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BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] are set The City of Gulf Breeze is “piggy-backing” with the county on the submittal of a resolution North, south end sales previously approved by the city council at a special meeting on rules are now congruent Feb. 13 in support of a transpor- Steve Clark |Special to the News tation alternative project. The Santa Rosa Board of County BY PAM BRANNON Commissioners agreed to sub- Serious accident Gulf Breeze News © 2016 [email protected] mit the proposal to the Trans- A Midway Fire Department fi refi ghter works to help people from a truck that overturned when portation Planning Organization it was struck by another vehicle. The accident occurred Friday, Feb. 24 at 10:37 a.m. at the Gulf For the fi rst time ever in the history of Santa Rosa County it (TPO), prior to its deadline this Breeze Hospital intersection on Gulf Breeze Parkway. See story, page 5B. will soon be legal to sell or buy alcohol beverages by the glass month, on behalf of the city. At and by the bottle or can seven days a week from 7:30 a.m; to 2:30 the city’s regular city council a.m. throughout the entire county. Those are not only expanded meeting on Feb. 21, the council hours from the previous alcohol ordinance, but expanded days to approved the concept of a twen- include Sundays. County Commissioners voted unanimously last ty percent match to boost the Thursday for the change after a public hearing. The ordinance will project to the top of the TPO’s become effective as soon as it is fi led in Tallahassee, which the list and make it a more likely county’s attorney said should be within the next couple weeks. possibility. The public hearing lasted about 30 minutes, with 14 people “This is a project that is in walking to the microphone to present their opinion on how the [the city’s] comprehensive commissioners should handle plan,” said Deputy City Man- the proposal to change the or- ager Samantha Abell. “It was dinance. But for the fi rst time in the previous comprehensive Santa Rosa County in the history debating the alco- plan before [its] recent update, hol sale issue in the county all Alcohol Sales it was in the ‘Most Livable City of the people asking to speak 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Master Plan’ and also, a portion on the record were asking the 7 days a week of it is in the CRA plan.” commissioners to approve the Abell described the project changes. as a multi-use pathway from One restaurant owner told Fairpoint to Shoreline that will US Congressman Matt Gaetz presents District 3 Commissioner Don Salter with a Congressional commissioners he had restaurants in both Pace and Pensacola, also include the wetlands trail Record at the Feb. 23 board meeting, recognizing him for his outstanding service to the community. but closed the Pace restaurant at 3 p.m. Sundays because of no boardwalk previously discussed alcohol sales on Sunday allowed currently. He said he has 42 em- and planned for Shoreline Park ployees at his Pace restaurant, with 90 percent from Santa Rosa South. “It is a project that the County -- including six single moms, three single fathers, 17 col- citizens support very much,” Rep. Gaetz hosts ‘Open Gaetz’ Day lege trade school students, three on government assistance and Abell said. BY PAM BRANNON missioners and residents an update on his fi rst one special needs. With closing on Sundays early, he said they are Councilman David Landfair Gulf Breeze News © 2017 six weeks in Washington D.C. all losing money. pointed out that this project [email protected] Commissioner Lane Lynchard of Gulf Breeze Another Milton resident told commissioners it made no sense might provide a good use for a said, “I have been in this seat for eight years and to keep sale or purchase of alcohol illegal certain hours or on Sun- portion of the $5.9 million from Matt Gaetz, former State Representative and this is the fi rst time this has happened (having a days made no sense since people will drive to Pensacola Beach FDOT. now newly-elected member of the U. S. House of U.S. Representative attend the county commis- or Pensacola or Ft. Walton to have some wine with their meal Representatives, visited the Santa Rosa County Commission meeting last Thursday to give com- See City Page 8A » See Search Page 3A » See Historic Page 2A »
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That’s a lot for us. $18,000 in scholarships and ney said when this is fi led in Tal- The owner of the Pace Market There were more than one given money to the Boy Scouts. lahassee this week it will cover 9:00 a.m., Santa Rosa county Administrative Center Board restaurant said she has to close speakers from VFW Halls Unfortunately, the big sports the entire county, “But I believe Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton on Sundays because it is not around the county. The represen-games on television and NAS-Gulf Breeze has a little differ- City Council Meeting profi table to open that day with-tative of the Milton VFW had a CAR are all on Sundays, when ent ordinance concerning hours 6:00 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 out being able to sell alcohol. petition from 370 of its members our members would like to come -- more expansive than even this Shoreline Drive, Gulf breeze She told commissioners, “We asking that Sunday liquor sales to the VFW and watch together, new one, I think,” County Chair get calls from women wanting be made legal in the county. and have a beer if they want to Rob Williamson of Navarre said Tuesday 7 to schedule baby showers and “I am not going to open the do so.” with a smile, “Gulf Breeze has Marine Advisory lady brunches and bridal show- Post on Sundays until the after- Commissioners did not dis- always been a little different, so 5:00 p.m., Santa Rosa County Administrative Center Board ers and when they fi nd out theynoon anyway. If people want to cuss the issue, but voted after the that is to be expected.” Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton cannot even have wine during drink beer they are just going to last speaker was fi nished. The Development Review Board 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Chambers, 1070 Buz Eddy Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze GB is 22nd safest city in Fla, retirement Republican Club of Santa Rosa County Monthly Meeting 6:30 p.m., The Club at Hidden Creek, 3070 PGA BLVD, party set Navarre, 32566 according to national survey Wednesday 8 The National Council for Home Safety and Se- The National Council for Home Safety and Secu- A retirement celebration for Gulf Breeze Toastmasters curity announce their annual Safest Cities in Florida rity is a trade association comprised of home securi- Edwin A. “Buz” Eddy is sched- 12:00-1:00 p.m., First Baptist Church of Gulf Breeze, 555 Report for 2017. ty professionals across the United States. The coun- uled for Fairpoint Dr Parkland, Weston, Marco Island, Bay Harbor Is- cil advocates for safe communities and home safety Sunday, land, and Valparaiso are the Top 5. with a strong focus on community involvement. April 23 Building Code Board of Adjustments The council combined data from the most recent Gulf Breeze was ranked #22. Other local munici- from 4 to 6 2:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old FBI Crime Reports, population data, and their own palities to make the list were Niceville, #18. p.m. at the Bagdad Hwy, Milton research to create their rankings. The report was for- More information can be found at www.alarms. Gulf Breeze mally released on February 23. org/the-safest-cities-in-fl orida-2017/ Community Santa Rosa Island Authority Board Meeting Center. 5:00 p.m., Authority’s meeting room, 1 Via de Luna Tickets Eddy are $15 and Mardi Gras leads to DUI arrests include a plate of fried fi sh and all the fi xings. Tuesday, Feb. 21 GULF BREEZE Sunday, Feb. 26 Sponsorship opportunities • 10:03 a.m.: Exxon, a sus- 8:35 p.m.: Coleman Baker, are available. Sponsor tables for picious persons report resulted POLICE 23, Pensacola was arrested for eight are $500. Tickets are limited in a 26-year-old Orlando man REPORT DUI in the 1100 block of US and will be available after March FLASHBACKS being arrested for a concealed Hwy 98. 10. For details, call Gulf Breeze weapon. 8:36 p.m.: Dana Dugas, 29, City Hall. Proceeds will benefi t March 2 Gulf Breeze Elementary of Pensacola was arrested for Take Stock in Children. School, a report of a stolen Friday, bi- Feb. 24 DUI, disorderly intoxication and Contact Bob Cleveland bob@ 1 Year ago this week – 2016 cycle which had been left on Shoreline Park, a report of a violation of driver license re- highpointe.com or Gary Mi- A Hwy. 98 widening project that has been in the works for years campus over the weekend. stolen boat trailer tag. strictions in the 50 block of US chaels at garymichaels@aol. is still underway, as area Hwy. 98 businesses are receiving 7:05 p.m.: Jeffrey Weiland, Hwy 98. com. notices from HDR Engineering representing the Florida Wednesday, Feb. 22 31, Navarre was arrested for • 11:55 p.m.: SR 399, a traffi c Department of Transportation to remove their roadside signs DUI in the 1800 block of US stop for speeding led to the arrest 200 block Dolphin Street, a by March 23. report of a vehicle burglary. Hwy 98. of the driver, Brooke Shippitka, Correction Exxon, a report of a theft • 11:35 p.m.: Nicholas Vaz- 21, of Navarre for DUI, posses- of a wallet which was left in the zana, 33, of Texas was charged sion of controlled substance, co- The scheduled completion 5 Years ago this week - 2012 bathroom. with DUI after passing out be- caine possession, marijuana and date for the medical offi ce build- Motorists in Gulf Breeze along South Sunset Drive will soon see drug paraphernalia. 8:56 p.m.: Pensacola Bay hind the wheel while in line at ing which will be occupied by a major expansion and renovation of the road when 10 feet are The passenger, Katrina Marti- Bridge, a traffi c stop for speed-the Whataburger drive-thru. Henghold Skin Health was in- added to its total width. nez, 31, of Navarre was arrested ing led to the citation of a 31- correct in the Feb. 23 issue. The year-old Pensacola man for pos-Saturday, Feb. 25 for possession of controlled sub- project will be complete by in stance without prescription, co- 2017. session of marijuana and drug 300 block Washington Ave., 10 Years ago this week - 2007 caine possession, marijuana and Gulf Breeze News regrets the paraphernalia. a report of criminal mischief. Almost three years after Hurricane Ivan demolished the Tiger drug paraphernalia. error. Point restaurant, the owners of the franchise are planning to open another Pizza Hut, this time in Gulf Breeze. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report
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Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law.
FELONIES Breeze, 32563, battery Timothy, W/M, 33, block, Autumn Trace Blvd, 2000 block, Jeannie St, Navarre, 32566, drugs- 2/21/17 Fitzgerald, Sharon Navarre, 32566, smuggle possess, cocaine-possess Braley, Ellen, W/ contraband Merton F, 32, 1000 Ashcraft, Jack Scott, block, 2/25/17 Dewayne, W/M, 34, 8000 W/M, Redwood McKnight, Joseph block, Lucena St, Navarre, 36, 2000 Ln, Gulf Robert, W/M, 29, 1000 32566, larc, failure to block, Breeze, block, N HWY 95 A, battery appear Bergren 32563, Rd, Gulf obstructing Chapman, Christina DUIs from your friends Breeze, Braley justice Fitzgerald Jean, W/F, 38, 1000 block, 32563, Amhurst Ct, 2/24/17 smuggle 2/23/17 Navarre, Allegro, Tena Jean, W/ at Gulf Breeze News contraband into prison Kapusciak, Scott 32566, F, 53, 2000 block, Masters Frederick, aggrav Blvd, Navarre, 32566, dui- Strickland, Chrissy W/M, 30, battery unlaw bld alch M r 2 Lorraine, W/F, 36, 1000 1000 block, Chandler Burke block, Ambassador Dr, Church Weiland, Jeffrey M r 7 Michael Brayton Gulf Breeze, 32563, drugs- St, Gulf Chapman Thomas, W/M, 31, 1000 M r 4 possess, drug equip-possess Breeze, 2/26/17 block, Turkey Oak Dr, Hailey Ward 32563, Fields, Navarre, 32566, dui-unlaw David Gerardi M r 8 Rathmann, Ryan aggrav asslt Cameron Tyler Bruce, W/ bld alch Michelle LaRue Peggy Bowden Alexander, W/M, 23, - weapon Kapusciak M, 19, 3000 block, Laurel 2/25/17 1000 block, Everglades Dr, Gulf M r 5 Dr, Navarre, 32566, prob Breeze, Vazzana, Nicholas Haley Hassett violation-felony 2/24/17 32563, Eugene, W/M, 33, 8000 Bee, Kyle Andrew, W/ aggrav asslt block, Laredo St, Navarre, Reed, Crystal Lea, W/ M, 24, 3000 block, Lexa Ct, - weapon 32566, dui-unlaw bld alch F, 36, 8000 block, Riverside Gulf Breeze, 32563, burgl Landing Way, Navarre, 2/26/17 32566, larc Adkins, Kris Lee, W/ Baker, Coleman Congratulations to this Week’s Winner 2/22/17 M, 39, 9000 block, Deer Randall, W/M, 500 block, Fields Hailey Ward • March 4 Berry, Ln, Navarre, 32566, drugs- 2/27/17 Ronda St, Cantonement, Birthday winner receives a voucher good for two Albert possess 32534, dui-unlaw bld alch Warren, Martinez, Katrina Pensacola Little Theatre tickets or two Gulf Breeze W/M, Herbst, Rachel Marie, NMN, W/F, 31, no address Dugas, Dana Rene, Rotary Gumbo Cook-off tickets. Winner must pick up the 20, 5000 W/F, 34, 7000 block, Allie given, marijuana-possess, W/F, 29, 700 block, Brook voucher at the Gulf Breeze News Offi ce by March 16. block, Grimes Rd, Navarre, 32566, drug equip-possess Meadow Lane, Pensacola, Register your birthday on our Facebook page or Stage prob violation-felony 32514, dui-unlaw bld alch email us at: [email protected] Coach Shippitka, Brooke Tr, Gulf Berry Ivanoff, Jeremiah Marie, W/F, 21, 7000 2/27/17 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS March 2, 2017 3A Replacement Santa Rosa Courthouse Courthouse evacuated will not be in downtown Milton after bomb and Crestview is on its second BY PAM BRANNON vote, we could look at inding Gulf Breeze News © 2017 courthouse since we have been other sources to pay for the threat [email protected] discussing and debating this is- building.” sue for years.” Commissioner Lane A mailed bomb threat prompted the County Commissioners vot- She said taking the court- Lynchard of Gulf Breeze said Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s ofice ed last Thursday to not build a house out of downtown Milton he wanted to move ahead with to evacuate the Santa Rosa County new courthouse in downtown will take business out of down- planning a new courthouse, but Courthouse Thursday, Feb. 23, at 9:36 Milton. Newest commissioner town Milton. not taking any inding options a.m. Sam Parker made a motion to County Commission Chair off the table. The letter stated a bomb was in take any downtown Milton lo- Williamson said, “She men- “I agree wholeheartedly that place at the courthouse and it would cation off the table once and for tioned Okaloosa County court- if there is a way to pry for a detonate. Sheriff’s Ofice Court Secu- all. Even though commission house, and they did not go courthouse without using LOST rity, Patrol Deputies and bomb sniff- chair Rob Williamson wanted through sales tax referendum to monies we should do that. But I ing dogs provided by Eglin Air Force to add to that motion to not use build their courthouse. would not want to take anything Base searched the facility but found sales tax monies for construc- There have been two things off the table as far as resources no bomb or any suspicious items in tion, after a lengthy discussion consistent in trying to get this to pay for the courthouse right File photo the courthouse. Staff was allowed only the issue of not using Mil- project done over the past 20 now. Nothing prevents us from The Santa Rosa County Courthouse is nearly obsolete back into the building at 2 p.m. and must be replaced before it is condemned. ton as a location was decided. years – one is building it in marching forward for the next A suspect has been identiied but One resident and Milton Milton – and the other is ask- 12 months and trying to fund this case remains under investigation. business owner Cindy Booth ing people to tax themselves to this without LOST money.” While Williamson agreed not support a site if The exact contents of the letter are not told commissioners, “I have build it. I would like to amend Commissioner Don Salter with Lynchard that a decision one comes forward being released at this time. been a business owner in down- the motion we have on the loor explained how Okaloosa and about the funding really did not that would be better town Milton for 28 years. We to not build a courthouse in Crestview built their court- need to be made right now, he for the community. But since I were promised during the last downtown Milton. I would like houses, saying, “The talk about still did not agree with nixing don’t see one before me, I will Three Psychic campaign that a new courthouse to add that we not pay for it with Okaloosa County and Crest- any and every downtown Mil- not be voting to remove the would be built in downtown local option sales tax. view building courthouses is ton site. downtown Milton site from our Mediums and Milton. I don’t know why you We cannot go back to the different than it is with us. Oka- “At this point I have not seen list.” Messages are thinking of going against people for another local option loosa and Crestview bonded a site that has come forward A vote was called on the mo- what the voters said they sales tax proposal on the bal- their projects out and had rev- that is better for our economic tion to not look at building a wanted when they voted on a lot until 2018. But if we could enue from things we don’t have growth or better for the county new courthouse in downtown Feb 25 location in a referendum vote. decide today to move forward – like airports. Their situation is as a whole than downtown Mil- Milton, and Williamson was the Okaloosa has built a courthouse without waiting for another quite different from ours.” ton. That is not to say I would only vote against the motion. Osceola Country Club 6:30 p.m
850.941.4321 co Fee simple title for Navarre Beach a priority ldcasepsychic.com » Continued from Page 1A the U.S. Congress must tackle to rebuild change in the Dept. of Interior the opportunity to ask Gaetz this year, in his opinion, was our mili- we may get the opportunity to any questions during his pre- sion meeting). Commissioners insurance costs and replacing tary.” get the Pass here.” sentation, but some were able also made note that it was the Obamacare. But local He said Santa Rosa County to speak with him for a mo- largest attendance they had seen “We have a lot of 39-ers, fee simple Commission Chair Rob Wil- ment before the meeting in the “in some time,” with people as we call them in Santa Rosa title was liamson would be coming to hall and in the meeting room. coming to her and see Gaetz. County. They are called 39- one issue Washington D.C. soon to make He told the crowd that his Open Gaetz talked about several ers, of course, because they are he spoke some rounds with him concern- Gaetz meetings during the rest issues, from fee simple title for small businesses that cannot go about the Gaetz ing fee simple title. of the day and into the evening beach properties to insurance. beyond 39 employees because longest. “Senator Marco Rubio is in several parts of the county He also brought a surprise for of the cost under Obamacare if “I know very committed to moving this would give people more chance Commissioner Don Salter to they hire more people.” there are some people here to- bill forward. Commissioner to ask questions. honor him for working with the “But people should be al- day concerned about fee simple Williamson and I will be meet- Gaetz did not mention his military to support the bases lowed to buy insurance across title for beach property,” Gaetz ing with Senator Rubio. If we recent stance on working with here and the help he gives to state lines,” Gaetz said. “That said. “It is no secret that I am have the ability to include the some other Congressmen to Veterans. Gaetz had a framed would bring the cost of insur- advocate for the Navarre Pass. Navarre Pass, we will. But we put together a bill to abolish the certiicate of recognition for ance overall down a lot. There But one thing that has been will work on getting the fee Federal EPA and none of the Salter, who said he was totally also should be Health Savings holding up these fee simple title simple title moving forward in commissioners asked him about taken by surprise. accounts so people could man- bills is having the Navarre Pass any case.” that issue. “Some of my best memories age their own health care costs included in the bill, We need to Commissioner Bob Cole told came from serving in the Navy,” and monies.” get fee simple title, even if the Gaetz that he was glad to hear Salter said. “I will do anything Gaetz said he has also learned Pass does not go through. They that the Congressman was in fa- to help support our men and a lot about how depleted the should not be tied together.” vor of moving forward with fee women in the military and to military resources are right now He said he believes the Na- simple title. help Veterans get then beneits since he arrived in Washington. varre Pass would be good for “We were concerned that they deserve for serving this “We were briefed two weeks the entire area. with Rep. Jeff Miller leaving we country,” Salter said. ago and found out that half of “It would bring economic might lose ground on any prog- Gaetz told those in atten- our Navy planes cannot ly right growth and tourism, for sure,” ress made in that area.” dance that one of the issues that now,” he said. “We simply have he said. “Now that we have a The audience was not given
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(Robin); and sister Beverly Zim- lings done Classii ed and Martha (Martie) Mickle for s/Legals all their loving care and being mern (Bill) of Gulf Breeze. there. Born in Miami, Fla., Ginny He will be missed by all who excelled in dance and musi- met him, especially his sense of cal theater throughout her high humor, sparkling blue eyes, and school years, and remained happy smile. We love you and close with friends from those will miss you, Uncle. happy times. After graduating 4A March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com
Dr. Joe and Marilyn Howard hosted WFWL President Ed Stanford was the WFWL Vice President Andrea Walker Jamey Jones, Northwest Florida Poet Joe Howard read his poem to the the West Florida Literary Federation’s master of Ceremonies at the party. checked everyone into the meeting. Laureate addressed the group. party goers. annual meeting and party West Florida Literary society meets at Howards’ home West Florida Literary Fed- eration’s annual meeting and party was held on February 18 at the home of Dr. Joe and Mrs. Marilyn Howard in Tiger Point. The party was hailed as Covered Dish Dinner with Decadent Des- serts. The hosts, Joe and Mari- lyn Howard, provided the entrée and guests brought appetizers, salads, vegetables and desserts. the winners in a publication in At the home of Alan and The food was scrumptious and the fall. Both events are well-at- Gloria McMillan, 54 Star Lake the group appeared to enjoy tended and received. Drive, Pensacola 32507 themselves moving about in that Andrea Walker explained that spacious and beautiful home; “The WFLF has been around The UWF Camellia Garden, a seeing old friends and meet- for about 27 years and it is an cooperative effort of the Univer- ing new friends. Andrea Walker all-volunteer non-profit orga- sity, the UWF Retired Employees said, “We always have a good nization. The mission is to pro- Association (REA) and the Pen- time and love to see new faces mote and nurture literary talent sacola Camellia Club (PCC), was and hear new voices.” in Northwest Florida through dedicated in 2009. There are ap- Following dinner, President educational programs, writers’ proximately 120 camellia shrubs Ed Stangford, as Master of Cer- workshops, open forums, school in the garden over half of which emonies, presented the program poetry competitions, community are varieties developed by the of readings for the evening. The programs, and publication. Cer- local club members. Each plant readers included Joe Howard, tain workshops are especially is identified by a plaque giving Charlotte Crane, Patricia Edmis- for members, and only member information about the plant. The ten Pamela Pfister, Richard Hurt, works are published in The Leg- UWF Camellia Garden has re- Photos by Betty Allen | Gulf Breeze News Quincy “Q” Hull, Rachel Reese, end, the newsletter for the orga- cently undergone an upgrade by WFWL party goers are enjoying the festivities. Dre, Elizabeth Holmes, Lisa nization.” the University, REA and PCC Rawson, Lachelle McCormick, WFWL sponsors open mic on with improved lighting, improved is planned for this luncheon and March and April meetings to get welcome to come and see what Bill Davis, Rachel Pongetti and the third Tuesday of each month. borders and walking trails within meeting. Sharla Dawn Gorder, a your check or you may mail it to we are all about and meet new Jamey Jones Poet Laureate. In the open mic members have the garden. retired flight attendant, mom, and her at 1289 Point E. Circle, Gulf friends. The club meetings/lun- This annual meeting is held a five-minute time limit to read On UWF campus, take Cam- an aerobics instructor, has her Breeze, FL 32563. cheons are held the second Thurs- in a festive manner to celebrate original creative writing, either pus Drive to the end. Park in lot own blog and is now a published Gulf Coast Friends is a so- day of the month from September the many successes of the past poetry or prose. Many times the “V” and the UWF Camellia Gar- author. Sharla will be here to cial and charitable organization through May. Please contact Gail year and begin a new year with session begins with a short pro- den is a short walk up the hill. share her newly published book. supporting charitable and civic Welsh at 261-5024 for more in- optimism and gladness. WFWL gram of a quest author before There will be signs on campus Doors open at 11 a.m. causes in the area. Everyone is formation. doesn’t just bring people to- the open mic, with directions to the garden. At the April meeting and lun- gether for parties; it encourages The Board of Directors in- The second garden tour is cheon on April 13, candidates for people who are interested in clude officers and directors. The at the home of Alan and Gloria the 2017-2018 officers will be writing and promotes the liter- officers are President Ed Lang- McMillan, 54 Star Lake Drive in elected to be installed at the May ary heritage of West Florida. ford; Vice President and Legend Warrington. meeting. Come to this meeting WFLF offer programs, work- Editor Andrea Walker; Secretary The McMillan home has ap- and meet these ladies. Business is Better shops, awards, critique sessions, Janet Thomas; and the treasury proximately 150 camellias. Alan In April, don’t forget to mark open mics and related activities office is open. The directors are and Gloria have selected out- your calendar for the April Casi- in Gulf Breeze! for members and the public. John Baradell, Charlotte Crane, standing varieties and their gar- no Night, GCF’s BIG Fundraiser Tell the story of your business or organization’s This organization also sponsors Susan Feathers, Susan Lewis, den is truly a show-place. that will be held this year on Sat- progress and success in the 2016 Gulf Breeze News an annual student poetry writing and Tom Turner. There will be desirable camel- urday, April 22, from 6 p.m. till Progress Report distributed in the Gulf Breeze contest, publishes an anthology There are several ways to be- lia plants for sale @ $25 at each 10 p.m. at LaBrisa Restaurant; all News and throughout o ce lobbies in our area. biannually, and maintains the come a member of this group: location. It is suggested that buy- monies going to local charities. Dr. Francis P. Cassidy Writers All you need to do is go to the ers come early for the best selec- There will be party snacks, cash Gulf Breeze News Resource Center in Pensacola website and print out and com- tion. bar and prize drawings. Games Cultural Center. plete the membership form. For additional details see www. will include a GCF Derby Horse Hurry! RESERVE The published anthology of You can make your member- pensacolacamelliaclub.com or Race, poker, blackjack, and bin- PROGRESS Your ad by March 15, Save 25% mostly local writers is called ship fee payment using PayPal call Norman Vickers, PCC Pub- go. Tickets are limited, and may REPORT 2017 Your ad by March 30, Save 20% the Emerald Coast Review. This and mail in your membership licity Chair, 850-484-9183. be purchased at the March meet- Your ad by April 14, organization appoints the Poet form or you can mail a check ing or from Barbara Koncan at Save 15% Purchase a half page ad or larger and get a FREE article! Laureate of Northwest Florida, and the form to: West Florida Gulf Coast Friends 450-7978 or Gail Seidler at 916- To advertise in the 2017 currently Jamey Jones; who fol- Literary Federation 400 Jeffer- (GCF) 9660. lows in the footsteps of a list of son St. Suite 212 Pensacola, Fl On Friday May 12 at 10 am, Progress edition call 932.8986 excellent poets, most recently GCF’s will hold the Annual 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway | Harbourtown Unit 35 32502-5902. Gulf Coast Friends have a Julie DeMarko and Dr. Henry Bunco Party at Pensacola Yacht Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 | gulfbreezenews.com lot of some fun events planned Langhorne. Club. The cost, $15, includes a Pensacola Camellia for both March, April and May. WFWL offers weekly work- buffet, tax and tip. Coffee and Club First, all GCF members and their p p shops for writers of all ages and iced tea will be available all day. BUSINESS VACATION EXTENDED STAY friends are invited to celebrate by sponsor a student poetry contest Wine and mixed drinks will be The Pensacola Camellia wearing green to the St. Patrick’s each spring for K - 12 students in available at the bar to purchase. Club’s annual garden tours and Day program at the March lun- Escambia County. The contest is Bring $5 for the Bunco pot and plant sale will be held on Sat- cheon and meeting on March 9 open to all students whether pub- there will be three lucky winners. urday March 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 at LaBrisa Restaurant in Gulf y lic, private or home-schooled. Jan Smith will be available at the A place for ou in Pensacola p.m. at the following locations: Breeze. 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BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] Adopt-a-Pet Oficer Beth Goff of the R.J. | 4 month old | Male | Domestic Short Hair Gulf Breeze Police Department (GBPD) was selected by her I’m very affectionate and peers as the 2016 Oficer of the looking for my forever home! Year. A presentation recogniz- To adopt R.J. ing Goff was held as a part of call 850-968-3260 the regular city council meeting JR. HUMANE SOCIETY on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Cantonment, FL 32533 Mayor Matt Dannheisser of- Kristin N. Compton | Gulf Breeze News fered his praise and a certiicate Gulf Breeze Police Chief Rick Hawthorne presents Officer Beth Goff to the city council as Officer of the Don’t miss... signed by him and the other Year as selected by her fellow officers. Jr. Humane Society council members thanking Goff Adoption Days at PetSmart was able to complete the Trafic knowledge,” having formerly tember of 2014. She currently Davis Hwy. Pensacola for her service and congratulat- Homicide Investigations (THI) worked with the Florida De- lives with her husband and their Every Saturday Noon-4pm ing her on her honorary achieve- A Real Sweetie! schooling while still remaining partment of Law Enforcement three canine companions, two juniorhumanesociety.com ment. He pointed out, “It’s very “right at the top of everybody” (FDLE) as a crime analyst. dachshunds and one English Brought To You By impressive that your fellow of- for her stats for the year. “So she brought some of that bulldog, in Santa Rosa County. To be a Sponsor of icers selected you and it wasn’t “It’s an 80-hour class,” Haw- training to assist with investiga- I was extremely honored to Adopt A Pet your Chief or your Deputy thorne said. “She’s not even tions,” Hawthorne said. “And be named oficer of the year be- Call (850) 932-8986 Chief but your fellow oficers; here working; she’s away … there’s no ‘I can’t do.’” cause it was peer voted,” Goff and that says a lot about you.” That doesn’t include maybe Goff, who is a native of Pen- said. “My peers recommended Chief of Police Rick Haw- some other vacation time and sacola, earned her Bachelor’s me for this. And especially as a thorne introduced Goff provid- everything else.” degree in Criminal Justice from female oficer, I was very hon- ing some background informa- But despite her busy schedule, the University of West Florida ored about that.” tion on her and her efforts that Hawthorne said that if someone before attending the police Dannheisser commented that led to her being chosen for such at the department ever needed academy at Northwest Florida the GBPD is “the best small a recognition by her peers. assistance and she was avail- State College in Niceville. police department in the entire “I have nothing to do with it; able, “she would jump right in; “Something a lot of people state,” and added that the city We are proud to be the fi rst in the area to offer ... it’s what her fellow employees didn’t even ask.” probably don’t know about me is very fortunate to have an of- Gentle laser want,” Hawthorne began. “And “She jumps in for every- is that I am a Zumba instruc- icer such as Goff bringing her treatment for the with the outstanding work that thing,” Hawthorne said. “If it tor as well,” Goff said. “I don’t level of experience to the de- symptoms she’s done for the year, there’s needs to be done, she’s going to teach anymore, but I am still an partment. of low hormones not one speciic incident that or menopause, do it. She’s the irst to volunteer instructor. I taught Zumba prior “Your spirit and your attitude including ... she took care of, it’s everything, for anything. If there’s some- to joining the police academy.” are fantastic,” Dannheisser said Call for •Painfulintercourse from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 she was thing that we’re looking for, Goff joined the GBPD in recognizing Goff. “We are very Introductory non-stop.” she’s right there.” April of 2014 as a part time ofi- fortunate to have such a great Offer! •Vaginalitching,irritation Hawthorne explained that Hawthorne said Goff came cer transitioning into a full time group of men and women that •Vaginalburning,dryness throughout the last year, Goff to the GBPD with “a little extra role with the department in Sep- work for the city.” •UrinaryUrgency,Urinatingatnight •ReccuringbladderinfectionsorUTIs •Lichensclerosus Anyoneiswelcometoattendaseminaror Take a ‘Tour of Tables’ at Pensacola FREEconsultationtohearmoredetails. Garden Center March 14 850-916-7766
The Pensacola Federation of before the Tour of Tables lun- Garden Center Ofice (MWF 10 Garden Clubs is happy to invite cheon. am – 3 pm). Karen Kennedy, MD Passport the public to attend the original Questions can be addressed Questions can be addressed Gynecology•BoardCertified•RegisteredPharmacist Pensacola Tour of Tables, taking to Sandy Nicholson at (850) to Darlene Ginnetti at (850) 1118 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. #201 | Gulf Breeze, FL Day is place at the Pensacola Garden 525-9890 or via email sent to 466-5016 or via email sent to Center, 1850 N 9th Ave. This [email protected]. [email protected]. www.karenkennedymd.com | 850.916.7766 highly anticipated annual event The second opportunity to March 11 can be doubly enjoyed, irst at enjoy Pensacola’s premier table Donald C. Spencer, Santa the Wine and Appetizer Preview design event is at the Tour of Rosa County Clerk of Courts is Night on Tuesday, March 14 Tables luncheon on Wednesday, scheduling a Passport Day on from 5 to 7 p.m. March 15. Doors will open at Saturday, March 11, from 8 a.m. Tickets to this preview eve- 11 am to view the tables and to 2:30 p.m. at the Administra- ning cost $10 and are available purchase tickets for chances tive Building located at 6495 at the door or ahead of time in to win sumptuous rafle bas- Caroline Street in Milton. the Garden Center Ofice (MWF kets. Lunch will be served at A Passport Day is being of- 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.). noon. The winner of the Peo- fered to all citizens who are in Take advantage of the oppor- ple’s Choice Award will be an- need of a passport but ind it tunity to view stunning tables nounced at the luncheon. dificult to apply during normal designed by talented PFGC Seats are available at the pro- business hours. members and professional dec- fessionally decorated tables as If you need to know the re- orators and to purchase a glass well as the circle tables. Tick- quirements to apply for a pass- of wine to sip while nibbling ets to the luncheon, costing $20, port please call the Clerk of complimentary appetizers in a must be purchased prior to 15 Courts ofice at 850-983-1966. relaxed atmosphere the evening March and are available in the Gulf Coast Vision Center Welcomes Dr. Suzanne Day Engagements, marriages, and new babies... all good news to share with our readers Dr. Suzanne Day is now seeing patients at and FREE for everyone! Gulf Coast Vision Center in East Hill. Forms for engagement and marriage announcements Just a short drive across the Three Mile Bridge, are available on our website at gulfbreezenews.com. her new offi ce is located at the corner of 12th Avenue and East Cervantes Street. To place a new baby announcement send photo, name Dr. Day invites all former patients—and new— of baby, proud parents and grandparents to to schedule their next appointment with her [email protected]. at Gulf Coast Vision Center!
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CONTRIBUTORS “I mean I always like stuff Betty Archer Allen like that when I travel other places because I don’t have to Pam Brannon drive. We’re going over there Jack Kale this afternoon, never been to Tom Nolan Downtown Pensacola; so if Dr. Robert Randel there are restaurants and stuff there, nightlife, that would be good.” Adam Smith Member: Pennsylvania Florida Press Association
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Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce “Well we’re just vacationing from Arkansas, but I have fam- Navarre Tourist ily down here that was talking Development Council about that yesterday, that was saying that they thought it would be very, very helpful. I LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze think I would use it when visit- News welcomes your opinion. We ing as well.” reserve the right to edit a letter to fit Regina Hill space available. We do not accept People react differently to funerals letters containing a personal attack Arkansas on any individual. Letters must be The funeral procession motorcade. I even saw two in the line. Instead, these were limited to one per month from an started on Scenic Highway sets of yard guys: one showed folks who recognized the grief individual writer. If we receive form and meandered under the 17th deep reverence while the of those around them. They letters, we will print only the first bridge trestle, over bridges, others continued working. wanted to honor the life of one we receive. Include your name, and into Barrancas National The golfers playing near the someone they did not know address and daytime phone number. Cemetery. The Patriot Guard cemetery were equally as because it was the decent riders honored their fallen different. Some played on, thing to do. They recognized CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze colleague by riding their while others stopped and their own mortality and our News is committed to accuracy and custom motorcycles with saluted. It was strange. connection with the living and wants to hear from you if we need fl ags raised. The local law I felt a sense of indignation the dead. These folks gave to make a correction or clarification. enforcement leap-frogged from it was typical. by those who seemed to their time and stillness as a “I’m not from around here Please email us at news@ intersection to intersection However, this memorial ignore this social more. Was gift to honor a family who was so I probably wouldn’t ever use gulfbreezenews.com with the with their fl ashing lights and procession revealed something it that they didn’t know what saying goodbye. It was special subject line CORRECTION or it. We don’t go to Downtown occasional sirens. We all had I had never noticed so clearly. was going on? Were they so and I won’t ever forget that CLARIF-ICATION: call (850) 932- Pensacola too much when vis- our hazard lights running as we I had never witnessed such a caught up in their own lives saluting homeless man and his 8986 during office hours and ask iting.” caravanned through Pensacola disparity between reactions that they were blind to the half full shopping cart. for news or sports departments. Justin Koford and onto the navy base. It was of pedestrians. There was a suffering of others? Were they Today, I want to encourage ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News Salt Lake City, Utah will not be responsible for quality or a somber affair, but we were in downtown jogger who kept at just oblivious? Did they know you to be mindful of the life discoloration in ads provided by the it together. their workout, even jogging these things and still not care? that goes on around you. I advertiser or its agents. I’ve ridden in funeral around cars that had pulled Was their rude behavior an invite you to take a moment processions before and in most over to stop. Within a minute, issue of education and training to consider that sometimes God’s word Gulf Breeze News is published ways this one was the same. I another jogger completely or was it willful? I found this moment isn’t about weekly on Thursdays for $39 per felt that strange urge to silence stopped and even took off his myself grieving not just the you. Show your respects to You, dear children, are year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. my car radio even though no visor and hung his head in a loss of a decorated veteran, someone who is hurting and from God and have overcome Periodical postage paid at Gulf one else could hear it. My but also the loss of ground of a experiencing a loss. Take a show of support. There was them [those who deny that Breeze, Florida. USPS #021819. heart still raced when I would the homeless man who stopped valued tradition. page from Jesus’ playbook. Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. stroll through the red lights as his shopping cart and saluted At the same time, I felt 2000 years ago when he saw a Jesus is from God and who POSTMASTER: Please send if we were doing something while standing at attention. My extremely humbled by those funeral procession “his heart have the spirit of the world], address changes to Gulf Breeze wrong by running it. Most guess is he had been a veteran. who chose to honor our overfl owed with compassion” News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL because the one who is in other cars going the other Another few hundred yards, procession with a customary (Luke 7:13). Take a moment 32562. direction would pull over in a pause. Clearly the folks on and be still. 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Services are conducted on the Soundside beach behind Hemingway’s on Pensacola Beach.
Pastor Jack Kale with wife Sandra, son Gabe and daughters Emma and Julia. Central Waterside Church has its toes in the sand
BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News © 2016 [email protected]
Pastor Jack Kale leads Central Waterside Church which A: The most challenging are the limitations of doing meets Sundays on the beach behind Hemingway’s Restau- A: Jack and his wife Sandra, who teaches at West Navarre church without a building, of course. But the rewarding part rant. Here is a conversation with him. Primary and Jack says was his “middle school sweetheart,” is seeing God change people’s lives, seeing marriages saved, have three children from age 11 to age 15. seeing alcoholics rescued. Q: Did you always want to be a pastor? Q: What is the basic philosophy/ doctrine/ Q: How many on paid staff ? A: No, not until I was about 17. That’s when I was work- belief of your church? ing at a Boy Scout Camp and heard my call. I was reading A: Two part-time and two full-time and then some teens in Matthew about the Great Commission and felt the call for A: “We believe in second chances,” Kale said. “We be- we pay for set up crew each week. me to teach and baptize – although I guess now we do a lot lieve in rescuing people through Grace, and it is OK not to more than that. be OK.” Central Waterside is non-denominational. “If asso- Q: What programs offered regularly? ciated with any organized religious work, it would be Evan- Q: Where did you grow up? gelical Christianity,” he said. “We seem to reach people es- A: 9 a.m. Sunday service on the waterfront of Heming- pecially who have been hurt or disenfranchised by organized way’s restaurant on Pensacola Beach (Soundside); Middle A: Dothan, Alabama religion.” School youth ministry; several small group meetings during the week; outreach with the homeless; foreign missions in Q: What growth or changes have you seen Haiti. We are very mission oriented. Q:Where have you served so far? in your church in the last five years? Q: Goals for the following 12 months? A: I started serving with the United Methodist Church in A: We have continued to grow with our crowds and regu- 1995 at a small; country church in Montgomery, Ala. I have lar members. Over the last year, our average attendance at A: We are growing so much that in the next 12 months we worked and served at six churches, being an associate pastor our waterside site outside Hemingway’s, off the Boardwalk plan to offer another Sunday worship opportunity besides the for two of those churches. Ended up at Gulf Breeze United on Pensacola Beach, is 377. If the weather is warm and good, 9 a.m. service. Methodist as a campus pastor before leaving to start Central we can have as many as 500 people there on a Sunday morn- Waterside on May 5, 2013. We partner with Central Christian ing. If the weather turns cold or rainy, then it can drop to 300. **** Church in Las Vegas. They do not pay any of our salaries or We go inside the restaurant if it is cold or rainy, though. expenses, but through our partnership receive many resourc- To suggest a feature on a local place of worship, email es that help us, with a small staff here, do our work. Q: What is the most challenging in this Pam Brannon at [email protected]
work? What is the most rewarding? Q: Your family?
The business models of the liberal news outlets The liberal business models of some ing to a liberal readership mal foods in remembrance caged, crowded, mutilated, beaten, and news outlets make no inancial sense. has lost readers causing a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of Jesus’ 40 days of fasting shocked. With TV cable news you have six or so constantly falling revenue. in the wilderness before Lent offers a superb opportunity to liberal news outlets that split about 50% So why are these same launching his ministry. honor Christ’s powerful message of com- of the total cable news viewership. On newspapers buying much the paper and the employees who either The call to refrain from passion, but also to protect the health of the conservative side there is one being smaller papers with even smaller proitlose their jobs or now do the work of eating animals is as old as the Bible. In our family and our planet Earth by adopt- Fox which has the number one ratings margins in the heart of conservative ter- two or three people to meet the papers’ Genesis 1:29, God commands humans to ing a meat-free diet. for the last 11 years, now do the math! ritory being rural America? downsizing requirements to remain vi- eat only plants; then Prophet Isaiah pre- FREDERICK DONNELLy If a business’s sole purpose is to make The Pensacola News Journal has been able to deliver a political message that is dicts that “none will hurt or destroy on Ft Walton Beach the most amount of proit feasibly pos - failing and continually reducing its over- unwanted without a type of fairness and God’s holy mountain.” balance by the majority of the rural con- sible why do the liberal cable news busi- head (now printed by the Mobile paper) A number of Christian leaders have Trump deserves fake news nesses on the bottom of the liberal cable just to remain viable in the Pensacola servative population! followed the call, including Methodist news ratings remain in this same liberal area. Local readers will tell you it’s be- Is this America’s new business model founder John Wesley, Salvation Army for controlling the low of information There’s a lot of “news” out there and category of cable news competition. A cause of their one sided liberal stance founders William and Catherine Booth, some of it is fake, but Trump deserves true business model for success would they will not buy that paper. Now what for a political purpose of inluencing the Seventh-day Adventist Church founder low informational readers? fake news. move to the other side of the political about the other local papers in the area Ellen G. White, and prominent evangeli- During the Obama Administration spectrum and compete with Fox for that that were just bought by a liberal owned STEVEN KING cal leader Franklin Graham. Milton Trump was the source of fake news stat- 50 percent of the viewership. So why do holding company? Have their political A meat-free diet is not just about ing Obama was born in Kenya. We have they choose to remain in a unsuccessful views changed in the last 4 or 5 months Christian devotion. Dozens of medi- Editor’s note: Gulf Breeze News is yet to see Trump’s birth certiicate show- business model? To push a liberal po- since that purchase? Does it sound like cal studies have linked consumption of ing he wasn’t born in the Soviet Union locally owned. litical agenda, it is not about the truth of a successful business model for the pur- animal products with elevated risk of like his wife was. And we know that what is being messaged or their inancial pose of proitability? Or to push a liberal heart failure, stroke, cancer, and other Trumps election was rigged because be- success! political agenda again without a truth- The diet of Lent killer diseases. A United Nations report fore the election he said it was rigged. Twenty or so years ago the newspa- ful political message and not worried named meat production as the largest And unless that was fake news we have pers were deemed a dying business mod- about their inancial success as a - busi March 1st marks the beginning of source of greenhouse gases and water to believe him. el because of the internet. Even the large ness? Who pays for these business deci- Lent, the 40-day period preceding Easter, pollution. Undercover investigations MARC PERKEL newspapers in liberal big cities cater- sions? The readers who now go without when many Christians abstain from ani- have documented farm animals being Gilroy, Calif. 8A March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com City discusses multi-use pathway through Shoreline South wetlands medium-sized communities to have of being funded if you provide some Continued from Page 1A » that certification and that’s why we’re level of match. Twenty percent will City Manager Edwin A. “Buz” Eddy piggy-backing with the county.” move it up to the top echelon we be- said that he spoke with a resident at the Abell added, “The county has been lieve, and make it a possibility. Without last capital planning workshop who gracious enough to offer to submit this that type of match … it’s likely to lan- similarly suggested that the $5.9 mil- application on the city’s behalf.” guish toward the bottom of the list for lion be used to facilitate better levels of Councilwoman Cherry Fitch was cu- years to come.” service and deal with some of the traf- rious as to when the city might expect Abell said part of the city’s aim in fic. “As [Abell] pointed out, this should to hear back from the TPO. seeing this through is in an effort to “It really relates to how the TPO as- keep an eye on the bridge replacement do it; this should help,” Eddy said. A multi-use pathway from Fairpoint to Shoreline that will include the The city reached out to the county for signs it priority,” Abell said. “Looking project and use this transportation al- wetlands trail boardwalk is planned for Shoreline Park South. at the list of transportation alternative ternative to help offset some of the its assistance in getting this in front of is a project that excites you, if you if pointed out that not only will this projects at this time, there’s 71 that are congestion that will result from it by the TPO due to a requirement that the you like the idea of a safe, multi-use project be supportive of its residents, on the list.” She added, “But is depends providing its residents with a multi-use submitting agency be certified by the pathway from Fairpoint to Shoreline but that it will likely suffice as a tour- also on if the city is able to contribute a pathway as another option to get from Federal-Aid Highway Program for Lo- and a wetlands boardwalk trail, we ism draw as well further enhancing the match; that obviously can help with the point A to point B. cal Agency Program (LAP) projects. would appreciate [a letter of support] community. prioritizing and boost you to the top of Abell also mentioned that the Assis- “That is why we have not submitted to forward on to [the TPO]… increas- Councilman Tom Naile comment- that list.” tant to the City Manager Nathan Ford is for this grant previously,” said Abell. ing the likelihood that the project will ed, “I’m just glad to see the city and Eddy added, “A project like this on currently accepting letters of support to “Because it’s a very intensive certifi- occur,” Abell said. the county working together on some- the radar of the TPO has a good chance further push the project along. “If this cation. 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“Henry” (Tom Nolan) is a secret government agent trying to stop the advancement of time travel technology. MyMy timetime onon ‘Overdrive’‘Overdrive’ Refl ections on Acting in a Local Indie Film around New Orleans with the passed- out drunks and homeless people sleep- always make the fi nest movies he is ca- front progressively younger versions of At about 2 a.m. in New Or- ing on cardboard boxes under train pable of, with a smart, odd, refreshing himself. How Henry comes to terms with leans, Steve suggested the time was fi overpasses- and storefront windows. artistic integrity. More than one per- the insanity and chaos of this terrifying in- nally right for me to shave my head. By Eventually we found a fountain turned son has shared with Steve they believe stability is the central issue in the movie, now we were about eight months into off for the night by a shopping center. I “Overdrive/Minor Paradox” is, by far, and the main thematic thread that keeps an shooting director Steve McMillan’s took out my razor and dipped it in the the best thing he has done yet. audience engaged and enraged and on the feature fi lm “Overdrive/Minor Para-cold, still fountain water. Our movie, “Overdrive/MInor Paradox” edge of their seats for the fi lm’s one hour dox,” and I felt excited, liberated and I was about halfway through the head is about a secret government agent named and 20 minute length. freed from the terrible constraints and shaving process when, from the other Henry Sellers, who is assigned to stop the In addition to myself, Tom Nolan, who burden of having to sport the ugly re- end of the open-air shopping center advancement of time travel technology plays the central character, Henry Sellers, ceding hairline this acting job required. plaza, Steve and I noticed a uniformed and any other potential advanced ideas that “Overdrive/Minor Paradox has local Gulf I had not shaved in about four months. man shouting and waving his hands in could interfere with the mundane everyday Breeze wunderkind Clay Bloodworth as We needed to get my character to look our direction. life that we all know and enjoy. In the pro- a teenage version of Henry, Sara Storm as more mature, to show in the most au- We both turned around to see if he cess of trying to suppress the knowledge brilliant professor/mad scientist Ms. Liv- thentic and inexpensive way that a could possibly be yelling at some other of a time machine’s existence, Henry gets ingston and director Steve McMillan as a few years passed, and I was now more loiterers even further away from him. I caught up in his own past, rapidly cycling version of Henry Sellers in his 20s. Steve evolved, or at least older. still was not sure if his orders were direct- backwards in time, being forced to con- See Saturday’s Page 2B » I had shaving cream, I had about edspecifi callyat us. I continued shaving. eight razors, and we had the time – the As the gentleman approached he creative chasms – the alleys and corners of sunrise Steve needed to capture Henry seemed increasingly concerned. My New Orleans in the middle of the night. (my character) gazing at over the Mis- scalp was an alternating patchwork of sissippi River, was not due for about Working with local fi lmmaker/ge- reddened fl esh and fl uffy white shaving nius security guard Steve McMillan is a four more hours (at 6:38 a.m., as I re- cream in the areas where I had yet to deep joy, a proud honor and a humbling call). The one thing we needed was apply my blade. water to moisturize my scalp before setting the blade to my skin. But hey – The man paused. I’m an artist, I think quickly on my feet when i have to, and gosh darn it, I can “Uh, you’re shaving, huh?” be downright resourceful when I have “Yes, sir.” to be. I knew that somehow, someway, “Well, fi nish it up. I can’t send you out into the we were going to fi gure out how to get this done. night looking like that.” We did not want to spend money for “Absolutely. Thank you much, sir.” a motel room overnight, and no local acquaintances were available to sup- It took another half hour or so to com- ply a couch or futon for a quick nap privilege. I can only give him my good plete, but we fi nally moved on – deeper will, humor and professionally consis- for a few hours, so Steve and I made into the heart of our desperate and dark Photos courtesy of Steve McMillan do. We improvised scenes – wandering tent positive attitude (and pray for his Tom Nolan, left, with fi lmmaker Steve McMillan. continued patience). I trust that he will The Winning Team Professionals you can count on! WATERFRONT AWAITS GORGEOUS GULF VIEW TRUE FLORIDA LIVING
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Lifestyle/Entertainment Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘The Salesman (Forushande)’ is an Iranian fi lm of heartache The closest I am likely to get to understanding French or Italian or Iranian culture is by watching these countries’ mov- ies. I suspect this is true for most people in the United States today. We are a wonderfully spoiled and entitled people for the most part, and as we go through our day-to-day lives it is very easy to lose perspective on this. This simple and obvious will make it to the street before But life goes on, as, of course, fact is potently and pointedly they are crushed to death by the it must for Emad and Rana, and brought home in the very fi rstweight of their own home. they take this horrible tragedy minute of Iranian director As- What is it that is causing their in stride and fi nd a new place to ghar Farhadi’s latest movie “The apartment building’s imminent live. What happens next sets up Salesman (Forushande)”. In the destruction? An earthquake? the central confl ict of the story, very disturbing opening images A tornado? Nope. It’s a which involves the assault of ing, thought-provoking and soul of “The Salesman” we witness bullzozer, which appears as a wife Rana by an assailant Emad shaking, and by the time you read this it will, most likely, have our central couple, Emad and sort of Godzilla-type monster, takes the remainder of the fi lm Clay Bloodworth | Special to the News very deservedly already won the In a scene from the movie, Tom Nolan enters a hotel room. Rana, gathering whatever be- mindlessly and soullessly taking to fi nd. longings they can as they run out down these people’s domicile Hardly a conventional “re- Academy award for Best For- of their apartment building. The without a hint of compassion or venge” movie, by Western stan- eign Film. walls are shaking, the windows recognition. This is life in Iran dards, “The Salesman” challeng- “The Salesman/Forushande” Local production are cracking and it looks like the today and worlds away from es us to have compassion for the will soon be available on DVD entire edifi ce will be collaps- where you and I are right now monster who caused our loving and all the usual streaming ser- ing at any second. Hopefully - sitting pretty, sunning it up in couple such deep trauma. vices. will debut March 3 our immediately likable couple the Redneck Riviera. “The Salesman” is disturb- » Continued from Page 1A ing their “thing.” “Overdrive/Minor Paradox” is a version of Henry Sellers in his movie about time machines, para- 20s. Steve was able to enlist thenoia and long nights refl ecting on services of local actors and friends the depths of our meaningless ex- to fi ll in the other 14 to 20 smaller istence. parts in the movie. Kelly Langford It is also quite a fun, crazy ride Johnson as a waitress in a diner on that will take you to places you the day of the 9/11 attacks is par- have never been before, and plac- ticularly outstanding in her small es you might have never known role. you wanted to go. I think “Overdrive/Minor Para- Check out “Overdrive/Minor ‘Hot Pink Weekend’ funds dox” stands as a fascinating and Paradox” (completely for free odd fi lm that could open up almost but donations will be accepted) anyone’s mind to ways of thinking this weekend, Friday & Satur- breast cancer research they might never have considered day March 3 & 4 at 9:30 p.m. before. 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BY PAM BRANNON before attached the conditions on retro been too successful in handling it. It ginning of the year -- but a lot of the board had more money set aside for Gulf Breeze News © 2017 pay that they are saying they need this causes all kinds of audit problems,” he money the district gets from those new possible negotiating beyond this offer, [email protected] time around. said. students is used for new teachers to that should be out on the table now be- “They are saying if we don’t accept “If we pay retro by mid-March, it keep up with the state classroom size fore retro pay was paid. Impasse – that’s where the Santa the salary offer at least for retro pay still takes a month to get it approved law, and for beneits for those teachers Chavers and the union’s memo ex- Rosa County School Board negotiat- to be paid by mid-March, even of we by school board, and then there is the and other costs connected with those plaining the impasse issues says the ing team says talks are with the teach- keep negotiating, then they will take time it takes for collaboration with dif- students. district has “approximately $8.6 mil- ers’ union. The two negotiating teams retro payoff the table completely. They ferent teachers at different levels, and “I am looking at at $1.4 million lion in new money this year. The union have been in talks for this school year’s are saying they have to pay retro pay it makes a mess to try to pay retro by to $1.7 million increase in insurance proposal for salary increases would teacher contract since last August. Su- by mid-March, but that is not true. getting into a new iscal year. In sala- cost for next school year. We have to mean 2.77 percent which would cost perintendent of School Tim Wyrosdick There is no law saying that retro pay ries we are talking federal dollars, and be sure we have money enough to pay approximately $2.8 million. told Gulf Breeze News this week, “We has to be paid at any certain time of state dollars, not just local dollars. And the salary increases not just this year Wyrosdick said the union always are just too far apart. If we were clos- year. If they are going to keep negoti- audit problems come when you try to but for recurring years and meet all the claims there is more money available er in salary offers then we could keep ating, then they must be thinking they use federal dollars in the next iscal other increasing costs, like insurance,” for salary and beneits than the district going without declaring impasse, but can offer more in salary beneits then year for expenses like retro pay for the he said. claims. we are so far apart and not making any their offer that is on the table. They past iscal year. That’s why we need to Chavers said the school board’s “They think I am hiding money or headway.” have paid retro pay in the past when start the process by mid-March,” he offer breaks down as: 1,124 teachers moving it someplace. I have an Audi- Now both sides will be looking at the contract was settled, which has said. who were grandfathered in for tenure tor General report foe the past school a list of magistrates or a list of media- been later then mid-March,” Chavers But he said the union said no to that before Florida passed the no tenure law year on my desk right now, and it says tors to come to Santa Rosa County and said, “They have the ability to pay ret- scenario. would receive a 1.65 percent increase; there was not one single dollar placed meet with both sides. ro pay after March 15.” “The school board decided it did not 178 effective performance pay teach- in the wrong category or labeled The last time Santa Rosa School Supt. Wyrosdick also told Gulf want to get into that mess again with ers would receive a 1.65 percent raise; wrong. With a budget our size, not District teacher contracts entered im- Breeze News that the issue of retro retro pay. If we cannot start the process 597 highly effective performance pay having one single dollar according to passe was in 2009. pay was a sticking point right now that by mid-March then retro pay for the teachers would receive a 2.2 percent audit misplaced is a big deal.” Rhonda Chavers, chief negotiator they cannot seem to get past. proposed raises back to August will be raise; and 694 ed-support employees Wyrosdick said while they wait for and President of Santa Rosa Profes- “We asked the teachers union to do off the table,” Wyrosdick said, “And I would receive a 1.65 percent raise. a list from the state of available magis- sional Educators union, said the offer a Memorandum of Understanding that hate to see that. But we are also about The average pay increase would be trates or mediators, talks can continue. concerning retro pay back to the be- would allow us to pay teachers retro $1.7 million to $1.8 million apart on at 1.8 percent. When the state list arrives, both sides ginning of the school year is one major pay right now back to August based on salary proposals, and that is a lot of She said the reason the union did will go back and forth until they ind a factor causing an impasse. the offer that we put on the table but money.” not sign the Memorandum of Under- person they both agree to come to the “We did not declare impasse,” she keep negotiating. It is next to impos- Wyrosdick said the school district standing was because nothing in that county and hear the issues. The hear- said. “But the issue of paying retro pay sible for us to pay retro pay after mid- did get a lot of new students this year memorandum required the school dis- ings will be held in Milton and open to is a big issue for us. They have never March. We have done it before and not -- about 900 new students since the be- trict to keep negotiating – and of the the public.
Laptop funds
Ana DeCesare receivies a check from Deb Andrews for $2,363 from Gulf Breeze Optimist Club. The funds are to support Take Stock in Children in their effort to purchase laptops for graduating seniors in need of assistance.
Domenik Hixon, a former NFL player, was the guest speaker at Gulf Breeze Middle School’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting. He is now a local resident. NOTICE TO ALL ELECTORS A super guest visits Gulf OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY
Breeze Middle School FCA Supervisor of Elections, Tappie A. Villane, hereby gives notice that Santa The guest speaker at GBMS life, and P.F.G “playing for God” for the upcoming week: Rosa County will be conducting a Special Election for Continuation of One- Fellowship of Christian Athletes in all that you do. Half Cent Sales Surtax to Finance Educational Facilities on March 28, 2017. meeting was Domenik Hixon, Domenik now lives in the Monday, March 6: Gulf Polls will be open from 7 am to 7 pm. former NFL wide receiver for area and runs a charter ishingBreeze Optimist Club feeding Broncos, Giants and Panthers boat out of Pensacola Beach teachers and staff for “Teacher and two time Super Bowl Cham- called “Super Bowl Fishin’.” Appreciation.” A vote-by-mail ballot may be obtained by: pion. Wednesday, March 8: 1. Visiting www.votesantarosa.com Approximately 75 middle Upcoming events Speech Prelims in Library 2. Calling the elections oice at (850) 983-1900 schoolers attended the meeting Thursday, March 9: Band 3. Visiting the Supervisor of Elections Oice located at to hear his message about keep- Gulf Breeze Middle School Districts at PHS. ing God in the center of your has these items on the calendar 6495 Caroline St., Ste. F in Milton 4. Email: [email protected] or Fax (850) 983-1829 Subscribe to PLEASE NOTE: There will be NO Early Voting ofered during this Special Election.
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Anyone with questions or concerns, please call the elections oice at 983- Call 850-932-8986 or subscribe online 1900. Tappie A. Villane www.gulfbreezenews.com/subscribe Supervisor of Elections credit cards cheerfully accepted Santa Rosa County, Florida P.O. Box 1414 I 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway I Harbortown Unit 35 I Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Legal 41921 Gulf Breeze News 3/2/17 4B March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com A squash of a different color and cucumbers Squash and cucumbers are relatively easy to grow. They can be planted as seeds and grow rapidly. They do require room to grow in, but both can be trellised to decrease the amount of ground needed. Squash and cucumbers will produce into May then they will succumb to the dreaded stem ally hard to pull plants but once ions and peppers and grated cu- borer caterpillar and powdery they start downhill their cycle cumbers and squash with salt, mildew. A solution of baking is done. Don’t cry. They can be pepper, lemon and lime juice is soda in water will decrease the planted again next year. the base. Whatever other sea- damage of powdery mildew, for I grow zucchini and straight sonings such as basil, oregano, a short time. Here a few ways neck squash but my favor- garlic are added to switch it to increase squash yield despite ite squash are the Patti Pan up. During the late spring and the stem borer. squash in varieties of colors early summer there is a per- Plant early, harvest more is and shapes. All the squash are petual bowl of this slaw in the the timing rule of the panhan- great grilled. I grow spaghetti, fridge and is eaten raw, in sal- dle. Get as many squash and butternut, acorn and other win- ads, on sandwiches and it can cucumbers as possible before ter squash in the spring. Squash be cooked into stir fry and other the heat and bugs get them. require a lot of room. There are dishes. Once the plants go down, which patio size bush cucumbers for Solid stem, (C. Moschata va- can happen overnight, take the saving space but squash get re- rieties) squash will be less af- plants out of the garden and ally big. fected by the stem borers. But- Squash produces best early before bugs and heat get the best of them. burn them or dispose of them I grow pickling size and slic- ternut is a commonly known off the property. Do not com- ing size cucumbers. Armenian type. Trombocino, Bon Bon, Most Moschata type squash trellis by supporting the melons loss of a field of squash due to post squash or cucumber vines cucumbers can grow to two Long Island Cheese, Giromon, grow on long vines and can be with mesh bags. stem borers. Now I start early, with powdery mildew or stem feet long. I pickle cucumbers Korean Zucchini, Cushaw va- trellised off the ground which I like squash and cucum- trellis, trim off affected leaves borers in them. I plant beans but the primary way I eat them rieties and the list goes on are can look really good. The heavy bers and eat them raw, grilled, and when the inevitable cycle or field peas after the squash is to grate them into what I call all more resistant than standard fruits may need to be supported. sliced, grated, baked, boiled is done I take them out of the comes out. It can be emotion- Farmer’s Slaw. Chopped on- Zucchini and yellow squash. I even grow watermelons on and brazed. I have cried at the garden and plant beans. Get tax help at Midway, Navarre Beach Fire the library Depts. agree to explore merger Tax Aide Volunteers from AARP Tax-Aide will assist with taxes. The AARP Tax-Aide program is the nation’s largest free, volunteer-run Holley-Navarre, Gulf Breeze Fire Depts. tax preparation and assistance service, providing service to millions of low- and middle-income taxpayers, with special attention to those have not responded to proposal ages 60 and older. Patrons are served on a first come-first served Midway, Navarre Beach, and basis. Preregistration is not accepted and space is limited, so arrive BY PAM BRANNON early! Please check the library website for additional details at www. Gulf Breeze News © 2017 Holley-Navarre are all based Chief Kanzigg proposes merging santarosa.fl.gov/libraries. [email protected] on paid firefighters, with some the departments to pool resources Gulf Breeze Library (through April 17) Mondays, Tues- volunteers. days, and Thursdays: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Midway Fire District Kanzigg said Midway now from money to equipment, headed Commissioners cast a unanimous has nine firefighters on each vote last week that could end shift. by representatives from Preschool Storytime up eventually changing how Storytime programs are March Events Kanzigg said with the growth each department on one Midway Fire operates forever. happening in the south end it presented for preschool chil- Chief Jonathan Kanzigg dren ages 3-5 and include sto- @ Your makes sense to consolidate with fire commission board presented a proposal to enter the two Navarre departments.. ries, finger plays, and action ® talks with at least two other rhymes. Caregivers must re- Library He said if it comes to fruition, certainly be included in the talks don’t mind driving this far,” fire departments concerning the three departments would between departments.. Szymanski said, main in the library during sto- possible consolidation of the rytime; however, they cannot pool resources from money After some discussion, Kanzigg said he would like to The Gulf Breeze Library is three departments into one larger accompany children into the to equipment. There would Midway Fire Commission Chair have the first meeting in March, located at 1060 Shoreline Dr. firefighting group. programs. In consideration of be one department and one David Szymanski told Kanzigg, and asked staff to begin looking “Navarre Beach has already fire commission board with “I think what you can take away at possible dates and locations. all participants, programs will voted to take part in talks about start promptly at the assigned times. In order to minimize distrac- representatives on that board from this meeting tonight it hat Dave Stone, chairman the possibility and has offered from each of the departments we are certainly all willing to of the Holley-Navarre Fire tions, latecomers will not be admitted. If this will be your first story- to host the meetings,” Kanzigg time visit, we invite you to come to the library before your first ad- involved, if consolidation explore the possibilities.” Commission, was at he meeting said. Holley-Navarre has not yet became a reality. Kanzigg said all the talks and said he would go back and venture to meet your storytime presenter, pick up a welcome packet, raised the proposal to their fire explore our children’s area, and enjoy a tour of the library! Kanzigg also pointed out that about consolidation would be talk to his fire chief about what commission board, but will have Midway is the only certified open to the public. Szymanski was discussed at the Midway Storytime will be presented during the following times from a meeting soon. Midway Fire March 20 through April 28: ALS department, “But all said, “I think to be safe we need meeting. Commissioners agreed to enter three of these departments to advertise the meetings.” he After the meeting Szymanski * 11:15 - 11:45 a.m. on Wednesdays at the Gulf Breeze Library into the talks. Please check the library website for additional details at www. have paramedics, so we could also said the meetings needed to told Gulf Breeze News, “it is “I did call the Gulf Breeze certainly become one larger ALS be set at a time when the most way too early for any of us to santarosa.fl.gov/libraries. Fire Chief and he said he would department eventually,” he said. people could be there — as a have an opinion on this idea, or check with administrators to see Board members asked if the Saturday or hours after regular if it could even work. But we Coffee Talk Book Club - Gulf Breeze Library March 8, if they were interested in the firefighters’ union was in favor work hours like after 5 p.m. sure need to look at it with all 6:30 p.m. talks or the idea,” Kanzigg told of the idea, and Kanzigg said he “We certainly could host the growth. You can get caught The non-fiction book club meets at the Gulf Breeze Library study his commissioners. “But I have has discussed it with the union the meetings right here in shuffling if you don’t take a look room on the second Wednesday of every other month. In honor of not received any call back yet.” representative and they would our meeting room, if people at the future and get prepared.” Women’s History Month, members should read a non-fiction book about any woman and be prepared to discuss their selection. Please call the library or drop by to sign up and speak to a staff member for details.
Friends of the Gulf Breeze Library Board of Director’s Meeting March 14, 5:30 p.m. Board meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Gulf Breeze Library. Please see the Friends website at www.facebook.com/friendsofgblibrary for more information.
Third Fridays with UF/IFAS Extension March 17, 10 a.m. The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Ser- vices presents a monthly series on a variety of interesting topics with solutions for your life. They can provide information about agricul- ture, the environment, sustainable living, disaster preparation and recovery, 4-H youth development, family and consumer issues, and lawn and garden problems. This month’s topic is Fruit Trees for the Homeowner. Like AniManga Club - Gulf Breeze Library March 21, 4 p.m. Learn and share graphic art skills in a fun environment. The club meets on the third Tuesday of each month. The AniManga Club is us on dedicated to the enjoyment and promotion of animation, cartooning, and related arts. Bring your art, discuss techniques of drawing, car- Facebook tooning, anime and manga art, as well as your favorite title and art- ists in those genres. The AniManga Club is open to youth in grades 6 - 8. Registration is not required. The Gulf Breeze Library is located at 1060 Shoreline Dr. facebook.com/GBNews gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS March 2, 2017 5B
Cali Wilson and Annabelle Hardoin received the Mid-Gulf Coast NCWIT NWCITA members attend the Affiliate Award event at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Ala. Honorable Mention Award for Aspirations in Computing. GBHS women in technology win awards Gulf Breeze High School students promotional items and prizes. WIT) works to correct the imbal- Cali Wilson and Annabelle Hardoin Gulf Breeze High School is also ance of gender diversity in technol- have received the Mid-Gulf Coast proud that one of its own educators, ogy and computing because gender NCWIT Honorable Mention Award Mrs. Heather Renfroe, received the diversity positively correlates with a for Aspirations in Computing. The prestigious NCWIT Educator Award. larger workforce, better innovation, award, sponsored by the National The Aspirations in Computing Edu- and increased business performance. Center for Women & Information cator Award identiies outstanding Increasing the number of women in Technology (NCWIT), Apple, Bank educators who play a pivotal role in technology and computing also has of America, Microsoft, Motorola So- encouraging young women to explore the potential to improve the design of lutions Foundation and Symantec rec- their interest in computing and tech- products and services to better serve a ognizes young high school women for nology, and recognizes these educa- more diverse population, and increase their computing-related achievements tors for their efforts to promote gender economic and social well-being by and interests as part of an effort to en- equity in computing. providing more women with stable courage more young women to choose “Gulf Breeze High School contin- and lucrative careers. Find out more at careers in technology. ues to offer computing as part of its www.ncwit.org. A total of 14 award-winners were curriculum, recognizing its value to The Aspirations in Computing selected from the Mid-Gulf Coast re- students’ future success.” Next year, (AiC) Community is a phenomenal gion, which includes all high schools Mrs. Heather Renfroe will be imple- network for technical women who re- across Alabama, Florida and Louisi- menting a new course in her curricu- ceive beneits such as private invita- ana, for their outstanding aptitude and lum, AP Computer Science Principles. tions to virtual and in-person meetups, interest in information technology and As always, she challenges her students visibility for technical achievements, computing, solid leadership ability, and continues to offer opportunities computing outreach programs in local good academic history, and plans for which will beneit her students in acommunities for growing members’ post-secondary education. positive manner while offering a rig- leadership and entrepreneurial skills, Each award-winner received recog- orous, comprehensive curriculum. hands-on activities for exploring com- nition at the local Afiliate Award event “Encouraging young women’s in- puter science concepts, exclusive ac- on Saturday, Feb. 25, at the University terest in technology careers is critical: cess to scholarships, internships, and of South Alabama in Mobile, two en- our workforce needs their creativity job opportunities. The AiC Communi- graved awards, one for the student and and their innovation,” said Lucy Sand- ty is inancially supported by Bloom- one for her school’s trophy case, in- ers, CEO and Co-founder of NCWIT. berg with college entry sponsorship creased visibility in her school district The National Center for Women and additional support by HP and Heather Renfroe receives the prestigious NCWIT Educator Award. and community, and a ‘swag bag’ with & Information Technology (NC- Qualcomm.
The crash scene. Steve Clark |Special to the News Truck overturns in Friday crash
But no extracation was needed. BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 The doors opened.” [email protected] Carmichael said it was termed an “entrapment” when An accident that occurred the trafic alert went out because in the mid-morning on Friday, no one had stepped out from the Feb. 24, left a pick-up truck vehicle; but irst responders overturned at the entrance to found it was due to pain and the a shopping plaza on Highway shock of the incident rather than 98 in Gulf Breeze. While Fire being trapped inside. Chief Shane Carmichael could “The female passenger [of not provide exact details re- the pick-up truck] was sitting garding the cause of the crash, on her bottom on the roof of he was able to conirm that no the vehicle,” Carmichael said. Oriole Beach students celebrate one was trapped inside their Carmichael informed GBN that vehicles and that both drivers she was boarded as a precau- and the female passenger of the tion and may have also suffered President’s Day in costume upside-down pick-up truck left a fracture or other injury to her Ms. Urqu- the scene with only minor in- leg. “The male driver who was hart’s second juries. The Gulf Breeze Police about in his mid-60’s refused grade class dis- Department (GBPD) and the treatment,” he added. guised them- Gulf Breeze Fire Department Carmichael described the selves as past responded. Gulf Breeze News driver of the black sedan as be- presidents and (GBN) has not yet been told of ing in her 30’s and informed irst ladies, any citations issued as Deputy GBN that any injuries she sus- sat down to a Police Chief Sharon Armstrong tained were minor as well. She presidential informed GBN that as of Tues- and the female passenger of the breakfast and day, Feb. 28, press date, a crash pick-up were transported to a gave speeches report had not yet been com- hospital for treatment. Carmi- to learn more pleted. chael said he is unaware of their about our na- “The black sedan is believed current conditions. tion’s presiden- to have T-boned the pick-up Bayside Towing assisted in tial history. truck,” Carmichael said. “This clearing the vehicles from the Photos by Kristin caused the pick-up to lip over. scene. N. Compton | Gulf Breeze News 6B March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com
Alyna Woodall was named one of the top 10 Best Artists in the district.
Alyx Jeffries was named one of the top 10 Best Tess Brackin was named Artists in the district. one of the top 10 Best Artists in the district. Seniors place at Art Show Gulf Breeze High art students Tess Brackin did very well at this year’s Se- Carly Conwell nior Art Show. Alyx Jeffries Out of the Top 25 Artists, Alyna Woodall Gulf Breeze High won eight places, competing against ive And out of the remaining Top other high schools. Each student 25 Artists, four more GBHS Se- was presented with a blue ribbon niors were named: Grey Barona was named to the top 25 artists in the district. and a graduation honor medal. Grey Barona Four GBHS Seniors were Mary Elliot named to the Top Ten Best Art- Cassidy Bosso RIGHT: Senior Carly ists in the District: Olivia Spann Conwell is being presented with the Top Ten Artists Award by Jason Weeks, Santa Rosa Schools Director of High Schools.
Island News Lifeguards are back on duty on Pensacola Beach Pensacola Beach Lifeguards ing the towers at Gulf Islands Residents and visitors are exercise caution. during red lag conditions is il - • Purple lag - Indicates returned to their towers Wednes- National Seashore, which are urged to exercise caution when • Yellow lag - Indicates legal in Escambia County. dangerous marine wildlife may day, March 1 for the 2017 life- staffed starting Memorial Day visiting the beach and swimming moderate surf and conditions • Double red lags - Only be present. Please use caution guard season. Initially, one to weekend. in the Gulf, especially when life- such as rip currents. Swimmers used during hurricanes and other when entering the water. three towers at Casino Beach Pensacola Beach Lifeguards guards are not present. should exercise careful caution natural disasters. No swimming, Beach conditions can be will be manned from 9 a.m. to 5 have maintained a presence on when entering the water. wading or suring in the Gulf of checked on the Pensacola Beach p.m. seven days a week. Casino Beach throughout the Follow the posted beach con- • Red lag - Strong cur- Mexico. Entering the Gulf of Lifeguards page on MyEscam- As summer approaches, staff- winter since the 2016 season dition lag warnings: rents and high surf, no swim- Mexico during double red lagbia.com and on the Pensacola ing will increase to provide cov- ended Oct. 16, primarily through Green Flag - Means ming or wading. Entering the conditions is illegal in Escambia Beach Lifeguards Facebook erage at up to 10 towers, includ- patrol vehicles. low hazard, but you should still Gulf of Mexico to swim or wade County. page.
Car collides with golf cart, injuring passengers
collided with the rear-end of BY KRISTIN N. COMPTON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 the golf cart driven by David [email protected] W. King, 31, also of Pensaco- la, ejecting all four of its pas- A crash involving a golf cart sengers and resulting in inju- occurred on Pensacola Beach ries. on Via De Luna Dr. just east The passengers on the golf of Avenida 19 on Sunday, Feb. cart, who were transported 26 at 5:30 p.m. Florida High- to Sacred Heart Hospital and way Patrol (FHP) responded. Baptist Hospital, ranged in age A 2005 Ford Explorer driv- between 21 and 29, includ- en by Clayton C. White, 28, of ing Jillian C. Glenn, 27, Mil- Pensacola, was traveling east ton; Abbey Lelina, 24, New in the outside lane on Via De york, Ny; Brionne N. Hill, Luna Dr. when he misjudged 21, Ocoee, Fla.; and Joseph R. the slower rate of speed of the Tyler, 29, Gulf Breeze. golf cart traveling directly in White was charged on the front of him and his vehicle scene with careless driving.
Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News Learning tooth care City of Gulf Breeze Dr. Nicole Barrineau, back center, teaches tooth care to over 1,200 students in Northwest Florida each year. In January, she and her staff visited Pensacola Beach Elementary School’s kindergarten and first grade classes. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
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When touring homes that we are preparing to Sometimes things are replaced simply to main- amount to compensate themselves for the incon- list, homeowners like to point out things they’ve tain the home’s value, not to add to it. venience. Or worse, they may factor in the cost done since purchasing the property. This is very Clients listing their homes usually want to of that hybrid, solar powered one they’ve always helpful to a real estate agent when determining know what projects they should do to get the wanted. It’s also possible it isn’t in some buyers’ the proper value of the home. A big change home ready to sell. And they want to get the budgets to pay out eight hundred dollars right af- might involve added square footage such as an most bang for their buck. Everyone has a dif- ter closing on a house. expanded master bedroom or new mother-in-law ferent budget and different goals when selling One of the best things you can spend your suite. Sometimes a nice deck has been added their home and no single plan will work for ev- money on when getting ready to sell your home which expands the usable space of the property erybody. Sometimes spending money on an item is removing obstacles to making the sale. While with additional seating or a new outdoor dining of deferred maintenance is the smartest place to you can’t always expect to add the cost of those area. And sometime they’ve put in a new hot recommending. Now don’t get me wrong. If spend your money. It’s not that you will gain kinds of repairs to the bottom line of your asking water heater. “We spent eight hundred dollars you’ve owned a rundown, ineffective water back what you spent with an increase in list price, you can eliminate the buyer’s reasoning on this baby,” we might hear. When sitting down heater, a new one can be a real pleasure. Hot price, it’s that you will avoid a disproportionate to discuss a good list price for the home, per- water on demand, reduced utilities, and no more discount on that price from a buyer making an for taking a red pen to that price and trying to haps the water heater comes up again. “We did rusty puddling on the garage loor are all beneits offer. While you know it only costs eight hun- proit off your rusty water heater. replace that water heater,” our client might say, to an existing homeowner to be sure. But they dred dollars to install a new water heater, a buyer Shawn Keenan, Broker Associate, Re/Max on taking a knowing glance at the list price we’re are simply expected of someone buying a home. may wish to reduce their offer by a far greater the Coast.
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Schedules Thursday, March 2 Lady Dolphins roll in opener Softball at Chcotaw, (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 6:30) Curington scores six, Haas and Friday, March 3 Wrestling at 2A state Costello fi ve each meet in Kissimmee, in 20-0 romp 9 a.m. Baseball at Tate, (JV BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 4:30 p.m., Var. 7) [email protected] Softball at Jay, (JV 5 p.m., Var. 7) For more than two weeks, Track at Pace the GBHS varsity girls lacrosse Invitational, 9 a.m. team felt like a powder keg, as Girls lacrosse at they watched the junior varsity Buchholz, 6 p.m. play several games. Boys lacrosse at That keg fi nally exploded Leon, 6:30 p.m. last week as the Lady Dolphins recorded a pair of 20-0 wins over Saturday, March 4 Washington and West Florida. Girls lacrosse at The Lady Dolphins took on Eastside, noon PHS Wednesday (after the News’ Boys lacrosse at deadline) before hitting the road Lincoln, 11 a.m. for games against Buchholz and Eastside in Gainesville on Monday, March 6 Friday and Saturday. Girls JV lacrosse at Lady Dolphins 20, Washington Washington, 6 p.m. 0: Freshman Clarke Haas scored fi ve goals in her fi rst high school game, while KateReagan Costello Tuesday, March 7 added four goals and had seven Softball vs. Fort assists as GBHS rolled in their Walton , (JV 5 p.m., season opener. Var. 7) Costello scored less than Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Track at Tate, 4 p.m. 90 seconds in before Avery Tennis vs. Niceville, Curington scored the fi rst of Resoundingher start 3:30 p.m. Katelyn Stahl runs with the ball six 12 seconds later. during the Lady Dolphins’ 20-0 win See GBHS girls, Page 5C » over Washington Feb. 22. Your Gulf Breeze Area Experts Since 2004 It’s a Great Time to Buy or Sell!
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Dolphins key to All Star sweep Left: Zach Isais (6) handles the ball during the East squad’s 2-1 win, while Alyssa Scott (right) makes a run in the East’s 4-1 win in the girls game. GBHS had five seniors playing in the Pensacola Sports All Star Games. They were (above, from left): Valerie Price, Macey Hicks, Alyssa Scott, Sky Haynes and Zach Isais. GBHS seniors help East sweep All Star soccer games BY JASON THOMPSON The East girls beat the West 4-1, while the Catholic’s Annie Snyder scored the West’s Gulf Breeze News© 2017 East boys held on to beat the West 2-1. lone goal in the 73rd minute off a pass from [email protected] Fort Walton’s Sara Machado made it 1-0 in Escambia’s Holli Riley. Five GBHS senior soccer players helped the 15th minute off a cross from Navarre’s Lizzy In the boys’ game, Navarre’s Mario Cruz the East All Star record a doubleheader sweep Madril. The score was 1-0 at the half before made it 1-0 in the 36th minute before Fort at the Pensacola Sports All Star Games Feb. Machado made it 2-0 in the 57th minute. Walton’s Noah Armbruster made it 2-0 in the 22 at Dolphin Stadium. Pace’s Julie Abrams made it 3-0 East with 55th minute. Washington’s Yusuf Al-Ansari Macey Hicks, Alyssa Scott and Valerie Price a goal in the 58th minute before Niceville’s got the West within a goal in the final minutes. played in the girls game, while Sky Haynes Cierra Martin made it 4-0 four minutes The Pensacola Sports All Star basketball and Zach Isais played in the boys game. later. games are March 10 at Pensacola State.
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The GBHS wrestling team will send two of its wrestlers - Gabe Jacobs and Noah Losievsky - to this weekend’s 2A state wrestling meet in Kissimmee. Gabe Jacobs and Noah Losievsky fi nished second in their respective weight classes (Jacobs in the 106 pound class, Losievsky in the 132 pound class). Jacobs won his fi rst match by fall in just 14 seconds. He then won decisions over Orange Park’s Cameron Broughton (6-4) and Creekside’s Luke Davis (5-4) before losing 15-7 to Tate’s Jacob Cochran in the championship match. Losievsky won his fi rst match by fall in the fi rst round (1:42). He then won decisions over Lincoln’s Braxton Winder (11-5) and Columbia’s Matt Ross (4-2) before losing 5-4 to Nease’s Jacob Saterfi eld in the championship match. Jacobs and Losievsky were two of eight Dolphins that competed in the two-day tournament. Jacob Tisdale fi nished fi fth in the 220 pound class. He won his fi rst match by fall in the fi rst round before losing his second match by fall in the third round. Tisdale then won his next two matches over Nease’s Jon Walter by fall in the fi rst round (0:49) and Terry Parker’s Zachary Smith by fall in the second round (2:27) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News before losing to Orange Park’s Moving on Tyler Dehart by decision 4-3 in Noah Losievsky (right), shown here at the recent district meet, will compete in the 2A state meet this weekend in Kissimmee. Gabe Jacobs is the other. the fi fth place match. Both Tannen Slack and Drew Drollinger lost to Nease’s Nick Drollinger both fi nished tied Thoresen in the second round. for seventh in their respective After a forfeit win, he beat Chiles’ weight classes – Slack in the 182 Thomas Blake by decision (3-1) pound division, Drollinger in the before losing to Fort Walton’s Nick 195 pound division. Woodward by decision (12-5). Slack won his fi rst match by Bradley Miller, in the 160 pound fall in the fi rst round (1:35). The class, won his fi rst match by fall in other three matches went the the second round before losing the distance. He lost the fi rst onenext two to – one by fall in the fi rst Englewood’s Michel Augustin round, the other by a 7-4 decision. (5-1), beat Terry Parker’s Boakai Levi McConnell (120 pound Kanneh (8-2), then lost to class) and Alex Jacobs (152 Middleburg’s Bryan Hefl in pound(8-4). class) both went 0-2.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Drew Drollinger (above, left) and Alex Jacobs were two of the eight Dolphins that competed in last weekend’s Region 1-2A meet in Tallahassee. 4C March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Baseball opens Ricks era with 7-2 win GBHS scores two in fi fth, three in sixth to pull away BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected]
The Gulf Breeze Dolphin baseball team broke a 2-2 tie with two in the fi fth and three in the sixth to beat Escambia 7-2 at home Friday. The game was the fi rst in the coach Kevin Ricks era after the postponed due to weather. The Dolphins took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the second (without the benefi t of a base hit). Austin Wines, who picked up the win in relief of Jack Martin, walked, moved to second on a passed ball and scored on a balk. Connor Duffy was hit by a pitch, advanced on a balk (which happened on back-to- back pitches) before scoring on a sacrifi ce fl y by Jackson Del- Valle. Escambia tied it with a two- out, two-run double in the fi fth inning. Martin had held Escambia to just one hit through the fi rst four innings, striking out four, before allowing a hit and walking two with two outs in the fi fth. Andrew Dorsey, who went 2-for-4 for Gulf Breeze, singled with two outs in the bottom of the fi fth to give GBHS the lead for good. His hit scored both Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News courtesy runner Nate Herrick Austin Wines (above, left) fires to the plate, while Brandon Schrepf (right) celebrates a hit during recent preseason action. (running for Derek Whited, who Green scored twice, as did Trenton Lamar went 1-for-2 Hoffman had a hit and a Dolphin ninth grade 9, Owen Herrick had a hit, an walked), and Daniel Green, who Herrick. Wines and Keegan with a double, two RBIs and tworun scored, while Lamar had a Escambia 1: Tyler Gore and RBI and a run scored, while reached on a fi elder’s choice. Luchsinger both had base hits runs scored. Bryson Smith and double and two RBIs. Craig Dakauskas both had two MarkKendrick and Trevor Pugh DelValle reached on an error in for the Dolphins. Ethan Jones both had RBIs. Chris Halstead had a hit and hitsfor the Dolphins, who scored bothhad an hit and an RBI. the sixth inning and moved up on Tate JV 6, Dolphins 5: A Tate benefi tted from 10 a run batted in, while Carter six in the fi rst inning on their JustinGore had a hit and a run a bunt single by Whited. Green walk with the bases loaded in Dolphin walks in the game. Sheppard, Bo Berens and way to a win over Escambia scored for the Dolphins, while walked and scored in the inning the bottom of the fi fth was the Pace JV 15, Dolphins 4: Cayson McCurdy all scored Friday in Pensacola. Elijah Prather struck out four in as Brandon Schrepf reached on difference as the Dolphin JVThe Patriot JV team scored fi ve once. Dakauskas also scored once three innings. an error to plate a run. team lost at Tate Feb. 22. in the second and seven in the The Pace offense benefi t- and drove in two runs, while The Dolphins play at Tate Bobby Murphy then struck Phillip Hoffman went 2-for-3 fourth on their way to a mercy ted from 11 walks off Dolphin strikingout four in 2 2/3 innings Friday at 7 p.m., with the junior out the side in the seventh. with a double and a run scored.rule won on Feb. 21. pitching. toget the win. varsity playing at 4:30. Lady Dolphins roll to win after suffering extra inning loss BY JASON THOMPSON GBHS added fi ve in the fourth, Gulf Breeze News© 2017 which included RBI singles by [email protected] Kamryn Hearn and Doyle and an Freshman Elle Branton RBI double from Baker. Another threw a one-hit shutout RBI andsingle by Hearn and an RBI struck out four as the double GBHS by Raley rounded out the Lady Dolphin softball scoring team in the fi fth. rebounded from an extra- Courtesyinning runner Katie Player loss at Fort Walton to beat scored three times in the win. Washington 16-0 Thursday in Alyssa Lewter and Elle Branton Pensacola. both had a hit and a run scored, The game was scoreless while Kara Dorsey and Erin after two innings before the Bailey both scored once. Lady Dolphins (3-1) erupted Alex Branton had a base hit for nine in the third inning.for Gulf Breeze. Reagan Raley, Madison Patrick, Fort Walton 6, Lady Amber Doyle and Taylor BakerDolphins 5 (eight innings): all reached base twice in theThe Lady Vikings tied it with inning, with Doyle and Bakertwo outs in the seventh, then both hitting doubles. recorded the walk-off win with Riley Robinson added an three hits in the eighth. RBI triple in the inning. Baker Alex Branton went 3-for- went 3-for-4 with a pair of4 with a run scored, while doubles and four RBIs, while Robinson and Raley had two Doyle had two hits and twohits each. Doyle had two RBIs, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Madison Patrick puts the ball in play in a recent GBHS game. RBIs. Raley went 2-for-4 withwhile Sarah Shearman struck Taylor Baker looks to the dugout to get the signal in a recent game. two RBIs and scored once. out nine in the loss. back on the GBHS SPORTS world wide web 10 percent of net sales goes back to GBHS Athletics - more than $1,000 has been made so far! BASEBALL SOFTBALL LACROSSE ($100 each or all six for $500) ($100 each or all six for $500) ($100 each or all four for $350) ‘Test broadcast’ Tues., March 7 vs Ft. Walton Thursday March 9 vs Choctaw Boys at Leon Friday, March 3 Thursday March 23 at Lincoln Thursday March 16 vs Navarre Boys at Lincoln Saturday, March 4 Friday March 24 at Leon Monday March 20 vs Glenwood, AL (DH) Girls at Mantanzas Friday, March 10 Friday March 31 vs West Florida Thursday March 30 vs Choctaw Girls at Palm Coast Saturday, March 11 Tuesday April 4 vs Navarre Wednesday April 5 vs Owensboro, KY Thursday April 27 vs Catholic Friday April 7 vs. West Florida (Possibles - the three games in the Tate Aggie Classic that GBHS will host March 13, 14 and 15 for $250) More than 10,000 viewers watched GBN Sports Editor Jason Thompson’s coverage of the historic run of the 2016 Dolphin football team - now he wants to bring baseball, softball and lacrosse to cyberspace. For more information, email [email protected] gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS March 2, 2017 5C GBHS girls lacrosse erupts for 40 in first two games From Page 1C » Costello scored the next two goals before senior Reilly Thompson scored to make it 5-0. Haas scored her irst goal with 13:22 left in the irst half to make it 6-0. Curington made it 7-0 before Shelby Dunne scored her lone goal to make it 8-0 off a free from Costello. Dunne then assisted on a Curington goal before Daly Ostrander scored her lone goal with 5:46 left in the half to make it 10-0. Haas assisted on a Costello goal before scoring her second goal to make it 12-0. Katelyn Stahl scored her lone goal with 3:03 left in the half before a goal from Curington in the inal minute made it a 14-0 game at half. Chrissy Gonzales had the shutout in goal and was assisted defensively by Abby Jacobs, Rainey Niles, Nina Staviski, Katelyn Stahl and Cambrie Cook. Lady Dolphins 20, West Florida 0: Costello and Haas both scored six goals as Gulf Breeze rolled over West Florida Friday. Curington had four goals, while Thompson had two. Malone and Abby Jacobs both scored once. Costello had three assists, while Haas and Curington had Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News two each. Thompson had one helper, while Gonzales had the Strong start shutout in goal. Clarke Haas (above) scored 12 goals in her first two high school games last week, while Cambrie Among the goal scorers in Cook (below) and the Lady Dolphin defense recorded shutouts in both games. the second half were freshman Shealan Malone. Coach Carlee Costello added that Cook, Stahl Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News and Jacobs were standouts on Callie Mitchell serves in a recent GBHS tennis match. defense. Dolphins 14, West Florida 2: Six different Dolphins scored in the irst quarter on their way to a GBHS tennis win over West Florida Friday. Haas scored the irst goal and inished with four goals and falls to Catholic, two assists, while Tucker Smith scored the second goal. He had three goals and one assist. beat Escambia Nick Daly, T.J. Caldwell, Harold Hill and Jordan Pliska all scored in BY JASON THOMPSON GB 7 - EHS 0 the irst 12 minutes. Caldwell had Gulf Breeze News© 2017 Boys’ Singles [email protected] 1. S Haynes def S Leonard 8-0 two goals on the night, while Hill 2. B Byrd def G Southerland 8-0 later added an assist. The Gulf Breeze boys and 3. R Binion def J Koske 8-1 Carter Couget had two goals girls tennis teams suffered their 4. C Wilson def D Golden 8-1 and two assists, while Patrick irst losses of the season against 5. K Wilson def K Martin 8-1 Fisher and Jake Molina both had Catholic Feb. 22. The boys lost Boys’ doubles one assist. 8-1, while the girls lost 7-1. 1. B Barclay/T Mitchel def S Lax on the road this weekend; Both teams recorded 7-0 wins Leonard/G Southerland 8-4 boys games to be broadcasted: over Escambia Monday. 2. J Priest/L Daley 8-0 Both the GBHS boys and girls Hayden Essary had GBHS’ GB 7 - EHS 0 will take road trips this weekend only win in number one Girls’ Singles - the girls to Gainesville and the singles, while Bailey Bouk 1. G Allen def H Myers 8-0 boys to Tallahassee. had the Lady Dolphins’ only 2. C Mitchell def A Audiffred 8-0 3. B Bouk def L Cupp 8-0 The boys play at Leon on Friday, win in singles (number two). 4. M Bell def S Wilson 8-0 Lincoln on Saturday. Both boys Bouk and Bouk and Callie 5. G Turnage def A Floda 8-0 games will be streamed live on the Mitchell won their number internet at news. gulfbreezenews. two doubles match. Girls’ Doubles 1. C Baer/K Hitchcock def H com. Should sponsorships come Against Escambia, the Myers/A Audiffred 8-1 in, the girls games March 10-11 Lady Dolphins didn’t lose a 2. H Hill/N Noguiera def S in Palm Coast against Mantanzas single in ive singles matches Wilson/A Floda 8-1 and Flagler, will be streamed and only two total. online also.
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Varsity Friday - Gulf Breeze EHS 0000200 - 2 GBHS 020023X - 7 AB R H BI Parker Baynes 3 0 0 0 Daniel Green 3 2 0 0 Brandon Schrepf 4 0 1 0 Andrew Dorsey 4 0 2 2 Austin Wines 2 1 1 0 Connor Duffy 1 1 0 0 Keegan Luchsinger 2 0 0 0 Jackson DelValle 2 1 1 1 Derek Whited 1 1 1 0 Nate Herrick 0 1 0 0 2B: Andrew Dorsey SAC: Parker Baynes, Keegan Luchsinger SF: Jackson DelValle HBP: Connor Duffy 2 SB: Daniel Green 2, Brandon Schrepf IP H R ER K BB Jack Martin 4.2 2 2 2 5 3 Austin Wines (W)1.1 1 0 0 2 1 Bobby Murphy 1.0 0 0 0 0 3
Junior varsity Feb. 22 - Pensacola GBHS 000230 - 5 Tate 12111X - 6 AB R H BI Chris Halstead 4 0 0 0 Carter Sheppard 3 1 0 0 Braden Massey 2 2 0 0 Trenton Lamar 2 2 1 2 Submitted Photo Phillip Hoffman 3 0 2 1 Bryson Smith 0 0 0 1 Tourney champs Ethan Jones 2 0 0 1 The Panhandle Elite Volleyball Club’s 15-1 team after recently won the 24th Gulf Coast Classic in Gulf Shores, going undefeated in the two-day tournament (7-0). They are Ryan Patrick 2 0 0 0 (from left): Anna Marks, Sydney Cloutier, Kaylie Herring, Tara Bass, Sophi Doerr, McKenna Owens, Emily Amberson, Emme Ledbetter, Kate Keenan and Coach Ryan Davenport. Kel Jackson 2 0 0 0 Bo Berens 1 0 0 0 2B: Amber Doyle, Taylor Baker 2, Champ. Round 1 - Gabe Jacobs Cons. Round 3 - Bryan Hefl in Event 8 Boys 100 Meter Dash Event 30 Boys Discus Throw 2B: Trenton Lamar, Phillip Hoffman Reagan Raley (GBHS) won by fall over Ethan (Middleburg) 37-12 won by decision 1 Gardner, Jaden Pine Forest 10.86 1 Saterfi eld, Tristan Milton 130-05 SF: Bryson Smith 3B: Riley Robinson Dhanarajan (Chiles) 17-12 (Fall 0:14) over Tannen Slack (GBHS) (Dec 8-4) 2 Ganzy, Deionte Milton 10.98 2 Pitts, Logan Pace 118-07 HBP: Carter Sheppard, Trenton HBP: Kara Dorsey Quarterfi nal - Gabe Jacobs (GBHS) won 3 Thomas, Royce Navarre 11.23 3 Rich, Joe Gulf Breeze 116-03 Lamar, Ryan Patrick, Bryson Smith SB: Riley Robinson, Taylor Baker, by decision over Cameron Broughton 195 lb. class - Andrew Drollinger 4 Tyler, Kyrrah Fort Walton 11.32 4 Pleas, Aundre Escambia 114-07 IP H R ER K BB Katie Player (Orange Park) 26-12 (Dec 6-4) (28-12) place is seventh and 10 Werner, Liam GBHS 11.64 21 Hawkins, Matthew GBHS 88-06 Braden Massey (L) 4.0 4 5 4 3 6 IP H R ER K BB Semifi nal - Gabe Jacobs (GBHS) scored 4.00 team points. 22 Wilson, Connor GBHS 12.44 25 Linkous, Ben GBHS 78-04 Bo Berens 1.1 0 1 0 0 4 Elle Branton (W) 5 1 0 0 4 2 won by decision over Luke Davis Champ. Round 1 - Nick Thoresen 23 Davis, Jael GBHS 12.47 (Creekside) 32-9 (Dec 5-4) (Nease) 26-20 won by fall over Event 32 Boys Pole Vault 1st Place Match - Jacob Cochran Feb. 21 - Pensacola Feb. 22 - Fort Walton Andrew Drollinger (GBHS) (Fall 2:55) Event 10 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay 1 Phillips, Caleb PCA 14-09.00 (Tate) 54-0 won by major decision Pace 15270 - 15 GBHS 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 - 5 Cons. Round 1 - Andrew Drollinger 1 Navarre 44.05 2 Cole, Jadarius Pine Forest 14-00.00 over Gabe Jacobs (GBHS) (MD 15-7) GBHS 01003 - 4 FWB 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 - 6 (GBHS) won by forfeit 2 Pine Forest 44.26 3 Moreno, Joshua W. Fla. 13-00.00 AB R H BI Cons. Round 2 - Andrew Drollinger 3 Milton 44.42 AB R H BI 120 lb. class - Levi McConnell 27- 4 Toellner, Sean Catholic 13-00.00 Carter Sheppard 2 1 0 0 (GBHS) won by decision over Thomas 4 Fort Walton 44.93 Riley Robinson 4 1 2 0 12 place is unknown and scored 8 Wade, Phillip GBHS 11-06.00 Blake (Chiles) 21-21 (Dec 3-1) 8 Gulf Breeze 46.46 Chris Halstead 3 0 1 1 Reagan Raley 5 1 2 1 0.00 team points. 13 Jennings, Aaron GBHS 9-06.00 Cons. Round 3 - Nick Woodward (Ft 1) Davis, Jael; 2) Parries, London; Bryson Smith 3 0 0 0 Madison Patrick 2 0 0 0 Champ. Round 1 - Marcus Reid 3) Stopper, Josh; 4) Werner, Liam Braden Massey 2 0 0 0 Alyssa Lewter 0 1 0 0 (Ridgeview) 6-0 won by fall over Walton) 28-16 won by decision over Event 34 Boys High Jump Phillip Hoffman 3 1 1 0 Amber Doyle 3 0 1 2 Levi McConnell (GBHS) (Fall 1:32) Andrew Drollinger (GBHS) (Dec 12-5) 1 Gaines, Da’quaris W. Fla. 6-01.00 Event 12 Boys 400 Meter Dash Ethan Jones 2 0 0 0 Taylor Baker 4 0 1 1 Cons. Round 1 - Stone White 2 Lucas, Christian Fort Walton 5-11.00 1 Johnson, Damond W. Fla. 49.27 Trenton Lamar 2 0 1 2 Katie Player 0 0 0 0 (Matanzas) 28-16 won by decision 220 lb. class - Jacob Tisdale (28- 3 Scott, Aron Fort Walton 5-11.00 2 Boyd, Jalen Escambia 51.84 Bo Berens 2 1 0 0 Elle Branton 3 0 1 0 over Levi McConnell (GBHS) (Dec 5-2) 10) place is fi fth and scored 10.00 4 Tate, Chris Fort Walton 5-09.00 3 Davis, Lucas Pine Forest 52.55 Cayson McCurdy 2 1 0 0 Sarah Shearman 2 0 0 0 team points. 10 Walden, Will GBHS 5-05.00 4 DeMatteo, Matthew Catholic 52.77 2B: Trenton Lamar Kamryn Hearn 1 0 0 0 132 lb. class - Noah Losievsky Champ. Round 1 - Jacob Tisdale 16 Galster, Hunter GBHS 5-01.00 HBP: Braden Massey (28-3) placed second and scored (GBHS) won by fall over Christian 10 Laxamana, Denzel GBHS 54.41 Amaya Torres 4 1 1 0 22 Walden, Will GBHS 57.97 16 Callahan, Bryce GBHS 5-01.00 IP H R ER K BB Alex Branton 4 1 3 1 18.00 team points. Zaborowski (Matanzas) 1-8 (Fall 0:47) Quarterfi nal - Bobby Williams 23 Saunders, Andrew GBHS 58.55 Connor Wood (L) 2.1 6 8 7 1 6 2B: Alex Branton, Reagan Raley, Champ. Round 1 - Noah Losievsky Event 36 Boys Triple Jump (GBHS) won by fall over Gabriel (Chiles) 35-13 won by fall over Brandon Perez 1.1 5 7 4 2 4 Amaya Torres 1 Ward, Caleb Washington 43-07.00 Navearro (Stanton College Prep) Jacob Tisdale (GBHS) (Fall 4:46) Event 14 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles Kel Jackson 1.1 1 0 0 3 1 HBP: Madison Patrick 2 Gaines, Da’quaris W. Fla. 42-02.25 0-4 (Fall 1:42) Cons. Round 2 - Jacob Tisdale 1 Helton, Keyshawn W. Fla. 41.76 SB: Alex Branton 2, Riley Robinson 3 Deas, Darnell Navarre 42-01.25 Ninth Grade Quarterfi nal - Noah Losievsky (GBHS) won by fall over Jon Walter 2 Bassham, Samuel Navarre 41.77 3, Alyssa Lewter, Elle Branton 4 Cole, Jadarius Pine Forest 41-01.50 Friday - Pensacola (GBHS) won by decision over Braxton (Nease) 13-10 (Fall 0:49) 3 Pitts-Bryant, Teron Ft Walton 43.89 IP H R ER K BB 6 Murray, Trey GBHS 40-01.25 GBHS 610020 - 9 Winder (Lincoln) 12-15 (Dec 11-5) Cons. Round 3 - Jacob Tisdale 4 Denaro, Collin GBHS 44.34 Sarah Shearman (L)7 7 6 4 9 4 19 Parries, London GBHS 35-08.00 Escambia 000010 - 1 Semifi nal - Noah Losievsky (GBHS) (GBHS) won by fall over Zachary 17 Hitpas, Matt GBHS 46.62
AB R H RBI won by decision over Matt Ross Smith (Terry Parker) 21-15 (Fall 2:27) Event 37 Boys 800 Meter Wheelchair Mark Kendrick 4 0 1 1 (Columbia) 24-14 (Dec 4-2) Cons. Semi - Tyler Dehart (Orange Event 18 Boys 3200 Meter Run 1 Fulk, Ethan Navarre 9:40.43 Justin Gore 4 1 1 0 WRESTLING 1st Place Match - Jacob Satterfi eld Park) 45-11 won by decision over 1 Von Brock, Ryan GBHS 10:20.34
Tyler Gore 4 1 2 0 (Nease) 32-1 won by decision over Jacob Tisdale (GBHS) (Dec 4-3) 2 Epstein, Austin Navarre 10:26.48 Noah Losievsky (GBHS) (Dec 5-4) 3 Jourdan, Harrison Ft Walton 11:00.02 Event 38 Boys 200 Meter Dash Hampton Crance 4 1 1 2 4 Wyrick, Lord West Florida 11:07.77 1 Johnson, Damond W. Fla. 22.72 Trey Alexander 2 2 1 0 Region 1-2A meet 152 lb. class - Alex Jacobs (25-7) 9 Grant, Jesse GBHS 11:28.59 2 Davis, Lucas Pine Forest 23.16 Tyler Walkup 1 0 0 0 Friday/Saturday - Tallahassee place is unknown and scored 0.00 Mathew McCurdy 2 2 1 0 TRACK 3 Thomas, Royce Navarre 23.19 Team Scores team points. Event 22 Boys 800 Meter Run Craig Dakauskas 2 1 2 2 4 Tyler, Kyrrah Fort Walton 23.39 1. Lincoln 163.5 Champ. Round 1 - Reed Propes 1 Knight, Jared West Florida 1:59.40 Elijah Prather 1 0 0 0 17 Stopper, Josh GBHS 24.24 2. Pace 112.0 (Ridgeview) 4-3 won by decision 2 Youberg, Mason GBHS 1:59.46 Owen Herrick 2 1 1 1 Wildcat-Raider Invitational 19 Laxamana, Denzel GBHS 24.38 3. Tate 106.5 over Alex Jacobs (GBHS) (Dec 7-3) 3 Bigger, William Fort Walton 2:08.00 Trevor Pugh 3 0 1 1 Saturday - Pensacola 4. Nease 92.0 Cons. Round 1 - Evan Merry (Ponte 4 Brothers, Christian Navarre 2:09.90 IP H R ER K BB Boys team scores Event 39 Boys Shot Put Wheelchair 5. Creekside 90.0 Vedra) 23-13 won by decision over 6 Creel, Connor GBHS 2:12.96 Craig Dakauskas 2.2 1 0 0 4 2 1) Navarre 124, 2) West Florida 1 Fulk, Ethan Navarre 8-11.50 6. Bartram Trail 89.0 Alex Jacobs (GBHS) (Dec 7-6) 16 Moreno, Dominic GBHS 2:21.80 Elijah Prather 3.0 0 1 0 4 2 121, 3) Fort Walton 97, 4) Pine 7. Middleburg 87.5 Nick Hynek 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 Forest 66, 5) Milton 55, 6) Girls Team Rankings 8. Niceville 81.0 160 lb. class - Bradley Miller (27- Event 24 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay Gulf Breeze 45, 7) Pace 34, 8) 1) Pine Forest 144, 2) West Florida 9. Ridgeview 80.5 4) place is unknown and scored 1 West Florida 3:27.99 Escambia 28, 9) Washington 23, 97, 3) PHS 79, 4) Pace 72.50, 5) 10. Chiles 78.0 4.00 team points. 2 Navarre 3:36.08 Champ. Round 1 - Bradley Miller 10) Catholic 20, 11) Tate 17, 12) Washington 60, 6) Navarre 55, 7) 11. Orange Park 67.5 3 Milton 3:38.47 SOFTBALL (GBHS) won by fall over William Pensacola Christian 14 Milton 54, 8) Gulf Breeze 36, 9) 12. Columbia 65.5 4 Fort Walton 3:39.86 King (Bartram Trail) 21-12 (Fall 3:08) Fort Walton 29, 10) Tate 18.50, 11) 13. Ft Walton 61.0 10 Gulf Breeze 3:52.82 Quarterfi nal - D`Angelo Johnson Event 2 Boys 4x800 Meter PCA 8, 12) Catholic 7,13) Escambia 3 14. Gulf Breeze 59.0 1) Walden, Will; 2) Murray, Varsity (Terry Parker) 23-2 won by fall over Relay 15. Leon 53.0 Trey; 3) Laxamana, Denzel; 4) Thursday - Pensacola Bradley Miller (GBHS) (Fall 1:57) 1 Fort Walton 8:35.93 Event 1 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay 16. Matanzas 51.0 Saunders, Andrew GBHS 0 0 9 5 2 - 16 Cons. Round 2 - Corey Ryan 2 Gulf Breeze 8:41.49 1 West Florida 10:31.98 17. Crestview 50.0 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 (Gainesville) 3-3 won by decision 1) Creel, Connor; 2) Quilligan, 2 Fort Walton 10:52.02 18. Englewood 45.0 Event 26 Boys Long Jump AB R H BI over Bradley Miller (GBHS) (Dec 7-4) Gary; 3) Von Brock, Ryan; 4) 3 Pace 11:17.74 19. Terry Parker 39.0 1 Gaines, Da’quaris W. Fla. 21-04.25 Riley Robinson 2 1 1 0 Youberg, Mason 2 Calloway, Moise Milton 20-07.25 4 Gulf Breeze 11:26.18 20. Choctawatchee 30.5 182 lb. class - Tannen Slack (39- Kamryn Hearn 2 1 2 2 3 West Florida 8:47.42 3 Thomas, Royce Navarre 20-05.00 1) Jorgensen, Libbie; 2) 21. St. Augustine 19.0 3) place is seventh and scored 5.00 Reagan Raley 4 2 2 1 4 Catholic 9:06.51 4 Gantt, KeShaun Fort Walton 20-02.50 Rios, Ana; 3) Stone, Emily; 4) 22. Gainesville 18.0 team points. Madison Patrick 2 3 0 0 11 Murray, Trey GBHS 18-08.50 Spooneybarger, Hannah 23. Ponte Vedra 15.0 Champ. Round 1 - Tannen Slack Amber Doyle 4 1 2 2 17 Galster, Hunter GBHS 17-11.00 24. Milton 9.0 (GBHS) won by fall over Bronson Event 6 Boys 110 Meter Erin Bailey 1 1 0 0 24 Galster, Jackson GBHS 17-04.75 25. Stanton Prep 5.0 Carter (Gainesville) 0-4 (Fall 1:35) Hurdles Event 3 Girls 1600 Meter Run Taylor Baker 4 1 3 4 26. Ed White 0.0 Quarterfi nal - Michel Augustin 1 Bassham, Samuel Navarre 15.11 1 Mott, Mallory W. Fla. 5:36.53 Elle Branton 3 1 1 0 Event 28 Boys Shot Put 26. Paxon 0.0 (Englewood) 32-5 won by decision 2 Marshman, Scott Pace 15.79 2 Spooneybarger, Hannah Katie Player 2 3 0 0 1 Davis, Kalia West Florida 49-07.50 over Tannen Slack (GBHS) (Dec 5-1) 3 Pitts-Bryant, Teron Ft Walton GBHS 5:36.56 Alex Branton 2 0 1 0 2 Earl, Jamar Fort Walton 46-00.00 Gulf Breeze results Cons. Round 2 - Tannen Slack 16.15 3 Grant, Skylar W. Fla. 5:52.37 Kara Dorsey 2 1 0 0 3 Moore, Michael W. Fla. 45-11.00 106 lb. class - Gabe Jacobs (39-4) (GBHS) won by decision over 4 Elliott, Logan Milton 16.91 4 Gregory, Josephine Pace 5:54.74 Amaya Torres 1 0 0 0 4 Kent, Alakai Pace 42-06.00 placed second and scored 18.00 Boakai Kanneh (Terry Parker) 24- 10 Denaro, Collin GBHS 18.58 9 Rios, Ana Gulf Breeze 6:02.62 Alyssa Lewter 2 1 1 0 12 Edlund, Deems GBHS 38-05.50 team points. 12 (Dec 8-2) 15 Day, Noah GBHS 19.82 14 Koening, Cody GBHS 36-09.00 See Stats, Page 7C » gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS March 2, 2017 7C
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Peter James Mougey CHS def Blake * All Types of Water Proofing 4 Madison, Sophia Washington 16.54 Barclay 4-6, 6-3, 1-0 Safety, Service and Doubles on metal, flat and decks Event 7 Girls 100 Meter Dash Baehr/Taylor CHS def Essary/Haynes 8-8(2) * In House Metal Fabrication Customer Service 1 Hedrick, Cierra Pace 12.31 Frahm/Alliss CHS def Byrd/Binion 8-2 * Custom Flashings 2 Dailey, Kayla PHS 12.35 Eddins/Mougey CHS def Wilson/Kyle Crane Work 3 Pantlitz, Abigail Navarre 12.68 We Are Wilson 8-6 0% Bobcat Services 4 Laster, Kya Pine Forest 12.70 40% - 6 Bucket Truck 10 Comeger, Sequaia GBHS 13.51 Greater Pensacola Ladies Tennis Attn Service Providers: 14 May, Acacia GBHS 13.67 Standings (As of Feb 24) Less Certifi ed Climbers Flight: Open Lic# CCC1327226 Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Event 9 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay OB-Pfeffle 8-4 850-934-7181 Servicing Escambia & 1 PHS 49.25 HBTS-Gonzalez 6-2 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 Ads start at $17 per week. 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Essary 1602-B Waterloo Trail 2 Porter, Amber PCA 8-06.00 Under New Mgmt! Tablets or Spray. Attorney Austin, Texas 78704 Defendants. Florida Bar Number: 3 Burda, Emory Navarre 8-00.00 Rental assistance Odorless, Girls Long Lasting. 626988 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE 4 Nguyen, Trinity Pace 7-06.00 may be available. 55 Baybridge Drive Varsity Available: Hardware HUD vouchers GULF BREEZE, FL 32561 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Feb 22 - Gulf Breeze accepted. 1 & 2 Stores, The Home De- Telephone: (850) 343-9999 Judgment of Foreclosure entered December 5, 2016 in Event 33 Girls High Jump Fax: (850) 433-6222 Washington 0 0 - 0 BR handicapped & pot, homedepot.com. Civil Case No. 2015-CA-000990 of the Circuit Court of 1 Hardy, Tytavia Washington 5-04.00 Try Harris Bed E-Mail: [email protected] the FIRST Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa County, GBHS 14 6 - 20 non-handicapped 2 Madison, Sophia Washington 5-04.00 Bug Killers Too! Legal 41904 Gulf Breeze News 2x 2/23/17 Santa Rosa, Florida, wherein THE BANK OF NEW YORK 3 Jenkins, Akira PHS 5-02.00 23:33 1st - KateReagan Costello goal 1-0 accessible apts. MELLON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE Water, s e w e r / g ------FOR THE LUMINENT MORTGAGE TRUST, MORTGAGE 4 White, Malainna PHS 4-10.00 23:25 1st - Avery Curington goal 2-0 a r b a g e service PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-1 is Plaintiff 9 Kline, Bella GBHS 4-08.00 22:36 1st - Costello goal 3-0 and TERRY MEISTERING, ET AL., are Defendants, the provided. 3037 Clerk of Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for 10 Baltz, Sadie GBHS 4-06.00 19:37 1st - Costello goal (Clarke Haas) 4-0 Wind Meadow cash at www.santarosa.realforeclose.com in accordance 13:36 1st - Reilly Thompson goal 5-0 Dr., Gulf Breeze, with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 6TH day of April, Event 35 Girls Triple Jump 13:22 1st - Haas goal (Costello) 6-0 2017 at 11:00 AM on the following described property as 13:19 1st - Curington goal 7-0 FL. Call 850-934- Subscribe to set forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit: 1 Hardy, Tytavia Washington 38-04.75 10:56 1st - Shelby Dunne goal (Costello) 8-0 3060, TDD/TTY 2 Washington, Brianna Milton 37-07.75 LOT 8, BLOCK 11, NAVARRE BEACH RESIDENTIAL 711. Equal Housing 3 Lee, Nykeria Pine Forest 34-11.25 8:27 1st - Curington goal (Dunne) 9-0 SECTION 2, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Opportunity. 6, PAGE 17, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 5 Jacobs, Anna GBHS 33-09.50 5:46 1st - Daly Ostrander goal (Costello) 10-0 ------ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND RECORDED 11 Stickler, Autumn GBHS 29-04.00 IN PLAT BOOK B, AT PAGE 106, OF THE PUBLIC 5:40 1st - Costello goal (Haas) 11-0 1100 Gulf Breeze RECORDS OF SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA. 3:49 1st - Haas goal 12-0 3:03 1st - Katelyn Stahl goal 13-0 GARAGE SALES Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the TENNIS sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date 0:53 1st - Curington goal 14-0 of the lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after 21:04 2nd - Curington goal (Thompson) 15-0 2nd Annual Yard & the sale. 16:44 2nd - Haas goal (Costello) 16-0 Vendor Sale, Craft News Dated this 22nd day of February, 2017. Feb. 22 - Gulf Breeze 14:39 2nd - Haas goal (Stahl) 17-0 Show and Bake Girls 11:33 2nd - Shealan Malone goal Sale March 11th Lisa Woodburn, Esq. Catholic 7, Gulf Breeze 2 (Costello) 18-0 8am to NOON McCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC Singles Attorney for Plaintiff 6:20 2nd - Curington goal (Costello) 19-0 in the parking lot 1. Lizzie Nowak CHS def. Grace Allen 110 SE 6th Street, Suite 2400 2:04 2nd - Haas goal (Costello) 20-0 Come browse our Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 6-0,6-0 Just $39/year Phone: (407) 674-1850 bargains! Craft 2. Frances Taylor CHS def Callie Mitchell Fax: (321) 248-0420 sale and bake sale Email: [email protected] 6-1,6-2 will also be held. Fla. Bar No.: 11003 3. Bailey Bouk GBHS def Madison Mougey Need a slot to sell GOLF If you are a person with a disability who needs any accom- 6-3, 6-4 your own items? 4. Avery Bills CHS def Melanie Bell 6-2,1- CALL (850) modation in order to participate in a court proceeding, Slots cost $25 and you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of cer- 6,1-0 include 1 6ft. table. tain assistance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Chief Deputy 5. Sadie Goyins CHS def Grace Turnage Court Administrator, Office of Court Administration at The Tiger Point Men’s Golf Association Call Bonnie @ 932- 6-3, 6-1 (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard Judicial Center, Individual Low Net - Feb. 22 9127 Proceeds ben- 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 within 2 working days of 6. Taylor Batten CHS def Chloe Baer 8-2 The results were: efit Good Shepherd your receipt of this (describe notice); if you are hearing or Doubles Lutheran School 932-8986 voice impaired, call 711. First Place Jim Early 63 1. Nowak/Taylor CHS def Allen/Bell 8-2 Second Place Sandy Stewart 64 Rain date will be Legal 41924 Gulf Breeze News 2x 3/2/17 2. Bouk/Mitchell GBHS def Mougey/Goyins 8-2 Third Place Earle Zimmerle 67 March 18th 3. Bills/Batten CHS def Turnage/Baer 6-8 Fourth Place Bob Hawley 69 ------8C March 2, 2017 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com Track competes in Panhandle Championships BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News© 2017 [email protected] The GBHS boys track took sixth and the girls eighth at the Panhandle Championships Saturday at Washington High School. Ryan Von Brock had GBHS’ lone win in the 3,200 meters run (10:20.34). Mason Youberg was a part of two runner up inishes–the4x800meterrelay (8:41.49), with Connor Creel, Gary Quilligan and Von Brock and was second (by six one- hundrethsofasecond–1:59.46) inthe800meters. Joe Rich was third in the discus (116-3), while Collin Denaro was fourth in the 300 meter hurdles (44.34). Creelwassixthinthe800meters (2:12.96),whileMurraywassixth inthetriplejump(40-01.25). On the girls’ side, Hannah Spooneybarger had Gulf Breeze’s only win (in the 3,200 meters – 12:15.96) and missed out on anotherirstplaceinishbythree one-hundreths of a second in the 1,600meters(5:36.56). Spooneybarger also anchored the 4x800 meter relay (with Libbie Jorgensen, Ana Rios and EmilyStone)thatinishedfourth (11:26.18).AnnaJacobswasifth in the triple jump (33.9.5) and sixthinthelongjump(15-2.75). Gulf Breeze will compete Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News in the Pace Patriot Invitational Acacia May (left) takes the baton for Alexis Sides during the 4x100 meter relay at Saturday’s Panhandle Championships at Washington High School. Friday.
Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Photo finish Hannah Spooneybarger (right) tries to hold off a charge from Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News West Florida’s Mallory Mott in the 1,600 meter run. Mott won by Denzel Laxamana runs in the 400 meters at Saturday’s Panhandle Championships at Washington High School. three one-hundreths of a second. Weightlifters win duals with Catholic, Escambia
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The Gulf Breeze boys weightlifting team posted two wins in a six-day span, beat- ingCatholic54-32Feb.22and Escambia56-33Monday. Gabe Millican (119 pound class),ReeseParker(129pound class), Harrison O’Daniel (183 pound class) and Logan Green (199 pound class) won their weight classes in both meets. Others winners at the Catholic meet were Shane Grimes (139 pound class), Jael Davis (169 pound class) and Matthew Hawkins (heavyweight class). Other winners at the Escambia meetwereJaydenSkipper(154 pound class) and Noah Berry (219poundclass). Devon Baldwin (119 pound class),PatrickSmith(139pound class) and Stephen Guess (169 pound class) were second in both meets. Gulf Breeze competed in a Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News meet at Navarre Wednesday Logan Green (left) and Harrison O’Daniel (right) both won their weight classes in Gulf Breeze’s 56-33 win over Escambia Monday. (after the News’ deadline). March 2, 2017
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