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■ Tax breaks wanted for businesses offering jobs in $10 to $11 hourly range

BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

TEAM Santa Rosa, the economic development organization appointed and partially sponsored by Santa Rosa County, asked the County Commission for some new incentives Monday to offer to several potential developers now exploring the county as a location for their companies. In addition, TEAM Board Chair Dave Hoxeng also told commissioners that since the public workshop two weeks ago involving the future of economic development for the county the Board has appointed a special committee to take a look at any changes needed to TEAM. “We are addressing issues raised at that workshop by commissioners,” Hoxeng said. Some issues included rebranding – or renaming – TEAM Santa Rosa, possibly finding new leadership for the economic development organization, and offering more up-to-date reports on progress of TEAM. Navarre resident Jerry Cooey told commissioners Monday, “It is time today to stop all funding for Fireworks photograph by Robert Turpin/Graphic illustration by Nancy Fish/Gulf Breeze News TEAM Santa Rosa. They obvious- There were plenty of sights and sounds Saturday, Oct. 22, as the City of Gulf Breeze officially capped a year-long celebration marking its ly did not get the message the other 50th year of incorporation with a community event at South Shoreline Park including music, food and fireworks. Among the people and day. You need to stop all funding groups participating were (from left) guitarist Eddie Dakon of the rock band ‘Petty Cash,’ the Pensacola Civic Band, Men’s 5K run winner See TEAM, Page 2A Aaron Runyon, the Gulf Breeze High School AFJROTC Color Guard, Dr. Steve Zieman autographing copies of his official 50th anniversary poster, and iconic former Gulf Breeze News columnist Bette Boyle, 95, who shared a photograph with ‘News’ editor Joe Culpepper. Inside ■ U.S. Air Force interested in See related photo on Page 2A & Joe Culpepper’s column on Page 6A studying possible Gulf pass, 2A

St. Paul Methodist Church Watch for trick or treaters on Monday night Pumpkin Patch welcomes you Halloween trick or treating ily seen costumes and apparel. its eyes open for impaired driv- will be observed in Gulf Breeze Dark clothing is more difficult ers and speeders who might 'Baby Chaz' is just one of the many people endanger the children. Anyone visiting the pumpkin patch at St. Paul United on Monday evening, and local for motorists to see. who vandalizes property will be Methodist Church in Midway this week. The law enforcement authorities Homes can indicate their par- prosecuted to the fullest extent church is selling pumpkins to help pay for a remind residents to drive care- ticipation in trick or treat by of the law. mission trip to Brazil in 2012. There is even fully and watch for excited chil- activating their outside front a bouncy house on site for the kids. dren who might unexpectedly porch or security lights. It’s gen- Gulf Breeze News wishes all Pumpkins are available daily from 1 to 8 dart into traffic on city streets. erally accepted that homes with- a safe Halloween. p.m. through Oct. 31. St. Paul’s fall festival is Parents are urged to monitor out their lights on are not hand- Related Sunday, Oct. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m., and every- their children’s movements and ing out candy and treats. ■ Churches plan Trunk or thing – except the pumpkins– is free! Photos by Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News utilize flashlights and other eas- Gulf Breeze Police will keep Treat activities, Faith, 4A

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BY PAM BRANNON leaseholders president said. just getting worse and worse as Gulf Breeze News SANTA ROSA “This is a terrible idea. Gulf far as not being clean. A Pass CALENDAR OF EVENTS [email protected] Shores cut a small pass, and would help flush the Sound and a process that, if they are constantly paying for get it healthy again.” Thursday, October 27 The U.S. Air Force is consid- begun, probably beach re-nourishment – and at Tim Carson is retired military ering a study to find out of the SRC Commission Regular 9 a.m., County will take five one point they had the Gulf and moved here in 2006. Administrative Center, Commissioner's Board old Navarre Pass between Santa years,” Melvin under their homes.” “I can assure you, the govern- Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Rosa Sound and the Gulf of said. “If a study But several residents were in ment takes seriously any and all Mexico on Eglin Air Force SRC Commission Special Rezoning 6 p.m., about opening the favor of the idea of a Pass. Bob environmental issues,” he said. County Administrative Center, Commissioner's property should be re-opened. Pass is done, it Hartley said it would be good “They will not cut a Pass if it is Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton The Pass was closed many Melvin will go through an for both the environment and not best for the environment. Joint Steering Committee – Pensacola Bay decades ago by Mother Nature extensive environmental impact the economy. But I also recently talked with a Area Chamber of Commerce & TEAM Santa by a hurricane and never re- study, with a lot of people with “Today we have two options: retired general who said having Rosa 2 p.m., Andrews Institute 2nd floor, 1040 opened, although there have Ph.D.’s taking a look at the idea. we can support the military and a Pass between the Sound and Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze been campaigns many times to “At this point, the military possibly clean out our Sound, the Gulf would be a great bene- Tuesday, November 1 try to get it opened again. The just wants to know if there is and we could possibly open fit to the mission of the military. Gulf Breeze Developmental Review Board Santa Rosa County Commission enough community support to some economic opportunities at Each year they do a joint train- discussed Monday a letter from ing exercise here, and the Pass 6:30 p.m., Council Chamber, City Hall, 1070 do a study, which I believe there the same time,” Hartley said. Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze the Air Force asking if the coun- is. The study would be done at Charles Russell of Soundside would make it much easier for ty would support such a study. no cost to local taxpayers, Drive said he lives and works on access to the Gulf waters, espe- Wednesday, November 2 The county had also received which is a good opportunity, I the Sound. cially for the SEALS.” Gulf Breeze Toastmasters noon, Fellowship letters from Navarre Beach Area believe.” “I literally spend my life on Commission Chair Lane Hall, First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 Chamber of Commerce and the Residents of the south end of the Santa Rosa Sound, and I am Lynchard of Gulf Breeze said he Fairpoint Drive, Gulf Breeze Navarre Area Board of Realtors the county lined up on both an environmentalist. I am also a thinks it would be a step for- Gulf Breeze City Council Executive supporting the idea and the sides of the issue at the micro- tree-hugger. On this issue, I ward to at least ask for a study. Committee 6:30 p.m., Council Chamber, City Hall, study. Commissioners were to phone during the commission believe the environmentalists “If we support the military 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze decide today (Oct. 27) at their meeting. The Navarre Beach are over-doing it. For someone request here to do a study, it Santa Rosa Island Authority Board 5 p.m., regular meeting if they would Leaseholders were represented who lives and works on the would at least get us off Square SRIA Headquarters, 1 Via de Luna Drive, sign on to the idea. by not only the organization’s Sound every day, I think this 1 on the issue of whether the Pensacola Beach Commissioner Jim Melvin, president but by several land would be a big benefit to Navarre Pass could ever be who represents the Navarre leaseholders themselves. All wildlife and sea life in the opened again,” he said. area, said he had contacted the opposed opening a Navarre Sound area, and be a benefit to Commissioner Don Salter Air Force and asked if it would Pass. the overall health of the Sound. said he is in favor of anything be a feasible idea for a state/fed- “Many, many people are I fish, drive a boat, and drive that will help but not hinder the eral partnership project. “This is against this idea of a Pass,” the pilings into the Sound daily. It is military’s mission.

Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report TEAM: Issue Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Veteran describes WWII attack Felonies bation. to be talked 10/24/2010 10/19/2010 Polansky, Jason Edward, about today Newcome, Richard Karl, W/M, 31, 4300 block of Clair W/M, 46, 2100 block of Bergren Court, Gulf Breeze, drug pos- Continued from page 1A Road, Gulf Breeze, driving with session. a suspended license. Thompson, Shawn William, Wells, Kord Jeffery, W/M, 49, W/M, 36, 3300 block of Green today, take a breath and regroup.” 2200 block of Calle de Briar Circle, Gulf Breeze, driving The commissioners did not vote to do Cantabria, Navarre, battery. with a suspended license. that, however. 10/20/2010 Commission Chair Lane Lynchard Stinson, Michael Shane, DUIs met with Hoxeng last week and talked W/M, 37, 1400 block of about several issues he believes the Arkansas Street, Navarre, 10/23/2010 TEAM Board must make decisions about beach fleeing police. Rodgers, Anthony Nelson, before coming back to the County 10/21/2010 W/M, 23, 200 block of Shoreline Commission. Lee, Terry Eugene, W/M, 42, Drive, Gulf Breeze, DUI. ■ Hoxeng said the new committee 1900 block of Hawthorne Drive, Navarre, violation of probation. Note: All arrest and police would bring back their recommendations Pittman, Sarka, W/F, 33, reports published in Gulf to the TEAM Board and commissioners 2100 block of Penns Lane, Gulf Breeze News are public record “later this fall.” Breeze, violation of probation. and do not imply guilt. All sus- Meanwhile, TEAM asked commis- West, Kenneth Eugene, pects are presumed innocent sioners to allow TEAM to give incentive W/M, 48, 8800 block of Cagle until proven and/or adjudicated tax breaks to businesses that offer jobs at Drive, Navarre, violation of pro- guilty in a court of law. a $10- to $11-an-hour rate. “Our policy has always been to target Emergency Reports higher wages with companies,” said Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Cindy Anderson, Executive Director of TEAM. “However, there are some companies in the pipeline right now consider- GB Fire & Rescue ing coming here that could offer jobs Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News For the week ending Oct. 21, more in the $10 to $11 range, and I am Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue sure there are people out there in the Retired U.S. Navy Chief Warrant Officer Francis Emond of Pensacola, a survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 while aboard was called for 17 emergen- county right now that would be thrilled to the USS Pennsylvania, reads a script describing the terrible events of that cies. These incidents included go to work for that wage, rather than sit- 11 medical calls, 1 public infamous day accompanied by music performed by the Pensacola Civic Band ting home with no job.” assistance, 1 hazardous con- during Saturday’s Gulf Breeze 50th Anniversary Celebration at Shoreline Park. dition (gas leak), 1 unknown Commissioners said they would take Emond also was a military musician and somehow managed to survive the the issue up again at today’s (Oct. 27) type fire, 1 special detail, 1 20, Midway Fire District was massive bombing that vaulted the United States into World War II. Column, 6A mutual aid to Midway Fire meeting. called for 35 incidents. These District, and 1 mutual aid to emergencies included 2 Pensacola Beach. brush/trash fires, 23 medical To learn more about Gulf emergencies, 3 motor vehicle Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on accidents with injuries, 2 serv- Input sought for GINS’ 20-year plan to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ ice calls/public assists, and 4 firedept/index.html. good-intent calls and 1 false alarm. BY SCOTT PAGE ested can review and comment Live Oaks area ing roads and facilities after hur- Midway Fire District For more information about ■ Gulf Breeze News on the plans. Using the seashore as an ricanes; and expanding visitor Midway Fire District, visit [email protected] National Seashore on-site classroom opportunities through partner- For the week ending Oct. www.midwayfire.com. Superintendent Dan Brown said ■ Enhancing environmental ships and commercial services. The Gulf Island National park officials prefer the third education with biking, hiking, All four plans include creat- Gulf Breeze Police Report Seashore staff encourages the option, which comes with an nature trail activities, scuba div- ing a ferry service to Fort Information from Gulf Breeze Police Department public to provide input for a $8.97 million annual operating ing and snorkeling Pickens, a project that is already management plan that will budget and $9.5 million in facil- ■ Rebuilding beach roads under development. Three vehicle owners report- guide the park for the next 20 ity improvements. Key points of that are washed out by hurri- After the public input win- ed damage or theft last week. On Oct. 17 and 18, two vehi- years. the plan include: canes dow closes on Nov. 11, park ■ cles had their windows smashed The park staff has created Converting the Naval Live The park currently operates officials will review the plans while owners were on their four alternative plans, each Oaks headquarters into an edu- at an annual cost of $7.2 mil- and select the one that best boats. One person reported a placing emphasis on different cation and research center lion. reflects the wishes of the public wallet stolen and the other said areas of improvement and ■ Relocating park headquar- The other management and park officials. Brown said a nothing was missing. development of park programs. ters to a new, larger compound options include making no decision will be reached by On Oct. 20, a car parked on full-size, bluish-gray pickup truck Through Nov.11, anyone inter- on the north side of the Naval changes to the plan; not rebuild- early 2012. Julia Way was entered between when it hit another vehicle at the 6:55 and 7:55 p.m. A GPS intersection of Hoffman Drive and device and money was taken Fairpoint Drive at 4:05 p.m. No from the unlocked vehicle. injuries were reported. Rodgers Angel Tree program under way locally Two runaway teenagers were was located at his home in the located and recovered on Oct. 200 block of Shoreline Drive and 21 from the Quality Inn in Gulf arrested for a traffic offense, Santa Rosa Kids’ House, Inc. business can specify the number the trees on display and the bright for them,” Alonso said. Breeze. The teens, a boy, 17 and resisting an officer and marijuana (SRKH) recently launched its of angels it would like to have. angels out in the community For more information or a girl, 15, were reported missing possession. He was released on annual Angel Tree Project. Monetary donations for the beginning the week of Nov. 7 ways you can help, call Alonso from Randolph County, Ala. $2,500 bond. “Last year, in Santa Rosa project are always appreciated. and ending the project the week at (850) 623-1112 or e-mail her On Oct. 23, a portrait was A Pensacola man was arrest- County alone, there were over At the end of the project, of Dec. 5,” Alonso said. at coordinator@srkidshouse. stolen from McDonald’s restau- ed Monday night and charged 200 children that had Christmas children that haven’t been Help the children of our com- org. rant. The painting, depicting a with DUI. David Dallas, 27, was thanks to our community. This adopted still will have munity have a Christmas. If you Santa Rosa Kids’ House’s fountain drink cup, French fries observed driving erratically and year, we are anticipating about Christmas from the funds donat- have items and would like to mission is to deliver a well- and a Big Mac packaged in an changing speeds in the Naval the same number, and we are ed. Businesses can also stage support this project, you can coordinated and multi-disci- older-looking product line, was Live Oaks preserve at 3:07. a.m. taken between 9 and 10 p.m. by Gulf Breeze Police investiga- asking for everyone’s support,” their own toy drives in honor of drop them off at the Santa Rosa plined response to child abuse in an individual dressed in black. tors are pursuing information on said Ashley Alonso, SRKH the Kids’ House. Kids’ House located at 5643 an environment that puts the The value of the portrait is $300. a fraudulent prescription passed Director. Individuals can also adopt a Stewart Street in Milton at any needs of children first. SRKH is A man was charged with hit at CVS Pharmacy on Oct. 9. SRKH is seeking local busi- child. Children range from new- time. an independent 501(c)(3) not- and run on Sunday, Oct. 23. Call (850) 934-5121 if you nesses willing to put up a tree in born to 18 years of age. “These children suffer for-profit organization that is Anthony Rodgers, 23, of Gulf have any information that might their place of business. Each “We are hoping to have all enough; help make the holidays not state or federally funded. Breeze, was observed driving a lead to an arrest.

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BBB sponsors identity protection ‘shredding’ Connect with Gulf Breeze News online! For the second year in a row, its hours and is staying open this by Dr. Tom Schneider, an age- www.gulfbreezenews.com Florida is the state with the BRIEFS week from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at management and regenerative- highest per-capita rate of report- the Pensacola Opera Center. medicine physician with Florida ed identity theft complaints. Tons of great merchandise, from Healthspan Institute. The semi- ty theft, and ‘friendly fraud’ – According to a 2011 report glam-and-glitz gowns to com- nar will discuss preventive med- fraud committed by people who from Javelin Strategy and fortable, sporty ensembles, are icine tips and how to keep you know their victims – increased still available. All remaining looking and feeling young with- Research, 8.1 million last year; responsibly destroying merchandise has been marked out cosmetic surgery. 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Real Steel (PG-13) ...... 1:45 4:45 ------8:15 Check out our Website at: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 Midnight Show on 11/17/11! This past Friday the Kale we pay the bills on time, it’s a www.laserimagessuperstore.com family made our first trip to win. When we make it to bed- 435-7373 GET YOUR TICKETS BEFORE THEY SELL OUT! “The Fair.” We rode some rides time with no sighs, slammed Special Showings: Twilight (2008) 11/01, New Moon (2009) 11/08, Eclipse (2010) 11/15 and took some pictures. doors, or raised voices, it’s a To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET Find us on FACEBOOK As I people watched, I won- win. When my kids pray for a dered why I was trusting life kid at school who was being and limb to the “professionals” mean to another kid and try to who managed each ride. befriend the one who was bul- Clearly, these people are highly lied, it’s a win. When I exercise trained and skilled at mainte- and eat right, it’s a win. We all nance and safety, right? (I’m have seen the look on my kids need a win from time to time. sure it is because they spent so faces. They were mesmerized. Winning has its cost. It cost much time in training and main- They were tossing each dirty us $15 to WIN five goldfish that tenance that they haven’t ping pong ball like it was the cost a dollar a dozen at the pet bathed, brushed their teeth, or Olympic games. They were store. It cost me a couple hun- washed their clothes.) serious. “Emma got one!” dred bucks to go to the fair, but We threw dietary caution out Sandra cried. Then Gabe! Then it was a win, too. the window as my kids tasted our youngest won three! We There are times when you their first elephant ear. I passed went home with five goldfish. have to swallow the cost of los- on the fried twinkie and fried They only cost 15 bucks! What ing an argument so that your snicker bar, but did indulge in a a deal! spouse can win. There are times fried foot-long corn dog! Let me You know, we all like to be that you have to suffer through tell you, with just equal amounts winners. We all want to win at the pain of disciplining your of mustard and ketchup that is something. We NEED to win child so that they can win the some messy, but battered good- sometimes. Life beats us up. long race of life. There are times ness! Finally, we let our kids Life zaps our energy and takes where you have to eat beanie enter the realm of the carnival our money. Life wears us out. weinees so you can win the “get games. Life can strain our relationships out of debt” game. You can Each time we passed a dart and our resources. We need a humble yourself and say “I’m throw, a water gun race, or a ball win to stoke the fire and lift us sorry” to keep the relationship toss, we were harassed by the up! strong. I want you to have that carnival game guys. “Five dol- As a committed Auburn fan, I thrill of victory, too. lars gets you three pitches or can tell you that we will cherish So, as I am setting up a new you can spend 20 and get 15 our wins, because we know that fish tank for the Kale home, I pitches!” “Come on, Dad, your it takes a lot of time on the field invite you to be a winner! kids are “guaranteed” to win a to get there. As a father and hus- Love one. Love another. prize at my booth!” Then my band, I will cherish some of the kids started with “Daddy, I want small wins my family has won. to try!” “Daddy, you can win When my kids tell the truth even me one of those, can’t you?” when it hurts, it’s a win. When and “Daddy, I want a gold fish!” I explained that before we left, that the kids could each do “one” game. After a brief encounter with the balloon guy, a crying 5 year old, and a small stuffed banana, we settled on the gold fish ping-pong toss. For $5 you get 30 ping pong balls to a table set with little gold fish bowls and you were “guaranteed” to win a fish. For every ball you landed, you were awarded a gold fish. You should

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FIREMAN Termite & Pest Control “To The Rescue Since 1977” ‘Taste of Navarre’ offers Gulf Breeze delectable gourmet foods 932-9288 ! for third straight year The early bird definitely gets Overall Winner. the worm – and the ticket. It took us only about 30 sec- He also gets the Jambalaya, onds to unanimously decide Crawfish Etouffee, Seafood that the winner was the Mango Write one check Gumbo, and the steamed Cajun Shrimp from Cactus Flower Shrimp. But if you waited until restaurant in Navarre. It con- to cover all your needs, the last minute to get your tick- sisted of mini flour tortillas we provide the rest! et for the third annual Taste of filled with perfectly cooked and Navarre on Oct. 22, you missed seasoned shrimp, topped with Skip Shelton out on one big delicious deal. homemade guacamole, mango [email protected] The Navarre Beach Area coulis, pico de gallo and Gail Hagan Bowling/Gulf Breeze News 880.434.6708 2101 North 9th Ave. Pensacola, FL Chamber of Commerce staged cilantro. Piece of Mexican the event in Navarre Park. More cake. Pat Huggins (left) and Junior Ratliffe of the Navarre Pier than 300 tickets were sold. Cactus Flower owners John restaurant serve up samples of their most popular dishes Among the guests sitting and Sherry Spofford recently during Saturday’s ‘Taste of Navarre’ judged by yours truly. Soundside were John Lewis celebrated their restaurant’s but, of course, I had my per- Executive chef Ross Dozier and Terry Taylor. They have third anniversary, and they left sonal favorites. The Green of The Blake Gulf Breeze also We support the Dolphins! been to the fundraiser all three Saturday with two more rea- Curry and the Thai Beef Salad was on site, serving up his sig- years and agreed in unison that, sons to celebrate by winning at Makong/Thailand’s Best was nature warm apple dumplings “It just gets better every year!” the Judges’ Choice Overall amazing. Dirt Road Cooker’s with vanilla bean ice cream, Thirteen local food vendors Award in addition to the pulled pork was fantastic, which was also a crowd provided samplings of their sig- People’s Choice Award for Best except I could give them a run favorite. Scott Shanks, CFP ® nature dishes, and I was among Taste. for their money on the sauce. It was a perfect day filled six “celebrity” judges repre- Juana’s Pagodas and Sailors’ The Cajun pasta from with sunshine, community spir- Financial Advisor senting local media outlets. Our Grill won two People’s Choice D’Wons Bayou Buffet was a it, music and delicious food. Gulf Breeze Shopping Center instructions were simple. Taste Awards for Best Display and high step above all the other My only suggestion for next everything. Deliberate. Pick Overall Winner. Cajun dishes at the tasting. And year would be to have bigger 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway one winner for Judges’ Choice Everything was delicious, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 there were a lot. plates. 850-934-4499 www.edwardjones.com Member SPIC Baird celebrates 90th birthday with three parties in her honor

One of the BY PATTY KATTNER and plays a very good game of bridge. Her loveliest Special to GBN great-nephew, Sid Hite, inherited the bridge woman to [email protected] skill also, and is director of the Pensacola grace Gulf Beach Bridge Group that plays with Baird Breeze celebrated her 90th birthday on Oct. each week. 18. Dr. Emily Baird still is an avid bridge Three main parties were given to Baird to player, drives herself to all of her activities, honor her 90th birthday. On Oct. 11, and keeps a busier social schedule than most Isabelle Fuller and Patty Kattner hosted a people half her age. bridge party at the Kattner home with 12 Baird has lived in the Gulf ladies attending. They presented Baird with Breeze/Pensacola Beach area for more than a crown that she continued to wear to all the 30 years. She is a psychotherapist and festivities during her birthday week. After helped start the Favor House in Pensacola to lunch, the two hostesses performed a special help struggling and abused women. She is tribute by playing five songs in duet fashion the mother of four children. on the organ and piano. When her oldest daughter died in a truck- On Oct. 14, 24 people came together to ing accident two years ago, Baird took the play bridge to honor Baird at the Pensacola papers her daughter left her and wrote a Beach Elks Lodge. Around 2 p.m., 10 book titled ‘Through My Windshield.’ Her more people joined them and two cakes daughter, Daren, was the first woman truck made by Lea Self were served along with driver in America and appeared on the ice cream. Everyone in attendance sang ‘Today Show’ just months before her tragic Happy Birthday to Baird there. accident. On Oct. 18, the actual day of Baird’s Baird’s greatest traits are her honest, birthday, yet another party was held in helpfulness to others and resilience. She her honor. Her long-time friends, Dari wrote a column for the ‘Sentinel’ newspaper and Guy Gascard, and Mickey and Sid for many years and has traveled all over the Hite sponsored an evening toast with a Patty Kattner/Special to GBN world speaking to people everywhere about cake to honor Baird at the home of the Stunningly beautiful as ever, Dr. Emily the empowerment of women. Gascards on High Point Drive in Gulf Baird wears a crown of gold as she Baird has a wonderful sense of humor Breeze. marks the occasion of her 90th birthday. St. Ann’s Habitat efforts continue; ‘trunks’ planned

Hammers were pounding pate in the construction or vol- and spirits were high at dawn unteer to help with the prepara- Saturday, Oct. 8 when the crews tion of food for the workers can of St. Ann and Our Lady of the contact Bev Ishol to help by Assumption calling 934-2845. Catholic ■ On Friday, Oct. 28, the FAITH Churches Gulf Breeze Church of Christ began the will host a Trunk or Treat at the framework of their 19th Habitat church at 2962 Gulf Breeze for Humanity Home in Gulf Parkway from 6 to 8 p.m. Breeze. The public is invited. To Monsignor Luke Hunt, learn more, call 932-3715. Pastor of the Parishes, was on ■ Pensacola Beach hand to bless the commence- Community Church will have ment of the home build. Over a its annual Trunk or Treat dozen volunteer builders Festival from 3 to 5 p.m. on swung tools, and a hospitality Sunday, Oct. 30, at 920 staff was at attention to make Panferio Drive. Church mem- sure those working so hard bers will have their trunks dec- stayed hydrated and refreshed orated in Halloween colors as they assembled and raised with plenty of treats to hand the frame on this first day of out to children. The event is labor for the home that shall be free and everyone is asked to completed for a single father bring a canned good for and his 5-year old daughter. Mission:1 food drive to support Anyone wishing to partici- neighbors in need.

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Michelle Carlson/Gulf Breeze News The famous graffiti bridge in Pensacola was coated in pink paint and draped with brassieres as enterprising minds took Betty Archer Allen/Gulf Breeze News Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News the opportunity to market last week’s Bras Across the Bridge. Holly Jurnovoy (left), Mary Hoxeng (center) and Lisa Ihns Three-year-old Jack Nugent gets a kiss on the nose from await the results of IMPACT100’s generous grants program the Gulf Breeze High School Dolphin mascot as the boy’s to local nonprofits. Jurnovoy and Ihns are Gulf Breezers. mother, Melanie, looks on during the 50th Celebration. IMPACT100 doles out coveted grant funds

The IMPACT100 Board of precious metals by Antiquarian Directors felt that three words Traders and floral Christmas (hope, commitment and joy) decorations by Flowerama of summarized the feelings of Gulf Breeze. both members and presenters in Santa Rosa Shores Women’s the room at New World Club is a social club that is Landing on Sunday, Oct. 16. By Betty Archer Allen open to any woman living in [email protected] Contributions from 645 women the Santa Rosa Shores commu- were about to go to work to nity. It meets the first Tuesday strengthen the breadth and www.friendsofnavarrelibrary.or Gulf Coast Friends evening of each month. Dues depth of programs designed g or send an e-mail to friend- are $35 a year. Call Brenda particularly to make sure that [email protected]. The benefit Fashion Show Cantrell at 916-4606 or Judy Escambia and Santa Rosa and Luncheon held at the Miller at 916-0262. counties are wonderful places Emerald Coast Pensacola Yacht Club on Oct. to live, raise a family, work, Woman’s Club 11 was a huge success. There Gulf Breeze Chamber learn and play. were 150 ladies who attended Annual Pet Fest The winners were: Emerald Coast Woman’s and five additional donations ■ Arts and Culture Club will hold their monthly from those that could not The Gulf Breeze Area Pensacola Opera with meeting on Thursday, Nov. 3 at attend. They are going to be Chamber Pet Fest, title spon- Project: Creating a Multi Use 11:30 a.m. at Tiger Point able to give a little over $3,000 sored by the Leaders of the Arts Facility in Downtown Country Club. Cost of lunch is to their designated charities, Pack - Animal Hospital of Pensacola $12.78. Reservations are Interfaith Ministries, Covenant Tiger Point and Mediacom, will ■ Education required. Call Bernice Hospice, and Gulf Coast Kids be held Saturday, Nov. 19 from Westgate Snoezelen with Schlosser at 515-0115 or Jan House in Santa Rosa County. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the athletic Project: A Special Needs Novak at 936-1268 by Sunday, The models were chosen field beside the Gulf Breeze Playground/Activity Center for Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. from each woman’s club: Patti Elementary School, 549 Gulf the Lacey A. Collier Snoezelen The program will be decorat- Singleton, President of the Breeze Parkway. Sensory Complex at Westgate ing with embroidery and mono- Emerald Coast Women’s Club; Admission is $5 per family. School gramming. Traci McMahon, President of Be sure to arrive early for the ■ Environment, the Santa Rosa Woman’s Club; Blessing of the Pets at 11:15. Recreation, and Preservation Pyramid Pensacola Suzanne Arnold, representing There will be plenty to see Escambia County Public the Newcomers Club; Selby and do at Pet Fest. Enjoy learn- Schools Foundation Roy M. Pyramid Pensacola’s Smith, President of the ing to make pet treats and Hyatt Environmental Center ‘Seasons of Love’ arrives on Pensacola Beach Woman’s watching the Pensacola with Project: Education to Saturday, Oct. 29 at The Jean Club, LaLarney Leonard, Furricanes or the Five Flag Sustain Our Future and Paul Amos Performance President of Gulf Isle Dog Training’s Square Dancers ■ Family Studio on the campus of Neighbors and Penny Huebech, and the Barkettes of Broadway. Ray of Hope of Northwest Pensacola State College. President of Gulf Coast Also two special acts - Tim Friends. The beautiful and Florida with Project: ‘Seasons of Love,’ a benefit Reno and his reptiles and the affordable clothes and acces- Wheelchair Ramps concert in partnership with Santa Rosa County K-9 Unit - ■ sories were by Stein Mart. Health and Wellness public television station WSRE, will thrill visitors. Health and Hope Clinic with explores the many sides of love Dogs can have their day in Project: Making an Impact and Santa Rosa Shores the Canine Fun Zone or get through jazz, rhythm and blues, Women’s Club ARC Gateway with Project: Motown and more. pampered at the Paw Spa. For Electronic Efficiency = Savings At 7 p.m., ‘Seasons of Love’ a $5 fee, register your pet for The Santa Rosa Shores is in full swing with entertain- fun contests like Frisbee Friends of Women’s Club held its frightful Throwing, Paw Print Art, Pet- ment by Grammy-nominee October meeting at the lovely Navarre Library Gwen McCrae & Blue Daze, Owner Look Alike, Best home of Anne Sessions on Park Dressed, Best Pet Trick and The Pensacola State College Lane. Hostesses Marie Friends of Navarre Library Jazz Ensemble under the direc- Best Kisser Contests. To close will hold a book sale Friday, Strevey and Phylis Lynch the festivities, all pets are wel- tion of Roger Villines, and The Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. helped Sessions carry out the comed to join the Best of Show Pyramid Show Choir. and Saturday, Nov. 5 from 9 Halloween theme with spooky Walk. The evening begins at 5 p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Navarre decorations. Emily Peterson, Contact the Chamber office with a Silent Auction of fine Library, 8484 James Harvell with the Garden Gate, gave a at (850) 932-7888 or visit offerings brought to you by the Road. Proceeds from the sale fantastic program on establish- www.gulfbreezechamber.com. benefit Navarre Library pro- friends, families and businesses ing a butterfly garden and how grams and resources. In addi- that support Pyramid. Also at 5 important insects are to our tion, books in the Friends p.m., you’ll enjoy a statewide food chain. bookstore at the library will be collection of fine arts and A short business meeting on sale. crafts, produced by the artists was held with discussion of the The Annual Meeting of of Pyramid and available for club’s upcoming community Friends of Navarre Library is purchase. Halloween event at Swenson Nov. 4 from 6-7 p.m. at the Reserve seating tickets are Park on Oct. 31. Navarre Library for members available by calling Pyramid at The next meeting will be only. However, new members (850) 453-3341. Tickets are Nov. 1 at Susan Springer’s can join at the door. $25 and $35. VIP seats and home. There will be two pro- To learn more, log on to reception are $75. grams, accessing and buying

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CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn A remarkable event for a remarkable city EDITOR Joe Culpepper It’s hard to imagine that did in organizing this event. “A cowgirl because it will be cute outfit.” SPORTS EDITOR Saturday’s Gulf Breeze 50th Months in the planning, the Jason Thompson Anniversary Celebration at success of this event that drew Mary Brandon GBES fifth-grader SALES South Shoreline Park could hundreds to Shoreline Park is a Michelle Carlson have gone any better or been testament to the foresight and OFFICE MANAGER more meaningful. talents of so many people. Karen Murphy In case you missed it, the Special recognition should go ART DIRECTOR City staged a wonderful, four- to the city workers who volun- Nancy Fish hour celebration next to Santa teered their time to set up the GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION Rosa Sound on a marvelously facilities, execute the game Sidney Copson gorgeous October afternoon and other works. My personal life-threatening injuries or plan and cleaned up afterward CONTRIBUTORS and evening. The weather was favorite was the Civic Band’s escaping the claws of death. so all of us could enjoy Betty Archer Allen perfect, there was no humidity stirring music as retired U.S. Shortly after, a breath-taking arguably the biggest social Gail Hagan Bowling and the bugs, who weren’t Navy Chief Warrant Officer fireworks show lit up the skies event in the town’s history. Pam Brannon invited, mostly stayed away. As we move forward into Julie B. Connerley Francis Emond narrated a script between Gulf Breeze and Jack Kale Over the course of the event, describing the Japanese Pensacola Beach. It was a fit- our city’s next 50 years and Scott Page guests munched on free ham- Empire’s attack on Pearl ting ending to a year-long com- beyond, I challenge future lead- burgers and hotdogs, chewed Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. memoration of this city’s birth ers and residents to always be on kettle corn, children played Emond is a Pearl Harbor sur- 50 years ago on Aug. 10, 1961. cognizant of what a privilege it “A monster skeleton. My cos- in several inflatable bouncy is to live in Gulf Breeze and to tume is going to be very scary.” Member: vivor, having been on the USS As I mingled with friends in houses, and adults were treated Pennsylvania that fateful the crowd, the central theme I always strive to make this com- Jacob Brown Florida Press Association to performances by the rock Sunday morning as terror kept hearing repeated was how munity even stronger and more GBES first-grader National Newspaper Assn. band ‘Petty Cash’ and a stirring rained down from the skies genuinely nice everyone was. close-knit. Our forefathers and Gulf Breeze Area Chamber concert by the Pensacola Civic over the Pacific on unsuspect- There were no pretenses this elders had and have the right of Commerce (“2003 Small Band. ing American military people. day; everyone was out to have idea; we must preserve the Business of the Year”) As the music played and the The carefully choreographed a good time, and it was gratify- things that make us unique Pensacola Beach Chamber entertainers sang, there was music simulated the sounds of ing to know that we live in while welcoming the kind of of Commerce plenty of toe-tapping and hand- droning airplane engines and such a special place where change that will complement Pensacola Chamber clapping going on in the crowd. the explosions that rocked ships friends and neighbors look after the foundation in place while of Commerce It was evident that many in the in Honolulu. One could close one another and share the com- forging an even greater vision Navarre Tourist crowd appreciated the 1940s one’s eyes and imagine the fear mon bonds of life, liberty and of success. Development Council and 50s era big-band sounds and terror so many brave sol- the pursuit of happiness. We’re so fortunate to be Santa Rosa County Chamber of and the patriotic music includ- diers must have endured before I cannot say enough about Americans, and we’re so fortu- Commerce ing ‘Stars & Stripes Forever.’ losing their lives, sustaining the fantastic job that the city nate to call Gulf Breeze home. LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze News welcomes your opinion. We reserve the right to edit a “A rock star. I’m going to have letter to fit space available. We a crazy outfit and makeup.” do not accept letters containing IMPACT 100 thanks ‘GBN’ for its support Coral Coad a personal attack on any indi- GBES first-grader vidual. Letters must be limited Through your esteemed Jennifer Bradshaw agement throughout its opera- to one per month from an indi- newspaper, we are pleased and LETTERS IMPACT 100 Board tions and is in the process of vidual writer. If we receive form honored that you have included Cantonment implementing new voluntary letters, we will print only the first several articles and dates of standards in the Gulf of Mexico one we receive. Include your BP exec encourages that exceed current regulatory name, address and daytime events we have held over the nity. Your newspaper has been requirements and strengthen phone number. years. so supportive and has helped contractors to own up IMPACT100 is a group of make a true impact on our oversight of contractors. The recent issuance of We continue to encourage CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze women who give $1,000 annu- community. On behalf of the other parties, including News is committed to accuracy ally to collectively pool our ladies of IMPACT100 and our notices of non-compliance to and wants to hear from you if we resources and give large grants community, I want to say thank BP, Transocean and Halliburton Transocean and Halliburton, to need to make a correction or to local nonprofits. Every you, Gulf Breeze News, for makes clear that contractors, acknowledge their responsibili- clarification. Please email us penny of the $1,000 donation is caring enough and taking the like operators, are responsible ties in the (2010 oil spill) acci- at [email protected] awarded to the nonprofit. This time for IMPACT100. I cannot for properly conducting their dent, make changes to help pre- with the subject line means last year with 570 mem- begin to express how much you deepwater drilling activities vent similar accidents in the CORRECTION or “An anime character – Misty bers we gave $570,000 to local have helped us spread the word and are accountable to the U.S. future, and step forward to ful- CLARIFICATION. Or, call from Pokemon. She is awe- nonprofits and $2.9 million about IMPACT100. government and the American fill their obligations to Gulf (850) 932-8986 during some!” public for their conduct. communities. office hours and ask for since 2004. IMPACT 100 is open to all Rachael Hofius To be able to do this means women, and we welcome new BP has taken steps to Craig Savage news or sports departments. BP Communications GBES fourth-grader ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze getting help from our commu- members until March 1, 2012. enhance safety and risk man- News will not be responsible for quality or discoloration in ads provided by the advertiser or its agents. Impact of Gadhafi’s death on oil availability unclear

Gulf Breeze News is published Average retail gasoline prices in gallon of gasoline fell last week,” said weekly on Thursdays for $35 Pensacola fell 3.4 cents per gallon in the Patrick DeHaan, GasBuddy.com Senior per year by Gulf Breeze News GAS WATCH Publishing, Inc. Periodical past week, averaging $3.37 a gallon Petroleum Analyst. postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Sunday. This compared with the national “While volatility in prices is all but Florida. USPS # 021819. average that fell 1.8 cents per gallon in than one year ago and are 5.5 cents per guaranteed, the direction in which prices Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- the last week to $3.47, according to gaso- gallon lower than a month ago. travel is less clear, even after the death of tions. POSTMASTER: Please line price Web site The national average has decreased 5.9 Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. send address changes to PensacolaGasPrices.com. cents per gallon during the last month Many Americans believe his death will Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box “I’m going to be an Army man. 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. Including the change in gas prices in and stands 65.5 cents per gallon higher mean a drop in oil prices, but I just don’t They have cool equipment and All content is copyrighted 2011. Pensacola during the past week, prices than one year ago. see it happening.” camouflage uniforms.” Advertising rates are available Sunday were 65.2 cents per gallon higher “Surprisingly, the average price for a Christopher McChesney upon request. GBES third-grader

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Atlantic Division Dreaming of November 5 East Division Div. All Div. All Clemson 5-0 8-0 ■ No. 1 LSU at No. 2 South Carolina 4-1 6-1 Wake Forest 4-1 5-2 Alabama just can’t Georgia 4-1 5-2 Florida State 2-2 4-3 Florida 2-3 4-3 NC State 1-2 4-3 get here fast enough Vanderbilt 1-3 4-3 Maryland 1-3 2-5 Kentucky 0-3 3-4 Boston College 0-4 1-6 Tennessee 0-4 3-4 Coastal Division West Division Virginia Tech 3-1 7-1 Alabama 5-0 8-0 Georgia Tech 3-2 6-2 LSU 5-0 8-0 Miami 2-2 4-3 Arkansas 2-1 6-1 Virginia 1-2 4-3 Auburn 3-2 5-3 Duke 1-2 3-4 Miss. State 0-4 3-4 North Carolina 1-3 5-3 Ole Miss 0-4 2-5 Maybe, just maybe, when Thursday 10/27 I close my eyes Friday night, Saturday 10/29 (All times Central) I will wake up and Nov. 5 (All times Central) e-Virginia @ Miami ...... 7p will finally be here. s-Arkansas @ Vanderbilt ....11:21a Saturday 10/29 Unfortunately, I suspect c-Florida @ Georgia (Jax.) ....2:30p there will still be a week e-Ole Miss @ Auburn ...... 6p eU-NC State @ FSU ...... 11a remaining until “the game of Graphic by Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News f-Miss. State @ Kentucky ...... 6p With the highly-anticipated matchup between No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama one n-Virginia Tech @ Duke...... 11:30a the century,” as the clash of e2-S. Carolina @ Tennessee ..6:15p r-Boston College @ Maryland ....2p SEC West titans LSU and week away, this Saturday is a bit of a snoozer. For these two teams and a lot of OPEN: Alabama, LSU eU-W. Forest @ N. Carolina ....2:30p Alabama is being called. college football fans, Nov. 5 just can’t get here fast enough. a-Clemson @ Georgia Tech...... 7p Both teams are off this #22 Georgia vs. Florida matchup between Top 15 since entering the 2004 Last Week week, and I will probably join Last Week (Jacksonville), 2:30 p.m. teams, this game has histori- Fiesta Bowl ranked No. 10. Kentucky 38, Jacksonville State14 them on the couch Saturday – cal implications. The victor The Wildcats lost that Arkansas 29, Ole Miss 24 Clemson 59, North Carolina 38 napping it away and dream- Florida head coach Will will have the inside track to game 35-28 to Ohio State, as LSU 45, Auburn 10 Wake Forest 24, Duke 23 ing of next weekend. Muschamp is saying quarter- win the Big 10 Legends they will probably lose this Vanderbilt 44, Army 21 Virginia Tech 30, Boston College 14 Outside of the annual back John Brantley is likely to Division and play in the inau- game to a very angry Alabama 37, Tennessee 6 Florida State 41, Maryland 16 Florida-Georgia “Cocktail make his return this weekend, gural conference title game. Oklahoma squad. OPEN: Florida, Georgia, South Miami 24, Georgia Tech 7 Party” in Jacksonville, there which is music to the Gators’ Michigan State is riding Carolina, Mississippi State NC State 28, Virginia 14 isn’t much around the south to fanbase’s ears after several high after knocking off pre- Baylor @ #3 Oklahoma be excited about on Saturday. weeks of offensive discord. viously unbeaten Wisconsin, State, 2:30 p.m. Game to Watch Game to Watch Ole Miss at Auburn, blah. Still, on paper, Georgia which demolished Nebraska Florida @ Georgia: Florida quar- Arkansas at Vanderbilt, no Keep an eye on this poten- Clemson @ Georgia Tech: The looks to be the better team. 48-17 earlier this month. terback John Brantley is expected “fighting Dabos” just keep on win- thanks. NC State at Florida But as we’ve seen so many tial upset. Oklahoma State to be back in action this weekend, ning. Clemson is now 8-0 and State, I’ll pass. times in this rivalry, the #9 Oklahoma @ #8 has attained its highest ever which should be a big boost for an ranked No. 5 in the BCS Standings, What I (and every other Dawgs rarely find a way to Kansas State, 2:30 p.m. BCS Ranking with an explo- offense that has been downright which is the highest ranking college football fan) want is beat Florida. The Gators have sive offense, but the pitiful in his absence. That’s bad attained by an ACC school since to watch the two best teams won 18 of the last 21 install- These Big 12 opponents Cowboys’ defense is suspect. news for the Georgia Bulldogs, the Tigers’ next opponent, Georgia in the nation slug it out in a ments of the “World’s Largest meet this week from oppo- Baylor also has a powerful which have consistently found ways Tech, climbed to No. 7 in Week 13 game that could make even Outdoor Cocktail Party.” site ends of the emotional offense led by quarterback to lose this rivalry game when of 2009. This is a dangerous game the national title game a little Brantley’s return definitely spectrum. The Sooners are Robert Griffin III, but also favored to beat seemingly inferior for Clemson, as its rushing defense anticlimactic. gives Florida a better chance seething after losing 41-38 at struggles defensively. Gator teams. Georgia has lost 18 (ranked 76th) will be tested by the But I, and everyone else, of continuing that trend. home to 29-point underdog The Bears had an extra of the last 21 “Cocktail Parties” and Yellow Jackets, which are averaging will have to wait. And, actu- Texas Tech last weekend. week to prepare, and at the three-straight. The loser of this over 321 yards on the ground per ally, this weekend’s college #11 Michigan State @ Kansas State is undefeated least, it should be an exciting game will be eliminated from the game. Will the dream season end? football lineup isn’t that bad. #14 Nebraska, 11 a.m. coming off a 59-21 blowout high-scoring game to watch. SEC East Division race. Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- Here’s a look at several of of rival Kansas and is enjoy- Hopefully, these games can Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN360; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports the best Week 9 matchups: Aside from being a ing its highest BCS ranking keep your mind off Nov. 5. 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ALABAMA (#2) AUBURN (#23) FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE LSU (#1) Chants of “LSU!, Auburn is probably After three- Florida State LSU actually pre- LSU!” were heard loud feeling a little groggy straight losses, earned its second- ceded Bama fans in and clear in Bryant- this week after LSU Florida needed a straight 41-16 victo- anticipation of the ® Denny Stadium as landed a 45-10 hay- ® week off – and got ry last week, beating “collision of the cen- Alabama closed out TM maker on the Tigers last week- it. After three-straight miserable Maryland at home. tury” next weekend. Tennessee last week in a 37-6 end. The bad news is that Auburn offensive performances, the The Seminoles figure to notch “We want Bama” chants have victory. The momentum of excite- has now lost three games; the Gators needed their quarterback two more victories over NC State been emanating from Tiger ment for No. 1 vs. No. 2 has good news is that all three came to return – he’s back. Head coach and Boston College before host- Stadium for weeks now. Well, reached terminal velocity. With a against Top 10 teams in the BCS Will Muschamp said John ing the recently surging Miami LSU fans, better get your rest this bye week coming up before Nov. Standings. Saturday night’s game Brantley is probable for the Hurricanes on Nov. 12. FSU’s no weekend because next week you 5, Nick Saban suggests everyone against Ole Miss features the two Georgia game, which at this point longer has ACC title or BCS bowl got ‘em. After last week, it looks “chill out.” Players, coaches and worst defenses in the SEC, statis- should mean he’s playing, con- hopes, but finishing the season like LSU may have the best depth fans alike will need a week off to tically speaking. Can Auburn get sidering the Gators scored a not- with seven-straight wins and of talent in college football. Honey gather strength, for next weekend back on track and extend the so-grand total of 17 points in 10 beating in-state rivals Miami and Badger or not, the Tigers will be the cataclysm is upon us. Rebels’ SEC losing streak to 11? quarters without him. Florida are plenty to play for. ready to take on the Tide.

MIAMI CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH ALABAMA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS After a slow UCF’s season is The Jaguars suf- After a 4-0 The Golden start, the Miami sinking fast, most fered another dis- start, USF has Eagles are flying Hurricanes are recently with an appointing loss last now lost three- high, coming off surging, winning embarrassing 26-24 weekend, 27-20 straight – all an impressive 27- two-straight over loss at UAB (the (OT) at Georgia three against 3 victory over quality ACC opponents North Blazers’ first win of State. South Alabama quarterback Big East opponents. The Bulls SMU. USM is now 6-1 (2-1), bowl Carolina and Georgia Tech. The the season). The Knights surren- C.J. Bennett threw four intercep- were on the verge of shifting the eligible and in control of its own Canes now face a Jekyll and Hyde dered 501 yards and 27 first tions, including one in overtime on momentum in Big East play, destiny in the Conference USA Virginia team and Duke before downs to a UAB offense that was a 2nd-and-goal from the GSU 2- before Cincinnati marched 70 East Division race. If not for slop- traveling to Tallahassee to take on barely breaking 300 yards on yard line that ended the game. It yards in the final minute of the py play against Marshall, the Seminoles Nov. 12. If Miami average. And UCF only gained 96 was one of four times USA moved game to win 37-34. The Bulls are Southern Miss could be undefeat- wins out, it could find itself in the yards on the ground against a the ball inside the GSU 10-yard off this weekend and travel to ed. With five-straight conference hunt to play for the ACC title, with defense that was giving up over line and came away with no Rutgers on Nov. 5. At 0-3, howev- games to close out the season, a little help from two of Virginia 222 rushing yards a game. Luckily, points. The Jags host Henderson er, it seems USF is again out of however, there is no time to gloat. Tech’s four remaining opponents. the Knights play Memphis next. State (Ark.) this weekend. contention for a Big East title. Next up, a trip to Texas-El Paso. *Rankings based on BCS Standings

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 27, 2011 Dolphins blow Tornadoes away, 44-14 Schultz ■ Win at Rutherford Nov. 4 earns GBHS first state playoff appearance since bound 2003; Choctaw Friday

BY JASON THOMPSON in golf Gulf Breeze News BY JASON THOMPSON [email protected] Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The schedule may say the playoffs don’t begin until Nov. 18, but for the GBHS junior Jr Schultz Gulf Breeze Dolphins, they started last shot a one-over 73 to week with a resounding 44-14 win over qualify for next week’s 2A Panama City Bay. State Golf Tournament. The win keeps the Dolphins’ playoff Schultz made two birdies hopes alive. GBHS (5-2, 2-1 in District 1- (including a chip in) and an 5A) stands alone in second place in the five- eagle in his round, played at team district, with only Rutherford, another Stonebrook in Pace Panama City-based school, left on their Tuesday. district slate. GBHS plays there Nov. 4. The boys team finished A win at Rutherford, at worst, puts fifth with a score of 324. them in a three-way shootout on Nov. 7 Bobby Radcliffe shot an 81, for first and second place, should Arnold followed by Parker Remig upset unbeaten West Florida this Friday. A (84), Quinn Costlow (85) West Florida win this week and a Dolphin and Allen Wang (93). win next week will clinch Gulf Breeze’s The Lady Dolphins first postseason berth since 2003. played the day before at “This is the ultimate team win,” coach Eglin and finished third (top Chris Nemith said. “I was proud of our two teams advance to state). receivers. They understood that we Katt Crowdis led the weren’t going to throw the ball much, but team with a 77, followed by they did a great job of blocking.” Annemarie Schultz (81), The offense had only 348 yards of Alex Ryals (83), Jessica total offense, more than 100 under their Fromularo (103) and average. But that was only because they Hannah Simpson (112). didn’t need to, thanks to numerous gifts given to them by the defense. Gulf Breeze’s defense forced four turnovers on downs, blocked a field goal, grabbed two interceptions, returning one of those for a touchdown. Sports Calendar Of those seven plays, the Dolphin offense turned four of those into touchdowns. Bay was held to only 2.8 Thursday, Oct. 27 yards per play on 60 of its 70 plays, but Volleyball vs. Arnold in amassed 200 yards on the other 10 plays, District 1-5A including both touchdowns. “Being a defensive back is not the easiest championship, 6 p.m. thing to do,” Nemith said. “I don’t think we JV, ninth grade need to change anything. We just need to football vs. West keep teaching them and coaching them.” Florida, 5:30/7:30 See Dolphins, Page 4B p.m.

DISTRICT 1-5A Friday, Oct. 28 STANDINGS Football vs. Choctaw, Team District Overall 7:30 p.m. W. Fla. 3-0 7-0 GBHS 2-1 5-2 Arnold 1-1 3-4 Xan Sarra (right) tries to break up Tues.-Wed., Nov. 1-2 Rutherford 0-2 2-5 a pass to Bay’s Deonte Dunklin Golf at State Bay 0-2 3-5 during the Dolphins’ 44-14 win Tournament at Friday’s Games over Bay Friday. Howey-in-the-Hills, Arnold at West Florida Jason Thompson/ TBD Rutherford at Bay Gulf Breeze News

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A On the defensive side of the Halpin Virgilio Hunter is second among Enzian Dr. Ullman for their surgery. big reason for that is their big offensive line. ball, the Dolphins are led by defensive linemen with 55 tackles. 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 GBHS, as a whole, are very big up front, senior ends Adam Enzian and Reno Routh. Droogsma and fellow junior Nick Kozbiel (850 ) 208-1900 led by its two junior guards Austin Droogsma Junior C.J. Nelson is the nose guard. give the Dolphin depth up front on defense. (305 lbs.) and Alex Pagonis (365 lbs.). “Defensive success starts with winning the CORRECTION – In the Oct. 20 issue, “Our offensive line (coached by Ken battle at the line of scrimmage,” Nemith said. Mitchell deKozan was listed as averaging 116 Jones) is big but very athletic,” coach Chris “Our defensive line (coached by Sean yards a game rushing in the three games he Nemith said. “They are physical enough to Tomey) makes our defense fast. They are played in before his injury. That number is get movement and athletic enough to block quick and athletic in the box, which allows actually 149.7 yards per game (449 yards on 60 out in space.” our defense to use multiple packages. carries). The News apologizes for the error. GBSA goes 4-4 at Navarre; TP 4-1 at East Milton Playoff scenario – The Playoff scenario – The Blue Playoff scenario – Navarre BY JASON THOMPSON White Mites are one of five Mini Mites are one of 10 teams Silver improved to 5-2, while Gulf Breeze News teams with five wins heading with five-plus wins (16 make Gulf Breeze fell to 3-4. All 16 [email protected] into the final week of the playoffs). If Navarre Silver teams make the playoffs. season. Ten teams already have beats Milton Gold, those two GBSA Mighty Mites, White Gulf Breeze and Navarre both five-plus wins, with five at teams and Gulf Breeze Blue Mini Mites lose won four games in their day long three wins (16 make playoffs). would be in a shootout for the The Gulf Breeze Mighty battle Saturday in Navarre. A win at Ensley Blue could District 2 title. Navarre Silver Mites lost 12-6 in two overtimes Included in Gulf Breeze’s keep the White Mites out of a is also 5-2 on the season. to Navarre Silver, while the Deeply Rooted in Your Community wins were the Blue Mites’ 36-0 possible shootout. Navarre Black Navarre Silver Midgets 30, White Mini Mites lost 30-0 to win over Navarre Silver. The is one of those three-win teams. Gulf Breeze Blue 0 Navarre Maroon. win keeps their chances alive of GBSA White Midgets 36, Sage Chambers ran for a Brock Clayton scored on a 58- Serving hosting the Mites’ playoff as Navarre Maroon 6 touchdown and threw two yard run for the 3-4 Dolphins. All Gulf Breeze for they improved to 7-0. Five different Dolphins found others, while Tevyn Richardson 16 Mighty Mite teams, including Over 20 Years Included in Navarre’s wins the end zone in a win over had two scores as Navarre Silver Navarre Silver’s 5-2 team, will were the Silver Midgets’ 30-0 Navarre Maroon. won a battle of unbeatens. make the playoffs. The White The Hurd Brothers, win over Gulf Breeze in a battle J.C. Carrell scored on a four- Richardson scored on a five- Mini Mites (0-7) close out their Erin and Gene of 6-0 teams. yard run before Matthew yard run before catching a 24- season at Ensley Blue Saturday. GBSA Blue Mites 36, deMahy scored on an 18-yard yard touchdown pass from Tiger Point records four (850) 934-1920 Navarre Silver 0 run. Tyler Dittmer’s two-yard Chambers. Sam Bassham shutouts at East Milton; Christian Murphy had two run made it 22-6 before Jake caught Chambers’ second juniors fall 34-13 touchdown runs, while Donovan Weldon scored on an eight-yard touchdown pass (12 yards) Tiger Point’s mighty mites, Whibbs threw a touchdown pass run. Sam Carpenter’s 15-yard before Chambers scored on a mini mites, mites and midgets and ran for another as the Blue touchdown pass to Brandon four-yard run. Michael Carter all recorded shutouts at East Mites rolled over Navarre Silver. Klisart rounded out the scoring. scored on a 12-yard run in the Milton Saturday before the Murphy scored on runs of 29 Carrell had a pair of two- final minute of the game. juniors closed out the day with a and 22 yards. He also had three point kicks and threw two others Cole Sheppard and Tristan 34-13 loss to East Milton. two-point kicks. to deMahy. Luke Stringfellow Covell broke up passes for the Wesley Mann, Chase Masino, Chandler Burtt, after picking blocked a Navarre kick after Dolphins, while Parker Baynes and Ethan Todorovich all scored off a Navarre pass, scored on an Navarre’s Lee Jones Jr. scored made a stop on an extra point. touchdowns in the Mini Mites’ No Contracts. No Joining Fees. 18-yard touchdown pass from on a 68-yard kickoff return. Playoff scenario – The Blue win. Mann, who had 117 yards Whibbs to make it 14-0. Weldon and Nate Herrick broke Midgets are in the playoffs with rushing, also had a two-point kick. Ladies’ Only Workout Room 24 HOUR Whibbs scored from 35 yards up passes, while Navarre’s Case a 6-1 record, while Navarre Masino added 76 yards rushing. New Classes Like Zumba Circuit ACCESS out with 6:39 left in the second Taylor had an interception. 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Tiger Point’s Mini Mites They’ve already clinched the Chris Moore had two Deshaun Davis scored three are 4-3 and need a win at Navarre District 2 title. touchdowns, while Ryland touchdowns for Navarre of 12, Black to either avoid a shootout Navarre Silver is 4-3 McCurdy and Ethan Nichols had 13 and eight yards. Thomas or being eliminated altogether. heading into the final week. one each as the Blue Mini Mites Harrell threw a 13-yard The Mites are playoff bound GBSA White Mites 38, shut out Navarre Silver. touchdown pass to Jordan with a 5-2 mark heading into Navarre Maroon 24 Moore, who also picked off a Ewing before scoring on a two- Saturday, while the 2-5 Midgets Kel Jackson had four Navarre pass, scored on runs of yard run later in the game. have a very slim chance. touchdowns runs as the White 44 and nine yards. McCurdy, Quinton Wylie, who had two Thirteen teams have four Mites beat Navarre Black. who recovered a fumble on interceptions on defense, also wins or more with four others at Jackson scored on runs of 83, defense, scored on a two-yard had a 35-yard touchdown run. 3-4 (16 make playoffs). Tiger 17, 55 and 30 yards, while run before Nichols scored on a Jace Amberson completed a Point must win at Navarre Bryant Mixon scored on a four- 40-yard run. pair of long passes to Kendall Saturday and hope either 0-7 Jay yard run. Alex Ryland made four Justin Gore made a pair of Gallagher and had an interception or 1-6 Brewton can also win. two-point kicks, while Ethan two-point kicks, while Gabe on defense. Tyler Stuldreher The juniors at 0-7 will be Turner had a fumble recovery. Troestle recovered a fumble. blocked an extra point. seeded 14th, 15th or 16th.

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Volleyball rolls over Navarre, Washington; lose tough five-setter at Niceville ■ GBHS hosts district tourney, final tonight BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Coaches can only hope that their teams are playing its best near the end of the season. The Lady Dolphin volleyball team, ranked third in the state in the most recent maxpreps.com Courtesy Photo poll, appear to be doing Caroline Ennis, with parents Beth and Steve Ennis, head coach Waynn Sellers and assistant coach just that. Chrissy Marcilliat. Gulf Breeze (18-4) led two games to one at Niceville last week before losing 22-25, 26-24, 26- 28, 25-23, 15-8 Nov. 18. Caitlin Chapman, who’s eighth in the state in kills, had 16 kills in the loss. Caroline Ennis had 13 kills, while Ally Hurd had eight, Alex Karcher six and Anna Bailey five. Ennis, who’s second in the state in blocks, had six, while Chapman and Karcher had four each. Taylor Linton, who’s Courtesy Photo eighth in the state in Shannon Kehoe, with parents Katie and Mike Kehoe, head coach Waynn Sellers and assistant assists, had 38 assists. coach Chrissy Marcilliat. Chapman also had 16 digs, while Hurd and Linton had 13 each. Lady Dolphins 25-25- 25, Navarre 5-11-13 Chapman had 16 kills as Gulf Breeze rolled to a straight set win at Navarre on Oct. 17. Ennis added seven kills, while Bailey had five. Ennis also had three blocks, as did Linton and Bailey. Linton also had 15 assists, while Allison Proctor led the team with 10 digs. Lady Dolphins 25-25-25, Courtesy Photo Washington 15-23-18 Sam Landfair, with parents Marie and David Landfair, head coach Waynn Sellers and assistant Ennis had six of her 13 coach Chrissy Marcilliat. kills in the final game as GBHS completed a three- game sweep at Washington Thursday. Ennis also had six blocks and five digs, while Chapman added nine kills and five digs. Karcher had eight kills and three blocks, while Hurd had seven kills and seven digs. Linton had 31 assists, along with four kills and three blocks. Bailey had six digs for gulf Breeze, who commited only three Courtesy Photo serving errors the entire Taylor Linton, with parents Marla and Jim Linton, head coach Waynn Sellers and assistant coach match. Chrissy Marcilliat.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4B October 27, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS DOLPHINS: GBHS alone in second place after 44-14 win over Bay Continued from page 1B Foxworth finished with 165 yards Bay used one of its ‘big plays’ to get rushing on 20 carries, while Max on the scoreboard as Treshon Selders The Dolphins got off to an Colbert, who had 130 yards on eight completed a 44-yard touchdown pass to inauspicious start as Chandler Foxworth, carries, had a 13-yard run inside the 15 Deonte Dunklin. The PAT with 3:09 who had flu like symptoms, fumbled on to set up the score. McDaniel’s PAT left in the first half made it 20-7. the first play of the game. It marked the with 2:04 left in the first quarter made Jordan Bennett completed the second first time all season the Dolphins didn’t it 14-0 Dolphins. of his four passes in the game to Andrew score a touchdown on its opening drive. “That was fun watching C.J. and Jurnovoy to put the Dolphins in Bay The Tornadoes (3-5, 0-2) drove as Max step in at F-back and have territory again. Four plays later, Bennett far as the Dolphin 16-yard line before success,” Nemith said. “Especially for found Foxworth on a 12-yard touchdown Blake Meredeth blocked a 42-yard C.J., who had to learn defense, too.” pass. McDaniel’s PAT with 1:26 left in field goal attempt. T.J. Baughn picked off a Bay pass the first half made it 27-7. Bennett Seven plays later, the Dolphins were and returned it to the Tornadoes’ 13- completed 4-of-8 passes for 26 yards. in the end zone. The all-Foxworth yard line. Six plays later, Nelson GBHS led 27-7 at the half. running play drive ended on a 3-yard barreled his way into the end zone from Bay opened the second half with an run. Max McDaniel’s extra point made a yard out for his first varsity eight-play drive that stalled at the it 7-0 with 7:08 left in the first quarter. touchdown. McDaniel missed the extra Dolphin 38 after a stop by Baughn. The Dolphins held Bay to a three point – his first after making 33 in a “T.J. Baughn played a fantastic and out before scoring on its next row to start the season – made the score game,” Nemith said. “Defensively, we possession to make it 14-0. 20-0 with 9:42 left in the first half. played a lot of people.” C.J. Nelson’s 20-yard run put the A Mitchell Delgado stop forced a The Dolphins went three and out on Dolphins in Bay territory. Six plays later, turnover on downs, but the Dolphins its next series, but Bay’s next Foxworth scored from 12 yards out. punted back four plays later. possession ended with Sarra running back a Bay interception 28 yards for a touchdown. McDaniel’s PAT with 4:07 left in the third quarter made it 34-7. Another big play by Bay (a 25-yard reception) put the Tornadoes in Dolphin territory, but a stop by Tommy Bixler gave the Dolphins the ball back. Two plays later, Colbert scored on a 66-yard run. McDaniel’s PAT with 10:25 left in the game made it 41-7. Bay used another Selders to Dunklin pass (this one for 33 yards) to make it 41-14 with 8:07 left. The Dolphins rounded out the scoring with a 34-yard field goal by McDaniel with 2:47 left. Colbert’s 31- yard run started the drive. Defensively, Kyle McGee had eight tackles and a sack, while Baughn and Nelson had seven each, with one of Nelson’s being a sack. Bixler and Sarra both had six tackles each, while Reno Routh had five. Dolphins vs. Choctaw Gulf Breeze will close out its four- game month-long homestand Friday when they host the Choctaw Indians. The Indians, like the Dolphins, are in a playoff race themselves, with a 5-2 overall record and a 3-1 mark in Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News District 2-6A. Niceville holds the lead C.J. Nelson looks for running room against Bay. He scored his first varsity in that district, based on their 14-13 win touchdown in the win. over the Indians, but if Navarre win its last two district games, a three-team shootout could be in the offing. “We’re treating this like a playoff game – it’s a good dress rehearsal for the playoffs,” Nemith said. “Defensively, they’re very fast in the box – probably the fastest team in the box we’ve seen this year.” Adam Enzian (knee) could be a game-time decision. If he can’t go, Nick Kozbiel and Jacob Doyle, as well as Tucker Batte, could see time at defensive end. “Tucker played some nose guard for us (Friday) and did a good job,” Nemith said. Ninth graders lose at Choctaw The Dolphin ninth graders led 7-6 at the half before Choctaw scored twice in the second half for a 21-6 win. Trey Linton fell on a Zach Arner Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News fumble in the end zone for a touchdown. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Chandler Foxworth (25) congratulates Max Colbert after his 66-yard Blaek Doerr led the defense with an Defensive backs coach Bobby Clayton talks with Ramsey Wilks during the touchdown run Friday against Bay. interception and several solo tackles. second half of the Dolphins’ win over Bay.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Freshmen Charlie-Blue Vickers and Jonah Gann finished 19th for the Gulf Breeze News Michaela Pattison finished fourth and fifth, Dolphins, with a time of 17:49.03). Bailey [email protected] respectively for Gulf Breeze. Vickers Bunyard was 63rd (19:18), followed by finished with a 22:54 (35th), while Pattison Matt Babinski (66th – 19:31), Nick Staviski The Gulf Breeze boys and girls cross was 36th (22:55). (68th – 19:33) and Francis Gelormini country teams participated in the EscaRosa The rest of the team and their times and (19:34.37). Invitational Saturday in Pace. The girls places were: Oceane Ziegler (39th – 23:01), The rest of the team and their times and team finished seventh, while the boys were Kaitlyn Carver (62nd – 24:24), Kaylee places were: David Alverson (70th – eighth. Bogan (74th – 25:12), Maria Bertelli (79th – 19:34.94), Matt Marco (77th – 19:58), Josh Sophomores Dominique Gaines, Alexis 25:33), Morgan Denny (81st – 25:43), Elise Gaut (90th – 20:32), Alex Keagan (100th – Parnell and Kristyn Suelflow led the Lady Jubeck (82nd – 25:44), Tori Christiana (87th 21:23) and Chandler Hoskins (106th – Dolphins, finishing 27th, 28th and 29th – 26:10), Sierra Wilson (88th – 26:11). 21:45). respectively. Gaines finished with a time of Catholic won the girls division (40), Washington won the boys division (21), 22:46, while Parnell came in at 22:48 and followed by Pace (84), West Florida (89), followed by Navarre (67), Catholic (74), Suelflow 22:49. Jay (110) and Navarre (133). West Florida (105) and Pace (125).

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WBMS students revved up for robotics competition at UWF Bullish on language arts Language arts Department Woodlawn Beach Middle Chair Paige Irving is leading School has been busy BRIEFS her eighth-grade readers preparing for the annual through a ‘horror’ unit BEST (Boosting Presentation, a Project including the works of Edgar Engineering Science and Display, and an Engineering Allen Poe to coincide with Technology) Robotics Notebook. and capitalize on the Competition scheduled for ■ Woodlawn will hold its enthusiasm surrounding Saturday, Oct. 19 from 8 Halloween. Irving has been next SAC (School Advisory a.m. to 4 p.m. at the at Woodlawn Beach Middle Council) meeting on University of West Florida. School for eight years and Woodlawn has approxi- Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. knows that a strong mately 85 students partici- foundation in reading, writ- pating. Robots are built from Oriole Beach ES ing, speaking, listening and the ground up with a kit of viewing is vital to success in materials. Students plan, OBE’s third-graders have college and one’s career. design and build the robots been working very hard on a all on their own. musical number called In addition to running the ‘Scarin’ Alive.’ They will robot on a prescribed course perform this number tonight and completing tasks in (Oct. 27) at 6 p.m. Students’ competition, students also families are invited to enjoy compete in an Oral this fun time.

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BY JOE CULPEPPER they’ve read by writing spelling and grammar usage Gulf Breeze News STAFF SPOTLIGHT responses to the literature,” because students have become [email protected] Irving said. so dependent on spell-check Who: Paige Irving Knowing students sometimes and other similar programs. Show Paige Irving a high What: Advanced struggle with comprehension They find it difficult to stop school senior who achieves language arts teacher, while reading classic literature, and proofread their work them- exceptional grades on the vari- Woodlawn Beach MS Irving has expanded tutoring to selves.” ous pre-college exams, and Family: Husband, those who might need a little The latest craze, of course, is she’ll show you a student with push. On Mondays, Wednesdays texting. Lee, Sacred Heart a solid background in language and Fridays, she is available to “There are benefits as well Hospital work condition- arts – reading, writing, speak- assist students before school as limits,” Irving said. “Texting ing and assistant soc- ing, listening and viewing. from 6:45 to 7:15 a.m. On is the next step in communica- cer coach, UWF; chil- “Building strong reading Tuesdays and Thursdays, she tion, just as the cell phone was. dren, Grace and Aidan skills while young enables stu- stays after school from 1:15 to It makes communicating quick- Hobbies: Running, dents to be more confident 2:30 p.m. to help. ly possible. when taking challenging tests road racing, traveling, “I really enjoy working indi- “On the other hand, texting such as the ACT and SAT, as hiking, camping, read- vidually with my students as can pose a hazard if mixed with well as other college entrance ing historical fiction and they strive to become stronger driving. Too, many kids have lit- exams and proficiency mod- science fiction on readers,” she said. tle or no parental supervision els,” says Irving, the language Kindle Experts have expressed con- when texting and might have dif- arts department chair at cern that the emergence of ficulty understanding what is OK Woodlawn Beach Middle prehension and writing. Her electronic media and alterna- and not OK to send via text.” School. students read novels, short sto- tives to traditional reading The good news is that as “Using language correctly ries, non-fiction and poetry. mediums like books, newspa- long as school curriculums and elaborately increases one’s They recently finished ‘The pers and magazines might be include the language arts, there communication skills, and Autobiography of Miss Jane harmful to today’s young peo- will be devoted teachers like being able to write fluently Pittman.’ ple. Many teens would rather Paige Irving ensuring that stu- increases one’s likelihood of “That’s always a fun chal- browse the Internet for infor- dents get the best possible being more successful in the lenge as the students are able to mation than read a book. instruction in the key commu- career of their choice. learn both about literature and Others would rather send a text nicative and comprehension “Language arts are the founda- history simultaneously,” Irving message from a cell phone than skills. tion of every career one can said. “Plus, we have had very write a letter or speak to some- “We at Woodlawn have stu- imagine.” little exposure to issues sur- one face-to-face. dents who have lived all over Irving earned double-majors rounding the Civil Rights Irving understands the con- the world being from military in English and History at Movement.” cern but sees the glass as half- families,” she said. “Their Tennessee Wesleyan College, Most recently, Irving’s stu- full instead of half-empty. insight and differing perspec- where some of her works were dents began studying a ‘horror’ “Students have access to so tives allow for great discussion published in the school’s liter- to correspond with Halloween many more sites with informa- in the classroom. I look for- ary magazine. She has been an featuring the works of Edgar tion applicable to research,” she ward each year to meeting my advanced language arts teacher Allan Poe. The students are said. “There is a wealth of new group of kids. at Woodlawn Beach for eight describing their own thoughts knowledge at their fingertips “Eighth grade is challenging, years. Irving teaches six peri- about the genre by composing like never before. but I always tell people: ‘If you ods of advanced language arts a creative writings. “On the down side, I have can harness the energy, it’s day focusing on reading com- “They elaborate on what seen a decline in writing skills, amazing to behold!’”

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TO: Defendants, WAYNE SWEENEY and GLENDA MARVIN D. SELLERS, and SWEENEY, and to all parties claiming interest by, JEWEL SELLERS, IF LIVING, BUT IF DECEASED, through, under or against Defendants, and all parties THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Rusty looking citrus fruit might mean having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS AND TRUSTEES the property herein described, OF JEWEL SELLERS, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that you have been des- PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND ignated as defendant in a legal proceeding filed against AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS, you for nonpayment of outstanding homeowner's associ- an infestation of citrus rust mites ation dues. The action involves a leasehold interest in Defendants Santa Rosa County, Florida, more fully described as fol- Citrus grown in the home landscape lows: CASE NO.: 11-CA-736 Lot 40, Buena Vida, according to the Plat thereof can be attacked by a number of insect as recorded in Plat Book C, at Page 185, of the NOTICE OF ACTION and mite pests. Some are large enough Public Records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. The action was instituted in the County Court, Small to be spotted early in their infestation. Claims Division, of Santa Rosa County, Florida, and is TO: JEWEL SELLERS, IF LIVING, BUT IF DECEASED, styled Buena Vida Townhouse Association, Inc. v. Wayne THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Others are so small that you can't see Sweeney and Glenda Sweeney. ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS AND TRUSTEES You are required to serve a copy of your written defens- OF JEWEL SELLERS, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHER them without magnification. es, if any, to the action on John S. Bordelon, Esquire, PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, AND Consequently, you don't tend to notice Plaintiff's attorney, whose address is 2721 Gulf Breeze AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS: Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563, on or before their damage until it's too late to do November 4, 2011, and file the original with the Clerk of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a civil action has been filed anything about it. One very small pest this Court either before service on November 4, 2011 or against you in the Circuit Court, County of Santa Rosa, immediately after service; otherwise, a default will be State of Florida, to foreclose certain real property that delivers an unsightly punch is the entered against you for the relief demanded in the com- described as follows: plaint or petition. citrus rust mite (CRM). The Court has authority in this suit to enter a judgment or decree in the Plaintiff's interest which will be binding EXHIBIT “A”, TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN Mites are arachnids rather than upon you. 1999 60 X 24 MIRAGE III MOBILE HOME, SERIAL DATED: September 23, 2011 NUMBER H85782GLR insects making them related to spiders. The appearance and amount of dam- Not all the fruit on a tree will be afflict- MARY M. JOHNSON While there are several different types Clerk of the County Court, Santa Rosa County, Florida You are required to file a written response with the Court age depends on when the infestation ed and not every citrus tree in the yard and serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on of mites that affect citrus, CRM is per- occurs. When a fruit is injured in sum- will have an infestation. Thankfully, this Attorney: John S. Bordelon, Master of Laws Timothy D. Padgett, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is Florida Bar No. 0569770 2878 Remington Green Circle, Tallahassee, Florida haps the most common. mer or fall, the injured surface is condition has no effect on flavor; it is BORDELON LAW FIRM P.L. 32308, at least thirty (30) days from the date of first pub- The citrus rust mite is found on all smooth and dark brown in color, com- strictly a surface blemish. It does make 2721 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 lication, and file the original with the clerk of this court Telephone: (850) 934-1000, Facsimile: (850) 934-1050 either before service on Plaintiff’s attorney or immediate- citrus varieties throughout Florida. monly referred to as "bronzing". Mites fruit un-saleable (and sometimes even [email protected] ly thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. Populations of CRM can develop Legal 2077 Gulf Breeze News 10-6-11 feeding on fruit early in the spring pro- hard to give away), but still good to eat. Dated this 11 day of October, 2011. quickly under ideal conditions with a duce a peel referred to as "sharkskin" Unfortunately, there is nothing you can MARY M. JOHNSON female laying 20 to 30 eggs over a 20- because of its rough, grayish color. do for it once the fruit is damaged. CLERK OF COURT day period. Although they can be Blemished fruit lose water faster than Since rust mites are not readily visi- BY J. Watkins, Deputy Clerk found anytime of the year, their peak undamaged fruit and will be smaller ble to the naked eye, by the time the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Attorney for Plaintiff populations usually occur during June FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Timothy D. Padgett, Esq. and appear substandard. damage has been observed, spraying Timothy D. Padgett, P.A. and July. Citrus rust mites prefer the fruit on would usually be too late to be worth- UPS CAPITAL BUSINESS CREDIT, 2878 Remington Green Circle Plaintiff Tallahassee, FL 32308 Rust mites have piercing-sucking the tree's outer canopy that is exposed to while. Therefore, early scouting is criti- v. (850) 422-2520 (phone) mouthparts and feed on the outside sunlight. However, the mite itself will cal to avoid fruit blemishes. Use a mag- JARMON & SONS INC., A Florida Corporation; (850) 422-2567 (fax) Charles Michael Jarmon A/K/A CHARLES exposed epidermal surface of fruit that avoid the most sun-exposed portion of nifying glass to look for the mites at the M. JARMON; and AMY FAULK JARMON FULL LEGAL is 1/2 inch or larger and on plant leaves A/K/A AMY F. JARMON; OFFICIAL RECORDS the fruit. This behavior results in a "sun times when infestation is expected to Defendants. BK 1734 PG 941 and green twigs. Feeding destroys the spot" of undamaged rind on the sunny commence. Mite populations usually CASE NO.: 10-CA-001606 COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEC- rind cells and ultimately causes a very side of the fruit. This pattern of damage begin to increase in April on new foliage ______/ TION 26, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 30 WEST, unappealing and alarming looking fruit. is helpful in the diagnosis of this pest. and reach a peak in June to July. SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE RUN NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE SOUTH 01 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 40 SECONDS Depending on weather conditions and EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SECTION 26 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Mary M. A DISTANCE OF 667.26 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST the occurrence of natural enemies, citrus Johnson, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Santa Rosa CORNER OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTHWEST rust mite populations usually decline in County, Florida, will on the 22nd day of November, 2011, QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID at 11:00 a.m. C.S.T. on the front steps of the Santa Rosa SECTION 26; THENCE RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 24 August and September, but increase County Courthouse, located at 6865 Caroline Street, MINUTES 13 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE NORTH again in October and November. Milton, Florida, 32570, offer for sale and sell at public out- LINE OF SAID SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTHWEST cry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER A DIS- Pay special attention to trees recent- described property situated in the County of Santa Rosa, TANCE OF 1344.68 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST COR- State of Florida, to-wit: NER OF SAID SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTHWEST ly sprayed with insecticides. The mis- QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE use of insecticides can sometime allow EXHIBIT “A” RUN SOUTH 01 DEGREES 38 MINUTES 48 SECONDS Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 8, less the South 15 EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST an explosion of mites. feet of Lot 7, Block 8, BRONNUM HEIGHTS, QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER A DIS- Horticultural oils can be used to con- according to the map or plat thereof as record- TANCE OF 70.01 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- ed in Plat Book A, Page 97, Public Records of NING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 01 DEGREES 38 trol many pests that attack citrus, Santa Rosa County, Florida. MINUTES 48 SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF 100.00 FEET, THENCE RUN including mites, whiteflies and scales. Pursuant to the final judgment entered in a case pending NORTH 88 DEGREES, 22 MINUTES, 57 SECONDS These products work by suffocating in said Court, the style of which is listed above. Any per- WEST, A DISTANCE OF 188.40 FEET TO AN INTER- son claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if SECTION WITH A FARM FENCE; THENCE RUN insects and causing them to die. When any, other than the property owner as of the date of the SOUTH 01 DEGREES O3 MINUTES 42 SECONDS applied properly, oils provide a very Lis Pendens must file a claim withing sixty (60) days after WEST ALONG SAID FARM FENCE A DISTANCE OF the sale. 48.46 FEET; THENCE DEPART SAID FARM FENCE useful tool for controlling some citrus NORTH 88 DEGREES 23 MINUTES 03 SECONDS Persons with a disability who need special accommoda- WEST A DISTANCE OF 183.10 FEET; THENCE RUN pests without damage to beneficial tions must notice the individual signed below not later NORTH 01 DEGREES 38 MINUTES 48 SECONDS organisms but the sprays require care- than seven (7) days prior to the proceeding which is the WEST A DISTANCE OF 134.10 FEET; THENCE RUN subject of this notice to insure that reasonable accommo- NORTH 89 DEGREES 24 MINUTES 13 SECONDS ful use to avoid plant Injury. dations are available. EAST A DISTANCE OF 373.25 FEET TO THE POINT OF In general, be sure to carefully read any BEGINNING. SAID PARCEL BEING IN AREA 1.00 WITNESS my hand and official seal of the Honorable ACRE, MORE OR LESS, AND BEING A PORTION OF insecticide labels before applying them to Court, this 19th day of October, 2011. THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL your citrus trees. Before you spray your RECORDS BOOK 1663, PAGE 763, OF THE PUBLIC Mary M. Johnson RECORDS OF SAID COUNTY, SUBJECT TO THE Courtesy Photo citrus with any insecticide, make sure cit- Clerk of the Circuit Court RIGHT OF WAY LIMITS OF A PAVED COUNTY ROAD Santa Rosa County, Florida ALONG THE EAST LINE THEREOF. Citrus rust mites prefer the fruit on the tree's outer canopy that is exposed rus is included on the label. Also make by: J. Watkins, Deputy Clerk to sunlight. However, the mite itself will avoid the most sun-exposed portion sure the insects or mites you would like to LEGAL 2097 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/27/11 LEGAL 2093 Gulf Breeze News 2X 10/20/11 of the fruit. control are listed on the label.

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