Cantonment and Nicev- Learning Toolbox and Romper Breeze Middle School and the as a Staff Assistant for Senator the Development Review Board merous times, she knows irst- ille. She obtained her Certiied Room, as well as a public school Sacred Heart Children’s Hospi- Phil Gramm (R-TX 1985-2002). for the City of Gulf Breeze. hand the importance of selecting Distressed Property Expert cer- teacher. She stays active with tal. Jennifer would be delighted Currently, she is enjoying her oc- In addition, Rine is currently a home that its the individual or tiication giving her an edge on her children Kate and Kyle and to help you with any of your real cupation as Realtor in the beau- serving on the Association of family. Whether buying or sell- foreclosures and short sales to is involved with their school, estate needs. tiful panhandle of NW Florida Former Students Leadership ing, call Samantha today and let help her clients. church activities and sporting Rine is a native Texan and specializing in residential prop- Council as a Class Agent for her guide you through the intri- The community seems to events. graduate of Texas A&M Univer- erties in Gulf Breeze. the Class of 1990. Rine is also cacies of your next real estate know and embrace Keenan as Keenan has personal experi- sity. Since graduation, Rine has Rine has always been very a member of the TAMU College decision.

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PB Optimists meet Professional

» Continued from Page 4A Organizing SR Federated and Clutter Women’s Club Removal Bert Roberge The Santa Rosa Federated Sevices Republican Women’s next meet- (850) 934-2832 | www.ASAToday.com ing will be held on October 22. Gathering time is 11 a.m., with the meeting and lunch beginning ฀฀฀ at 11:30 a.m. Cost of the lunch ฀฀฀฀ is $15. ฀฀ Reservations can be made to ฀฀ Shirley at 932-7925 or gaddisj@ ฀฀ bellsouth.net. The guest speaker ฀฀ ฀฀฀ will be Tappie Villane, Supervi- Carleen Wheeler ฀ ฀฀฀ sor of Elections for Santa Rosa is the newly ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ County. She will be addressing installed president Call 850-733-8872 ฀฀฀ ฀฀฀฀฀ of the Pensacola coastalclutterpros.com the upcoming elections, what Beach Optimist positions will be up for re-elec- Club. tion and who will be running in a different district. All Republi- The League of Women Voters The Pensacola Beach Opti- can ladies are invited to join. is a non-partisan organization Florida Retreat! mist Club held their Installation that encourages informed and Party on October 4 at Crabs Res- 3650 Ebb Tide Lane � Gulf Breeze active citizen participation in taurant on Pensacola Beach. eautifully maintained custom builder’s home nestled League of government. The general pub- The PBOC‘s iscal year goes Bunder a canopy of Live Oaks directly on the Bay in Gulf lic is invited to attend this free Women Voters from October 1 to September 30 Dtgg¦g#"Vjku"rtqrgtv{"qhhgtu"cnn"qh"vjg"dgpgÝ"vu"qh"rtkxce{"cpf" event. seclusion but is conveniently located within minutes to shop- of each year. Pensacola Bay For more information contact ping, hospitals, great schools, Downtown Pensacola and Pen- The new oficers are Presi- sacola Beach! Relax on the front covered porch and enjoy the Steve Marvin at 456-6777 or Area dent, Carleen Wheeler; Vice natural wooded scene or retreat to the waterfront view from [email protected]. President, Jane McGrath; Trea- your choice of decks! Florida Lifestyle at Its Best! League of Women Voters surer, Dave Sundstrom; and Pensacola Bay Area are hosting Pensacola Beach Secretary Chuck Randle. a discussion of the health insur- Louise Greenley was the ance marketplace and how it Optimist Club speaker at the the installing cer- will work for families in Florida (PBOC) emony. at the Lucia M. Tryon Branch Library 1200 Langley Ave. on � Waterfront Property � Saturday, October 19. List Price $474,900 MLS# 451749 The event begins with coffee Law Office of Sherry Ivey Jones Sq Ft 2418 Lot Size 100x235 at 10:15 a.m. and the program ALL CRIMINAL DEFENSE starts at 10:30 a.m. Admission sijoneslawfirm.com Bedroom 3 Bath 2/2 is free and the general public is invited (including men). Kara Bryant, Families Count Health Navigator program, and Dr. Rosemary Hays-Thomas, 69 Bay Bridge Drive ● Suite B Terri Davidson, CRS, SFR League of Women Voters Speak- Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 er’s Bureau, will be the featured [email protected] (850) 380-3379 speakers. (850) 934-6554 [email protected]

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Ballet Pensacola opens its new season with Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” this weekend at the Pensacola Cultural Center. See Page 2B » Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 17, 2013 Recipe Hearty Fish Chowder (GOOD HOUSEKEEPING)

Cod, bacon and potatoes make this creamy chowder rich and satisying.

4 slices center-cut bacon 1 large carrot, chopped 1 medium (13-ounce) celery root, peeled and chopped 1 large (12-ounce) all-purpose potato, peeled and chopped 2 small (4 to 6 ounces each) onions, chopped 2 tablespoons all-purpose fl our 1 cup clam juice, bottled Those Russo ½ cup water 1 pound skinless cod fi llets, cut accused wants to into 1-inch chunks ½ cup reduced-fat (2 percent) deserve the help milk Salt best legal everyone Pepper Fresh fl at-leaf parsley leaves, defense hear chopped, for garnish 1. In 6- to 7-quart saucepot, cook bacon on medium 5 to 7 minutes or until browned and crisp, turning A passion for justice and a goal ing in the wrong place at the wrong The sound of laughter, the the latest technology the hear- occasionally. Drain on paper to end unfair treatment of all in- time. It’s during these times that siren of an fire truck, the whis- ing industry has to offer. towels; set aside. Discard all but 1 dividuals is what led Sherry Ivey criminal defense attorneys are the per of affection from a loved She says that better hearing is tablespoon bacon fat. Jones to pursue a law degree and defendant’s lifeline. one are examples of the things not a commodity, or something 2. While bacon cooks, in large practice criminal defense. Her After graduating from the Uni- we enjoy when we have good that you can buy off the shelf or microwave-safe bowl, combine fi erce determination led her to versity of Florida law school and hearing ability. Patricia Russo, with the click of the mouse. carrot, celery root, potato and 2 begin began law school when her passing the bar exam, Sherry Ivey owner of Professional Hearing Better hearing is an art, guid- tablespoons water. Cover with children were in middle and high Jones went to work as a prosecu- Aid Center in Pensacola, makes ed by science and delivered vented plastic wrap and microwave school, although she was a single tor. During that time, she gained it her life’s mission to restore through technology by hearing on High 5 minutes or until parent. She was offered a partial valuable skills about how to bring the pleasure of hearing to her experts. vegetables are just tender. scholarship to one of the most a successful case against a defen- patients. With over 46 years in busi- 3. Keep saucepot with rendered prestigious state law schools in the dant. Now, she uses that knowl- In fact, if she had her wish, ness, Professional Hearing Aid bacon fat on medium. Add onion country. edge to think like a prosecutor and every single person would have Center has the experience to and cook 6 to 8 minutes or until Now, the solo practitioner whose defend the case against her client. the ability to hear and to under- help anyone who wants to live tender, stirring occasionally. Add carrot mixture and cook 2 minutes, offi ce is located in the Baybridge She opened her practice in Gulf stand. The inspiration that keeps life to the fullest. complex in Gulf Breeze, explains Breeze in 2012 and plans to hire her coming back to her office at Russo is a Pensacola native stirring. that she has the ability to focus on additional lawyers to offer an array 115 North Palafox Street ev- who has three children and 4. Add fl our and cook 2 minutes, stirring. Add clam juice and water each client and construct the best of legal services including family ery day is “everyone who loves three grandchildren. She is ac- and whisk until smooth. Heat to defense possible. law, personal injury, and consumer helping people hear as much as tive in the Sons of Italy and boiling, stirring occasionally. Add “I represent someone who’s law. I do,” she said. Gulf Breeze Rotary Club and cod chunks, cover, and cook 4 to been accused of a crime. Anybody Sherry Ivey Jones is licensed to To help patients, Russo’s she enjoys swimming, dancing, 5 minutes or until fi sh just turns can be accused of a crime,” Jones practice law in the state of Florida hearing aid center offers free drawing, boating, fishing and opaque throughout. remarks. Anybody can accuse any- and in the northern district of Flor- hearing tests, affordable pric- even more dancing. 5. Stir in milk, ¼ teaspoon salt and one else of a crime and the accused ida federal courts. ing, zero percent financing, She also enjoys helping oth- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black must mount a defense, even if they In her spare time, she enjoys 30-day trial periods, invisible ers hear the music by restoring pepper. Cook 1 to 2 minutes or are innocent. “Once accused, it can boating and kayaking in the local products, tinnitus solutions and the gift of good hearing. until hot but not boiling. Crumble affect your whole life,” Jones said. waters and she is inspired by God, reserved bacon. Spoon chowder into Sometimes a person can be ac- her partner, her parents and her chil- shallow bowls; garnish with parsley cused for a reason as simple as be- dren, who are now ages 24 and 19. and bacon. Serves 4.

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Santa Rosa Island Authority’s Public Safety Director Bob West (holding the framed citation) was honored at last week’s SRIA board meeting by his staff of lifeguards with a special 10-year service award. The citation for 10 years of service outlined the many improvements West made in the department. The staff thanked him for bringing more up to date equipment and safer conditions in his 10 years on the job, now making Pensacola Beach lifeguards some of the most equipped, trained in the state, as well as making Pensacola Beach one of the safest beaches. Presenting his citation was (left to right) Andrew Edwards, former Senior Lifeguard and now the new Events Coordinator, Senior Lifeguard Alex Johnson, and Water safety Supervisor Dave Greenwood (far right). CONVENIENT Mud run a chance to navigate obstacles LOCATION! The track was 5 kilometers long with lots of twists, turns, obstacles, and of course, MUD! The Pensacola Mud Run was the re- sult of many months of work and planning by friends of Pathways For Change as a fund raiser. The 1,500 or so people who ran the course were rewarded with 12 obstacles over mudholes, cargo-net, haybales, and through ice-water and muddy bogs. They even had a short run for the kiddos. It was a great time for the family and the most action Canton- ment has seen in a long time. I navigated the course with a group of other volunteers at the end of the race. (I say “navigated” because running would be Submitted photo A team representing Chip's 24 hr Fitness Center participated in the Pensacola Mud Run. more exaggeration than truth). Fun was the Participants included Gene and Amanda Hurd, Pam Caddell, Will Dalfonso, Christy Hill- order of the day more than time. Safety was iard, Karen Whitesell, Josh Brown, Ashley Collins, Karen Murphy and Alyssa Murphy. emphasized. The gunshot rang out and the Marines led the way. At fi rst it was a just woman?!) You could prob- alcoholism weighing a jog in the woods, but it turned messy soon ably have done it alone, but them down. They learn enough. Three muddy moguls awaited the who would have wanted to? how to respect them- team and most of us had to dig in with our Each person fi nished, but selves and others and hands a little to make it over. Then we made rarely did they do so alone. how be part of the com- our way through a section of tires and on I am reminded that our munity. The Pensacola to the fi rst mudhole. We climbed haybales journey through life’s mud Mud Run was a perfect and straddled telephone poles. Eventually, course is full of obstacles and symbol for their work. we took a plunge in a dumpster full of ice- hardships, but it can be a lot They take folks who are water as the last stop before facing the huge more fun if we travel with stuck in the mud and muddy hill. After climbing the slick western others. Sometimes we face help them get through face, we took a slide down the other side into balancing acts that render us all wet when the obstacles. It takes a lot of friends on the a huge pit full of red clay mud. It was awe- we fall of the wagon. Sometimes we feel course, but change can happen. some! like we are clawing our way up a muddy Maybe you feel trapped in the mud. The parking lot was full of muddy shoes, embankment only to be knocked back down Maybe you feel like the obstacles are over- t-shirts, and socks that folks decided they by someone just ahead of us who is running whelming. Maybe you can’t see the end. Let just didn’t want to wash. Water bottles and the same race. Most of all, life can be dirty. me assure you, there is a pile of dirty shoes bananas were waiting at the fi nish line and It’s dirt can fi nd it’s way into your soul if you waiting for you to leave your reminder to the smiles abounded. Even if you couldn’t run aren’t careful. world that you have fi nished your course, the course, you could have had almost as Pathways For Change is a faith based pro- too! Take your time. Have fun. Remember much fun by watching the fi nishers. Mud- gram that focused on helping men and their to be safe. Help someone else on the course caked fathers and sons, husbands and wives, families break the chains of addiction and and let someone help you! Leave your dirty mothers and daughters, best friends and crime. They are making a difference in this shoes as the fi nish line to offer hope for those whole teams completed the course together. community and the folks that go through who are coming behind. You can do it! (Who knew my wife could be such a dirty are fi nding new lives without the bonds of Love one. Love another.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Lady Dolphins win three more; Senior Night tonight See Page 8C » Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 17, 2013 Mosley wins battle of Dolphins, 13-6 GB held to 46 yards total offense in second half, face top-ranked West Florida Friday

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Chris Nemith is taking a page from his bosses’ playbook – although it’s one he wished he didn’t have to. Citing the GBHS administration’s handling of the no official debacle the previous week, Nemith is taking full responsibility for his team’s 13-6 Homecoming loss to Mosley Friday night. After going for it twice on fourth down earlier in the game (they failed to convert the first, but did on the second), Nemith opted to punt on a fourth-and-1 midway through the third quarter, with his team trailing 7-6. Nemith said he was playing the ‘field position’ game – pinning the opponent deep and hoping to get the offense going on its next series. But Gulf Breeze mustered only 21 yards in total offense in its final three series, finishing the game going 4-for-13 on third down conversions. “When I said ‘punt,’ you could see it just come out of them,” Nemith said. “I played not to lose instead of playing to win. We’ve been aggressive like that during Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News the season – trying onside kicks to start the game or Got 'em surrounded going for it on fourth down.” Chase Blake (12), Jonathon Dorf (5) and Blake Myers converge on Mosley's Christian Childree during GBHS' 13-6 loss to Mosley on “I should’ve gone for it there. Our kids would’ve been Homecoming Night Friday at Dolphin Stadium. Gulf Breeze will look to stay in the thick of the District 1-5A postseason race when they face like ‘heck yes, let’s get this.’” top-ranked West Florida Friday night in Pensacola. See Dolphins, Page 4C » Dolphin golf team wins district championship Geraghty low medalist with 70; Dolphins in regionals next week “Overall, we are pleased with BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News the result and look forward to [email protected] the challenge next week at Bay Point,” said coach Adam Smith. The Gulf Breeze Dolphin Bryce Geraghty took low golf team won the District 1- medalist honors with a two- 2A championship Monday at under 70, with ive birdies and Perdido Bay, besting runner up an eagle. Parker Remig shot a Choctaw by six shots. GBHS 79, followed by Brian Richards inished with a team score of and R.J. Phillips (81s) and Alex 311, followed by the Indians Learned (88). The region meet (317) and Fort Walton (333). is Tuesday in Panama City.

We are pleased with the result and look forward to the challenge next week. – Adam Smith Gulf Breeze High golf coach after the Dolphins won the district title Monday. They play in regionals Tuesday Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News The Gulf Breeze Dolphin golf team won the district championship Monday, beating Choctaw by six shots. They compete at regionals next week.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2C October 17, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Gridiron Gurus have mixed results TIM GREY BROOKE JACOB DONOVAN JENNIFER PAYNE BURGE HICKS LINTNER WHIBBS MCCRARY with nailbiters Momentum Church Real Estate House The Blake Lloyd's Auto Glass Whibbs and Stone Paradise Coastal Realty The Gridiron Gurus had mixed Game 1 results with a pair of nailbiters from #22 Florida at #14 Missouri Florida Florida Florida Missouri Florida Florida last week. Game 2 #5 Florida State at #3 Clemson Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State All six picked up a win after Game 3 Texas A&M slipped out of Oxford Arkansas at #1 Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama with a win, while Jennifer McCrary Game 4 Auburn at #9 Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M was the lone Guru who went with Texas A&M Tom Brady and the Patriots at home Game 5 #6 LSU at Ole Miss LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU against the then-unbeaten Saints. Among the games this week is the Game 6 Georgia #15 Georgia at Vanderbilt Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia big game in Death Valley between ifth- Game 7 #11 South Carolina at Tennessee Tennessee S. Carolina Tennessee S. Carolina S. Carolina Tennessee ranked Florida State and third-ranked Game 8 Clemson. Another game with possible #9 UCLA at #13 Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford national title implications is ninth-ranked Game 9 Bucs at Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons UCLA at 13th-ranked Stanford. Falcons Top-ranked Alabama and ninth- Game 10 Bills at Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins ranked Texas A&M are both on the TOTAL road, while 15th-ranked Georgia and 8-2 7-3 8-2 7-3 8-2 9-1 sixth-ranked LSU are on the road. LAST WK 61-9 59-11 59-11 58-12 56-14 51-19 Florida, ranked 22nd, is at 14th- ranked Missouri.

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULFGULF BREEZE BREEZE NEWS NEWS October Nove12 17, 2013 73C C Pagonis, West Alabama knock Receivers big in GB, NHS offense off top-ranked Valdosta State BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Alexis Parnell (c/o '13) [email protected] BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News fi nished 22nd (24:46.96) out of 118 runners in the Non Division [email protected] Editorial Note – This week marks Week 3 of I catergory for UWF Saturday at the Gulf Breeze News’ position-by- position Alex Pagonis (c/o '13), the FSU Invitational. breakdown of the Navarre Raiders at the Gulf playing in Doug Baldwin (c/o '07) had Breeze Dolphins, who play each other to conclude a backup four catches for 48 yards for the the regular season on Nov. 8. role on the Seattle Seahawks in their 20-13 The winner of the game retains the Publix Beach University win over Tennessee Sunday. Bowl Cup, sponsored by the Gulf Breeze News. of West Al- Maggie Rodgers (c/o '10) Navarre has won the first five in the series and abama's of- had two shots in 66 minutes of Knight Casey Jasmine Crowell (c/o '11) the last six games overall. This week focuses on fensive line, action for Florida in a 1-0 win had 12 kills, fi ve digs and two the running backs. Dolphins. He had a pair of heled the over Mississippi State Friday. blocks for Southern Miss in their Both the Gulf Breeze Dolphins and Navarre catches for 19 yards Friday, while Clay Moss Tigers upset Caroline Ennis (c/o '12) had Pagonis 3-0 win over UTEP Sunday. Two Raiders have big play receivers that are capable led GBHS with four catches for 36 yards. top-ranked 14 kills and eight digs in three days earlier, she had seven kills, of getting yardage in big chunks. The Raiders receivers are led by senior Va l d o s t a matches for the University of four digs and two blocks in a 3-1 David Knight leads a deep receiving corps for the Gatlin Casey. State 49-30 Thursday. loss to Texas San-Antonio. Mobile last week. ACC STANDINGS SECond to none: Best SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division East Division ACC ALL football still down south SEC ALL Clemson 4-0 6-0 Missouri 2-0 6-0 Florida State 3-0 5-0 SEC has record eight teams in latest AP rankings Florida 3-1 4-2 Maryland 1-1 5-1 Georgia 3-1 4-2 Lately, there has been a lot of opin- It didn’t help that Stanford dropped lenger to the Syracuse 1-1 3-3 South Carolina 3-1 5-1 ing that suggests the Pac 12 might be eight spots to No. 13 after losing to throne. Boston College 1-2 3-3 the best football conference. But with Utah 27-21 last week, becoming the 3. ACC: A lot, and I mean a lot, Tennessee 0-1 3-3 Wake Forest 1-2 3-3 the release of the latest rankings, that first Top 10 team to lose to an unranked of people will criticize putting the Kentucky 0-3 1-5 NC State 0-3 3-3 train of thought is coming to a grind- opponent this season. Atlantic Coast Conference this high. Vanderbilt 0-3 3-3 ing halt as we’re all reminded of a fun- Other than No. 22 Florida and No. This league extremely top-heavy. The Coastal Division damental college football truth – the 15 Georgia, which both lost over the bottom two thirds of the conference is West Division Virginia Tech 3-0 6-1 Southeastern Conference is still the weekend, the SEC saw a lot of upward simply awful, especially with the dis- Alabama 3-0 6-0 Miami 1-0 5-0 best around. movement in the polls. No. 24 Auburn appointing seasons Georgia Tech and LSU 3-1 6-1 Pitt 2-2 3-2 Many in other parts of the country moved into the rankings for the first North Carolina are having. Auburn 2-1 5-1 Georgia Tech 2-2 3-3 may not want to admit it and it may time this season, while No. 6 LSU, No. But the top five teams in the con- Texas A&M 2-1 5-1 Duke 0-2 4-2 make some angry, but the proof is 7 Texas A&M, No. 11 South Carolina ference boast two legitimate nation- Ole Miss 1-3 3-3 Virginia 0-2 2-4 in the southern-flavored pudding this and No. 14 Missouri all elevated their al championship contenders - No. 3 Miss. State 0-2 3-3 North Carolina 0-2 1-4 week – the SEC set a record for most standings with big Week 7 wins. Clemson and No. 6 Florida State - and Arkansas 0-3 3-4 schools in The Associated Press poll Alabama, which had no room to a third potential challenger in No. 10 Last Week with eight ranked teams in the latest move up, received 55 of 60 first-place Miami. Last Week Virginia Tech 19, Pitt 9 version. votes to maintain the top spot, which Not to mention No. 19 Virginia Missouri 41, Georgia 26 Duke 35, Navy 7 Apologies to Pat Forde and every has belonged to the Crimson Tide since Tech’s only blemish came in Week 1 South Carolina 52, Arkansas 7 Clemson 24, Boston College 14 other expert that has recently sug- the preseason. against Alabama. Also, 5-1 Maryland Auburn 62, Western Carolina 3 Syracuse 24, NC State 10 gested the SEC could be slipping and The conferences are 1-1 in head-to- has been a pleasant surprise, well, LSU 17, Florida 6 Maryland 27, Virginia 26 the West Coast could soon become the head matchups this season – Auburn other than the 3-0 white-washing the Alabama 48, Kentucky 7 BYU 38, Georgia Tech 20 new epicenter of the best college foot- beat Washington State 31-24 in Week Terps suffered against the Seminoles. Miss. State 21, Bowling Green 20 ball in America. Not anytime soon! 1, while Oregon defeated Tennessee 4. Big 12: Without a team in the Top OPEN: Florida State, Miami, Texas A&M 41, Ole Miss 38 In an Oct. 10 article, Forde said, 59-14 in Week 2. 10 and only one - No. 13 Baylor - in North Carolina OPEN: Tennessee, Vanderbilt “From Oct. 5 through Nov. 7, the Whether Oregon or Alabama is the Top 15, the Big 12 is slipping down Thursday, October 17 resurgent Pac-12 is the most interest- the best team right now is absolutely the conference power rankings. Also, Saturday, October 19 ing conference in the nation. It is the debatable. But if we’re comparing con- only five of the 10 teams in the league e-Miami @ North Carolina…6:45p place to find the most relevant and ferences as a whole, there really is no have winning records halfway through e-S. Carolina @ Tennessee…11a competitive football.” comparison. The SEC is still the seven- the season. c-Georgia @ Vanderbilt…11a Saturday, October 19 Hmm… last time I checked, the SEC year-running king of college football. But, the Big 12 does have three other s-Florida @ Missouri…11:21a e3-Syracuse @ Ga. Tech…11:30a has twice as many ranked teams as the Here’s a complete rundown of how ranked teams - No. 16 Texas Tech, No. c-Auburn @ Texas A&M…2:30p eU-Maryland @ W. Forest…2:30p Pac 12 this week. the top five college football confer- 18 Oklahoma and No. 21 Oklahoma e-Arkansas @ Alabama…6p e3-Duke @ Virginia…2:30p Forde cites games between then No. ences stack up as of this week: State - and Texas, which is just outside e2-LSU @ Ole Miss…6p e3-Pitt vs Old Dominion…6p 5 Stanford and then No. 16 Washington 1. SEC: No surprise here. The league the rankings, keeping it one (small) OPEN: Kentucky, Mississippi a-Florida State @ Clemson…7p Oct. 5, No. 2 Oregon and Washington has a record eight teams in this week’s step ahead of the sluggish Big Ten. State OPEN: Boston College, NC State, last week, No. 9 UCLA playing at AP poll and boasts seven-straight BCS 5. B1G: Sure, 10 of the 12 teams in Virginia Tech Stanford Oct. 19 and at Oregon Oct. title winners. Furthermore, six of the the Big Ten have winning records and Game to Watch – No. 22 26, and the Ducks’ visit to Palo Alto on Top 15 reside in the SEC. six of them received votes in the latest Florida Gators @ No. 14 Game to Watch – No. 5 Thursday, Nov. 7. Until some other conference knocks poll. However, only two - No. 4 Ohio Missouri Tigers: Last week, Florida State Seminoles @ During that same time frame, the the SEC off its throne, the best college State and No. 25 Wisconsin - are actu- the Gators had an opportunity to No. 3 Clemson Tigers: It’s SEC boasts six games between oppo- football continues to belong to this ally ranked. knock off a ranked team on the pretty safe to say there won’t be nents that are both currently ranked. league. The league has virtually no non- road and fell short against LSU. a bigger game in the ACC this And that’s not even counting the Nov. 9 2. Pac 12: In all honesty, the Pac conference wins worth mentioning They look to rebound against season. The winner of this Top SEC West showdown between Alabama 12 is anything but miles behind the and have built those winning records Missouri, which is coming off a 5 showdown will be primed for a and LSU, which technically takes place SEC. All but two teams - Colorado and against lower-tier teams from mid- huge win at Georgia. The Tigers run at the BCS title game. I’m an during the same week of the schedule California - have winning records. The major conferences and the FCS divi- star QB James Franklin is out SEC fan at heart, but my TV will as the Oregon-Stanford game listed Pac 12 is easily the toughest confer- sion. with a shoulder injury, opening by Forde. Even without it, the SEC ence from top to bottom. Only one Big Ten team, Wisconsin, no doubt be tuned to this one. the door for Florida. still has one game between currently Oregon is the No.2-ranked team in has played more than two league games ranked opponents more than the Pac 12 college football, but could quite possi- to this point, meaning that extremely a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; during that Oct. 5 to Nov. 7 stretch. bly be the best team in the country. With high percentage of winning records is a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eU- So, how again is the Pac 12 more two other teams ranked 13th or higher about to drop dramatically as the teams e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eN- ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC Network; p-Pac12 relevant, more competitive or even and four teams in the Top 25, the West start to knock each other off. ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus. more interesting than the SEC? Coast conference is likely the top chal- Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus.

Alabama (#1) Auburn (#24) Florida (#22) Florida State (#5) LSU (#6) Another week, another win, another Auburn made its first appearance The Gators’ defense was able to hold The ACC game everyone has been The LSU Tigers put the defensive consecutive ranking with the Crimson in the polls this season following LSU’s powerful offense well below waiting for all season is finally here, clamp down on Florida last week, Tide at the top. And that’s not likely a 62-7 win over Western Carolina half its season averages in yards and as Florida State travels north to take proving they can, in fact, win a to change this weekend, as Alabama last week. But how long will the points, but a complete lack of offense on Clemson in what will easily be ballgame in which the offense isn’t hosts the Arkansas Razorbacks, Tigers stay in the polls? They trav- doomed Florida once again. Things the biggest conference matchup of clicking on all cylinders. This week, which are coming off an embar- el to College Station to play Texas don’t get any easier this week as the the year. The winner is a virtual lock LSU travels to Ole Miss to take on a rassing 52-7 loss to A&M and Johnny Gators are on the road again, this to win the Atlantic Rebels’ team that South Carolina last Manziel this week. time at No. 14 Division and will is much better week. Bama will The Aggies put up Missouri. be in position for a offensively, so soon be 7-0. 63 on Auburn last BCS title run. the Tigers need to year. crank things back up. Miami (#10) Central Florida South Florida South Alabama Southern Miss Despite not playing last week, the Central Florida had the week off, giv- After losing its first four games, South South Alabama got a much-needed Folks in Hattiesburg must be think- Miami Hurricanes were able to move ing the Knights some much-needed Florida has now won two-straight week off after two heartbreaking ing “thank goodness for bye weeks.” up a couple of spots in the polls and extra days of preparation for Friday after knocking off Connecticut 13- losses, 31-24 at Tennessee and 34- At this point, a week off seems to into the Top 10, benefitting from loss- nigth’s showdown at No. 8 Louisville. 10 last week. Just when you thought 33 at Troy. The Jags look to bounce be the only thing stopping Southern es by Stanford and Georgia. Miami The Cardinals showed some cracks the Bulls’ season was lost, USF is back against Kent State this week. Miss from losing yet another game. takes center stage tonight at North last week. Can UCF bouncing back and fighting for a USA is still very much in the hunt The Eagles are back in action against Carolina with a perfect platform to take control of the chance to play in a bowl. Too bad No. for the Sun Belt East Carolina show the coun- American Athletic 8 Louisville is title and a berth this weekend, try how good it Conference with up next, Oct. in bowl game in looking to end a really is. a win tomorrow 26. only its second 17-game losing night? FBS season. streak.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4C October 17, 2013 GULF BREEZE NEWS Dolphin offense sputters in Homecoming loss to Mosley » Continued from Page 1C fore Gulf Breeze forced a punt. in the fi rst half. visiting Dolphins picked up three Slade Jarman, who was 14-for-32 Gulf Breeze answered with a fi rst downs before a Benji Diaz passing for 134 yards, completed 13-play scoring drive, the 13th stopped forced the punt. GBHS will look to bounce four of his fi rst fi ve on the team's play being a 38-yard fi eld goal by A 12-yard catch by Irby gave back with a Herculean effort fi rst drive before overshooting Zalar that got GBHS within 7-6. the home team a fi rst down on its Friday in Pensacola against Clay Moss on fourth down. Moss The key play in the drive next series before the fourth-and- unbeaten and top-ranked West had a team-high four catches for was the fi rst one, where Jarman 1 punt call. Florida. They will look to do that 36 yards. found Zach Wilson for a 30-yard Mosley rounded out the scor- without Andy Creech (ankle) and Mosley went three-and-out on completion. Irby also converted ing with a 2-yard touchdown by Blake Myers (concussion in fi rst its next series before Gulf Breeze a third-and-2 with a three-yard Brown with 3:10 left. GBHS' fi - quarter Friday). Jonathon Dorf got a 35-yard fi eld goal from Lu- run, then later, on a fourth-and-2, nal chance was on a fourth and 2 (elbow) is out. cas Zalar to make it 3-0 with 54.7 put Gulf Breeze on the 11-yard play, when David Knight couldn't "He's just banged up," Nemith seconds left in the fi rst quarter. line after a 10-yard gain. Jarman get down before a short pass was said of Dorf. "He's 200 pounds, Josh Irby had one of his two completed four of his fi rst fi ve poked away. but he plays like he's 280." catches in that drive and also passes before two incompletions Mosley ran 38 plays to GBHS' "Our kids are capable of play- converted a third down with a and a run by Irby for no gain 15 in the second half with a ing 48 minutes of A-game foot- short run. He had 66 yards of to- forced GBHS to settle for the 18:37 to 5:23 time of possession ball," Nemith said. "If they do, I tal offense. fi eld goal. advantage. give them a chance." But a string of three 15-yard The two teams traded three and Dorf and Sam Covell had a The Jags average more than penalties, including two personal outs before Gulf Breeze made a team-high 11 tackles, while My- 50 points per game, including fouls, against Gulf Breeze aided defensive stand inside its own 10 ers had nine, Gant Player eight, scoring 66 in a 66-27 win over Mosley's next drive - which to end the fi rst half. Jacob Kubik Ben Diaz and Zalar seven each Rutherford Friday. Quarterback resulted in a go-ahead score. An had an interception nullifi ed on and Wesley Caldwell six. Co- Joey Baker threw for 361 yards illegal shirt call negated a Mosley the fi rst play of the drive because rey Blanchet, Ricky Alexander, and six touchdowns and also ran score before quarterback Dillon of a pass interference call. Clark Couget and Logan Green for 78 yards and a touchdown. Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Brown scored from a yard out. GBHS went three and out on will stay with the varsity Friday Last Friday, the visiting Dol- Wesley Caldwell (53) and Trent Bedell team up for a tackle Friday The point after was good, mak- its fi rst series of the second half night. The junior varsity will host against Mosley. phins picked up a fi rst down be- ing it 7-3 Mosley with 10:22 left before Mosley punted back. The West Florida tonight at 6.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Getting ready LEFT: Nick Dugger (61) and Blake Callahan (76) wait for Evan Ogden to snap the ball.

RIGHT: Lucas Zalar (32) gets ready to kick one of his two field goal as Slade Jarman holds. Zalar's two field goals were all of the Dolphins' offense Friday.

Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News One more season Jason Thompson | Gulf Breeze News Up for air Kaya Dunn (left) looks to fire a shot on goal while Cesar Suarez (right) passes the ball, during a game with Escambia last January. Meriah Valk competes in a recent 400 yard freestyle relay. GBHS hosts the Santa Rosa County Championships today at The Club II. Tryouts for the 2013-14 team were this week.

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Local Ê U >À«i˜ÌÀÞ * All Types of Water Proofing 6-4; 10-5 Harrison, Scott / Randol, Allison CDL Traning. Job Hartley, Truli / Newcomb, Thom (8) def. Cobb, Julie / Cobb, Ê U*>ˆ˜Ìˆ˜} on metal, flat and deck def. Cupp, Deborah / Tegen- Jim 7-6(2); 6-3 ready in 15 days! * In House Metal Fabrication (888)368-1964 Ê U ÀÞÜ>Ê,i«>ˆÀ kamp, Joseph 6-1; 6-2 Campbell, Steve / Schmidt, Kim * Custom Flashing Birk, Julie / Pounders, Ric def. def. Best, Thomas / Brasch, ------or a Helping Hand CRST offers * Chimney Caps Best, Thomas / Brasch, Paula Paula 6-2; 6-3 >Êœi 6-2; 6-4 Mixed Open Doubles the Best Lease Jeffcoat, Ginger / Sakey, Ross Consolation (WEST - Final Purchase Program! (850) 684-0362 (7) def. Campbell, Steve / Round) SIGN ON BONUS. No Down Payment Schmidt, Kim 6-2; 7-5 Harrison, Scott / Randol, Allison Lic# CCC1327226 Mcclurd, Tracey / stinnett, scott (8) def. Campbell, Steve / or Credit Check. def. Reynolds, James / Rogers, Schmidt, Kim 3-6; 6-1; 10-4 Great Pay. 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Mcclurd, Tracey / stinnett, $1000 sign on to ANNOUNCEMENTS SALE - ACREAGE Breeze will be con- Wilson, Wade 6-3; 6-4 the Santa Rosa ducting an auction of Russell, Donald / Vilardi, Leslie scott 6-3; 7-6(0) Qualified drivers. County Animal LAND & CABIN the property deemed Gaddy, Robert / Wright, Brani- Home most (5) def. Smith, Theresa / Smith, Auction Bank Shelter at www. PACKAGE ON Wind Meadow Apts. Under New Mgmt! surplus by the Gulf gan def. Birk, Julie / Pounders, weekends. Call: Jim 6-2; 6-3 Owned Property co.santa-rosa. C U M B E R L A N D Rental assistance may be available. HUD Breeze City Council Ric 6-3; 6-2 (843)266-3731 / in accordance with Brown, Brad / Brown, Amy (2) - Bland County, fl.us/santa_rosa/ PLATEAU! 10 vouchers accepted. 1 & 2 BR handicapped Bryan, Elizabeth / Spann, Harley www.bulldoghi- Ordinance Article 5: def. Elsas, Marion / Helms, Vir ginia. 425+/- animals/featured. Acres and 1200 sq. & non-handicapped accessible apts. Water, def. 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Gaddy, Robert / Wright, ue through Decem- SALES AND brick bi-level home, eos of adoptable ------ACREAGE ON CUM- Breeze News and day, Terry 6-1; 6-3 Branigan 6-3; 7-6(4) ber 2013, as items horse barn, 2 ponds pets. (850) 983- Real Estate/ BERLAND PLA- save up to $47 off Eddins, Karla / Eddins, Michael MCMULLEN, STEPHEN / Mc- MARKETING will be added period- and great views, 4680 or 936-6177 Lots & Acreage TEAU! 50-89 Acres newsstand price! ically throughout the def. Harrison, Scott / Randol, Mullen, Stephanie def. Spann, plus 405+/- acres or visit 4451 Pine Bank Approved Starting at $78,000. Just $35 per year timeframe. Allison (8) 7-6(5); 1-6; 10-6 Lani / Spann, Randy 6-2; 1-6; Executive level joining National Forest Rd., Milton. Sale. Smith Lake Heavily Wooded, (850) 932-8986 Barrow, Ben / Chastain, Katie 12-10 income potential, Forest. Abundant ------Alabama. Deep Minutes from 4 State or subscribe on- LEGAL 25316 def. 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Cocuy, Ray / Ross, Jen- i n v e s t m e n t , REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PM, Auction Held OUTSIDE CHAT- sold October 12th. nifer 6-1; 6-2 Mixed Open Doubles serious inquires OPERATOR / MANAGEMENT Quality Inn, Blue- TANOOGA! 10-25 Buy at pennies on Mixed Open Doubles (Round (SOUTH - Quarterfinal only, request field, WV. Woltz Acres Starting at the dollar – all must NAVARRE BEACH PIER, of 16) Round) free information. & Associates, Inc. Only $56,000. Lo- go! Open or wooded SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Eddins, Karla / Eddins, Michael Hinkson, Michael / Jazmine, 888-913-5902. (VA# 321) Real cated on Signal – level throughout def. Hartley, Truli / Newcomb, Judy def. Cocuy, Ray / Ross, ------Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Estate Brokers Mountain in Tennes- to the water’s edge. Thom 6-3; 6-3 Jennifer 6-4; 7-5 Florida is soliciting proposals for the provision of Operator/Management Services at & Auctioneers. see. Gated Com- Make an early ap- Lowery, Shannon / Morris, Will Lennon, JOe / Searcy, Kathy Navarre Beach Pier, Santa Rosa County, Florida. The successful Operator / Manager 217 540-342-3560 • munity – Phase pointment. Bank’s shall enter into an agreement with Santa Rosa County which will detail the services to (3) def. Barrow, Ben / Chas- def. Reynolds, James / Rogers, 8 0 0 - 5 5 1 - 3 5 8 8 2 Just Released. loss – Your gain! be provided. tain, Katie 6-2; 6-3 Colleen 6-0; 6-1 EMPLOYMENT - • woltz.com. Call 877-282-4409 Don’t miss this. It’s Jeffcoat, Ginger / Sakey, Ross Lunday, Ginga / Lunday, Terry SKILLED TRADE All proposals must be in writing and delivered by hand or Fed Ex to the Santa Rosa ------unbelievable land (7) def. Bryan, Elizabeth / def. Cupp, Deborah / Tegen------County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street, Suite G, Milton, Florida, kamp, Joseph 7-5; 4-6; 10-4 Estate Auction-- Blue Ridge at an unbelievable 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., November 19, 2013. All proposals shall Spann, Harley 6-4; 6-4 Heavy Equipment be sealed and clearly labeled, "RFP- Operator/Manager - Navarre Beach Pier". Sat. Oct 26th, 5200 Mountain Land Liq- price – Call now for Einhart, Paul / Paux, Lucy (6) Ioakim, Denise / Wilson, Wade Operator Training! Submittals shall include one (1) original, eleven (11) copies of the proposal, and one SE 26th Ave, Oca- uidation! 1.37 acres, early appointment! def. Mcclurd, Tracey / stinnett, def. Smith, Theresa / Smith, Jim B u l l d o z e r s , (1) CD with the full proposal included,(each document must be in an individual PDF 6-1; 6-4 la. Preview at 9am, national forest ac- 1-877-448-6816. format file). The proposal will be publicly opened at this time. Only proposals received scott 6-1; 6-1 B a c k h o e s , by the aforestated time and date will be considered. Proposals received after the time Mixed Open Doubles Auction at 10am. cess, only $9,800. ------Russell, Donald / Vilardi, Leslie Excavators. 3 set for opening will be rejected and returned to the submitter. Items collected Was $74,900. Foreclosed Cabin (5) def. Birk, Julie / Pounders, (SOUTH - Semifinal Round) Weeks Hands On over 6 decades! Hardwood setting, On 4 Acres! Just Specifications may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website Ric 6-3; 6-3 Lennon, JOe / Searcy, Kathy Program. Local def. Lunday, Ginga / Lunday, More information breathtaking moun- $89,900. Bring your (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at Bloomberg, Chris / Rich, Kara Job Placement the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 Terry 0-6; 6-3; 10-8 & pictures: www. tain/ valley views. hammer & nails. (1) def. MCMULLEN, STEPHEN A s s i s t a n c e . Ioakim, Denise / Wilson, brewerauctions. Mild climate, Tre- Great fixer upper Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County / McMullen, Stephanie 6-2; N a t i o n a l Wade def. Hinkson, Michael / com (386) 497- mendous 4 season on beautiful wooded Administrator, Hunter Walker at (850) 983-1855. 6-4 Ce r t i f i c a t i o n s . Jazmine, Judy 6-1; 6-2 4438 AU#2604 recreation. Paved rolling land. Enjoy Boatwright, Denise / Edge, GI Bill Ben- The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, Mixed Open Doubles AB#1940 12%BP rds, UG utilities, wildlife, creeks, Michael (4) def. Spann, Lani / efits Eligible! 1- to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to (SOUTH - Final Round) ------water. Excellent ponds, lake access. be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Spann, Randy 6-1; 6-1 866-362-6497 Ioakim, Denise / Wilson, Wade AUCTIONS – financing Call 1- Must see! Call 877- Brown, Brad / Brown, Amy (2) ------def. Lennon, JOe / Searcy, Roofing Company 866-952-5303, x21 888-0267, x 436 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the def. Gaddy, Robert / Wright, A I R L I N E business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Kathy 6-0; 6-2 L i q u i d a t i o n , ------Branigan 6-1; 6-1 CAREERS begin businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- Online Auction prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national here – Get FAA Mixed Open Doubles (North Only, Bid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. Mixed Open Doubles approved Aviation West - Semifinal Round) September 17 FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA (Quarterfinal Round) Ma i n t e n a n c e ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. Hartley, Truli / Newcomb, Thom thru September Lowery, Shannon / Morris, Will T e c h n i c i a n def. Mcclurd, Tracey / stinnett, 26, Items Located REGIONS BANK, SUCCESSOR BY LEGAL NOTICE 25322 Gulf Breeze News 10-17-13 (3) def. Jeffcoat, Ginger / training. Housing scott 6-3; 6-4 in Maryland & MERGER WITH AMSOUTH BANK, Sakey, Ross (7) 6-3; 6-3 and Financial Brown, Brad / Brown, Amy (2) Barrow, Ben / Chastain, Katie Florida. Mot- aid for qualified Plaintiff, def. Russell, Donald / Vilardi, def. Birk, Julie / Pounders, Ric ley’s Auction & students. Job Leslie (5) 6-1; 6-1 6-2; 6-3 Realty Group, vs. p l a c e m e n t Bloomberg, Chris / Rich, Kara Mixed Open Doubles (North 8 0 4 - 2 3 2 - 3 3 0 0 , a s s i s t a n c e . DENNIS R. RUSHING; MELISSA M. (1) def. Eddins, Karla / Eddins, West - Final Round) www.motleys. BRACKEN, et aI., Call AIM 866- REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROPERTY Michael 6-2; 6-0 Barrow, Ben / Chastain, Katie com, VAAL #16. 3 1 4 - 3 7 6 9 Defendant(s), FOR PROPOSED JUDICIAL SITE Boatwright, Denise / Edge, def. Hartley, Truli / Newcomb, ------Thom 6-4; 7-5 ------Michael (4) def. Einhart, Paul / Case No.:57-2012-CA-000937 Notice is hereby is hereby given that the Santa Rosa County Board of County Paux, Lucy (6) 6-7(5); 6-3; 10-8 Commissioners is calling for and requesting proposals for property for the proposed NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Mixed Open Doubles (Semifinal Mixed Open Doubles (North judicial site. East - Semifinal Round) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Round) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Final Proposals should meet the following criteria: SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Judgment of Foreclosure entered on September 18, Brown, Brad / Brown, Amy (2) Jeffcoat, Ginger / Sakey, Ross PROBATE DIVISION (7) def. Russell, Donald / 2013, in Case No. 57-2012-CA-000937 of the Circuit def. Lowery, Shannon / Morris, Court of the First Judicial Circuit for Santa Rosa  Parcels should be at least ten (10) acres in size. Will (3) 2-6; 6-4; 10-7 Vilardi, Leslie (5) 7-5; 6-2 IN RE: ESTATE OF County, Florida, in which Regions Bank, Successor by  Parcels should be located within 2.5 miles of the intersection of US Highway WILLIE STEVE GOODSON, Deceased. Merger with Amsouth Bank, is Plaintiff, and Dennis R. 90 and Avalon Boulevard in Milton, Florida. Boatwright, Denise / Edge, Einhart, Paul / Paux, Lucy (6) File No.: 2012-CP-292 def. Eddins, Karla / Eddins, Rushing, et al., are Defendants, I will sell to the highest  Submittals should include adequate information for the Board to determine Michael (4) def. Bloomberg, and best bidder for cash, at the North Front Door of the what portion of the property, if any, is jurisdictional wetlands. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Michael 6-0; 6-2 Santa Rosa County Courthouse, 6865 Caroline Street, Chris / Rich, Kara (1) 6-4; 6-4  Should the proposed parcel be larger than ten (10) acres, the submittal Mixed Open Doubles (North Milton, FL 32570 at 11:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as Mixed Open Doubles (Final The administration of the MONTHS AFTER THE should indicate whether the seller is willing to sell less than the entire parcel. East - Final Round) the sale may proceed, on the 7th day of November, Round) estate of Willie Steve DATE OF THE FIRST 2013, the following described real property as set forth  Proposals should include a price for the property, with both a total and a per Boatwright, Denise / Edge, Einhart, Paul / Paux, Lucy (6) Goodson, deceased, PUBLICATION OF THIS in said Final Judgment, to wit: acre cost. If any other consideration or terms are proposed, these should be Michael (4) def. Brown, Brad / def. Jeffcoat, Ginger / Sakey, whose date of death was NOTICE. clearly defined and outlined. August 4, 2013, is pending ALL CLAIMS NOT Lot 6, Block A, Spanish Trail Estates, accord-  Proposals should include information on the ownership of the property. Brown, Amy (2) 3-6; 6-2; 10-5 Ross (7) 4-6; 6-4; 10-2 in the Circuit Court for FILED WITHIN THE TIME ing to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book  Proposals should include information regarding the site's access to potable Santa Rosa County, PERIODS SET FORTH IN F, Page 63 of the Public Records of Santa Rosa water, sewage disposal, sold waste disposal, road and stormwater control. If Florida, Probate Division, SECTION 733.702 OF Mixed Open Doubles (South County, Florida. water and/or sewage are to be provided by a utility, the proposal should Mixed Open Doubles File 2012-CP-292 the THE FLORIDA PROBATE include a letter from the servicing utility that certifies adequate capacity to Consolation (WEST - First West - Semifinal Round) address of which is 6865 CODE WILL BE FOREV- Any person or entity claiming an interest in the surplus, service the site. Round) Elsas, Marion / Helms, Debi Caroline Street, Milton, FL ER BARRED. if any, resulting from the foreclosure sale, other than 32570. The names and NOTWITHSTANDING Campbell, Steve / Schmidt, def. Allman, Dean / Sauer, the property owner as of the date of the Lis Pendens, Santa Rosa County shall have the right to negotiate with such submitter deemed to be addresses ofthe Personal THE TIME PERIODS SET must file a claim on the same with the Clerk of Court in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. The agreement shall be as drafted by Santa Kim def. Hinkson, Michael / Brenda 6-4; 6-3 Representative and the FORTH ABOVE, ANY within 60 days after the foreclosure sale. Rosa County and shall comply with all applicable regulations. Jazmine, Judy 6-2; 6-2 Greenberg, Bobby / Landfair, Personal Representative's CLAIM FILED TWO (2) attorney are set forth YEARS OR MORE Elsas, Marion / Helms, Debi Barbara def. Barnhill, Kelly / "If you are a person with a disability who needs any All proposals must be in writing and delivered by hand or Fed Ex to the Santa Rosa below. AFTER THE DECE- accommodation in order to participate in this proceed- County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; def. Ioakim, Denise / Wilson, Boles, Joel 6-1; 2-6; 10-8 All creditors of the dece- DENT'S DATE OF ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision and must be received by 10:00 a.m., November 12, 2013. All proposals shall be sealed Mixed Open Doubles (South dent and other persons, DEATHIS BARRED. Wade 4-6; 6-4; 10-6 of certain assistance. Please contact: Court and clearly labeled, "RFP- Judicial Site". Please provide one original, eleven (11) having claims or demands THE DATE OF THE Best, Thomas / Brasch, Paula West - Final Round) Administration, ADA Liaison, Santa Rosa County, 6865 copies of the proposal, and one (1) CD with all of the above information included,(each against decedent's estate, FIRST PUBLICATION OF Elsas, Marion / Helms, Debi Caroline Street, Milton, FL 32570, Phone (850) 623- document must be in an individual PDF format file). The proposal will be publicly def. Smith, Theresa / Smith, on whom a copy of this THIS NOTICE IS October 3159 Fax (850) 982-0602, opened at this time. Only proposals received by the aforestated time and date will be def. Greenberg, Bobby / Land- notice is required to be 17, 2013 Jim 6-2; 6-4 [email protected], at least 7 days before considered. Proposals received after the time set for opening will be rejected and served, must file their Cobb, Julie / Cobb, Jim def. fair, Barbara 4-6; 6-0; 10-5 your scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon returned to the submitter. claims with this court Attorney for Personal receiving this notification if the time before the sched- Lennon, JOe / Searcy, Kathy WITHIN THE LATER OF Representative: uled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing Questions concerning this request should be directed to the Santa Rosa County Mixed Open Doubles (South THREE (3) MONTHS 6-1; 6-2 Bruce A. McDonald or voice impaired, call 711.impaired, call 711." Administrator, Hunter Walker, at (850) 983-1855. Barnhill, Kelly / Boles, Joel def. East - Semifinal Round) AFTER THE TIME OF Florida Bar No. 263311 THE FIRST PUBLICA- Smith, Theresa / Smith, Jim def. McDonald Fleming Dated this 1st day of October, 2013. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to accept or reject any and all Lunday, Ginga / Lunday, Terry TION OF THIS NOTICE Moorhead proposals in whole or in part and to waive all informalities and to award the proposal 7-6(5); 6-0 Cocuy, Ray / Ross, Jennifer 6-3; OR THIRTY (30) DAYS d/b/a Statewide Probate DONALD C. SPENCER that it determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Harrison, Scott / Randol, Allison 6-3 AFTER THE DATE OF 25 West Government Clerk of the Circuit Court SERVICE OF A COPY OF Cupp, Deborah / Tegenkamp, Street Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the (8) def. Cupp, Deborah / THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Pensacola, FL 32503 By Brandy Norris business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small Tegenkamp, Joseph 6-2; 6-0 Joseph def. Reynolds, James / All other creditors of the (850) 477-0660 As Deputy Clerk businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- Rogers, Colleen 6-1; 6-0 decedent and other per- Greenberg, Bobby / Landfair, (850) 477-0982 FAX prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national sons having claims or Mixed Open Doubles (South Mayersohn Law Group, P.A. origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. Barbara def. Reynolds, James demands against dece- Personal Representative: 101 NE 3 Avenue, Suite 1250 . / Rogers, Colleen 6-0; 6-0 East - Final Round) dent's estate must file their Ft. Lauderdale, FL33301 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida Allman, Dean / Sauer, Brenda Smith, Theresa / Smith, Jim def. claims with this court Patricia Gillman WITHIN THREE (3) 3618 Greenwood Road def. 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Ashley Collins (Emily from Corpse Bride)

Bayla Bessemer (Jack Skellington - The Nightmare Before Christmas), Foster Andrews (Aladdin), Dylan Cox (Mad Tommy Campa (Mike Wazowski), Halter), Rachel Grimley (Goofy) Emily Melvin (Minnie Mouse)

Mr. McCormick (Doc), Ms. Duffy (Branny), Mr. Phan (Dopey), Mr. Keen (Grumpy), Ms. Trish Droogsma (Snow White), Ms. Gray (Tiny), Mr. Davenport (Punny), Ms. Gutshall (Happy) Not in Picture: Ms. Barnes (Bashful), Mr. Parrish (Speedy), Ms. Cartee (Bossy)

Disneydressup day at gulf Breeze high School 2013 Court gulf Breeze high homecoming The members of the homecoming court for 2013 were led onto the fi eld by the youngsters Grace Ann Keen and Brady Merideth. Members of the court, by grade, and their escorts were: 9th: Macall Massey and Time Massey; Nina Staviski and Greg Staviski 10th: Courtney Bryan and Charles Bryan; Madison DeMotts and Bruce DeMotts 11th: Elise Jubeck and Lamont Jubeck; Haley Moss and Mark Moss; Jordan Signor and Jon Signor 12th: Lindsey Babb and Levi Babb; Sage Dunne and Reed Dunne; Emily Lively and Ed Lively SaraJane Renfroe and Ben Renfroe; Kristyn Suefl ow and Jerry Suefl ow; Sydney Willard and John Willard

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