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Political advertisement paid for and approved by Rob Williamson for Santa Rosa County Commissioner, District 4. August 14, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Fisherman found deceased According to the 24-hour report FWC to search for the missing man. Tyndall Air Force Base came up on steering column was locked open. He BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News completed by Florida Fish and Wild- Wooley’s body was later found around a boat that had obviously just come had apparently gone to the back of [email protected] life Conservation Commission, Wool- 11:30 p.m. Friday night by a person ashore. There was still power to the the boat for some reason we believe,” ey had taken his vessel out to the pass who was walking on the beach at Ft. vessel, the stereo was on, but the mo- Kirkland said. “He either went over A body that washed ashore near Fort at around 10:30 a.m. Friday morning. Pickens. According to Stan Kirkland, tor was not running.” the side, or off the back of the boat. Pickens Friday night marked the third The Pensacola man, who was a week an FWC spokesman, Wooley’s boat Aboard the boat, Kirkland said in- There was a kill switch on the dash, boating-related drowning this year in away from his 63rd birthday, had spo- was later discovered over 100 miles vestigators found two ishing poles but it had not been employed.” the two-county area. ken to his wife and a few of his friends away from where investigators be- that still had their lines cast. A kill switch is a safety feature de- The body of Todd Wooley, Sr., 62, of right before he launched his boat from lieve he fell overboard. Kirkland said that investigators be- signed to be worn by the operator of a Pensacola washed ashore the coastline Daybreak Marina in Bayou Chico. “When they found his body, no one lieved Wooley was actively ishing vessel, that attaches from a switch on near Fort Pickens after he allegedly fell After his wife tried to contact knew where his boat was,” Kirkland before falling overboard without a life the boat to a lanyard worn by the op- from his ishing boat while out ish- Wooley throughout the day on Friday said. “Saturday morning, around 8 jacket on. erator that, if engaged, will cut elec- ing for King Mackerel near Ft. Pickens without success, she called authori- a.m., one of the turtle watch volun- “He still had a couple lines out in aboard his 26-ft. Chaparral boat. ties, who sent out the Coast Guard and teers over on the eastern shoreline of the water. The back gate behind the See Boat Page 2A »

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The summer break is coming to an end as Santa Rosa County students report back to school on Monday, Aug. 18. The school year brings a change in leadership at Gulf Breeze Middle School. For- mer assistant principal Mike Brandon is the new principal and assistant principal is Tonya Leeks-Shepherd. Candidates Pensacola Beach Elemen- tary students will arrive to see a congregate brand new wing that will house kindergarten and irst grades. A Photos by Mat Pellegrino | GBN library, music and art room will occupy the space those class- The Gulf Breeze Chamber of rooms vacated. Commerce and United Peninsula hosted a candidate forum Schools are hosting Monday, Aug. 11 at Coastline orientations for students on Calvary Chapel. Thursday and Friday. Here are Candidates in the upcoming the schedules: election came out to answer Gulf Breeze questions from the public. Elementary School Above: Carol Boston, a School Principal Warren Stevens Board District 3 candidate Assistant Principal Kim speaks. McChesney Left: County Commissioners Bob (850) 935-5185 Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Cole and Jim Melvin explain their position on issues in District 2. Second grade GBES teacher Heather Dieterich Orientation Thursday, Aug. 14 places her students’ books on their desks in SEE FULL STORY, 5A preparation for the first day of school, which See Schools Page 5A » starts Monday, August 18.

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Pickens August Calendar of Meetings Thursday GBA Chamber Monthly Breakfast 14 7 a.m. - 8:30 a.m., Andrews Research & » Continued from Page 1A kill switch was not active prior death, and before determining expected to take place within to Wooley going overboard. how or why the Pensacola man the coming days, and a autop- Education Institute tric power on the boat, includ- “We think that when the was thrown overboard. sy report should be available Commissioner Regular ing the motor. vessel went into the beach, the The spokesman did note that within four weeks. 9 a.m., Tiger Point Community Center Kirkland said that in order propellers went into sand and family and friends of the de- The Pensacola man’s boat- Zoning Board for the device to work, it had choked the motor, which is ceased told investigators that ing incident marks the third 6 p.m., Tiger Point Community Center to be attached to the vessel, why it wasn’t running,” Kirk- Wooley’s boat had just been boating related fatality this which the spokesman said was land said. worked on. Kirkland said that year. Monday GBA Chamber Executive Board Meeting not. The spokesman said the 24- investigators will scour the In 2013 from January 1, to 18 4 p.m. - 5 p.m., GBA Chamber When investigators came hour report that FWC has on boat, which is now in impound, August 10, there were two fatal City Council Meeting upon the boat near Panama ile is not entirely detailed, and to ind if anything went wrong accidents that FWC responded 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council City, the stereo on the boat was that there was still a lot that the mechanically while Wooley to in Santa Rosa and Escambia Chambers still on, but the motor was off, department had to investigate was on the boat. counties. making them determine that the before determining a cause of An autopsy on the victim is Wednesday Affordable Housing Advisory Committee 20 2:30 p.m., 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Tourist Development Council 3 p.m., Navarre Visitors Center Bigger budget for school district Aviation Advisory 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board Room BY PAM BRANNON for us to keep being independent example, has over $4.5 million must pay just over $360,000 on Gulf Breeze News of state control over our district. in projects planned, including $3 behalf of the district employees [email protected] This windfall is a great blessing,’ million for air conditioning im- toward retirement funds. There Superintendent of Schools Tim provements at Gulf Breeze High, were also increases in insurance The Santa Rosa County Wyrosdick said. and $20,000 to paint exterior costs, of course. Last school year School District got a nice unex- It was also announced that for doors and walkways at the high the district contributed just over Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. pected surprise deposited into the irst time in the district’s his- school; $20,000 to be spent at $12 million toward insurance for their bank last week that will tory, it moved from 66 or 67 out Gulf Breeze Elementary for ren- employees. FELONIES Blvd., Navarre Beach, drug give the district quite a inancialof 67 school districts in the state ovating hallway rest rooms; Gulf Paying instructional employ- 8/5/2014 possession boost for this school year. Susan to 63rd funded district. “That Breeze Middle to get renovations ees, like teachers and aides, etc, Wheeler, James Edward, McCole, inancial director for is a move in the right direction of the kitchen and cafeteria at a adds up to 69 percent of the oper- W/M, 29, 3000 block West the school district, said she and – slightly,” Wyrosdick said. The cost estimated to be $1.5 million ating budget, with administrators DUIS Ave., Gulf Breeze, probation her staff were very excited but district will receive more per and they will also get fencing salaries being at three percent, 8/5/2014 violation quickly burned some midnight student from the state this year around the bus ramp. and blue collar employees at 28 Rea, Gena Rashelle, W/F, oil to re-do budget igures before– about $215 more for each stu- Oriole Beach Elementary is percent. 1000 block Woodlawn Beach 8/6/2014 presenting the proposed budget dent. to get $20,000 in fencing also For the 2014-1015 school Rd., Gulf Breeze, DUI Rogers, Amity Brianne, for next school year to the school The school district budget around the bus ramp, as well as year, the district plans to add 30 W/F, 35, 1000 block El Sereno board to show the increased for the 2014-2015 school year $1,000 spent on drainage issues. new instructional employees for 8/7/2014 Pl., Gulf Breeze, marijuana funds – $2,890,663 from the tax is right at $269.5 million. But Another south end school, a total of 1,828 for its 32 schools, Mayo, Christopher David, possession collector’s ofice. the district’s iscal year actually Navarre High, is slated to have and leave the number of adminis- W/M, 33, 1000 block Joseph The money came from the started July 1 – before the bud- $1,786,000 spent on air condi- trators the same – at 88. The blue Cir., Gulf Breeze, DUI 8/7/2014 funds being paid or held by get has been oficially approved. tioning issues, also. collar and classiied workers will Jackson, Marc Edward, people on Navarre Beach who The irst public hearing was last Leasing the buses from Dur- add up to 2694, up from 2650 last 8/11/2014 W/M, 33, 3000 block Secluded had been ighting the tax issueThursday night, with no one ham Transportation, and using school year. Davidson, Edwin Kirk, W/ Cv., Navarre, cruelty toward through the courts, and lost their from the public asking any ques- Durham trained drivers will add McCole explained that salaries M, 51, 1000 block Ensenada child, obstructing justice case recently. That meant taxes tions during public forum. The up to slightly more than $1.4 mil- are the majority of the budget. uno, Pensacola Beach, DUI Martin, Christopher are now to be collected on prop- irst and second public hearing is lion. With the total from all budgets, Allen, W/M, 35, 1000 block erties on the beach, and those in September. There were savings this year salaries add up to $122,703,518. Eagle Bay Ln., Navarre, fraud who had not been paying those In that budget, federal reve- and there were increases. Not Employee beneits in the budget taxes for the past 10 years now nues to help fund the schools will only were there drastic increases will cost $96,978,130. 8/8/2014 have to pay. Some had put money add up to just over $21 million. in utilities, especially Gulf Power There is a cost for new text- Rodgers, Brown James, in escrow accounts, also. So last The state funds coming our way not only because of their rate books for next year of $182,646 W/M, 35, 8000 block Gulf week the school district received will be just over $124.4 million. increases but because of added and a cost to upgrade computers a sudden windfall from the tax Some improvements for Gulf classrooms last year, but there listed at half a million dollars. collector. Breeze schools are included in were increases in what the state Some of the savings include a “That is going to help us stay the capital outlay budget for next required the district to pay in reduction from Pensacola State Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are above the three percent fund bal- school year. In the Project prior- teacher retirement. McCole ex- College for dual enrollment costs public record and do not imply guilt. ance requirement the state has All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty ity list, Gulf Breeze schools, for plained that this year the district of $255,000. in a court of law. Kayak, paddle boards stolen Corrections Wednesday, Aug. 6 Gulf at 3:03 a.m. The driver, Edwin to a resident who claimed two Police responded to the re- Breeze Davidson, 51, was charged with paddle boards and one kayak port of a stolen motor bike DUI. were stolen from their proper- In the August 7, 2014 Release (TNR). Church from Bahama Bay Condo- Police ty. The resident called police issue of the Gulf Breeze said that he, along with the miniums. The victim said the around 5:51 p.m. The value of News, Gene Church, Audubon Society, Smith- Monday, Aug. 11 the items stolen was allegedly president of the Portofino sonian Institute and the motor bike was stolen any time At the 50 block of High- between August 4 and August $1,700. Island Resort Tower Two U.S. Fish and Wildlife drunk man. Upon arrival, they point Drive, police responded 6. The white LHJ motorcycle Homeowner’s Associa- Service, does not endorse arrested a 41 year old Gulf was valued at $500. tion, was misquoted in re- this type of animal control Breeze man. gards to the utilization of method. The Gulf Breeze Also that day, at the 400 a method of animal con- News strives for perfec- Thursday, Aug. 7 Block of Shoreline Drive, FLASHBACKS trol called Trap, Neuter, tion, and regrets the error. Walmart called Gulf Breeze there was a report of vehicle Police to report that one of its burglary that happened any- 30 Years Ago casino gambling in Florida associates was stealing money. time between 9 p.m. to 9 am. August 16, 1984 in 1994. Police are currently still draft- Nothing was taken from the ing the warrant. The associate vehicle, but it appeared to be Larry Pearson proposed 10 Years Ago allegedly stole over $2,200, rummaged through, according a holding cell to hold August 12, 2004 which would be Grand Theft. to police. prisoners before taking them to Milton. This The Gulf Islands National may have saved the city Seashore and Pensacola Saturday, Aug. 9 Sunday, Aug. 10 $100,000. Beach lifeguards were Police responded to Way- Police conducted a trafic honored for the fact that side Park at around 11 p.m. stop on suspicion that the driver 20 Years Ago no one drowned during from your friends at Gulf Breeze News for a complaint of a disorderly, was driving under the inluence August 11, 1994 the summer of 2004. August 15 Sam Overly Governor Lawton Chiles, WIC services expand voted against proposed - Mary Tran Jennifer Prince August 18 The Florida Department of not known when the building will August 16 Lynn Schulz Health in Santa Rosa County re-open. DOH-Santa Rosa would CITY OF GULF BREEZE Women, Infants and Children like to thank Michelle Horton, the Chris Rhodes (WIC) supplemental nutrition director of the South Santa Rosa Invitation for Bids Kierstynn Crawford August 20 program is expanding the services Center, and her staff for allowing The City of Gulf Breeze, Florida is soliciting sealed bids to be received at offered at the Gulf Breeze Cam- the use of their facility. Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, April Bourgeois Chelsea Ready pus of Pensacola State College, WIC provides supplemental, until Friday, August 22, 2014, 2:00 P.M. CDST at which time the bids will 5075 Gulf Breeze Parkway, in nutritious foods for low to moder- be opened and read aloud, for the following project: 1) Replacement of fi ve fi re hydrants Gulf Breeze. Beginning August ate income women who are preg- 2) Replacement of one six inch resilient seat gate valve August 17 11, clients will be seen by ap- nant, breastfeeding or postpartum, pointment only Monday through as well as infants and children A bid packet is available free of charge at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Jim Zimmer Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 from birth to age ive who are atShoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 or on the internet at www. cityofgulfbreeze.com. All bids must be delivered by hand, mail, or parcel p.m. Those wishing to schedule nutritional risk. The location in express to the City of Gulf Breeze, Attention: City Clerk, 1070 Shoreline Congratulations to this Week’s Winner an appointment must call the Mil- Midway provided approximately Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, and must be received by 2:00 P.M. ton location at 850-983-5250. 9,000 services to eligible families CDST, August 22, 2014. Only proposals received by the aforementioned Jim Zimmer • August 17 The health department’s Mid- in the past year. time and date will be considered. All proposals shall be enclosed in a Choose from Pensacola Little Theatre or Big Kahuna’s tickets. sealed envelope labeled, “Valve Replacements”. way facility has been closed since For more information about Winner must pick up the tickets at Gulf Breeze News Questions concerning this bid should be directed to: April 29 when the building was WIC, call 850-983-5250. For Office by August 28th information about other services Dale Overly heavily damaged by looding. Water Distribution Foreman Register your birthday on our facebook page. The building is currently under- available at the DOH-Milton lo- doverly@gulfbreezefl .gov or (850) 554 1504 going repairs, but at this time it is cation, call 850-983-5200. LEGAL 26091 Gulf Breeze News 2X 08/07/14

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have to divvy out an additional BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News $10,000 to $15,000 additional [email protected] for the school year to handle the two new locations. Two bags of Ramen Noodles, “We are not comfortable right two packets of instant oatmeal, now adding all ive schools at We are hoping to add two new schools in the fall, and we are a piece of fruit and a breakfast once,” Conner said. “The three bar. schools we are looking at for hoping to add three more sometime down the line. To some children in the area, the future are going to have the that’s their lifeline for an entire biggest need.” – Sharon Conner weekend. And that food dona- The program is open to chil- Weekend Food Program manager about the possibility of adding more schools to the program tion is made possible by the dren who are enrolled in the Weekend Food Program, which free/reduced lunch program in is now in its fourth year. Gulf Breeze elementary, middle The program — run through and high school. It’s also avail- the Gulf Breeze Presbyterian able at Oriole Beach Elemen- Church — collects donations, tary School, Woodlawn Beach on Friday, the food is distribut- “We really need help with the the Gulf Breeze Presbyterian purchases food and distributes it Middle School and West Na- ed to the guidance department packing on Monday, especially Church. to less fortunate children in the varre Primary School. or the schools, which then dis- as we anticipate doubling the Checks can be made pay- area in order for them to have Conner usually works hand tribute it to the children.” program this year,” she said. able to Gulf Breeze Presbyte- something to eat over the week- in hand with the school’s guid- Gulf Breeze City Manager The program sends children rian Church, with a note on the end during the school year. ance department to distribute Edwin “Buz” Eddy usually dis- home with ramen noodles, a check that it is for the Weekend The program is gearing up the food to the children at the tributes the food to the schools breakfast bar, a pudding cup Food Program. for another school year, and end of each school week. located in the city limits. Out- and other snacks to keep their The program is also search- Sharon Conner, who helps head “There is a chance students side of his ofice at city hall stomach full and happy over the ing for volunteers to help sort the program, is looking to ex- are eating free lunch on Friday during the school year, bags of weekend. the lunches. For more informa- pand the initiative in the near and not eating again until Mon- food are usually seen piled up, Conner said she obtains the tion, contact Conner at SCon- future because of the need in day breakfast,” Conner said. ready to be distributed to area list of the children on the free/ [email protected] or the area. Currently, 240 children are children. reduced lunch program and 850-449-0986. “We are hoping to add two enrolled in the program (minus The program has received a then gives the parents of the new schools in the fall, and we the two new schools being add- number of grants over the years student enrolled in the program are hoping to add three more ed this fall), and they go home to help fund it. It mostly runs the opportunity to sign up for sometime down the line,” Con- with a bag of food in their back- off of donations through the lo- the Weekend Food Program. ner said. pack at the end of the week. cal Presbyterian church. ”All of the student informa- The program manager could “We bag the food on Monday Conner said the program re- tion is kept conidential,” Con- not disclose which schools the night at Gulf Breeze Presbyte- ally needs volunteers and do- ner said. program was eyeing, but said rian church from 5:15 p.m. to nations as the beginning of the Conner said donations can be that she expects the program to 6:15 p.m.,” Conner said. “Then new school year approaches. made to the program through

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The Bid Specification Packet may be viewed at the office of the Tiger Point Community Center the meeting. acre to be built. The R1A zoning BY MAT PELLEGRINO City Clerk between the hours of 9:00 am and 1:00 pm Monday Gulf Breeze News to discuss the development of Now that the 30-day deadline would allow up to six units per through Friday starting August 7, 2014, at no charge, or on the City’s [email protected] land along Soundside Drive that has passed, the development acre to be built, with consider- website at www.cityofgulfbreeze.com. A copy can be received at the is zoned as R1, and could poten- agency is expected to release ably smaller lot sizes allowed. City Clerk’s office by providing a non-refundable fee of $15.00. County oficials and develop- tially be zoned R1A, to allow their plans tonight for the nearly The only trafic outlets shown ers are expected to meet tonight a developer to build up to 700 200-acre plot. The developer in the plot design of the pro- The City of Gulf Breeze reserves the right to waive informalities in to tackle concerns that Sound- homes on the 184-acre plot. claims they only plan to build posed development are three any bid; reject any or all proposals, in whole or in part; re-bid a proj- ect, in whole or in part; and to accept a proposal that in its judgment side Drive residents are raising The developer, Simple Liv- 250 homes “at irst”, if the R1Aroads connecting to Soundside regarding development on a is the lowest and best bid of a responsible bidder. The City of Gulf ing, LLC, met with the county agreement is approved by the Drive. Breeze does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national ori- piece of wetland property that in Milton back at the beginning county. A representative for the Once the issue goes before gin, sex, creed/religion, age, marital status, disability and handicapped many are claiming could cause of June about the possible rezon- developer claimed back at the the county’s planning and zon- status, veteran status or any other legally protected status in employ- trafic congestion, possible wa- ing, and immediately asked for June meeting that they do not ing board, it will be forwarded to ment or provision of service. ter runoff and could disturb nat- the county to postpone the deci- plan to build 700 homes, even the County Commission with a ural habitats and several endan- sion on the rezoning issue amid though R1A zoning would allow recommendation from planning Questions concerning this bid should be directed to: gered species. 120 aggravated residents who them to do so. and zoning. The inal decision John Trypus –[email protected] or (850) 934-4056. The zoning board is expected made the trip from the south end The property is now zoned R1, on rezoning will rest on county to meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the of the county to Milton to attend which allows up to four units per commissioners. LEGAL 26090 Gulf Breeze News 2x 8/7/14

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B L N research how to deal with the new man- Y ISA EWELL date. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] School Board District 3 candidates Carol Boston, Jim Taylor, Fuschia Spann Only a handful of people showed up and Debbie Gunnoe answered questions to hear the candidates explain their in- about the current six-period school day, tentions at Monday night’s forum spon- which limits students’ elective choices sored by the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber and creates a short school day where of Commerce and United Peninsula As- some students get released at 1:30. sociation. Taylor, a former teacher in the Balti- However, those present got a chance more area, said teachers need planning to learn what separates each hopeful periods and suggested reversing school from their competition and see how well start times so that older children are they reacted under pressure to answer home in the afternoons to babysit the questions posed by forum moderator younger ones. Spann said the six-period Karen Jurkowich. The event was held at day puts the budget over education and Coastline Calvary Chapel at 6 p.m. that she doesn’t like to see young chil- John Krauss, candidate for U.S. dren waiting for buses early in the morn- Representative, extolled about his op- ings. Gunnoe suggested revisiting the ponent’s sponsorship of the Enlist Act, budget, speciically school board retire- whereby illegal immigrants who volun- ment, to ind money to add more periods teer to serve in the U.S. military auto- to the school day. Boston said the six-pe- matically receive citizenship. riod day limits students competitively. Although unable to attend, a repre- County commission candidates for sentative for State Representative candi- district 2, incumbent Bob Cole and date Jamie Smith said Smith represents current county commission chairman life, liberty, property and accessibility, Jim Melvin, who represents District 4, and the end of property taxes. discussed their preferences on the new Circuit judge candidates Jenny Kinsey courthouse. Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News and Michelle Inere both sent representa- Cole said he hopes that voters will tives to tell about their qualiications. approve a local option sales tax to build A handful of locals came out to attend the event at the church located on Oriole Beach Road. Newly appointed county commis- a new courthouse. He said that if the sioner Jayer Williamson addressed those tax passes, he would like for it to sun- gathered, as did unopposed School set once the project is complete. Melvin Candidates for county commission ects such as replacing the Navarre Beach Board member representing district 5, said there are too many sites on the bal- district 4, Ruth Dupont Esser, James bridge. Harper said there are governmen- Scott Peden. lot for the $50 million project. He said Broxson, Rob Williamson, Andrea Mc- tal regulations on how the money can be Miss the Candidates for School Board District he prefers the Highway 90 west propos- Dermott, Yvonne Harper and Karen used, and that some should be set aside 1, incumbent Diane Scott and Sandra al in Pea Ridge. In the matter of whether Aloy answered questions about how to for long term projects and planning. event? Nicely, gave their thoughts on the com- to offer an incentive for the contractor best utilize any money the county gets Broxson said that tourism businesses mon core curriculum. Scott said the to complete the replacement Pensacola from the RESTORE ACT. suffered the most and that creating reefs, A video of the event curriculum is mandated and given local Bay Bridge in three years rather than Aloy said businesses that were most dune walkovers and other investments can be viewed on control on how to implement. However, ive, Cole said he does not support in- impacted should get money from the would help small businesses in the long the Gulf Breeze the end-of-course exams by which the centives but would rather see the project BP oil spill. Williamson said the money run. Esser said that a large amount of Chamber’s website at: teachers and programs will be evaluat- completed in the appropriate time frame has a generational impact and should the money is allocated to environmental http://new.livestream. ed, haven’t been developed. Nicely said the contract states. Melvin said he favors be used for infrastructure. McDermott projects and that we should ind ways com/coastlinelife/ that all that can be done about the new offering an incentive for early comple- said the money would best be used for to work within their guidelines to create events/3173741 curriculum is to support the teachers and tion. infrastructure and setting aside for proj- tourism, such as building reefs. Schools prepare for arrival of students

» Continued from Page 1A Principal Dawn Alt, Assistant Principal Josh Kindergarten 8-8:45 McGrew 5th grade: 9-9:45 (850) 934-5160 4th and 3rd grades: 10- 10:45 Orientation: Friday, Aug. 15 2nd and 1st grades: 11- 8:30-9:30 a.m.- Kindergar- 11:45 ten and 3rd Grade Kindergarten parents can at- 10-11 a.m. - 1st and 4th tend a PARENT ONLY meet- Grades ing at 5:30 in the cafeteria. Photo by Mat 1-2 p.m. - Pre K, 2nd and Pellegrino | GBN 5th Grades Gulf Breeze Chloe Johnson, Middle School Pensacola Beach a second grade Principal Mike Brandon Elementary School teacher at Assistant Principal Tonya GBES, prepares Principal Jeff Castleberry Photo by Cpl. Caitlin Brink Leeks-Shepherd her classroom (850) 934-4020 (850) 934-4080 for the August Breezer prepares to become Marine 14 orientation. Friday, Aug. 15 Schedule Pick-up will be Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Rct. Yira Taylor, Platoon 4029, Oscar Company, 4th on Friday, Aug. 15. 7th grad- Recruit Training Battalion, practices using a compass grades: 9 to 9:45 a.m. ers will pick up their schedules before being sent into the woods of Parris Island, S.C., 3rd, 4th and 5th grades: 10 from 8-9:30 a.m.; 8th graders Nowling 7th and 8th grade: Friday, for a land navigation exercise July 28. This practi- to 10:45 a.m. from 10-11 a.m.; and 6th grad- (850) 934-4010 Aug. 15, from 12-2. cal application exercise ensures recruits know how to ers from 12-2 p.m.. Students will also be able navigate using only a map and compass. Taylor, 21, Woodlawn Beach Schedule pickup: to purchase clothes for PE, get from Gulf Breeze, is scheduled to graduate Aug. 22. Middle School Parris Island has been the site of Marine Corps recruit Oriole Beach Elemen- 6th Grade: Thursday, bus information, and update Principal Victor Lowrimore training since Nov. 1, 1915. tary School Aug.14, from 12-3. lunch account balance for the Assistant Principal Will new school year. 2014-2015 Season S COME ITION HELP US AAUDITIONSUD CELEBRATE OUR 25TH SEASON! Advanced Cosmetic & General Dentistry • Gentle and Personalized Care A FUN, QUALITY MUSIC EDUCATION! for the Entire Family Mon. Aug. 25 Girls 4:00 - 6:00 PM • Implants, Digital X-rays, Veneers, Crowns or (Grades 4-8) Wed. Aug. 27 • Highest Standards of Sterilization Tues. Aug. 26 Boys 4:00 - 6:00 pm (Grades 4-8) Accepting New Patients Schedule Girls & Boys 6:00 - 8:00 pm your New Patient of All Ages. (Grades 9-12) appointment June 1 - September 1 3404 SANTA ROSA DRIVE and receive a GULF BREEZE, FL 32563 Voted Best After-School Activity $ PensacolaChildrensChorus.com 50 DISCOUNT when you mention 850.934.2720 Call 434-7760 for more information. this ad. After-School Activity *FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING MEMBERS www.DrBarrineau.com

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Intern Mary Tran Nick Gunter “In class it’s bad, but before SALES and after school it’s good.” Janna DeMotts Support Legacy Amendment 1 Amanda Price OFFICE MANAGER Gulf Breeze Doris Pelham Escambia and Santa Rosa Stamp revenue from the sale of County voters will have an op- real estate to go toward our -en ART DIRECTOR portunity to prove what they vironmental issues for a period Nancy Fish are made of in November’s of 20 years. No new taxes, sim- GRAPHIC DESIGN election. We will have a chance ply a re-allocation of funds al - Maite George to vote on what is perhaps the ready available and historically most important statewide con- used for conservation. Don’t be CONTRIBUTORS stitutional amendment in our fooled by the recent announce - Betty Archer Allen lifetime. The Legacy Amend- ments from Governor Scott con - ment, or Amendment # 1 on the cerning proposed spending for Pam Brannon my state. Pollution, misman- “You should absolutely be able ballot, will provide funds to pro- present administration, it has environmental projects – much - to use them, but not in class.” Jack Kale tect, restore, and conserve our largely been ignored. The leg agement of our land and water, too little and much too late, and - Dr. Robert Randel stressed and dwindling natural islature has slashed conserva political appointees who lack strictly election year maneuver- - Mary Anne Hazelitt resources. It’s very important tion funding by a whopping 97 the background in science nec ing to make you think he actu- Clay Bloodworth percent over the last four years, Gulf Breeze to note, as well, it will do this essary to properly manage our ally cares about the issue. He Scott Page without raising taxes. Many of negating much of what every resources, and Florida’s rapid doesn’t. His record proves that. - Florida’s natural resources are other administration going back growth has pushed our collec Because of the damage that has to Bob Martinez put in place. in danger, some of them at a tive backs against the wall. Theoccurred on his watch, it will be Member: truly critical point. Our water This issue is not about parti- Legacy Amendment will go more expensive than ever to try san politics. This issue affects Florida Press Association source, the Floridan Aquifer, far to reverse the tremendous to repair and restore our prized - - has been over stressed for many every single Floridian, regard amount of damage that has al resources. National Newspaper Assn. less of philosophy or party af- - years due to over pumping, lack ready occurred and prevent fur When you go to the polls this Gulf Breeze Area of rainfall, septic tank pollu- iliation. I’m a Republican, ther damage in so many areas. November, think about the fu- Chamber of Commerce but I realize the importance of - tion, and nutrient runoff from How will it do this? The Legture of Florida. Vote YES on (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) conservation to me, my chil- acy Amendment will allocate over fertilizing. It has reached Amendment 1. “To an extent it’s OK, but when Pensacola Beach dren and grandchildren, and toone-third of the Documentary Bill Chambers Chamber of Commerce a serious level and, under the the teacher is talking, it’s a Greater Pensacola distraction?” Chamber of Commerce Crystal Gostomski Navarre Tourist Ebola virus is crippling Africa Gulf Breeze Development Council Santa Rosa County Slow responses on the behalf ing the virus. Several hundred Chamber of Commerce of West African nations and the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR medical personnel fromWHO international community have are about to be deployed to West allowed the outbreak of Ebolaneighboring countries have beening and touching of the body of Africa. Liberia has closed its LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze in West Africa to transition into schools, temporarily suspended News welcomes your opinion. We realized. This is especiallythose who have died, includ- a full scale international bio- non-essential public servants, reserve the right to edit a letter to fit concerning, because the diseaseing from Ebola. Ebola is then space available. We do not accept hazard. Oficials of the Worldis not curable and carries transmittedwith it through mucus and closed its borders. Sierra letters containing a personal attack Health Organization (WHO) an up to 90 percent fatality rate. membranes. Since the disease Leone has declared a state of state there have been more than on any individual. Letters must be Dr. Margaret Chan, the WHO is untreatable, those who fear emergency. The outbreak which“I think it’s a distraction.” limited to one per month from an 730 deaths, including 60 health director general, has stated that they’ve been infected, tend notwas initially responded to with individual writer. If we receive form workers, from West Africa’s irst if the contagion is not contained seek treatment fearing they’ll beindifference is now being seen Savannah Gable letters, we will print only the first as Trojan horse with the poten- and current Ebola outbreak. The soon the effects could be, “cata- stigmatized in their last portion Gulf Breeze one we receive. Include your name, disease has iniltrated Sierra Le- tial to bring West Africa to its address and daytime phone number. strophic.” of life. This leads to an increased one, Guinea, Liberia and most Many problems are prevent- populace exposed to the disease.knees. recently Nigeria. The fears by ing the containment of the out- WHO and West African Lead- CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze the international community break including cultural customs ers are inalizing a 100 million JEREMY BAMIDELE News is committed to accuracy and that the disease will spread to - - Pennsylvania wants to hear from you if we need of body burialthat involve kiss dollar plan aimed at contain to make a correction or clarification. Please email us at news@gulf- breezenews.com with the subject Non-resident tennis fees may help line CORRECTION or CLARIF- ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 Where will the money come city to pay a fee. Gulf Breeze resi- during office hours and ask for from to repair the tennis courts at dents are already supporting this news or sports departments. the Gulf Breeze Community Cen- ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News facility by paying their property “I don’t think it’s a big deal.” will not be responsible for quality or ter after recent looding? Dam - taxes. But why should city resi - discoloration in ads provided by the ages are to the tune of around dents bear the burden of mainte - Sam Gable advertiser or its agents. $297,000. The Federal Emergen- nance, upkeep, lighting, fencing, Gulf Breeze cy Management Agency will re - resurfacing and so forth when 75 imburse the city for 75 percent of percent of its users are non-resi- Gulf Breeze News is published weekly on Thursdays for $35 per those costs and the state will kick dents? GOD'S WORD year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. in another 12 percent leaving the The subsidizing of nonresi- Periodical postage paid at Gulf residents to shoulder the remain- tried to convince city staff and rates are $7 for one and half hours dent users of the new Community “Do you not know that your Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. der of these repairs of $37,000. fellow council members to imple- of play up to $500 for an annual Center is already losing hundreds body is a temple of the Holy Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. It has also come to my attention ment a fee for tennis court usage family membership for two. Oth- of thousands of dollars annually, Spirit, who is in you, whom POSTMASTER: Please send that for these courts to be proper- to those who live outside of our er local tennis facilities charge a where does the line get drawn? you have received from address changes to Gulf Breeze city limits. Non-residents cur- fee with an additional 40 percent ly maintained, they should be re- For me it’s here and now. I con- God? You are not your own; News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL sealed every three to ive years at rently play tennis in Gulf Breeze non-resident surcharge. Basically, tinue to pledge my faith, loyalty 32562. a cost of $4,000 per court, another at no charge — unlike our resi- the citizens of Gulf Breeze are and allegiance and represent the you were bought at a price. All content is copyrighted 2013. dents who pay to play at other subsidizing tennis for the outly- Therefore honor God with Advertising rates are available upon $40,000 in ive years or so. 6,000 residents of Gulf Breeze. request. For the ive years that I have area facilities such as Roger Scott ing communities. I am in no way Joe Henderson your body.” been on the city council, I have Tennis Center in Pensacola. Their advocating for the residents of the Gulf Breeze City Council — 1 Corinthians 6:19-20

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Republican Bob Cole, of as a member of the Blackwater He is a Milton, is seeking your support River State Forest Management 20 year past seat on school board for re-election as County Com- Review Team. member of missioner for District 2. He has Mr. Cole is a veteran of the the North- My faith, commitment, and parents As a nurse for 23 years, my served in this position for over United States Navy and has been east Pen- hands-on experience have should responsibilities ranged from 11 years and has the experi- a small business owner for 29 sacola Op- prepared me to serve on the have more pediatrics to chief nursing ence needed to lead Santa Rosa years. He owns and operates Bob timist Club County School Board. My input. We oficer. My leadership duties County. Cole’s Automotive in Pensacola. as well as a husband, Mac, and I have also need allowed me the opportunity Cole During 2012 and 2013, he He is a 25 plus year ASE Mas- 20 year plus lived here for 30 years. Our to explore to develop successful alterna- served on the National Associa- ter Automotive Technician and member two sons attended Santa Rosa budgetary tives for effective recruitment schools K-12. Robert is a solutions and retention of personnel, tion of County’s Environment, serves on the Automotive Ad- of the Pine Spann Energy and Land Use Steering visory Council at George Stone Terrace Baptist Church. Cole Navy pilot stationed in Nor- that can create a scholarship program, Committee. He has experience Vocational Technical School. holds memberships in all of the folk, Va. Wil is Regional ease the manage complex budgets, and serving on the Bay Area Re- He has most recently been Santa Rosa County Chambers, Sales Manager for Pure Fish- ever in- write grants for abused chil- source Council and as chairman endorsed by the Fraternal Order the Pensacola Chamber and the ing. He and his wife, Brooke, creasing burden on taxpayers. dren. of the Florida-Alabama Trans- of Police and the Navarre Area Pensacola Board of Realtors. He live in Navarre with our two Accessibility and open com- My volunteer experience in- portation Planning Organization. Board of Realtors. He has been is a supporter of The Children’s grandchildren. munication are priorities for cludes serving as a camp nurse Cole has served in numerous po- working for 8 years to address Home Society, the Milton High Our sons received an excel- Board members. My personal for Special Needs children, sitions for the county, including concerns about construction soccer and track teams and the lent educational foundation in accountability plan is to have classroom tutor, youth coach, the Canvassing Board and the of the new Santa Rosa County Pace High baseball team. Santa Rosa County. However, quarterly face-to-face meet- children’s church coordinator, Value Adjustment Board. He has courthouse and has requested Mr. Cole has been married to today’s Common Core cur- ings in each district to provide youth leader, and presenter of served as director of the Black- and received funding for Avalon Sheila for 42 years and has four riculum and “teaching-to-the- a platform of open communi- “I’m Thumbody Special” to water Housing Corporation and Blvd. in Milton. children and 10 grandchildren. test’” lack the building blocks cation. I support more open elementary students. In 2005, of meaningful learning. Our meetings with all Board mem- I proposed and established the students are being robbed of bers present when discussing United States Naval Academy the incentive to learn. agenda items instead of the Parents’ Club of Pensacola. Melvin eyeing District 2 seat As a concerned grandmother superintendent discussing I have been a licensed Realtor and conservative Christian I them with individual board for the last 8 years. As a result My name is Jim Melvin and and due to ciation of Counties (four years). have the courage to make a members before the public of my desire to assist our mili- I am running for County Com- the growth I was also selected to serve as difference. We must stop the meeting takes place. Hope- tary moving into the area, I missioner – District 2. I am a in Navarre, a Director for the Florida Asso- political agendas and shoddy fully, this can help restore the became qualiied as a Florida graduate of Milton High School, my dis- ciation of Counties Trust (one proiteering under the guise of public’s conidence in board Certiied Military Specialist. Pensacola Jr. College, and the trict line year). better education. Teachers and decisions. University of West Florida. I changed. I am a retired Air Force pilot, have a Bachelor of Science in My home with 23.5 years of experience. I Business Administration and a is now Dis- am also a retired Certiied Pub - Masters in Accounting. I am Melvin trict 2. At lic Accountant. I worked as a Annoying ear twitch a graduate of Sqd. Oficer’s the time the CPA for several years, special- School, Air Command & Staff. joint deci- izing in small business account- I have also completed the basic sion was made (with a 5-0 vote ing, until I retired the second won’t effect hearing and advanced training courses by the BOCC), my opponent time. for county commissioners of- stated that he was retiring. He My wife, Audrey, and I have our ears, to some extent, from to a greater degree with the fered by the Florida Association is now asking for a fourth term two sons (one deceased) and TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH of Counties. a daughter. We are the proud loud noises. Just like you can regular-release formulation. in ofice. I am currently in the BY KEITH ROACH, M.D. This is my irst time as an last year of the four-year term, grandparents of 15 grandchil- have a spasm or twitch in your However, it does depend on and I am serving as Chairman dren and 3 great-grandchildren. eye muscles -- or indeed any the medication, and her cardi- elected oficial. In 2010 I was DEAR DR. ROACH: elected as the Commissioner of the Board. Additionally, I I am the second child of the late For muscle -- these muscles cause ologist knows more than I do for District 4, though, in 2011 am a member of the Board of Judge and Mrs. Woodrow M. the past eight months, I have a unique sound sensation in about her particular situation. the census data was released, Directors for the Florida Asso- Melvin, both also from Milton. had a twitch in the inside the ear when they repeatedly *** of my right ear. I can hear it twitch with high frequency. DEAR DR. ROACH: twitching, and I can feel it. It The plugging/unplugging sen- Because of my knee replace- Program to help kids stay in school seems to get worse when I talk sation is likely the Eustachian ment, I am recommended to on the phone (it’s my phone tube, which controls the pres- have four amoxicillin 500-mg ear), but sometimes I wake up B M K as those who did not graduate high ing parents early how important sure in the ear, opening and tablets before a dental proce- Y ELANIE ORMONDY with it twitching. Gulf Breeze News school. There were eight research it is to get the students in school closing. dure. I am concerned about [email protected] based indicators of students who as many days as possible each It feels like when your eye The bad news is that I don’t taking 2,000 mg every time. Is will drop out before graduation, and school year,” Johnson said. twitches, only it’s inside my know of anything to make it it too much? -- C.C.H. Santa Rosa County School attendance was one indicator that The staff is also holding meet- ear. I could liken the move- stop. The good news is that ANSWER: Amoxicillin is District is starting a program to kept popping up,” Johnson said. ings with school administrators ment to a snapping of ingers. it won’t affect your hearing. a very safe medication, and hopefully help students stay in He said they have discovered in the district to work out some It’s more a vibration than Very rarely, it can be a sign of a single dose of 2,000 mg is school and educate their parents that students that miss 10 per- strategies t encourage school at- a crunch. I do hear a sound a nerve or muscle disease, but standard for people who re- as to the importance of students cent or more of their school days tendance. Johnson said they will when it happens, similar to it is likely a normal phenom- quire treatment to prevent not missing school – even at the each year are most likely to drop soon be holding meetings with the when you get water plugging enon that many people have infection. The major concern kindergarten level. out. “Sending students to truancy district guidance counselors, too. up your ear. So it plugs/un- but few notice and articulate it is allergy, so anyone with a Asst. Superintendent of Cur- court is not the answer,” he said. “Then every nine weeks the plugs with each twitch. as well as you have. documented history of reac- riculum and Instruction, Bill Em- “We have also found that most team working on this project will I have gone to my general *** tion to penicillin-like drugs erson, and his team have worked of the students who have gone be looking at attendance igures to practitioner for help. He re- DEAR DR. ROACH: should get an alternate medi- on a program they want to launch before the judge in truancy court see if we are improving and where, ferred me to an ear specialist. My mother, 88 years old, re- cation. beginning in August that involves will drop out once they reach the to see what works. The new data They did a hearing test, which cently switched her medicine *** public service announcements as age of 16, since the state mandates processing system put in place will I passed with lying colors. for hypertension from timed Dr. Roach regrets that he is well as working with teachers that they go to school at least until make that much easier,” he said. Other than that, they didn’t release, which she has been unable to answer individual and administrators at the schools they are 16. And students in el- He said this should ultimately have any solution to my prob- taking for 10 years, to one that letters, but will incorporate to try to encourage student atten- ementary grades are too young for lead to a high graduation rate. lem. It is very bothersome and is not timed release, because them in the column whenever dance, especially in early grades. truancy court, anyway. We want “This is not a one year ix,” he seems to be getting worse. I the timed release was too ex- possible. Readers may email It was presented to the school to start working with attendance said. “We may not even see the think it may be stress-related, pensive. I’m worried. Has she questions to ToYourGood- board last Thursday night and the issues when they are just starting fruits of our labor for another 10 but I don’t know what to do compromised her health by [email protected]. To board is all in favor of the idea. out in school – kindergarten is not years or so – when they get to to make it stop. Can you help doing this? Her cardiologist view and order health pam- A member of the district staff too early, we have found.” be 16 or ready to graduate high me? -- P.C. gave her the go-ahead. -- J.R. phlets, visit www.rbmamall. working on the program, Bill John- The district staff is putting school,” he said. “It will take ANSWER: This sounds ANSWER: In my opinion, com, or write to P.O. Box son, presented the idea to the board. together some public serviced some retraining of some kinder- like a spasm of one of the timed-release versions for high 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- “Two years ago our staff created a announcements, and has already garten parents and elementary muscles that control the ten- blood pressure are preferable 6475. program to be able to track students spoken to some media outlets to aged students and parents in some sion of the eardrum, the tensor to non-timed-release because (c) 2014 North America who were not proicient in reading, get those run beginning in Au- areas. But we think it is worth the tympani and stapedius mus- the level of the medication in Synd., Inc. writing, math and science, as well gust. “We need to start educat- work.” The school board agreed. cles. These muscles protect the blood can go up and down All Rights Reserved

DEATHS Back to School Paul C. Hazucha and Ele a passion for skateboarding, In lieu James Hazucha of Milton, Fla., pa- wake-boarding, listening to of flow- Edward ternal grandmother, Marilyn music, playing the drums and ers, the Bash to be held Alexander of Gulf Breeze, joking around with his two family re- Martin, Jr. paternal grandparents Wil- younger brothers. We will quests do- liam McGuire Martin and always remember Jimmy’s nations to this Saturday Molly Martin of Pensacola keen sense of humor and in- be made to In an effort to assist local stu- nual event usually held in the James Edward Martin, Jr. Beach, loving aunts, uncles, fectious smile. The Gads- dents in the Santa Rosa Coun- Pea Ridge community. (Jimmy) of Gulf Breeze, left cousins and his favorite furry Pallbearers will be Drew den Fund Martin, Jr. ty area prepare for school, a There is a need for vendors for a greater place with God canine friends, Ricky and Holk, Dallas Glover, Vaughn c/o Gulf free community event supply- and donations for this event, Saturday, August 9, 2014. Maggie. Nichols, Perry Hunter, Chris Breeze ing students with free school so if your place of business Jimmy was born at Sacred Jimmy graduated from Mayo, Jeff Smith and Lou Animal Hospital, 2727 Gulf supplies is being held at 4048 would be interested in free ad- Heart Hospital in Pensacola, Gulf Breeze High School Roberts. Breeze Pkwy 32561. For Avalon Boulevard in Milton, vertising and also helping out Fla. on December 11, 1992 in May 2011 and studied at Funeral services will be led more information on mak- next to Martial Arts America the children in our community, and is survived by his mother, Pensacola State College. He by Pastor John Spencer, on ing a donation, call 850-932- on August 16 from 10 a.m. to please contact Sara McBride Marilee A. Martin and father, was a member of Boy Scout Thursday, August 14, 2014 at 6116. 1 p.m. This is an entertaining James E. Martin, brothers Troop 484 until he was 18. 2 p.m. at Coastline Calvary Arrangements entrusted to afternoon for the whole fam- at 850-530-6078 or sararmc- Jonathan and Jack and sister Jimmy was very adventur- Chapel in Gulf Breeze, with Rose Lawn Funeral Home of ily — bounce houses, games, [email protected]. Remy all of Gulf Breeze. ous and never afraid to try visitation one hour prior to Gulf Breeze. giveaways, live entertainment, Vendor Registration Forms Also surviving Jimmy is anything new. Jimmy truly services. You may offer condolenc- food and much more. can be found on the Facebook his maternal grandmother, enjoyed his employment and Graveside committal ser- es, share memories and sign The Santa Rosa County event page Santa Rosa County Emanuela D. Marsh of Pen- family at McGuire’s Irish Pub vice will follow at Rose the guestbook at www.rose- Back to School Bash is an an- Back to School Bash. sacola, maternal grandfather, and in his spare time, he had Lawn Cemetery. lawn-fh.com.

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Gulf Breeze Middle School will Seventh graders are to report be- booster, they will not receive their Eighth graders need to arrive Students may pick up schedules, hold its Orientation for the 2014-15 tween 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. and should schedule. between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. to pick find classrooms, meet the teachers, school year on Friday, August 15. bring proof of their tetanus booster Santa Rosa County is offering FREE up their schedules. and learn bus schedules. Parents may School starts on Monday, August — TDAP (if they haven’t already TDAP boosters today, Thursday, August Sixth graders should come by join the Parent Teacher Organization 18. School hours are 7:30 a.m. until turned it in). It is state mandated. If 7 from 9 a.m. until noon at GBMS. between noon and 2 p.m. (PTO), order yearbooks, and buy 1:36 p.m. a student cannot show proof of the Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Physical Education uniforms, etc. Dixie Band Camp

These 57 Gulf Breeze Middle School band students attended Dixie Band Camp in Conway, Ark. this summer. On the first day of camp, the students checked in to their University of Central Arkansas dorm rooms, auditioned, were placed in a band, and then given a tour of the campus. The ten different bands had four days of rehearsals and sectionals. The band students also participated in elective classes every afternoon. At night, they participated in a variety of fun activities, including dances, movies, swimming, and karaoke. One day, the whole camp went to Wild River Country, a local water park. At the end of the week, all of the bands performed a final concert. For the second year in a row, Heather Patten, an oboist in the GBMS Band, was selected as the Outstanding Girl Musician of the camp. Submitted Photo

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ABOVE: The Mitchell’s Coral Strip Parkway home prior to being elevated five feet. Repeated flood damage and the potential for more flooding made this home a candidate for a FEMA grant.

RIGHT: The home after elevation. The garage was not elevated but a new area was added above the garage doors to tie into the main structure. The stone area and new Secluded Retreat walkway tie in beautifully to the home. on the Bay Supplied photos Nestled under a canopy of live oaks directly on the Bay in Gulf Breeze, this custom built property offers all of the beneits of privacy 3650 Ebb Tide Lane, and seclusion but is con- Gulf Breeze from Hurricane Dennis in July of 2004, only year paperwork process. At the time they veniently located within BY MELANIE KORMONDY 3 beds, 2 full baths, to turn around and clean up the 31 inches of were approved for the project, four more minutes to shopping, Gulf Breeze News water Hurricane Ivan left in September of homes in the south end were approved, as hospitals, great schools, 2 half baths [email protected] 2004, James and Jill decided that enough was well. downtown Pensacola 2,418 sq. ft. Hurricanes and looding seem to be a nor- enough, and took advantage of the opportuni- “The actual process of elevating the house and Pensacola Beach! mal part of life along the Gulf Coast. The was the simplest thing,” Jill said. Executed Relax on the front ty to guard their home against looding once sometimes devastating wind and water can and for all. With the help of a grant from the by Ducky Johnson House Movers, the physi- covered porch (approx. MLS# 451749 wreak havoc on those who live in the line of Federal Emergency Management Agency cal preparation took about two months, while 54’ x 10’) and enjoy the $449,000 ire; but there is something to be said about (FEMA), they raised the 260-ton structure the actual elevating was done in two days. natural wooded scene or the draw of the thick, salty air, the view of they call home 64 inches above the initial el- The work began with cutting the garage retreat to the waterfront Offered by a sunset over sparkling water, or the thrill of evation of the house, which was about seven view from your choice loor away from the walls, as the garage having a little piece of paradise all to oneself would remain ground level. Tunnels dug of balcony/deck either TERRI DAVIDSON feet, making the loors now approximately 12 that will always keep living on the coast the feet off of sea level. under the home made way for 38 hydraulic downstairs or upstairs. RE/MAX ON THE only option for many. Shortly after the back-to-back hurricanes jacks, plus ive helper jacks, to lift the home. The open loor plan As for most good things in life, there can in the summer of 2004, FEMA offered assis- Actual elevating took two days, which en- has soaring 10-foot ceil- COAST be a certain amount of misfortune that comes tailed four, eight-inch lifts each day. Jill said ings. The spacious eat-in terridavidson@ tance for lood mitigation to applicants who with the territory, and here that misfortune of- that each lift took about two minutes. kitchen has lots of cabi- made it through speciic qualiications. remax.net tentimes results in damage to property, emo- “They look at your losses, and they look at nets and counter space “We are very satisied with the outcome tional well-being, and the checkbook, but the expected losses going forward, then how as well as brand new ap- 850-380-3379 and would deinitely do it again,” she said. Gulf Breeze residents James and Jill Mitchell much it would cost to raise the house,” said The end result was more than a home lifted pliances. were not going to let the possibility of a lood James. “It’s a formula and a process that they off the ground, it was the peace of mind that Multiple windows create an abundance of natural light. dampen their spirits at their waterfront Poly- (FEMA) go through.” comes with knowing your home and all of its Stained glass in foyer is from a church in England. The laun- nesian Islands home. In the fall of 2009, the Mitchells worked irreplaceable memories are better protected dry room offers a utility sink and storage. The home is wired After receiving a couple inches of water with Santa Rosa County and began the three- from water damage. for sound in mas- ter suite and bal- cony. Impressive mouldings and trim work through- out with a built-in ironing board in master bedroom. A cottage style workshop/storage building is on site as well as a 100 foot pier with 20 x Enjoy panoramic views of Pensacola 20 platform for en- Bay from this beautiful porch. joying the water. Make an appointment to see today! Florida lifestyle at its best!! Call or email Terri at 380-3379 or terridavidson@re- max.net. The rear of the bayfront home, before elevation and after. Hydraulic jacks raised the home 32 inches each day. Fuchsia Ann Spann FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY THE BEST CANDIDATE! SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 3 Common Sense Not Common Core • 30 year Santa Rosa County resident • Established scholarships in healthcare • 2 children who attended SRC schools K-12 • Authored grants for abused children • 23 years in nursing and health education • Created safety and disaster protocols • 9 years top level administration • Master’s degree Nursing Administration Proven Leadership Fiscal Responsibility Integrity Political Advertisement paid for and approved by Fuchsia Spann Candidate for Santa Rosa County School Board District 3

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2B August 14, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS Randel says it’s time to plant your fall garden It is still hot, the bugs are onions, garlic and carrots. duction. This method is great for patios, hungry and the humidity is high. Most seed packs and cata- I primarily plant cold toler- decks and smaller spaces such If you have covered and amend- logues give a time to maturity. ant greens, peas, kales, chard, as apartments and condos. I am ed your soil it is time to do the Most are 60 days. Radishes are onions, carrots and other leafy building vertical gardens in my soil prep for planting. Add the usually 30 days. Lettuce can plants in the fall. A planting of beds as well. I am also starting higher nitrogen components and yield a irst harvest in as little“winter as squashes” such as acorn, a white glove garden service. If work it in, then let it “settle” for 2 weeks. Bigger plants require butternut and Hubbard can result you want local, fresh, organic a week or so. This is a good time a longer time to production. A in storable food that can last for produce but do not have the time to pick what you want to plant rooted tomato sucker planted the months if kept cool and dry but I will bring you a garden and and order seeds. Seeds can be management requires more ef- If you want pumpkins and irst of September should yield again any plantings will need when the food is gone I will re- started in lats for transplanting fort as the tender new shoots are have enough room, it is time fruit by the end of November. more pest management now. place it with a new garden. This to the soil. Tomato suckers can delicious to them. Starting seeds to plant. A second crop of mel- I predict an early, cold winter I am helping the Beach El- is a great home food production be rooted in water or wet soil for in lats and transplanting them ons can be done, but choose a this year so I am preparing my ementary put in gardens. The system for the busy family or the second season. helps avoid loss. A second crop smaller, faster to maturity vari- row and plant covers now. Many method is mobile large con- non green thumb people. We are blessed with two ma- of squash and cucumbers can be ety. Greens and lettuces can be fall crops, such as collards, like tainers rather than ixed beds. jor seasons. The fall garden can done but expect caterpillars and planted about the irst of Sep- forty degrees. Tomatoes do not, supply many of the same foods use BT products often. Neem oil tember. The fall is a good time so being able to cover them for a (PG-13) To buy tickets online, go to: as the spring garden. The bug will also need to be sprayed for to plant fruit trees and berry couple days until it warms back WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET population is still high and pest molds and mildews. bushes, as well as strawberries, up to the 60s will prolong pro- FIND US ON

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‘Seed’ to take audiences on a laughable journey opment,” but I haven’t seen son, especially after it racked her in anything lately. What up 18 Emmy nominations! can I see her in next? -- Kellie Season two, which will consist Y., Bowling Green, Ohio of 10 episodes, most likely will A: The gorgeous and tal- air in fall 2015, although no ented actress -- and wife of speciic date has been set. Ellen DeGeneres -- will be hit- ting the small screen this fall Write to Cindy at King Fea- when she appears in a multi- tures Weekly Service, P.O. Box Q: I had been watching episode arc of the hit ABC po- 536475, Orlando, FL 32853- Adam Korson this new show on the CW net- litical drama “Scandal.” And 6475; or e-mail her at letters@ work called “Seed,” and I re- season and already has been re- what better way to announce cindyelavsky.com. ally liked it. Now I can’t ind newed for a second, so the epi- your next project than by your it anywhere. Can you tell me sodes are out there if you are in- wife “accidentally” letting it (c) 2014 King Features Synd., Inc. what happened to it? -- George terested in continuing to watch. slip on Twitter? Ellen recent- S., via email I recently interviewed series ly announced to her millions A: The Canadian comedy (to star Adam Korson, who is one of of Twitter followers: “So an- which the CW bought the rights) the nicest people you could ever noying when people brag on is about a 30-something ne’er- meet. In Adam’s words: “This is Twitter, and that’s why I’m do-well -- and previous sperm a show for those who want a half- not tweeting that Portia just donor -- who becomes acquaint- hour to laugh and escape from signed on to do a top-secret arc ed with the offspring he never your everyday life. You’re going on Scandal. Oops.” “Scandal” knew he had. It didn’t do so well to watch it, and you’re going to returns for its fourth season on in the ratings and was canceled relate to it. I remember as a kid Sept. 25 at 9/8c. (Note the time after two shows. The CW has I would tune into ‘Seinfeld’ be- change from last season.) not said whether it plans to air cause I knew for that half-hour, I *** the remaining episodes in any was going to be laughing and be form (either online or via DVD taken on a crazy journey. I think Q: Will my favorite show, or Video On Demand). that’s good television, and that’s “Fargo,” be back for another This truly is a shame for what our show is.” season? -- Paul R., via email American audiences, because *** A: You betcha! FX has re- “Seed” really is a delightful newed the critically acclaimed show. Hmmm ... maybe TBS Q: I’ve loved Portia de Rossi drama -- which is based on the could pick it up? In Canada, ever since “Ally McBeal,” and Coen brothers’ hit movie of the “Seed” has aired a full irstespecially in “Arrested Devel- same name -- for a second sea-

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Thursday, August 14 all the props! Bread crumbs, n Classic Movie Series outdoor concert at Maritime Park. magic beans, a basket of Saturday, August 16, 7 p.m. goodies, a glass slipper - all Pensacola Saenger Theatre n Thursdays in the Park missing! The future of fairy Tuesday, August 19 tales is at stake and it’s up to “American Grafiti” - Two boys are scheduled Thursday, August 14, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. to leave for college in the morning. Each has Nick Tickle to set things right. Navarre Park his own doubts. They spend a inal evening n Blue Angels Tour Enjoy a free concert at Navarre Park as part of cruising the strip and have every adventure Thursday, August 19, 11 a.m. the free summer concert series with classic rock, Saturday, August 16 possible before dawn when they will each have Pensacola Lighthouse country and Motown band, Latitudes. See eye to eye with the Blue Angels, and watch the entire show from a vantage point few others n Ocean Hour Beach Cleanup have. www.pensacolalighthouse.org n Blue Wahoos Home Games Saturday, August 16, 8:45 a.m. Thursday, August 14, 6:30 p.m. Friday, August 15, 6:30 p.m. Naval Live Oaks n Blue Angels Practice Ocean Hour will be meeting at the Naval Live Saturday, August 16, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, August 19, 11:30 a.m. Oaks for a beach cleanup. Bring gloves to wear, to decide what they will do. Sunday, August 10, National Naval Aviation buckets and bags will be provided. Contact 4 p.m. n Sunset Toast at the Top Museum - viewing area Sharon at [email protected] for more Saturday, August 16, 6:30 p.m. Community information. The team visits the museum to answer questions Maritime Park Wednesday, August 20, 6:30 p.m. and sign autographs after Wednesday practices. Blue Wahoos v. Pensacola Lighthouse Schedule is subject to change without notice and n Mobile Discovery Saturday This couples only tour is weather permitting. Admission is free. Saturday, August 16, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. is the most romantic tour Naval Aviation Museum to share with that special n As part of the Naval Aviation Museum someone. Each reservation Bands on the Beach Friday, August 15 Tuesday, August 19, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Foundation's Discovery Saturday series, and in is for two and includes celebration of the 45th anniversary ambient music, sparkling Pensacola Beach Gulfside n Gallery Night of the irst moon landing, join non-alcoholic wine served Pavilion Friday, August 15, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. New York Times best-selling in keepsake champagne Enjoy an evening with Chris Martin Band. Downtown Pensacola author and former NBC News lutes, and light hors Martin is an up-and-coming singer/songwriter/ Stroll through the charming brick walkways of Space Correspondent Jay d’oeuvres. guitarist from Pensacola. Downtown Pensacola to experience an eclectic Barbree for his presentation and www.pensacolalighthouse.org array of music, art and cuisine. Explore galleries signing of his recently published and businesses featuring the works of dozens of book, "Neil Armstrong: A Life of Flight." local artists. Gallery Night is a free event. Sunday, August 17 n Back to School Fun Fest n ‘The Sound of Music’ Saturday, August 16, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. n Blues Angel Music’s Blues on Friday, August 15, 7:30 p.m. Midway Fire District the Bay Saturday, August 16, 7:30 p.m. Come out with the family and enjoy an Sunday, August 17, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Sunday, August 17, 2:30 p.m. afternoon of irehouse fun. Enjoy a free water Community Maritime Park, Pensacola Little Theater slide, hotdogs and chips, soda and water, station Amphitheater Granny can’t tell her favorite fairy tales tours, and activities for all ages. Bring a swim Jam with Red Dog and Friends at this free because someone really cruel and evil is stealing suit and towel.

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their loved ones in a warm, nurturing BY NICK GUNTER Gulf Breeze News environment for the day, allowing the [email protected] caregivers to work or take care of per- sonal matters. Located next to the Winn-Dixie on As stated by Drake, Bay Breeze’s As- Highway 98, Bay Breeze Senior Living sisted Living Facility is ideal for indi- and Rehabilitation Center has become viduals who need day-to-day assistance one of the highest rated rehab centers in and are interested in making the center Northwest Florida. their home. Long-term care services let Bay Breeze Senior Living and Re- individuals in need stay near their loved habilitation specializes in short term ones while receiving 24-hour skilled rehabilitation and post acute care, long- care. term care in a skilled nursing center, According to CMS, Bay Breeze re- in Service Award for being in the top assisted living and senior day services. ceived an overall rating of four out of 10 percent in customer satisfaction out Bay Breeze now offers adult daycare, ive stars, with four stars given to each of 8500 facilities, the American Health making it the only center in south Santa category such as health inspections, Care Association’s Bronze and Silver Rosa County to do so, according to Ad- nurse stafing and quality measures. Quality Award, and a deiciency free ministrator Kris Drake. “We truly have an amazing, caring survey by the Agency for Health Care The center is also south Santa Rosa and compassionate staff that provides Administration . County’s only rehabilitation and post excellent care with award winning cus- Currently, Bay Breeze is in the pro- acute care provider. As such, Bay tomer service,” says Drake. “Last year, cess of renovating and remodeling the Breeze offers individuals who are either 80 percent of those who came to Bay entire center. If you have any ques- in, or recently out of the hospital, the Breeze improved in health and returned tions, you can call Bay Breeze at 850- opportunity to receive inpatient rehabil- home after an average length of stay 932-9257 or email the center at Bay- Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News itation and skilled nursing services. The was 17 days.” [email protected]. You can also visit center’s Senior Day Services provide The center has received multiple Bay Breeze’s website at www.gchc.com Beautiful landscaping in the courtyard allow patients and residents a peaceful setting to relax at Bay Breeze Rehabilitation Center. caregivers with the opportunity to leave awards in recent years: the Excellence via the “Locations” tab.

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Fresenius opens dialysis center

After months of remodeling the former Regions bank branch at Highway 98 and Gondolier Drive, Fresenius Medical Care hosted an open house Thursday, Aug. 7 to show the public the gleaming new dialysis facility. The facility has comfortable lounge chairs equipped with heat and massage capability to enhance the patient experience. Each chair has a view of a television screen. Fresenius' Gulf Breeze location has examining rooms where patients can schedule appointments with their renal specialists. ABOVE: staff members welcome patients to the gleaming new treat- ment room. LEFT: A staff member shows the wheel patients can spin for benefits.

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“When good enough becomes good enough, you have a problem. If you don’t ever keep that attitude of domination, that hunger to be great, somebody is going to pass you up.” And it only takes a few key injuries (or one at QB), an off-the-ield issue (again looking at you QB), or a few lackadaisical plays to derail the best of teams. The Seminoles will be under a lot of pressure on and off the ield here’s no need to beat around for the next couple of months, but the bush here. Florida State has barring unforeseen issues, from a pure T the talent to become the irst talent perspective, there’s no reason to team to ever go 15-0 and is the favorite think they shouldn’t at least inish the to win the inaugural College Football season unblemished and make it into Playoff. Ultimately, Florida State 2014 the College Football Playoff to defend could dismantle every team on its their national title. schedule and be left only competing But then they’ll also have to against Florida State 2013 to be overcome history, which doesn’t favor considered as possibly the greatest teams looking to defend national team in school history. titles. Only ive teams have won back- And despite winning it all last to-back undisputed championships season, head coach Jimbo Fisher since WWII. Here’s a closer look at certainly isn’t buying into the idea of what FSU brings to its title defense maintain the program’s current level of campaign. success. “I think you have to prove it every Offense day,” he said at ACC Media Days. There are no mysteries when it

Photo by Florida State Athletics Jimbo Fisher has taken Florida State to the top of the college football mountain. Can he keep the Noles there?

comes to the leader of the Noles’ season. Mario Pender and Dalvin tremendous help to Winston in the offense, with reigning Heisman Trophy Cook are competing for carries behind passing game. winner Jameis Winston returning for Williams. With all the talent FSU has at his second season as the starter at QB. On the perimeter, FSU will be skill positions, it’s the senior-laden, Famous Jameis will no doubt again looking for some new guys to step up. experienced offensive line that returns be one of the top players in college Top receiver Rashad Greene is back four of ive starters from a year ago. football, barring injury or yet another for his senior season, but the Noles If this group stays intact, it should off the ield issue. The question: With will have to replace its No. 2 and 3 provide Winston with ample time and Jacob Cocker’s departure to Alabama, receivers from last year. Florida the running backs with plenty of room who will be his backup? Redshirt State used a very limited rotation to run. However, if a couple of guys sophomore Sean Maguire is the only at receiver during the 2013 season, miss time with injuries, depth here is quarterback other than Winston with relying almost exclusively on Greene, a real concern for the Seminoles. Photo by game experience. Kenny Shaw, and Kelvin Benjamin. Mitch White The Florida State running back At 6-foot-5, 234 pounds, Benjamins’ Defense Returning corps is very low on experience (only hole is (literally) the biggest to ill. As is the case across the board, the Heisman 132 combined career carries), but Luckily, FSU has loads of talent in Seminoles are extremely talented on Trophy winner there is no question about the talent Isiah Jones on the outside and Jarred the defensive line but will be playing Jameis behind Winston. Karlos Williams, a lot of youth. Florida State loses All- Winston has Haggins and Kermit Whitield in the No. 1 Florida with a freakish combination of size slot. Also, Ermon Lane and Travis American defensive tackle Timmy State poised and speed, has been mentioned Rudolph, two of the top six receivers Jernigan and will also have to replace to make a as a potential darkhorse Heisman in the 2014 recruiting class nationally, a number of key reserves along the run at the candidate after bursting onto the could start at some point this season. defensive line. Fortunately, as stated, the first College scene last season, and he is expected Having a true pass-catching tight Football Playoff championship. to be FSU’s top running back this end in Nick O’Leary will also be a See Seminoles, Page 2C »

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2C August 14, 2014 GULF BREEZE NEWS Seminoles have an abundance of talent Aguayo won the Lou Groza Award last Continue from Page 1C » season, making 21 of his 22 ield goal attempts and all 94 of his extra point cupboard isn’t bare. End Mario Edwards attempts, setting multiple national and should be a shoe-in for all-conference conference records in the process. honors; he’ll be joined by Chris Casher The Seminoles are also set in the kick and DeMarcus Walker on the other side. return game, where dynamic return man Inside, former top recruit Eddie Goldman Kermit Whitield returns as one of the is looking to breakthrough with his irst best in college football. Florida State major contributions at the college level, will have to replace punt returner Kenny along with Derrick Nnadi and redshirt Shaw, but the Seminoles have multiple junior Nile Lawrence-Stample. players available to ill spot. Terrance Smith is the only returning Schedule & Prediction starter at linebacker for Florida State. Simply put, Florida State should Last year’s other starters are now on NFL again be undefeated at the end of the rosters, leaving two gaping holes in the regular season. Just how likely are the middle of the defense. Florida State has odds, you ask? Well, consider this: a lot of talented options to ill the holes, Vegas currently has the Noles’ over- but they are mostly unproven players under for wins set at 11.5, essentially with little game experience. Smith will meaning you’re betting on whether or likely move from middle to weakside not they will lose a single game. And backer, leaving E.J. Levenberry and frankly, there probably isn’t a team in Matthew Thomas to battle for the Mike the ACC, or on their nonconference position. Ukeme Eligwe is the favorite slate, that can do it unless FSU has a to start at strongside, but he will face down game. competition from Thomas and redshirt Ultimately, there are really only four freshman Ro’Derrick Hoskins. games that stand out at this point: Aug. Even with the loss of Lamarcus 30 vs. Oklahoma State (in Dallas), Sept. Joyner and Terrence Brooks, the 20 vs. Clemson, Oct. 18 vs. Notre Dame, Seminoles have an abundance of talent and Nov. 29 vs. Florida. The good news in the secondary and should again be is three of the four will be played at one of the top pass defending units in home. Of course, FSU has historically college football. Ronald Darby and P.J. laid an egg when playing at N.C. State Williams give Florida State arguably and Boston College played them tough the best cornerback duo in the country. last year. Extremely talented sophomore Jalen Ramsey will replace Joyner in the nickel Aug 30 Oklahoma State W back role after Sept 6 Citadel W spending time at both corner and safety last Sept 20 Clemson W season, while Tyler Sept 27 @ N.C. State W Hunter and Nate Oct 4 Wake Forest W Andrews ill the safety slots. Oct 11 @ Syracuse W Oct 18 Notre Dame W Special Oct 30 @ Louisville W Teams Nov 8 Virginia W Punting problems Nov 15 @ Miami W aside, FSU has one of Nov 22 Boston College W the best special team units in the nation. Nov 29 Florida W Photo by Don Juan Moore Redshirt sophomore TOTAL: 12-0 Florida State will rely heavily on defensive end Mario Edwards to lead a defensive front that lost a lot of NFL talent from a kicker Roberto year ago. Momentum Church expanding into Navarre After more than 2 years of High School earlier this year. ues throughout the week, Mo- This year will include the high experiencing rapid growth Nearly 18,000 people attended mentum has something for ev- school and its goal is to surpass in Gulf Breeze, Momentum and children all over the Gulf ery stage of your life. last year’s number of backpacks Church has recently announced Coast brought lashlights to donated. its second campus location: hunt for eggs and prizes at You may recognize Momen- Navarre. Momentum launched night. Momentum tum from its annual communi- at Shoreline Park in April When asked about starting helping local ty-wide Night Hunt for 35,000 2012 and hasn’t slowed down another church, Lead Pastor eggs hosted at Gulf Breeze High since. After a few months, it Tim Payne, explained, “Na- students School earlier this year. Nearly moved to a restaurant on the varre doesn’t need another 18,000 people attended and Pensacola Beach Pier, which church. It needs a different children all over the Gulf Coast Momentum Church is host- it outgrew quickly. Now, Mo- kind of church that unchurched brought lashlights to hunt for ing its annual Project Supply, mentum has found its home in people will love to attend. No eggs and prizes at night. a Compassion Serve Initiative, the Gulf Breeze Middle School perfect people are allowed… “We believe that investing in this year to help equip thou- Auditorium where more than they’ll screw us up!” the next generation aligns with sands of students for success 450 people come every week Momentum Navarre will the heart of Jesus,” explains this school year. The initia- in two gatherings on Sundays launch on Sunday, September Payne. tive is underway as hundreds at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. 14 with monthly gatherings at From inspiring music, help- of people collect backpacks Lead Pastor Tim Payne ex- Navarre High School before ful messages, kids and students stuffed with school supplies plains Momentum’s mission, going weekly in 2015. The environments on Sundays to from the lists published by Gulf “It’s simple: to change the next Vision Cast Nights will Community Groups in for all Breeze Elementary, middle and world. Our mission is to reach be Sunday, August 10 and Au- ages in homes and other venues high schools. people who are far from God gust 24 at 5:30 p.m. on Navarre throughout the week, Momen- Lead Pastor Tim Payne ex- and to be the hands and feet of Beach at the Sea Turtle Pavil- tum Church has something for plains, “Our vision is to change Jesus as we serve the commu- ion. Enjoy free food and live every stage of your life. Mo- the world and we want to help nities we’re a part of. music as Payne casts vision for mentum will be launching its do that right here in our com- We want to reach people the months ahead and shares second campus this Fall in Na- munity schools. We want to see who may have never stepped the strategy and plans for the varre after experiencing rapid every student go to school with Tim Phillips foot in a church before. That’s launch. Everyone is welcome growth in Gulf Breeze for more the tools they need to be suc- our kind of crowd.” to attend these free events. than two years since its launch cessful.” 733-9138 You may recognize Momen- From inspiring music and on April 1, 2012. Last year, Momentum col- tum from its annual communi- helpful messages on Sundays For more information visit lected and stuffed 60 backpacks ty-wide Night Hunt for 35,000 to Community Groups for all www.momentumchurch.org or that were delivered to the el- Lic#51910 eggs hosted at Gulf Breeze ages in homes and other ven- call (850) 296-8884. ementary and middle schools. Licensed and Insured. Authorized Sales and Service Generac Dealer

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BY BETTY ARCHER ALLEN [email protected]

Gulf Breeze Reading Camp will host a tea time for pro- was held at St. Francis of As- spective and new members on sisi Episcopal Church Au- August 21 from 2 to 4 p.m. at gust 4 through 8. The readers the Navarre Elk’s Club. The ranged in age from 8 - 10 years tea is the irst event for the old or from third through ifth garden club after their summer grades. Campers got 15 hours hiatus. of extensive reading instruc- This is the 39th year of op- tion during the week and spent eration for the Navarre Garden the afternoons doing fun camp Club. It is the oldest non-proit activities like team-building, organization in Navarre. Many treasure hunting, arts and crafts exciting activities and events Navarre Garden Club will host a tea party for prospective members on August 21. and environmental studies. The are planned for the club mem- theme of this year’s camp was bers and the Navarre commu- “La Florida” based off of Na- nity during the coming year. tive American and Spanish Anyone interested in attend- Conquistadores who visited this ing the tea, joining the club or area before 1549. inding out more information This irst Gulf Breeze Read- about the garden club please ing camp program enrolled 25 contact Ginger, 936-5494 or e- campers. Counselors from local mail tea@navarregardenclub. schools helped Kilpatrick iden- org. or pres@navarregarden- tify students who could beneit club.org. from this camp. Campers ro- tated through learning centers spending thirty minutes in each Covenant center on reading comprehen- sion, creative writing, reading Hospice strategies, phonics/encoding/ Covenant Hospice invites decoding, pleasure reading, and you to join an important event sight words. The movement this year: the 20th Annual through each of these phases Evening of Comedy at the was smooth and appeared to be Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf pleasurable to both children and Front on Friday, August 22 adults. from 6-10 p.m. The atmosphere was illed This year’s event will with enthusiastic learning and feature fun activities, sit-down achievement. family style dinner, grand The primary goals of the prize drawing, live and silent camp was to build conidence From left, Macey DiLoredo, Brian Earl, Laken Harvey and Ian Bunting enjoy class with their teacher Margie Pitts (far right). auctions and lots of laughs and meet the needs of the whole from headliner comedian, child. Summer learning loss Henry Cho. affects reading achievement in Dress is black tie optional Laughter is the best medicine some students especially if there and attendees must be 21 or is no access to summer learning and this is a fun illed evening older to attend. To obtain with lots of laughs, great food opportunities. Reading Camp a complete list of event and fabulous auction items. works with school personnel, rules and regulations, call community groups, and families Dress is cocktail and business(850) 433-4421 or visit attire. Proceeds from the to identify and enroll struggling JuniorLeagueofPensacola.org. Evening of Comedy support students into day or residential Proceeds will benefit the Covenant Hospice’s mission Reading Camp programs. Junior League of Pensacola, to add life to days when days Gulf Breeze Reading Camp Inc., a nonprofit organization of no longer can be added to life. is the newest member of the women dedicated to promoting For more information call 850- Reading Camp Network and the volunteerism, developing 438-9714. irst Diocesan reading camp in the potential of women, and Florida. 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Camp Network (RCN) was for- Tickets are available online at Makes a great gift! mally established in the fall of The Junior League JuniorLeagueofPensacola.org 2011, when St. Alban’s Episco- of Pensacola invites the or by calling (850) 433-4421. q Gulf Breeze Elementary community to attend the 3rd pal Church in Bay City, Michi- General admission and gan joined and began planning annual “Red Haute Royale,” VIP tickets are on sale now. q Gulf Breeze Middle their irst camp program. an evening of exciting Sponsorship opportunities are q Gulf Breeze High casino-style games, prizes, also available. For more details, entertainment and delicious call (850) 433-4421, visit Senior q Oriole Beach Elementary Navarre Garden food. The event will be held JuniorLeagueofPensacola. Discount q Woodlawn Beach Elementary Club Tea at the beautiful Scenic Hills org or email redhauteroyale@ Country Club on Friday, JuniorLeagueofPensacola.org. 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LEFT: Jacob Lintner, 11 jams with Minds on Music owner Thomas Koch. Lintner said, “Minds On Music is good ...and fun… for my brain.” Jacob is a 6th grader at Gulf Breeze Middle School. RIGHT: Piano instructor Kelly Koch teaches Gulf Breeze El- ementary student Hailey Ward, age 10. Hailey said, “I like play- ing the piano because it is fun doing recitals and playing for family and friends. I love Minds on Music because I learn a lot, but it’s really fun too!” Minds On Music offers a fresh approach to music lessons Gulf Breeze residents Thomas and ture called Music and The Brain, at the was a big departure from our careers,” that can be learned on the computer an emotional outlet and creative ex- Kelly Koch are happy to announce Atlanta Symphony Orchestra,” “We said Koch. “Kelly had a veterinary and with midi instruments, Koch ex- pression. Koch explained, “We have their new music studio, Minds On Mu- were expecting our irst child and theproducts business and I had been a me- plained. “We employ technology in three requirements for our son; be able sic. The studio offers Kindermusik lecture focused on how much music chanical engineer for over 20 years.” our music lab that accelerates the pro- to defend himself, play a team sport classes, Pre-Piano Classes and Private affected the test scores of children in While in college, the Koches be- cess of learning these concepts while and play a musical instrument of his Music Instruction. rural America. It was so fascinating to gan teaching neighborhood kids. A making it fun. The lab also makes our choosing.” We offer Minds On Music “We currently teach piano, guitar, us that we continued to research and few years later, their studio had grown teaching time much more effective.” as a way to bring the beneits of learn- voice and drums,” said Koch, “and all apply what we were learning to our out of their house. They developed a The beneits of playing a musical ing music to our community. of our lessons include a computer lab. parenting.” teaching method that drew from their instrument are enormous. Students Minds on Music is located at 3206 “The genesis of Minds On Music After moving to Gulf Breeze, the new education and their prior work ex- gain conidence and self-esteem, learnGulf Breeze Parkway in Gulf Breeze. started several years ago.” Koch ex- couple decided to leave their jobs and perience. discipline and perseverance, reine For more information call 850-420- plained, “Kelly and I attended a lec- go back to school to study music. “It “There are a lot of musical concepts motor skills and coordination, and ind6475 or visit www.mindsonmusic.net.

Commitment to Community: Resort Realty continues to break records

BENJAMIN DAVIDSON spite market conditions Levin Rinke “Soundside for Levin Rinke Resort Realty Resort Realty continues to be one Splendor is a mag- MANNA FOOD DRIVE of the leaders in the local real estate ical event because 1. Real Estate Success market, and continues to expand it’s it raises so much Bring items for donation to In July, the Pensacola associa- business in the local market, and it’s money to help Portofino Island Resort, Beach commitment to giving back to the kids who have tion of Realtors (PAR) released its Club, Emerald Isle, or Tristan new numbers for the local area, and community. been hurt or aban- Towers between 9 a.m. to 5 not surprisingly -- a company syn- With great business comes great doned,” said event onymous with the local community: responsibility, and Levin Rinke Re- co-chair Beverly p.m., through August 31. Levin Rinke Resort Realty, posted the sort Realty takes it’s responsibility Pica, a member highest sales for any brokerage in the “Our success really starts with re- to the community seriously. The bro- Rinke of the Children’s PAR area: Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, lationships. Our agents get the privi- kerage continues to give back to the Home Society The 2014 Manna Food Pantries and Pensacola Beach. 2014 was re- lege of working with the great folks community, throughout the year, with Western Division Drive. “We encourage everyone to ally just the continuation of the com- on the Gulf Coast everyday, and those involvement and inancial contribu- Board of Directors. “It began with an come by any of our 4 ofices on- Pen pany’s success. In 2013, Levin Rinke working relationships often turn into tions to a number of nonproits and idea for an elegant wine tasting fund sacola Beach and donate non-per- Resort Realty posted an impressive great lifelong friendships and lifelong charitable causes, under the coordi- raising event, but it has grown into ishable items. This food will go to total sales volume of $119 million. clients.” Says Robert Rinke, broker nation of it’s owner and philanthropy something much bigger.” Manna Food Pantries and help them They were also voted a inalist in theand owner of Levin Rinke Resort coordinator Teri Levin. “Giving back “Our agents live and love the Gulf restock their pantries.” Says Benja- Best of the Bay, best real estate bro- Realty. “Because of our commitment to the community is ingrained in our Coast lifestyle, and we are continual- min Davidson marketing director at kerage category. to our clients, they bring us repeat brokerage’s identity.” Says Gary Mi- ly exploring new ways to give back to Levin Rinke Resort Realty. “Folks “The numbers don’t lie…” says business, which helps insulate us in chaels lead agent with Levin Rinke our community and protect this beau- can stop by our ofices at Portoino Jeremy Johnson, sales manager at adverse market conditions. The great Resort Realty, “From day one, we tiful paradise that we all get to live, Island Resort, Beach Club, Emerald Levin Rinke Resort Realty. "Our in- folks in Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, and emphasize to our team the importance work and play in.” Says Michaels. Isle, or Tristan Towers and donate credible customers have made us #1 Pensacola Beach are propelling our of their community involvement.” 3. Happening Now anytime 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. , through year after year, and we couldn’t be brokerage to historic milestones in Gary oversees many of Levin Right now Levin Rinke Resort Re- August 31st. more grateful for that support and our company’s history.” Rinke Resort Realty’s philanthropic alty in association with the Pensacola "We really hope everyone will their trust.” Incredibly enough, Rinke’s sum- events with Teri Levin, including Association of Realtors is in the mid- come out and make this a big suc- 2. Committed to the Clients mary of the the companies business “Soundside Splendor” a nonproitdle of one of it’s many philanthropic cess for Manna Food Pantries and the model holds true: year after year, de- event which raises funds for the Chil- events: community.” and the Community dren’s Home Society.

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Women’s Health Care We Have a Doctor in Your Neighborhood.

Vicky J. Griffin, D.O. Obstetrics and Gynecology

West Florida Medical Group Welcomes Dr. Griffin

West Florida Medical Group is pleased to welcome Vicky J. Griffin, D.O., to our team. Dr. Griffin has practiced medicine in the Pensacola area for the past 16 years. She earned her medical degree from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific in Pamona, California, where she served as Freshman Class Legislator. She performed her Residency at Genesys Regional Medical Center, Flint Osteopathic Campus in Flint, Michigan.

Dr. Griffin is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and has special interest in high and low risk obstetrics, minimally invasive surgery, and gynecological problems. She is a member of the American Osteopathic Association and the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

Dr. Griffin is now accepting new patients at her Gulf Breeze office, located at 3261 Gulf Breeze Parkway.

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BY LISA NEWELL Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

The ball is released in a high, slow arc and the batter, who already has one ball and one strike before stepping up the plate, swings and connects. The ball sails into left ield and is caught for an out. "Good catch," all agree and the next batter comes to the plate. The rules are a little differ- ent in church league softball to move the game along and level the ield of abilities. Some cur- rent and former athletes play with old timers in their 50s Photos courtesy of Athletes Feats Photography and up, competing to win in a The Community Life Center team. The St. Ann's team. friendly manner and joining hands in a prayer circle after- ward. Each team must have at least four female athletes who bat in the lineup, interspersed with the male players. Each team is allowed three home runs during a single game and any subse- quent ones count as an out. Six teams comprised of all ages and levels of athletic ability represent the Com- munity Life Center, St. Ann's, Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church, Light House Church, Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church and Coastline Calvary Chapel. The league began sev- eral years ago, originally just using the ields until this year The Gulf Breeze United Methodist team with umpires John English and Robert The Light House team. when Gulf Breeze's parks and Peña. recreation department offered to help schedule games and provide umpires. fun. June and wraps up prior to the open to adults include the new Bob Newell has been play- the same folks come out each Church afiliation isn't Ryan Ottensmeyer, recre- beginning of football and soc- pickleball league that meets ing church league softball for year and playing with your all that important, and some ation supervisor at the City of cer season. Tuesday nights from 8:30 to about four years. kids. That's what I really like church attendees play on other Gulf Breeze, said church league Gulf Breeze's Community 10:30 and the adult basketball "The best part is the fellow- about playing church league church's teams. It's all just for softball occurs each year during Center's other leagues that are league that plays in the spring. ship," Newell said. "Seeing softball." Free injury exams for Florist shop, Life is Rosy, student athletes on Saturdays open in Gulf Breeze at the Andrews Institute Everything is coming up She added that loral designs roses at Gulf Breeze's newest are a personal business, and Student athletes will soon campus;1040 Gulf Breeze other physician for further lower shop, Life is Rosy. lowers can relect a person's have access to free injury Pkwy., Gulf Breeze. exams or testing to assess Owners Vicki Terry and personality. evaluations by an orthopae- Exams are performed the need for treatment. 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Since antler development approved Aviation + Pet & Rider, CDL-A vs. A, you might be hunting in Zone turkeys during the spring and is different within the units, Drivers: $3,000 Sign- Maintenance Req - 877-258-8782, JOSEPH AARON GRUNDIN, et al. C now. If you hunt in southern on! New equipment, Technician training. www.ad-drivers.com Defendant(s) fall hunting seasons has been different antler regulations were Housing and CASE NO.: 57-2012-CA-001092 Manatee County, Sarasota Great benefits, Safety ------increased to two on private needed to accomplish this goal. bonus plans! Dedicated Financial aid for Own Your Own Truck! NOTICE OF SALE qualified students. County, southwest DeSoto lands. 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CDL-A/2 yrs the Defendants, Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court will sell *Late-model Freight- County or north Palm Beach season limits remain one turkey continue to harvest bucks that TT exp. req. Call 855- 300 the property situated in Santa Rosa County, Florida, described liner Columbia *Low as: County, you now have later fall 205-6361. during the spring, with no fall have an antler that is at least 5 NOTICES AND Truck Payment Call A portion of that parcel of land described in O.R.Book 2654 at page 1249 of the public records hunting season dates than what season. In the rest of the state, inches long. This was important ------ANNOUNCEMENTS (866) 306-3027 to Quality Home time! of Santa Rosa County, Florida, described as follows: you’re used to, because the talk to a recruiter. Ap- Commence at the intersection of the east right of the fall and spring season bag to hunters who indicated they Now Hiring in Your ADOPTION: A childless ply Now Online @ way line of Blue Ribbon Road and the Northerly boundary line between the two limits have not changed and are wanted to encourage youth Area, Avg. $1000 right of way line of South Trace Road: thence North loving couple seeks to www.joincrst.com 00 degrees 05 minutes 03 seconds West along said zones has been adjusted. Weekly BCBS + 401k still two. to hunt. These new antler adopt. Large family. ------East right of way line for 1303.04 feet to the Point + Pet & Rider, CDL-A of Beginning; thence continue North 00 degrees 05 The boundary line used to If you hunt in the Panhandle regulations and youth exemption Financial Security. DISH TV Retailer. Req - 877-258-8782, Starting $19.99/ minutes 03 seconds West along said East right of be State Road 70, but hunters Expenses paid. Eileen way line for 307.47 feet to the Northwest corner of in Zone D, that zone has now apply to both private lands and www.ad-drivers.com & Kim. kimandeileen- month (for 12 mos.) said parcel in O.R. Book 2654 at page 1249; thence had noted, and recent biological been divided into two deer wildlife management areas ------Find Out How to SAVE South 89 degrees 58 minutes 16 seconds East along [email protected] or AVERITT EXPRESS Up to 50% Today! the north line of said parcel for 382.32 feet to a point surveys have conirmed, management units (DMUs), within Zone D. 1-800-455-4929. lying 249.54 feet west of the Northeast corner of New Pay Increase For Ask About SAME DAY that deer living in the above- each with its own unique set of There are also changes to ------said parcel; thence South 00 degrees 05 minutes 03 Installation! CALL 1- seconds East for 307.47 feet; thence North 89 degrees Regional Drivers! 40 to ADOPT- loving mentioned areas have a breeding antler regulations and antlerless the antlerless deer season (“doe 800-605-0984 58 minutes 16 seconds West for 382.32 feet to the 46 CPM + Fuel Bonus! married couple seeks Point of Beginning. All lying and being in Section period that occurs later than ------deer harvest days. days”) on private lands within Also, Post-Training Pay to adopt, will be hands 11, Township 1 North, Range 27 West, Santa Rosa that of most of the deer in Zone This new change is part Zone D. Increase for Students! on mom and dad. DirectTV - 2 Year County, Florida. Savings Event! Over A. These deer actually have a of a larger, statewide project (Depending on Do- Financial security. Ex- at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, www. In DMU-D2 (north of I-10), 140 channels only breeding period more in line micile) Get Home EV- penses paid. 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Thanksgiving, the irst weekend Employer - Females, and CIALIS USERS! A ------FLORIDA FORECLOSURE ATTORNEYS, PLLC Conservation Commission The FWC conducted a public of muzzleloading gun season, minorities, protected By:/S/Josh Arthur (FWC) to move the boundary outreach and input process in the third weekend of general veterans, and individu- ___ Josh Arthur, Esquire (FBN 95506) als with disabilities are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL 4855 Technology Way, Suite 500 line between hunting zones northwest Florida during the gun season and the weekend CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA Boca Raton, FL 33431 A and C, so that all or parts of encouraged to apply. COUNTY (727) 446-4826 irst quarter of 2013. During thatafter Christmas. ------CIVIL ACTION [email protected] these counties would instead be period, the Commission received In DMU-D1 (south of I-10), CASE NO. 13001216CAM DRIVERS - New equip- If you are a person with a disability who needs any included in Zone C, which has input and comments from the antlerless season is now four ment, Great benefits, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through the accommodation in order to participate in a court proceeding, Safety bonus plans! United States Department of Agriculture, Rural you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain the later hunting season dates hunters, farmers and the general days consisting of two popular assistance. Please contact: Court Administration, ADA Liaison Dedicated Flatbed with Development, f/k/a Farmers Home Administration, that better align with when the public regarding how they holiday weekends – the weekend a/k/a Rural Housing Service, Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 PODS (No tarps or Plaintiff, Phone (850)623-3159 Fax (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@ rut occurs in these areas. would like to see deer managed after Thanksgiving and the one chains & make your vs. flcourtsl.gov at least 7 days before your scheduled court LAUREN D. ROCKWELL; et al., appearance, or immediately upon receiving this notification if The new boundary line in the newly proposed DMUs. A after Christmas. own appts.) and Van Defendants.______\ the time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; between hunting zones A and C technical assistance group made The purpose of modifying the with Georgia Pacific. if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711. CDL-A/2 yrs TT exp. req. NOTICE OF SALE begins at the Gulf of Mexico and up of deer enthusiasts was then antlerless deer season is to spread NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Si usted es una persona con una discapacidad que necesita Call 855-205-6361. Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on July 29, 2014, ningún alojamiento con el fin de participar en un proceso runs northeast through Charlotte formed, and this team developed out the hunting opportunity, ------by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, the judicial, tiene derecho, sin costo alguno para usted, para el Harbor and up the Peace River goals and objectives for the two so that more hunters could Experienced OTR Clerk of Court or any of his duly authorized deputies, will suministro de determinada asistencia. Por favor, póngase sell the property situated in SANTA ROSA County, Florida, en contacto con: Administración de los Tribunales, ADA Flatbed Drivers Enlace condado de Santa Rosa 6865 Caroline Street Milton, until it intersects with S.R. 70. DMUs. participate without reducing described as: earn 50 up to 55 FL 32570 Teléfono (850) 623-3159 Fax (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ flcourts1.gov al menos 7 días antes The line then follows S.R. 70, As a result of this outreach deer populations. There are Lot 136 of Second Addition to West Milton Heights, a cpm loaded. $1000 de su comparecencia ante el tribunal estaba previsto, o subdivision according to the plat thereof, recorded in Plat running east until it meets U.S. process and ideas provided differences in the current deer inmediatamente después de la recepción de esta notificación sign on to Qualified Book 8, Page 49, on file with the Clerk of the Circuit si el tiempo antes de la comparecencia prevista es inferior a 441 north of Lake Okeechobee. drivers. Home most Court, in and for Santa Rosa County, Florida. by the group, the FWC passed density between the two DMUs, 7 días, si usted está escuchando la voz o intoxicado, llame It then follows U.S. 441 south, rules for both public and private and that is why there are fewer weekends. Call: 843- al 711. 266-3731 / www.bull- to the highest and best bidder for cash on December 1, 2014, where it proceeds around lands in both of the newly days to take antlerless deer online at www.santarosa.realauction.com, beginning at 11:00 Si ou se yon moun ki gen andikap ki bezwen aranjman nenpòt doghiway.com EOE A.M. CENTRAL TIME, subject to all ad valorem taxes and nan lòd yo patisipe nan yon pwosedi tribinal la, ou gen dwa, the eastern shore of Lake created DMUs in Zone D, with south of I-10. These changes ------assessments for the real property described above. san sa pa koute ou, yo fè pwovizyon de asistans a sèten. Okeechobee. The line then turns ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE Tanpri kontakte: Tribinal Administrasyon an, Lwa ADA- Interstate 10 being the dividing will be monitored to measure 217 SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN Lyezon Santa Rosa Konte 6865 Caroline Adrès Milton, FL off U.S. 441 and onto S.R. 80 line between the two DMUs. any impacts they may have EMPLOYMENT - THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS 32570 Telefòn (850) 623-3159 Faks (850) 983-0602 ADA. PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) SantaRosa @ flcourts1.gov omwen 7 jou anvan pwograme and runs just a few miles before North of I-10 is DMU-D2, andon the deer harvest and hunter SALES AND DAYS AFTER THE SALE. konparèt nan tribinal ou an, oswa imedyatman sou resevwa turning east and following notifikasyon sa a si tan an anvan aparans ki pwograme gen south of I-10 is DMU-D1. satisfaction within each DMU. MARKETING DATED on July 29, 2014. mwens pase 7 jou; si w ap tande oswa ki gen pwoblèm vwa, County Road 880, running rele 711. The new regulations require The FWC’s Deer Management & COLONIAL LIFE is BOSWELL DUNLAP, LLP just a few miles before joining that bucks harvested north of I- Program has been working with 245 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE (33830) Si vous êtes une personne handicapée qui a besoin d’un back up with U.S. 98/441/S.R. seeking B2B sales POST OFFICE DRAWER 30 logement afin de participer à une procédure judiciaire, vous 10 in DMU-D2 must have antlers the public in zones A, B and C reps. Commissions BARTOW, FL 33831-0030 avez le droit, sans frais pour vous, à la fourniture de certaines 80/Southern Boulevard until it to get preferences for DMUs TELEPHONE: (863)533-7117 aides. S’il vous plaît contacter: Administration Cour, ADA with at least 3 points (each point average $56K+/yr. FACSIMILE: (863)533-7412 liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL reaches the Atlantic Ocean. having to be at least 1 inch long) within these hunting zones. Be Training & leads. E-SERVICE: [email protected] 32570 Téléphone (850) 623-3159 Télécopieur: (850) 983- Sales experience re- ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF 0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ flcourts1.gov au moins 7 jours This new line separating on one side OR have an antler on the lookout for proposals as avant votre comparution devant le tribunal prévue, ou dès quired, LA&H license BY: SETH B. CLAYTOR hunting zones A and C affects FLORIDA BAR NO.: 084086 réception de cette notification, si le temps avant l’apparition with a main beam length of at a result, and you may keep up preferred. Call Jessi- programmée est inférieure à 7 jours; si vous entendez la voix only the fall hunting seasons. least 10 inches. with any proposed changes at ca at 904-562-9527. ou malentendants, composez 711. 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2014 SOUTHERN LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS BATTING (AS OF AUGUST 3) TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG Mississippi 3957 515 1040 49 462 373 782 129 .335 .369 .263 Mobile 3892 543 1017 89 511 405 893 42 .337 .399 .261 Jackson 3949 518 1032 73 484 360 765 103 .328 .392 .261 Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Birmingham 3997 529 1031 86 487 383 819 93 .328 .393 .258 Brodie Greene (left) scores, while Seth Mejias-Brean (right) throws to first in between innings of a recent Blue Wahoos game. Tennessee 4002 524 1009 91 487 422 850 80 .330 .382 .252 Huntsville 3907 544 987 69 490 486 818 104 .339 .370 .253 Pensacola 3948 487 985 86 454 366 884 44 .316 .377 .249 Chattanooga 3972 500 997 86 472 362 866 70 .320 .396 .251 WAHOOS BATTLE AGAINST JACKSON GENERALS Montgomery 3933 489 963 89 455 405 851 90 .323 .375 .245 Jacksonville 3979 500 967 62 461 447 865 87 .325 .350 .243 PITCHING (AS OF AUGUST 3) BY JASON THOMPSON Wahoos 3, Generals 2 (Thursday): Jackson belted out 15 hits - includ- Seth Mejias-Brean had two hits, while ing three home runs - as they scored TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS Gulf Breeze News Mobile 71-46 3.22 7 37 933 424 370 55 404 859 [email protected] Daniel Corcino threw eight innings of single runs in the fifth and seventh to Huntsville 70-50 3.47 11 32 963 468 407 93 373 835 four-hit, shutout baseball, striking out break a 5-5 tie. Mississippi 68-51 3.53 13 38 964 462 411 62 347 898 The Pensacola Blue Wahoos used a six, as the Wahoos evened the series. Wahoos 9, Generals 8 (Sunday): Jacksonville 66-54 3.54 13 32 1051 492 417 81 272 742 three-run sixth inning Sunday to beat Wahoos 5, Generals 1 (Friday): The Yorman Rodriguez, Travis Mattair Tennessee 58-61 3.73 9 28 901 502 435 80 497 876 Montgomery 57-63 3.98 9 30 1108 533 461 67 324 856 the Jackson Generals 9-8 at Commu- Wahoos got another strong effort from and Ray Chang all had two hits (one Pensacola 51-69 3.93 6 28 959 529 454 91 482 910 nity Maritime Park to win only its sec- their starter - this one, three hits of of Mattair’s was his 10th homer) as Jackson 53-65 4.10 8 27 1020 547 472 86 371 827 ond series since the All Star break. shutout ball over seven innings from the Wahoos bullpen held Jackson to Chattanooga 49-69 4.26 7 25 1042 598 498 83 509 860 Generals 9, Wahoos 3 (August 6): Jon Moscot, with four strikeouts and two runs over their final six innings to Birmingham 52-67 4.62 6 22 1087 594 537 82 430 730 Ben Lively allowed five runs in six in- no walks - as Mejias-Brean homered secure a series win. Juan Duran added nings, which included two home runs, in the Wahoo win. his 17th homer (a two-run shot) in the as the Wahoos lost its series opener. Generals 7, Wahoos 5 (Saturday): victory.

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