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Santa Rosa County will Heroin get millions more from BP, NRDA, Triumph and suspect Regional Water Quality settlement funds. arrested Lynchard Santa Rosa Sheriff’s deputies say they stopped a major heroin and meth operation. After a two-month in- vestigation, De- tectives with the ‘Huge Narcotics Unit executed a search warrant along with the SWAT team. The investigation stemmed from nar- Jones impact’ cotics intelligence received from mul- tiple sources. County, area to At approximately 6 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, the the suspect, Monica Nicole- Gonzalez Jones, 36 of 6583 Arling- receive additional wood Drive in Milton was arrested at her home. RESTORE monies Inside the home, officers found 50 grams of heroin, cocaine and 50 grams BY PAM BRANNON of meth. Along with the drugs, Detec- Gulf Breeze News tives seized a vehicle and a hand gun. [email protected] The case is ongoing and additional arrests are expected in this case. The Panhandle of Florida – including Santa Rosa Coun- Jones was arrested and taken to the ty – is close to receiving more money from the Deep Wa- Santa Rosa County Jail where she re- ter Horizon Oil Spill fines. County Commissioner Lane mains on $115,500.00 bond. Lynchard updated his fellow commissioners at last Thurs- day’s commission meeting on the consent decree handed down Oct. 5 by the federal court on the final settlement Cole violated amount. Lynchard said after the public comment period is over Dec. 4, the court is expected to approve the final Sunshine Law agreement right away. “That will mean a huge impact on Santa Rosa economic development for our area over the next decade County Com- Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News – or more,” Lynchard said. missioner Robert Surprise! The first direct monies coming to Santa Rosa County A. “Bob” Cole from the settlement under the RESTORE Act will be an ad- pleaded no contest Allen Smith, a contract firefighter working in Afghanistan, surprised daughters Ally (left) and Mady ditional $24 million from BP added to the $4.3 already in to one count of a Smith (right) during Senior Night for the GBHS volleyball team Oct. 7 against Navarre (Mady is a the county’s bank account from Trans Ocean fines. “That non-criminal vio- senior, Ally a freshman). Gulf Breeze edged Navarre in five sets. See story on Page 1B. See lation of the Flor- Lynchard Page 2A » ida Sunshine Law, State Attorney Bill Cole Eddins announced. County revives talk of 1¢ sales tax vote Following entry of the plea, Walton December. year.” from the people – some organizations County Judge David Green withheld BY PAM BRANNON adjudication and imposed a $500 fine. Gulf Breeze News County Administrator Hunter Walk- County Commissioner Chair Don or Chambers that want to take the issue The fine imposed was the maximum al- [email protected] er told commissioners Monday, Oct. Salter said it is difficult to ask for a sales and run with it.” lowed under Florida law. Judge Green 5 that some decision has to be made tax for a new courthouse when you do Commissioner Bob Cole agreed, “We heard this case because of the recusal of The idea of placing a one cent sales soon whether to ask for the sales tax not have a place to put it. need to let people know exactly what all Santa Rosa County Judges. tax on an election ballot in 2016 for increase. “At some point soon we will have to the money would go for if we want a This charge arises out of Cole’s Santa Rosa County will be fully dis- “We re running out of time if you are decide where a courthouse would go. sales tax increase. And for us to try to membership on the Milton Downtown cussed, including power point presenta- going to enter the 2016 election cycle,” It’s going to be hard to get support for move it would be a mistake. I don’t see Redevelopment Advisory Board. Prior tion, during the first county commission he said. “A local option sales tax could the courthouse or the sales tax to build it passing if we try to push for it one to the beginning of January 15 meeting, meeting in December. help with capital needs the board has it if we don’t know where it is going,” on one. It needs to come from people in Cole discussed a matter that was sched- County commissioners briefly dis- often come up, like sheriff cars and a Salter said. “I don’t think it should be the county who believe this would be a uled to be considered by the Board with cussed the issue at both of their meetings another board member, Elba Robertson. courthouse and other items. But you commissioners going out to try to con- positive thing for the community.” last week, and decided last Thursday to This discussion occurred outside a pub- will need to decide soon what you want vince people to pass a sales tax increase It was pointed out that the county has have a comprehensive presentation in lic meeting in violation of Florida Law. to do if you re going to address it next or build a courthouse. It needs to come See Court House Page 2A »
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Thursday Special Zoning Board more from oil spill settlement 15 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board ditional $680 million in NRDA counties in the Pandhandle, the existing list. Lynchard said, » Continued from Page 1A Room gives us close to $30 million in coming to the state. That will which will benefit us all.” “Yes, when the 45-day comment Board of Adjustment direct monies to this county,” mean a lot more of those kind of In addition to all that, there period is over for this list of 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council Lynchard said. “Florida is the projects can get done,” Lynchard will also be between $1.5 billion projects then it will come back Chambers only state in all the Gulf Coast said. and $2.5 billion in monies ear- to this board for final discussion He said through the state ex- marked for regional water proj- and approval.” states that will have money go- Friday Optimist Club Breakfast penditure plan for monies com- ects that will help improve lo- Lynchard said there would be ing directly to affected counties. 16 6:30 a.m., GB Hospital Cafeteria Our RESTORE monies do not ing through Tallahassee there cal water quality, he explained. a new round of project applica- will be another $260 million “Over the next five to 20 years tions accepted in early 2016. have to go through Tallahassee, Commission Special coming from the Gulf Coast we will see a lot of local water “the application process for the Monday and that is because of the work 19 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board of a lot of people for months States caucus. quality issues cleared up from next round of monies will open Room before the final RESTORE Act “Then there is the money this money,” he said. in early 2016 and there will be Public input Meeting MYiP was even in place,” he said. coming to the Triumph group, Commissioner Bob Cole more projects done from an ad- There will also be more Natu- which appropriates monies to asked if there would be more ditional list,” he said. 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board ral Resources Damage Assess- the eight most affected coun- projects added to the Multi Year Commissioners said the De- Room ment funds (NRDA) coming to ties – which are the Panhandle Improvement Plan with the ex- cember meeting would be when City Council Meeting the state, Lynchard said. “We counties. Triumph monies will pectation of this money, and this first list of projects would be 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council have already seen some great add up to at least $1.5 billion,” would the commissioners be finalized and approved, after the Chambers projects funded through NRDA Lynchard said. “All that money able to review the ones now on public comment meetings are is to come directly to the eight that list before final approval of over. funds. Now we will see an ad- Tuesday Public Safety Coordination Council 20 11:30 a.m., Sheriff’s Dept. Training Room
Courthouse is target of proposed tax Wednesday Gulf Breeze Toastmasters 21 Noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf » Continued from Page 1A Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive placed a local option sales tax on the bal- GBA Chamber Board of Directors lot a few times before, and only once was it Meeting successful. ‘People need information before 4 p.m., GBA Chamber they will be willing to vote a sales tax,” Cole Aviation Advisory said. “Information is the key. Let them know 5 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board exactly what it will be used for and how long A local option sales Room it will be levied.” tax could help fund Salter said the courthouse issue is drag- a new courthouse, ging on too long. “I have said before I think if voters approve it. Thursday GBA Chamber Governmental Affairs we are making building a courthouse way Commissioners plan 22 Meeting to have a presenta- noon, GBA Chamber too difficult. We need to find a clean piece tion about the need of property, build a courthouse, and make for the additional GBA Chamber Business After Hours the transition. Period.” penny at the irst 5:30 - 7 p.m., Animal Hospital of Tiger Point Last Thursday commissioners discussed meeting in Decem- the best way to approach the idea of a sales ber. tax. Commissioner Bob Cole first suggest- ter. be able to access and ed that a power point presentation of all “The December meeting would be good, take to their community meetings to explain the needs and options concerning levying also, because by then we will have a new ad- why a local option sales tax would help the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report a sales tax of any kind be given during the ministrator to give some input, and to know county. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. first meeting in November. But when fellow what this issue is all about from the begin- “If this thing is successful the local orga- commissioners pointed out that the Nov. 9 Note: All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not imply guilt. All ning,” Cole said. nizations like Rotary and Chambers are go- suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty in a court of law. meeting would be handling the choosing of He suggested that the power point presen- ing to have to get behind it, and this would F, 31, 1000 block Bayshore a new county administrator, it was decided FELONiES tation be available after the December meet- give them an easy tool to use,” Cole sug- Rd., GB, condit release the first meeting in December would be bet- ing for local groups – like Rotary Clubs – to gested. 10/07/15 violation, drugs-deliv/distr, Davis, Richard, W/M, 38, drug possess. GULF BREEZE 3000 block River Rd., Navarre, 10/10/15 County narrowing candidates POLICE probation violation. Mullin, Brandin, W/M, 10/08/15 24, 8000 block Randall Dr., for county administrator job REPORT Gorodilova, Tatiana, W/ Navarre, larceny. Current administrator, Hunter Walter, Evading will retire at the end of 2015 cab fare torney Roy Andrews said it was- day, Nov. 9. “I want to take BY PAM BRANNON Gulf Breeze News fine. “As long as it is one on one, notes, reflect on the candidates [email protected] there is no problem,” he said. answers, and be able to gather results in 1 year ago this week Project,” designed to County Administrator Walker my thoughts to explain why I return wounded Spe- A new county administrator said he would like to know if any am voting the way I am, also. Santa Rosa County cial Forces athletes will be chosen by Nov. 9, if the or all commissioners did indeed I would much prefer we wait arrests schedule proposed by county plan to contact the candidates and rank and vote the following sends out question- to their highest level Three individuals who failed commissioners last Thursday ahead of time. “I want to give Monday.” naires to Holley by of activity possiable. to pay a $300 cab fare that in- holds to the timeline expected. them a heads up that you may Chairman Salter said he had the Sea residents as cluded a clean up fee were ap- Santa Rosa County Administra- be calling so they are not taken no problem with keeping the prehended after they fled on foot part of a watershed 10 years ago tor Hunter Walker is retiring at aback,.” he said. “I have never system the way it has been – to at 2:26 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 11. study to develop a the end of this year, and a head had that happen to me in any decide on Nov. 4 whether com- Gulf Breeze police officers stormwater master South Santa Rosa hunter organization hired by the screening process, but as long as missioners needed the extra time located the men in the area and county has been searching for the there is no legal problem, I just or not. But county commissioner plan for the county. Utilities Services was arrested them. Michael Hahn, 22 beat candidate to fill his shoes. want to let them know to expect Bob Cole said the board should denied the go-ahead of Pensacola was charged with The commissioners will get the a call from some of you.” just vote now to wait and hold 5 years ago to build an advanced fraud-swindle and public order list of the eight recommended Commissioner Rob William- the rankings and final decision crimes; Todd Backlund, 26 of wastewater treatment candidates at next Monday, Oct. son was not comfortable with Nov. 9. Loxley, Ala. was charged with Andrews Institute center on city proper- 19 committee meeting. the past process of choosing a “We said if even one commis- fraud-swindle and public order formulates the Ea- ty located off of Hwy Then on Thursday, Oct. 22 final candidate the same day as sioner was not ready Nov. 4 to crimes; and Johnathan Hast- commissioners will make a the interviews were done. Walk- decide, then we would wait. So I gle Fund “Warrior 399 ings, 25 of Bay Minette, Ala. short list of candidates they wish er said in years past when com- think we need to vote right now was charged with public order to interview. missioners did an interview for to just wait and do the rankings crimes. “There may be four or five a position this important, there and final vote on Monday, Nov. candidates,” explained commis- was a short list done then in- 9 since Commissioner Rob Wil- Tuesday, Oct. 6 sion vice chair Lane Lynchard. terviews and then the same day liamson has already said he will Jeremy Leonard, 28 of Gulf “We will do public 45-minute as the interviews the commis- not be comfortable. “ Breeze was charged with DUI at interviews on a specially called sioners ranked each candidate. The commissioners voted 8:15 p.m. meeting Nov. 4 with the ones we Lynchard explained, “We have to follow that schedule. Then have on the short list.” usually ranked the candidates Rob Williamson also suggested Thursday, Oct. 8 Commissioner Rob William- immediately after the interviews, to department heads that they A 23-year-old man was from your friends at Gulf Breeze News son said he plans to call and the same day, and then made the could email questions to Hunter charged with having no valid from your friends at Gulf Breeze News speak to each of the eight on the announcement that day as to Walker that they would like to driver license. recommended list so he can bet- who we were going to hire. “ see commissioners ask the can- ter make up his short list. Com- October 15 October 17 But Williamson said he didates. He also said any depart- Saturday, Oct. 10 mission Chair Don Salter asked would like time to reflect over ment head that wants to is wel- After assiting a 19-year-old Stan Nurnberger Charito Lyster the county attorney if it was le- the weekend after the interviews come to sit in on his individual Pensacola woman in the Gulf gal for commissioners to speak and then come back to rank the interviews with the eight candi- Danielle Dickey Breeze High School parking to the candidates one on one. At- candidates the following Mon- dates being considered. October 16 lot, officers discovered she was wanted for an outstanding war- Mike Hundelt rant. n A 33 year-old Gulf Breeze Road work continues on Hwy. 98 man was arrested for disorderly Congratulations to this Week’s Winner conduct and resisting arrest. 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. for approxi- or rescheduled in the event of Charito Lyster • October 1 Crews are striping along mately three weeks as crews inclement weather. Motorists, U.S. 98 between the Gulf restripe side roads, major in- pedestrians, and bicyclists are Monday, Oct. 12 Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre tickets or a Breeze Zoo and Okaloosa tersections, and the mainline. reminded to travel with care A 30-year-old homeless Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the County line in Santa Rosa woman was arrested on a war- Slow moving vehicles will be through the work zone and to tickets at Gulf Breeze News Office by October 28th. County. Motorists may en- used to perform the work. watch for construction equip- rant service at the Quality Inn.
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Don’t forget the meeting on Tuesday Oct. 20 at 6pm in the Clay Ford Room at the Gulf Breeze Recreation Camellias on Tuesday, Oct. 20, produce new plants by the air- Center. The at the Pensacola Garden Center, layering process. This is an easy program 1850 N. 9th Ave.; Camellias 101 way to make new plants for sale will feature Grinnan and Air-Layering Plus and gives or to give to friends. There will Nicole Grinnan. an outline of meetings through be time for those with questions the club’s 77th annual Pensacola about camellia care to talk with League of Camellia Show and plant sale on experts. Saturday December 12. For further information see Women Voters The meeting will feature an www.pensacolacamelliaclub. League of Women Voters of illustrated talk by Skip Vogel- com or contact Norman Vickers the Pensacola Bay Area will sang which 850-484-9183. hold the October General Meet- he calls ing at Tryon Branch Library, 120 “Camellias Navarre Garden Club Submitted photo Langley Ave. on October 17, 101” and The National Garden Club, program, 10:30 a.m. A white- Peoples Home Health helps Children's Home Society PCC Board Inc. awarded a National Cer- paper and panel discussion on Member tificate of Commendation to the Last week, Peoples Home Health held a donation drive that culminated with BUNCO fundraiser with the subject of Deep-Well Injec- LeAnna Navarre Garden Club. The com- many from the Gulf Breeze community. Dawn Leininger lead the effort and fundraiser event that tion will be featured; panelists raised over $3,750 for the Children’s Home Society Ashley Offerdahl Endowment fund, in memory of Brennan mendation was for the beautiful will be Dr. Enid Sisskin, UWF Ashley who gave so much of her time and love to help mentor children at the Children’s Home Soci- will discuss landscaping around the Blue Star ety. From left: Leah Harrison (CHS) Tim Buttell, Abbie Offerdahl, Nels Offerdahl, Dawn Leininger, Luci professor of public health, clini- Air-Layer- Vickers Maker erected last year. Rachel Bailly (Tim, Dawn and Luci PHH). cal and health sciences; Linda ing. So- Coggins, club president, accept- Young, director of the Florida cial/refresh- ed the award for the club at the son, for 3rd place Mackie Award Clean Water Network, and Mary ment time begins at 6:30 and the recent District I meeting in Ft. for the Pensacola Council web- Gutierrez, executive director of program begins at 7 p.m. The Walton Beach. site, as Web Master. Captain Bill Earth Ethics Inc. and co-chair program is free and public is cor- The Navarre Garden Club Cuilik, USN (Ret.), 2015 Navy of the LWV Natural Resource dially invited. established, landscaped and League President, was presented Committee. Skip Vogelsang, using a pow- maintains the Blue Star Marker a check to the Council, from the The meeting is free and open er-point presentation, will dis- in Navarre Park on Highway 98. Combined Federal Campaign, to to the public. cuss the basics of appreciating This marker designates the high- help support Sea Services. camellia blooms. He will discuss way in Santa Rosa County as a For more information, on get- Gulf Coast Friends flower forms, sizes and color Blue Star Memorial Highway, to ting involved, please call 436- The big fundraiser for Gulf and how they developed. The honor men and women who have 8552 or navyleagueofus@bell- Coast Friends will be on Wednes- talk should leave both the nov- served in the armed forces. south.net day, Nov. 18, at Pensacola Yacht ice and the experienced camellia Club. The Fashion Show will grower with a greater knowl- Navy League IFAS Extension be presented by Lee Tracy, with edge and appreciation of this The Pensacola Council was Mondays in the many items available for pur- lovely winter-blooming shrub. Nationally recognized for a ban- chase after the show. Doors open Vogelsang is a former president Gardens Navarre Garden ner year, with CNOCM Mark Club received a at 10 a.m., fashion show at 11 of PCC and is currently chair of Harden, USN (Ret), Gulf Coast national certificate a.m. followed by lunch. There Fall Blooming Shrubs and the club’s annual December ca- East Area President and National of commendation will be raffles with proceeds go- Perennials will be the topic of for the beautiful mellia show. He is active with Director, presenting National ing to local charities, good food, the American Camellia Society the October 19 “Mondays in the landscaping around Navy League, Medi-um Council the Blue Star Maker and fun for all. Contact Barbara and an ACS certified judge and Gardens” series. This program awards, to the following: Tom erected last year. Koncan at 850-450-7978 for had originally been scheduled educator. Vogelsang’s program Furr, the Pensacola Council tickets ($25) or for more infor- on September 28 but was can- Mondays in the Gardens is a gar- contact Mary Derrick at (850) was originally scheduled for the President, for the 2014 Meritori- mation. This event is open to all. September meeting but technical celled due to rain. Santa Rosa dening program being offered at 623-3868 between 8 a.m. and ous Service Award; Carol Mon- Master Gardeners will lead the the UF Milton Gardens under the 4:30 p.m. weekdays or via email problems necessitated postpone- roe, for 2nd place Mackie Award Pensacola Camellia ment until October. one hour presentation begin- direction of UF/IFAS Extension at [email protected]. for the quarterly Bullhorn news- ning at 10 a.m. in the UF shade Santa Rosa County Master Gar- Hearing impaired individuals Club (PCC) Following Vogelsang, Bren- letter, as editor; Betty Williams, nan, will discuss propagation of garden classroom. The program deners. The program is free and may call Santa Rosa County Pensacola Camellia Club for the Outstanding Member Re- will feature a tour of blooming no pre-registration is required. Emergency Management Ser- (PCC) presents two topics on camellias by air-layering. The tention Award; and Michele Wil- Club has an on-going project to plants in the UF Milton Garden. For more information please vice at (850) 983-5373 (TDD). Young MEDICARE Entrepreneurs ADVANTAGE must apply PLANS by Friday, Oct. 16 The Greater Pensacola Chamber, along with 516-3316 Global Business Solutions, Inc. (GBSI), and the Uni- versity of West Florida (UWF) College of Business, are accepting applications for the Greater Pensacola Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!). YEA! is ## " ##$" open to all students in grades 6-12 in Escambia and % ") # !#"$##% !$%"% $ & ( "#' ! # #!# Santa Rosa counties, and applications for this year’s class must be submitted by Friday, Oct. 16. 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The Florida Department of Family Planning services and Health in Santa Rosa County exams for sexually transmitted announces the reopening of diseases (STD) will be available its Midway Clinic. The clinic, by appointment. Clients may which has been closed due to schedule appointments by call- heavy damage caused by the ing the Milton location at 850- April 2014 flood, will reopen on 983-5200, ext. 107. Tuesday, Nov. 3. The Midway The health department also facility is located at 5840 Gulf continues to offer WIC services Breeze Parkway in Gulf Breeze. at the Midway location. For more Immunizations will be offered information on WIC eligibility, on a walk-in basis from 8 a.m. to clients may call the WIC office 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3p.m. in Milton at 850-983-5250.
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Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News Woodlawn Beach Middle School lunch ladies serve just over 800 meals a day for the 6th, 7th, and 8th graders coming through the school cafeteria. The lunch crew includes (front, left to right) Yolanda Blaskie, Linda Colrin, Katrin Vondenstein; (back row) Preveisha Pearson, Jordan Simpson, Bonnie Derusha, and Brandy Warr.
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P. O. Box 1414 favorite school 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway cafeteria food? Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News Fax: (850) 932-8794 [email protected] www.gulfbreezenews.com
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CONTRIBUTORS Betty Archer Allen having about the Oregon shooting “Buffalo chicken sandwich.” Pam Brannon OWEN HAYES fter the tragic 2012 shooting illness. not recognize the need for treatment, parents Senior Jack Kale in Newtown, I wrote an essay 3. Most violence is not caused by people must turn to the courts, where they will be Clay Bloodworth Aentitled “I Am Adam Lanza’s who have mental illness, and when treated, required to prove that their child poses an Mother” expressing my frustration with our people with mental illness are no more like- imminent threat of harm to him/herself or broken mental healthcare system and how it ly to be violent than the general population. others. failed my own child. Now, in the wake of the In fact, people with mental illness are more Mental health reform opponents argue Member: most recent mass shooting in Oregon, our likely to be victims of violence and discrimi- for patients’ rights. As a mother of a teen- screens play out the all too familiar script of nation. ager who has bipolar disorder, and whose Florida Press Association politicians, experts, and lay people alterna- Schizophrenia and bipolar disorder large- treatment has restored him to a life of main- National Newspaper Assn. tively blaming guns and mental illness for ly affect our young people. By failing to stream school and friends, I ask, what about the tragedy. Inevitably, many ask, “Why provide early interventions and timely treat- the right to treatment? Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce didn’t Chris Mercer’s mother do something ments, we are effectively condemning too Timely treatment could have helped Chris (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) to stop him?” many of our children to a life in prison or Harper Mercer and all the young men who As the mother of a teenage son who has on the streets. came before him. We need to end the Pensacola Beach bipolar disorder and who exhibited violent The “Helping Families in Mental Health shame and stigma of mental illness. If a “Food truck tacos on Chamber of Commerce and antisocial behaviors until he was cor- Crisis Act,” HR2646, is a bipartisan bill in friend or a loved one’s behavior suddenly Thursdays.” Greater Pensacola rectly diagnosed and treated, I see mass Congress that would provide better treat- changes, if he or she becomes hostile, sus- MEGAN PEWITT Chamber of Commerce shootings through a different lens. While ment options for people who have serious picious, or pushes us away, we should push Senior Navarre Tourist others ask about Chris Mercer’s parents, I mental illness. It would clarify confusing back and seek help. With early intervention, Development Council question a society that has repeatedly turned privacy laws that prevent doctors from com- correct diagnosis, and proper treatment, its back on our most vulnerable members. municating with caregivers and end arbitrary many people who have mental illness can Santa Rosa County Sadly, the conversation about mental ill- restrictions on numbers of hospital beds live happy, productive lives. Chamber of Commerce ness has not changed since Newtown. In fact, and days of treatment. Our representatives the stigma of mental illness only increases should support this bill. Sources : when we limit our discussions about brain What people who blame parents after Study: Most Gun Deaths Happen Outside LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze disorders to outlier tragedies. Consider these mass shootings don’t understand is that we of Mass Shootings. News welcomes your opinion. We facts about mental illness and gun violence: can’t get help for our kids. In the face of in- National Alliance on Mental Illness. reserve the right to edit a letter to fit space available. We do not accept 1. While the rates of mass shootings are creasing need, the number of inpatient psy- Rtrieved from Emergency Department letters containing a personal attack increasing, these events are still extremely chiatric hospital beds in the U.S. continues Benchmarking Alliance. on any individual. Letters must be rare, constituting only 1-3% of all gun vio- to decline as states slash their mental health —— limited to one per month from an lence deaths in the United States each year. budgets. Patients wait for days or even Liza Long is the author of The Price of individual writer. If we receive form 2. The majority of gun-related deaths— weeks in the emergency room for a psychi- Silence: A Mom’s Perspective on Mental letters, we will print only the first 60%--are people who died by suicide. Of atric bed to open so that they can receive Illness, and a board member of the Interna- “Wrap” one we receive. Include your name, these, as many as 90% suffered from mental care. And if a child with mental illness does tional Bipolar Foundation (www.ibpf.org). CAITLIN CAMPANELLA address and daytime phone number. Senior CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze The simple life is rich in satisfaction News is committed to accuracy and wants to hear from you if we need This past weekend, a group the simple things that make us are supremely satisfying in our to make a correction or clarification. of friends spent a few days most happy. Eugene Peterson relationships. You don’t have Please email us at news@gulf- with my family at Fort Pickens paraphrased King Solomon this to create complicated scenarios breezenews.com with the subject campground. Some families way, “A pretentious, showy life and plan exquisite gatherings. line CORRECTION or CLARIF- roughed it in tents, while oth- is an empty life; a plain and Be a friend. Love others. Its ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 during office hours and ask for ers of us were a little more simple life is a full life.” (Prov- that simple. news or sports departments. comfortable in travel trailers erbs 13:7) Simple pleasures This week, I want to invite ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News and RVs. We rode the dirt paths and simple living seems to last you to take a break from the will not be responsible for quality or from the fort and through the longer than all that digital stuff electronics. See how long you discoloration in ads provided by the campground. Evening camp- that needs new batteries or up- can go without watching your advertiser or its agents. fires, potluck dinners, games of apps to help us keep up. Even grades. A campfire works today tv or logging onto FaceBook. “Chicken Alfredo” cornhole, bicycle rides, nature old school mechanics have to just as good as it did 20 years Leave the cell phone in the car AVERY CURINGTON walks, card games, and hanging identify and treat computer ago, as does a screwdriver, or actually consider turning it Sophomore Gulf Breeze News is published out at the beach were our fa- coded problems with trans- hammer, or walk on the beach. off. Open your windows and weekly on Thursdays for $35 per vorite activities. We had a great missions and engines. Even Simple relations can be just turn on the fans. Look some- year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. yard tools have gone high tech Periodical postage paid at Gulf time enjoying each other and a as satisfying. Love your fam- one in the eyes and ask how Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. few days of simple living. with lithium ion batteries and ily and friends simply. Spend they are really doing. Pet a Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. In a world of complication other electronic features like time with them. Honor them dog. Watch a sunrise or sunset. POSTMASTER: Please send and busyness, a simpler life laser guides and such. Thank with your words. Be kind. Close your eyes and listen to address changes to Gulf Breeze can be a real treat. It seems heavens that simple tools like Take the role of peacemaker the beach. Take a walk. Cele- God’s word News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL screwdrivers, wrenches, pencil, like life is full of electronics, when needed. Be a leader when brate the taste of your next well “I will show my greatness and 32562. paper, charcoal grills, a good busy schedules, and heavy the calling is present. Serve prepared meal. Make someone my holiness, and I will make All content is copyrighted 2015. demands. The tools we use to book, and a deck of 52 cards others with humility by lifting else’s day. Be simple. Live sim- Advertising rates are available upon myself known in the sight of cope with these demands are work without batteries. their needs above your own. ply and you won’t regret it. request. many nations. Then they will When I talk with folks about just as complicated. There are Forgive. Love. Encourage. know that I am the LORD.” life, it seems like it really is smartphones with an array of Such simple ways of existence Love one. Love another. —Ezekiel 38:23 gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 15, 2015 7A ABC Family will not renew tear-jerker ‘Chasing Life’ Q: Please, please, please take her photos of Richie, Heather and film is based on Sullenberger’s premiere midseason. Although tell me it isn’t true that ABC best friend, Ava surfaced of the trio having 2009 autobiography “High- CBS hasn’t yet made its final Family has canceled “Chas- Beth, and fun in the sun and sand in Bora est Duty: My Search for What decision, show runners are ap- ing Life”! That’s my favorite love inter- Bora, where the friendly exes Really Matters.” The film just proaching this season as if it show on television today, and est, Domi- were treating their daughter to a started shooting, and as of this could be the final one, as execu- it always makes me count my nic, to Italy, family vacation before she goes writing, a premiere date had not tive producer Jonathan Nolan blessings. -- Layla F. in Geor- where she off to college. been set. revealed during this summer’s gia reveals to *** *** Comic-Con. A: I’m sorry to have to tell them she Q: Can you tell me what Q: Did they cancel “Person Write to Cindy at King Fea- pictures of them online frol- you, but the tear-jerking season- Italia Ricci is not eli- Aaron Eckhart has been up to of Interest”? I’m getting ner- tures Weekly Service, 628 Vir- icking on a beach together. -- two finale that aired last month ABC F amily gible for lately? -- Rita C., via email vous because I haven’t been ginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803; was indeed the series finale. ABC the clinical Nina H., via email A: The handsome and versa- able to find it on CBS’s fall or e-mail her at letters@cindy- Family decided not to renew the trials for her cancer treatment A: The former Bon Jovi tile actor is currently shooting schedule. -- Paul T., via email elavsky.com. one-hour drama, which centered and has decided not to pursue guitarist and his gorgeous yet Clint Eastwood’s latest film, A: CBS did renew the crime on 24-year-old April, played by a bone-marrow transplant. She down-to-Earth ex-wife have not “Sully,” which chronicles the drama for a fifth season -- a 13- (c) 2015 King Features Synd., Italia Ricci, a journalist trying to just wants to live out her days in gotten back together. They are January 2009 real-life events episode order of the series will Inc. work her way up the ladder at a peace. She tells Beth: “It’s not one of those rare Hollywood ex- where Capt. Chelsey “Sully” Boston newspaper while balanc- giving up because I’ve already couples who others could learn Sullenberger safely landed his ing her career and family. Just won. I could die happy here.” a lesson from: They have re- aircraft on the Hudson River af- 00 as things start to come together *** mained good friends since split- ter a flock of geese knocked out $49 for her, she gets the devastating Q: Is it true that Richie ting up eight years ago, and they both engines. Aaron plays first SERVICE news that she has leukemia. Sambora and Heather Lock- take the co-parenting of daugh- officer and co-pilot Jeff Skiles CALL The series finale saw April lear are back together? I saw ter Ava very seriously. Recently opposite Tom Hanks’ Sully. The
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I have found a hint of cancer in the lymph some questions about GERD. I node near the tumor. On Friday I was diagnosed 16 years ago and finish up an eight-week treatment was put on many medications, of radiation and chemotherapy. but I either got side effects or they My question is what my risk didn’t work. I made up my mind to might be for developing other can- watch my diet carefully. That has cers in the future, assuming that worked well most of the time, but this tumor has been eradicated? - about six weeks ago I started expe- - J.K. riencing burning and pain again. I that time of the year. ANSWER: Congratulations to you tried eliminating different foods in That being said, look at any new and your doctor for his diligence, and my diet, but it wasn’t working. medications (many can worsen I hope your recovery goes well. I visited my primary care doctor GERD); consider weight loss if yours In general, cancers are more com- and he prescribed sucralfate, four has gone up; and make sure you are mon in people who have had cancer times a day, along with omeprazole eating a good three hours before before. The rate of developing sec- twice a day. I’ve been this treat- bed. Alcohol and tobacco are bad for ond cancers depends on the specific ment a short time, and see a hint of many things, including GERD. Fi- type. There’s not a lot written about improvement. I don’t understand nally, sometimes serious conditions second cancer after head and neck why I went all these years with lit- can look like GERD. If symptoms sarcoma, but what I found suggests tle pain and all of a sudden I feel persist, your primary care doctor that the risk is not terribly high. In like I’m back to square one. may send you to a gastroenterologist general, the younger you are when Every Issue in October The nurse practitioner in the for an endoscopy. you develop the first cancer, the same office said they are thinking The booklet on acid reflux explains higher the risk of a second. A Salute to Influential, GERD is seasonal, just like aller- GERD. Readers can obtain a copy by *** Professional Women gies, and that it should go away. I writing: Dr. Roach -- No. 501W, 628 Dr. Roach regrets that he is un- am very frustrated. I really don’t Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. able to answer individual letters, ■ Professionals want to have surgery. -- A. Enclose a check or money order (no but will incorporate them in the ■ Business Owners cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 Canada with column whenever possible. Read- ■ Key Employees ANSWER: I can’t tell you why, the recipient’s printed name and ad- ers may email questions to ToYour- but I do see people getting exacer- dress. Please allow four weeks for [email protected]. To Call now to speak to an advertising sales representative bations that last for a few days or delivery. view and order health pamphlets, to arrange advertising and feature articles! weeks, and then they go back to be- *** visit www.rbmamall.com, or write ing fine. The nurse practitioner knew to Good Health, 628 Virginia Drive something I didn’t, because I found DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 70 Orlando, FL 32803. evidence that GERD symptoms are years old, and three and a half statistically worse from October to months ago, my ENT found a ma- (c) 2015 North America Synd., December. Maybe it has to do with lignant sarcoma at the base of my Inc. 850.932.8986 | www.gulfbreezenews.com 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway | Harbortown Unit 35 | Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 the foods eaten more commonly at tongue on the right side. They also All Rights Reserved 8A October 15, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS
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LaQuita Stover ‘checks out’ after 16 years at GBHS
and she made every attempt to call students Stover was named GBHS Non-instruc- out just to encounter her – and use her bright, BY VICI PAPAJOHN and parents by name. tional Employee of the Year in 2005 and her cheering flower pens. Gulf Breeze News “It’s been a journey I will never forget,” nomination glowed with praise, “She knows All who encountered her discerned that she says. “I have so many wonderful mem- where every student and every teacher is at she was a force of protection, screening and f you ever “dropped by” Gulf Breeze ories, and I wouldn’t even try to count the any given moment. The position is widely protocol that made parents and the commu- IHigh School (GBHS) unexpected, you number of people I’ve met. So many impor- considered the most demanding and stress- nity feel a little safer knowing she was the may have feared her as the gatekeeper, but tant people -- Judges, ful non-instructional front line between the outside world and the you were always assisted with determined Doctors, Lawyers, position at the school students and staff at GBHS. professionalism. For over 16 years, LaQuita Realtors, famous ath- because of the steady “I was so touched by the many parents who Stover balanced the demanding job of half letes -- and most im- “My favorite part of my stream of parents and told me I couldn’t retire until all their children hybrid guardian angel/guard dog and half portant, moms!” position is that it has teenagers clamoring had graduated. I feel humble to know they welcome committee for the students, parents Student Services is allowed me to know both for her attention, con- thought well of me. A lot of parents couldn’t and public in GBHS Student Services. She a very, very busy of- stantly ringing phones believe I would know their name when they would research any information you needed, fice. students and parents and the occasional cri- came into the office. I know they appreciated provide means of communication you were “I unlocked the by name.” sis situation that she knowing someone they could come to for lacking, or direct you to the proper source, front door at 7:30 faces calmly and with help, putting them at ease.” but you did not get on that campus if you a.m. and my busy day – LaQuita Stover confidence.” Stover says she will miss the students were not supposed to be there. And that’s ex- began. My co-work- LaQuita is amaz- the most. “I have been amazed by the talent actly the way we all wanted it. ers and I each talked ingly efficient and our students have. It’s awesome to see them Though she was a fierce protector, she to about 200 people accommodating, and graduate and become wonderful role models. was also determined to be familiar with the on any given day, easily. Your mind is very always searching for new ways to improve I believe if there is a will, God will help make hundreds of students and parents she encoun- tired at the end of the day,” Stover admits the operation of our office. She makes our a way. So, I always encouraged students to tered every day. And if she didn’t know the with a shy smile. department run smoothly and all of our jobs never give up.” answer to a question, she did everything in Services provided at Student Services in- so much easier.” What on earth is she going to do after her power to find it. clude: check in and check out of students; Stover always tried to make the experi- retirement? Time with her husband tops the “My favorite part of my position is that computerized record-keeping all day long ence as pleasant as possible when working list. And, prior to leaving GBHS, she tore out it has allowed me to know both students of student attendance and changes in atten- with a parent, but it’s impossible to please and tiled her master bath, already tackling and parents by name,” Stover says. “I nev- dance; greeting visitors, students and staff; everyone. “Even Jesus didn’t please every- a long list of home improvements that have er wanted to be in a position where I saw a answering the phone; helping parents get one; we have to follow procedure, too,” she awaited her attention for years. name but couldn’t put a face with it.” And supplies, documents, and anything they drop admits. One can only imagine after 16 years of she rarely saw a face that she didn’t immedi- off to students; lunch duty and sometimes Most parents understand the job required eating lunch at her desk between chores, she ately recognize after only one introduction, nurse duties. balance and enjoyed signing their children will plan a few lunch outings as well.
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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER October 15, 2015 Hobbling Thursday, Oct. 15 Volleyball vs. Catholic, 4/5/6 p.m. JV football at Dolphins Pace, 6 p.m. Swim team hosts Santa Rosa County lose big at Championships, 4 p.m. Cross country at Escarosa Championships, Walton 3:30 p.m. Seventh-ranked 4A Braves get pick 6, safety, blocked punt for touchdown and 70-yard punt Friday, Oct. 16 return for TD in 54-17 win over 6A GBHS Football at Pace, 7:30 p.m. BY JASON THOMPSON The Dolphins, who had only Gulf Breeze News 168 yards of offense, hope [email protected] to have running back Tristan Monday, Oct. 19 Gulf Breeze looked like a Covell back for the key District Volleyball at banged up team and the Walton 2-6A game. Covell suffered a District 1-6A Braves looked like the seventh- shoulder injury in Gulf Breeze’s Tournament at ranked team in the state Friday district opening win at Milton Washington, TBD as the 4A Braves rolled over the two weeks ago. Gulf Breeze will look to Girls golf at 6A Dolphins 51-17. The Dolphins, playing with limit their mistakes against the Region 1-2A third-string quarterback (and Patriots - a team the Dolphins meet, TBD starting linebacker) Ricky have never beaten in the Chris Alexander, had only two irst Nemith era. Tuesday, Oct. 20 downs and 53 yards of offense The Braves blocked a punt Volleyball at in the irst half, which ended that turned into a touchdown, as well as recording a ‘pick six’ District 1-6A with GBHS down 21-3. Gulf Breeze, now 2-5 on the and a safety. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Tournament season, play at Pace Friday. semiinal at See Dolphins, Page 5B » Bryant Tisdale tries to bring down Walton’s Azende Rey in the Dolphins 54-17 loss Friday. Washington, TBD Boys golf at Region 1-2A Volleyball wins marathon on Senior Night meet, TBD GBHS wins 15-13 in fifth vs. Navarre, then finishes district play unbeaten (12-0) with win at Washington Tuesday, Oct. 6 Lady Dolphin BY JASON THOMPSON An Amber Hartley kill gave Gulf volleyball 25- Gulf Breeze News Breeze an 18-17 lead, but it’d be [email protected] 25-25, Pensacola their last lead as Navarre outscored 10-11-17 The night was already slated to GBHS 8-5 the rest of the game. be an emotional one as the Lady The lead changed hands six Dolphin volleyball team, as their times, with a Navarre serving Wednesday, Oct. 7 six seniors were honored before error giving Gulf Breeze the game Lady Dolphin their Oct. 7 with Navarre. two lead for good at 19-18. volleyball 23-25- The Lady Raiders brought Maddie Grace McCurdy 25- 21-15, Navarre some emotion over with them as scored ive straight points on they pushed the Lady Dolphins serve, which included kills by 25-19 16-25-13 to the limit before Gulf Breeze Ward and Denby before another pulled out a 23-25, 25-19, 25- Ward kill gave Gulf Breeze the Thursday, Oct. 8 16, 21-25, 15-13 win. game two win. Lady Dolphin Navarre hasn’t beaten the The Lady Raiders got kills volleyball 25-25- Lady Dolphins since 2007. onthreeofitsirstfourpointsin 22-25, Washington The Lady Raiders, who won game three to take a 4-0 lead. But game one in Navarre two weeks aservingerror,followedbyaive 10-15-25-15 ago before losing the match in straight McCurdy serves gave four, trailed 9-4 early in game Gulf Breeze the lead for good. Friday, Oct. 2 Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News one after one of Mae Ward’s Navarre got within one at 7- Walton FB 54, Smiling seniors career-high 15 kills. 6 before a Ward kill and four Dolphins 17 Navarre was able to battle Olivia Kudrna serves allowed From left: Mady Smith, Kiersten Ellis, Kristen Watts, Julia Denby, Allison Von Brock and Sydney Cortez back with the help of two of GBHS to pull away. were honored before the Lady Dolphins’ five-set win over Navarre on Oct. 7. GBHS’ 11 serving errors. See Lady Dolphins, Page 4B » The Winning Team Professionals you can count on!
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BY JASON THOMPSON A W lc n Gulf Breeze News New Patients to their [email protected] Dental Practice Both the Gulf Breeze Dolphins and The Raiders Treating All Ages Editorial Note – This week marks Week the Navarre Raider football teams have are led by seniors Cosmetic & Preventative 5 of the Gulf Breeze News’ position-by- had solid play on the defensive front Anthony Miller position breakdown of the Gulf Breeze- this season. (31 total tackles), Gulf Breeze’s defensive front is Chandler Gibson, Renfroe & Zieman P.A. Family Dentistry Navarre football game, who play each other 13 Center Street, Gulf Breeze (850) 932 2266 rzdental.com in Navarre on Oct. 30. The winner retains led by junior Liam Gesler, a two- Mapoles (14, the Publix Beach Bowl Cup, sponsored by year starter. He’s averaged six tackles five quarterback the Gulf Breeze News. Navarre has won a game through the team’s first six hurries) and junior the first seven in the series and the last games. Tyler Morton (17, eight overall. This week focuses on the Junior Landon Dermody has 20 tackles, forced fumble). defensive line. including three for losses.
Northwest Florida Youth Sports Alliance Football Standings COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON TV FOOTBALL U6 Division Pace 6-0 District 2-6A Standings 6:00 PM (Thursday) Auburn at Kentucky ESPN Bellview A 5-1 All/Dist. 6:30 PM (Thursday) Western Kentucky at North Texas CBSSN NEP 5-1 Navarre 7-0, 1-0 9:30 PM (Thursday) #20 UCLA at #16 Stanford ESPN Perdido Bay 4-2 Gulf Breeze 2-5, 1-0 7:00 PM (Friday) Cincinnati at BYU ESPN Bellview B 3-2 Milton 5-2, 0-1 8:00 PM (Friday #25 Boise State at Utah State CBSSN Cantonment 3-3 Pace 2-5, 0-1 8:00 PM (Friday) Houston at Tulane ESPNU Myrtle Grove 2-3 East Milton 2-4 9:30 PM (Friday) UNLV at Fresno State ESPN2 Last Friday’s Games Navarre 2-4 11:00 AM #14 Ole Miss at Memphis ABC Walton 51, Gulf Breeze 17 Milton 1-5 11:00 AM Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State SECN Navarre 20, Escambia 9 Salvation Army 1-5 11:00 AM Bucknell at Army CBSSN Milton 29, Crestview 28 11:00 AM Western Michigan at Ohio ESPN3 U7 Division 11:00 AM Eastern Michigan at #24 ESPN3 Friday’s Games Perdido Bay 6-0 11:30 AM Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech ESPN3 Gulf Breeze at Pace Bellview 4-1 12:00 PM Buffalo at Central Michigan ESPN3 Navarre at Milton Milton 4-2 1:30 PM Northern Illinois at Miami (OH) ESPN3 Pace 3-2 2:00 PM Akron at Bowling Green ESPN3 VARSITY Cantonment 0-2 2:00 PM Georgia State at Ball State ESPN3 Friday - Gulf Breeze Navarre 0-5 2:30 PM Kent State at Massachusetts ESPN3 Gulf Breeze 0 3 7 7-17 Gulf Breeze 0-6 Walton 6 15 16 14-51 2:30 PM Air Force at Colorado State CBSSN 2:30 PM Idaho at Troy ESPN3 2:45 1st (W) – Andricus Moore 70- U8 Division yard pass from Jace Fielder (kick NEP 7-0 2:30 PM Virginia Tech at Miami (FL) ESPNU no good) 0-6 Bellview 6-0 2:30 PM Syracuse at Virginia ESPN3 9:52 2nd (W) – Azende’ Rey 4-yard Cantonment 5-1 2:30 PM Rutgers at Indiana BTN run (Alfonza Glenn 2-point catch) Milton 5-1 3:00 PM Vanderbilt at South Carolina SECN 0-14 Pace 4-2 5:00 PM New Mexico State at Georgia Southern ESPN3 4:48 2nd (GB) – T.J. Brubaker Navarre A 3-3 6:00 PM Appalachian State at Louisiana Monroe ESPN3 31-yard fi eld goal 3-14 Perdido Bay 2-4 6:00 PM #11 Florida at #7 LSU ESPN 1:04 2nd (W) – Azende’ Rey 8-yard Salvation Army 2-4 6:00 PM Wake Forest at North Carolina ESPN3 run (Thomas Brack kick) 3-21 Gulf Breeze 1-5 6:30 PM #17 USC at #15 Notre Dame NBC 10:31 3rd (W) – Jalen Jones 5-yard Myrtle Grove 1-5 6:30 PM Missouri at #19 Georgia SECN punt blocked return for touchdown Navarre B 1-5 7:00 PM Penn State at #1 Ohio State ABC (Brack kick) 3-28 East Milton 0-6 9:30 PM San Diego State at San José State ESPNU 7:10 3rd (W) – 75-yard punt return for touchdown (Brack kick) 3-35 U9 Division 6:26 3rd (W) – Ricky Alexander Bellview 5-0 sacked in end zone for safety 3-37 Pace 5-0 U12 Division Tiger Point Flag 2:30 3rd (GB) – Cole Navarre 2-3 Bellview 6-0 Football results Sheppard 14-yard pass Perdido Bay 2-3 Milton 6-0 Oct 7 game from Ricky Alexander (T.J. Milton 2-4 NEP 5-1 Vikings 28, Brubaker kick) Gulf Breeze 0-6 Cantonment 4-2 Falcons 6 Puff Daddy | Male, 2 year old Chihuahua mix 10-37 Perdido Bay 4-2 Vikings Puff Daddy is a friendly and curious 10:41 4th (W) – Grady Williams U10 Division Pace 3-3 Will Rivers touchdown pass, two little fellow looking for a loving home. 46-yard pass from Fielder (Brack Bellview 6-0 Salvation Army 3-3 extra point passes. He is better suited for a family with kick) 10-44 Gulf Breeze 4-1 Myrtle Grove 2-4 Zoom Schneider touchdown catch, older children (8+). two extra point catches. 9:21 4th (W) – Juanyeh Thomas Navarre A 4-1 Navarre A 2-4 For more info on Puff Daddy Ethan Jardini rushing touchdown, 25-yard interception return (Brack Cantonment 4-1 Navarre B 2-4 Pace 4-2 interception. call (850) 857-0222 kick) 10-51 Gulf Breeze 0-6 Perdido Bay 4-2 Mia Furman rushing touchdown. 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2015-16 GBHS GIRLS SOCCER TEAMS Blue Mites win fifth straight game JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY Cambrie Cook Nicole Manderson BY JASON THOMPSON Anna Gentry Blair Amberson Gulf Breeze News Marisa Hart Grace Garbell [email protected] Mathaya Hill Margeaux Hunt The Gulf Breeze Juniors and Bella Kline Abby Jacobs Blue Mites made it four and ive Kaitlin Kosko Rainey Niles in a row respectively Saturday with Isabella Ludergnani Katelyn Stahl wins over Northeast Pensacola. Madelyn Mercado Makayla Sullivan Blue Mites 22, NEP 8: Elliot Emily Nachowicz Samantha Bixler Daly Ostrander Macey Hicks Dannruether ran back the opening Katie Player Teya Kline kickoff 50 yards for a touchdown Sophia Slobodian Valerie Price as the Dolphins beat NEP. Brooke Walter Alyssa Scott Dannruether missed the two- Sydney Wood Kiersten Edlund point kick on Gulf Breeze's irst Rachel Benton Destini Ferraro score, but made it 14-0 in the Molly deMahy Amber Hamilton second quarter when he made Toni Fuentealba Megan Hawkins a kick after Zavier Hamilton's Jessica Olson Sam Holloway Kasey Richards Alexis Johnson 5-yard run with 6:55 left in the Sophia Sanchez Olivia Johnson second quarter. Michaela Schonewolf Jessica Laenger The Wildcats pulled within Natasha Whitt Katie Sullivan 14-8 after a 1-yard run with 2:43 left in the irst half. Hamilton rounded out the scoring with a 40-yard run with 40 seconds left in the irst half. The Dolphin defense made a stop on fourth down on their own 28 with 4:06 left in the third quarter. With 6:26 left in the game, Gulf Breeze made another fourth down stop with 6:26 left in the game. NEP Mini Mites 30, Gulf Breeze 7: The Dolphins scored to pull within 8-7 late in the irst quarter, but it was all Wildcats after that as they scored 22 unanswered points. The rest of the scores are as follows: U07 Bellview Mini Mites 30, Gulf Breeze White 0 U09 Bellview Mites 30, Gulf Breeze White 0 U11 Bellview Midgets 12, Gulf Breeze White 0 U12 NEP Midgets 40, Gulf Breeze Blue 21 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News U14 Gulf Breeze Juniors 30, NEP 0 Jack Minor (right) makes a tackle in the Blue Mites' 22-28 win over Northeast Pensacola Saturday.
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The Dolphin defense got a takeaway on its first series with Drew Drollinger recovering a fumble on their own 22-yard line. Alexander completed passes to Parker Baynes (6 yards) and Cole Sheppard (8 yards) to get a first down, but the Dolphins would have to punt four plays later. The GBHS offense finished the first half with only 53 yards of offense and only one more first down the rest of the half. The Braves would get a 45- yard pass play from Jace Fielder to Azende Rey on a third-and-8 play. Kendall Gallagher made a third down stop, forcing Walton to try a 32-yard field goal that sailed wide right. Alexander had a 6-yard gain on first down, but GBHS punted the ball back three plays later. On the next play, Fielder would find Andricus Moore on a 70-yard Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News touchdown pass. The extra point Big boom failed and the Braves led 6-0 with 2:45 left in the first quarter. T.J. Brubaker, shown here making a 31-yard field goal, recorded Alexander broke free for a an 80-yard touchback later in the game. Matthew deMahy (7) is the field goal holder. 17-yard run, but fumbled the ball to the Braves. Walton would convert a fourth-and-6 on a Gulf Breeze's average starting Alexander would fumble again 10-yard grab by Cody Philips field position was their own 21 on GBHS' next offensive play, before Rey scored on a 4-yard yard line before the takeaway. but the Braves' 24-yard field goal run. Alfonza Glenn caught the The Braves would move the as time expired was no good. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News two-point attempt, making it 14- chains twice on their next drive After an average starting Ricky Alexander (right) and Tyler Dittmer bobble an exchange Friday at Walton. 0 with 9:52 left in the first half. before Clark Couget made a position on their own 34 on their Sheppard, who had nine tackle on a fourth-and-1 pass first three possessions, Walton The extra point with 10:31 Facing a second-and-22, The Dolphins would go 53 catches for 107 yards, grabbed a play. started their next five on an left in the third quarter made it Alexander fumbled in the end yards in six plays to score its 12-yarder on second-and-11 be- The offense would continue average of their 46-yard line. 28-3 Braves. zone, but was able to fall on it first touchdown of the game. fore GBHS punted on a fourth- to struggle as three plays netted Walton led 21-3 at the half. Sheppard hauled in a nine-yard for a safety. Sheppard had three catches in and-1 on their own 44. minus-4 yards. Gulf Breeze won the pregame pass to move the chains for only GBHS was called for a the drive, including a 14-yard That decision would pay off The Braves' Dillon Kelly coin toss, but deferred to the the third time in the game, but personal foul on the play, but touchdown with 2:30 left in the two plays later when Chase hauled in a 27-yard pass on the second half. But the Dolphins' four plays later, Gulf Breeze had the kickoff on their own 20. third quarter. Blake recovered a fumble at the next play, which turned into first three second half possessions to punt. The punt was returned 75 Brubaker crushed the kickoff 80 A 54-yard touchdown pass, Walton 12-yard line. 42 yards after a Gulf Breeze resulted in 16 Walton points. yards for a touchdown. The kick yards for a touchback. followed by a 'pick six' made But Gulf Breeze's next three personal foul. Two Alexander runs resulted in with 7:10 left in the third quarter Another personal foul gave it 51-10 before freshman Carl plays netted minus-one yard as Rey scored from 8 yards out minus-3 yards, eventually leading made it 35-3. Walton a first down, but Matthew Taylor rounded out the scoring T.J. Brubaker's 31-yard field on the next play, with Thomas to a punt. The Trey Wright punt A dropped pass and two deMahy made a fourth-and-1 with a 21-yard run with 6:37 left goal with 6:09 left in the second Brack's extra point making it 21- was blocked and returned five penalties pushed GBHS back to tackle to give GBHS the ball on in the game. Taylor had 53 yards quarter made it 14-3. 3 with 1:04 left in the first half. yards for a touchdown. its own 7-yard line. its own 47. rushing on four carries. 6B October 15, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS gulfbreezenews.com
THE AIM OF THE GAME IS TO WIN would have been ensured. But South sees there is still a chance to make the contract, so he leads a low heart and, after West plays low, finesses the nine. When the nine wins, he leads the jack of clubs, forcing West to take the king either now or on the next trick, and South’s troubles are over. The finesse of the nine is certain- ly unusual, since South started with three sure heart tricks and appears to be jeopardizing one of them. Howev- er, it is necessary because he needs an ‘Goodnight Mommy’ extra entry to dummy to establish the clubs and then get back to cash them later. frightening, dream-like However, the fact is that West was asleep at the switch at the critical point in the play. Having smartly I haven’t seen a movie as shocking and with their returning mother after she’s un- refused to take his club king at trick - dergone a mysterious cosmetic surgery that three, he relaxed at trick four — and, unsettling as the German horror ilm “Good as we said at the start, you just can’t night Mommy” in quite a while. It’s an in- requires her whole face to be bandaged. The There’s surely something paradoxi- afford to do that in bridge. When credibly minimalistic, yet carefully calculat- two begin to question whether or not she’s cal about the statement that bridge is South led the low heart toward dum- a relaxing game, when the fact is that my, West should have put up the jack. ed experience that seems to gradually sneak truly who she says she is, sensing a new per- intense sequences in recent memory. I found you can’t ever afford to relax — if you Had he done that, nothing could have up on you with its dread inducing climax. son beneath the supericialities. The audi- it reminiscent of Michael Haneke’s original want to do well. saved declarer. It completely lips the typical mother-son ence is left to igure out what may or may “Funny Games” in a lot of ways, with its un- Take this hand, for example, where West knows from East’s play of West leads a heart against three the ten at trick one that South has the dynamic on its head, and presents a cold, not be going on, and are forced to endure the abashed violence and own magical sense of notrump. Declarer plays low from king and queen of hearts. West should bleak vision of family interaction. As dark ride until then. realism. And, like that ilm, this will not be dummy and wins East’s ten with the therefore try to prevent declarer from for everyone. It’s simply a break from the king. He then cashes the ace of clubs gaining an extra entry to dummy by as it may sound, I found this creative deci- and continues with the queen, but inserting the jack when South leads sion to be refreshing (yet also extremely un- But like it or not, it has a frightening, normal; something to challenge the viewer. West plays low, and East shows out. the six. It can cost West nothing to nerving). dream-like quality that sucks you in and This isn’t your typical horror movie, but This is a disappointing development make this play, and might wind up that’s precisely what makes it so enthralling. for South, because if West had tak- gaining him a great deal. doesn’t let go. The quiet relentlessness of the en the king, a minimum of 10 tricks © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc. The ilm opens with twin brothers - both irst hour is harshly met with the last forty “Goodnight Mommy” is now playing in se - around nine years old - who are confronted minutes, which consists of some of the most lect theaters. PLT Crystal Awards celebrate volunteers and the arts Pensacola Little Theatre celebrated volunteer- People’s Choice Treehouse Award: ism in the arts Friday, Oct. 2, by hosting The 2015You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Crystal Awards. The Crystal Awards were started back in the early 1990s to celebrate all of the self- Studio 400 Spirit Awards: less volunteers that put their time and talents into How I Learned to Drive: Mary Steele making the previous season come to life. Every Ordinary People: Connie Cali year, PLT volunteers donate thousands of hours to Short Attention Span Theatre: Sarah Lane, the theatre to ensure an authentic and educational Mercedes Cobbett, Linda Brown theatre experience. Momologues II: Mega Paracca The program started off with a mesmerizing tap People’s Choice Studio 400 Award: Solution, Page 2B » number then rolled right into a night of comedy, How I Learned to Drive reminiscing and singing. Each show presented a Special Production, Rocky Horror Picture Spirit Award to an outstanding volunteer that went Show: Kaylee Ennis above and beyond the call of duty. Other awards and recognition were given to season sponsors and Mainstage Spirit Awards: outstanding volunteers. A loving tribute was paid Annie Get Your Gun: Katelyn Geri to past Artistic Director Jerry Ahillen for his 20 Last Night in Ballyhoo: Mark Noel years of service. The evening was capped off by GI Jukebox: Molly Rockwell the Mainstage People’s Choice Award presented to 33 Variations: Stephanie McNeill 42nd Street. 42nd Street: Lalla Pierce People’s Choice Mainstage Award: Treehouse and Acorn Spirit Awards: 42nd Street Snow Queen: Tracy Aaker You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown: Special recognition was given to Jerry Garrett Summitt Ahillen, Carolyn Ward, Kayla Stephenson, Pippi Longstocking: Izabelle Pinzone Ginger Caro and Hal George. Treasure Island: Jennifer Williams gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS October 15, 2015 7B
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Gulf Breeze 25 25 & based locally! 1- receiving Aces – Jordan Rubin EMAIL LEWIS@ PHS 5 8 800-709-7364 Defendant(s) Parcel 4 : touchdown Taylor 2, Maddie ------DESTINBUSINESSBROKERS.COM Carlee Amberson ------Commence at the Southwest corner of Grace McCurdy 2 CASE NO. 57-2014-CA-000381-CAAX- Section 33, Township 2 North, Range 12 points, Hannah ATTN: Drivers - $2K Oct 1 games Assists – Olivia MX 27 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; Batten 8 points, Sign-On Bonus ______/ thence go South 88 degrees 49 min- Vortex 28, Levin Hepworth 17, Mady Lauren Stokes Recent Pay Increase! NOTICE TO BIDDERS utes 25 seconds East along the South & Rinke Resort Smith 11 NOTICE OF SALE line of the aforesaid Section 33, a dis- 7 points, Taylor We Put Drivers First VEHICLES Realty Falcons 0 Blocks – Jordan Taylor Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a tance of 246.61 feet to the Northwest Batten 6 points. Family Company w/ Final Summary Judgment of Foreclosure corner of Section 4, Township 1 North, Vortex 3, Kristen Watts 2 401k Beautiful Trucks Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, entered on September 28, 2015 in the Range 27 West, Santa Rosa County, Korbin Nichols Digs – Allison Von Florida, will receive sealed bids for a minimum of: one Sports Utility Vehicle; additional above styled cause, in the Circuit Court Florida; thence continue South 88 NINTH GRADE CDL-A Req - (877) passing touch- Brock 27, Maddie vehicles could be purchased at the same pricing with the agreement of the county and of Santa Rosa County, Florida, the office degrees 49 minutes 25 seconds East Thursday - 258-8782 www. the successful bidder. of Donald Spencer, Clerk of the Circuit along the North line of the aforesaid down, receiving Grace McCurdy 13, Pensacola drive4melton.com Court will sell the property situate in San- Section 4, a distance of 2019.55 feet; touchdown Mady Smith 12 All bids must be in writing and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa ta Rosa County, Florida, described as: thence departing the aforesaid North Gulf Breeze ------Elijah Jones Kills – Maddie County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, line go North 01 degrees 05 minutes 25 25 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., November 10, 2015, at which time bids rushing touchdown, Grace McCurdy 10, ATTN: Drivers - Parcel 1: 52 seconds East a distance of 59.30 Washington $2K Loyalty Bonus will be opened and read aloud. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will A portion of Section 33, Township 2 feet to the apparent Southerly Right- receiving Mae Ward 8, Julia 7 10 be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to North, Range 27 West and a portion of-Way line of John Hamm Road (R/ touchdown, two Denby 8, Jordan Over $55k Your attend. of Section 4, Township 1 North, Range W width varies); thence go South 85 interceptions Taylor 6, Amber First Year Stay Cool 27 West, Santa Rosa County Florida, degrees 22 minutes 41 seconds East Oct. 7 - Gulf with Newer KWs w/ Specifications and bid form may be secured from the Santa Rosa County Website described as follows: Commence at along the aforesaid Southerly Right- (one returned for Hartley 5 Breeze (www.santarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the Southwest corner of Section 33, of-Way line a distance of 191.37 feet APUs Great Miles the above address. Telephone (850) 983-1870 touchdown) Gulf Breeze Township 2 North, Range 27 West, to the Point of Beginning; said point Swarm 13, Oct. 7 - Gulf CDL-A Req - (877) Santa Rosa County, Florida; thence being the Northwest corner of Offi- 25 25 258-8782 www. The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, go South 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 cial Records Book 1286, Page 567, of Wahoos 12 Breeze Navarre to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines seconds East along the South line of the Public Records for the aforesaid drive4melton.com to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. Swarm Navarre 10 8 said Section 33, a distance of 246.61 county; thence continue South 85 Landen Wright 25 19 16 25 13 ------feet to the Northwest corner of Sec- degrees 22 minutes 41 seconds East Madi Clay 9 points, Experienced OTR Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the tion 4, Township 1 North, Range 27 along the aforesaid Southerly Right- passing touchdown Gulf Breeze Jordan Fox 6 points business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; of-Way line a distance f 26.00 feet; Parker Granse 23 25 25 21 15 Flatbed Drivers businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enter- thence continue South 88 degrees thence departing the aforesaid South- receiving Aces – Olivia Ku- earn 50 up to 55 prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national 49 minutes 25 seconds East along erly Right-of-Way line go South 05 Oct. 6 - Gulf cpm loaded. $1000 origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts. said South line a distance of 2019.55 degrees 29 minutes 38 seconds West touchdown, rushing drna 3 Breeze feet to the Point of Beginning; thence a distance of 45.36 feet to the point of sign on to Qualified By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida touchdown Assists – Mady Gulf Breeze go South 03 degrees 39 minutes 09 intersection with the aforesaid North Sterling Reeder Smith 30, Olivia drivers. Good home seconds West for a distance of 68.11 line of Section 4 thence departing the 25 25 LEGAL NOTICE 27251 Gulf Breeze News 1x 10-8-15 time. Call: 843-266- feet; thence go South 88 degrees 49 aforesaid North line continue South interception Kudrna 16 PHS minutes 25 seconds East for a dis- 05 degrees 29 minutes 38 seconds 3731 / www.bull- Wahoos Blocks – Jordan 2 17 tance of 104.95 feet; thence go North West a distance of 208.59 feet to the doghiway.com. EOE 00 degrees 20 minutes 14 seconds Southwest corner of Official Records London Taylor Taylor 3, Julia Ally Smith 22 points ------West for a distance of 121,43 feet Book 1845, Page 947, said point also interception return Denby 3, Amber (20 straight in to the apparent Southerly Right-of- being the Southeast corner of Of- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR for touchdown Hartley 2 Can You Dig It? Way line of John Hamm Road; thence ficial Records Book 1286, page 561; game one), Hallie SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Nate Hanson Digs – Mady Smith Heavy Equipment go North 85 degrees 22 minutes 41 thence go North 00 degrees 20 min- Hill 6 points seconds West along said Right-of- utes 14 seconds West along the East Operator Career! NORMAN & JOHNELENE rushing touchdown Way line for a distance of 99.06 feet; line of the aforesaid Official Records LAFOUNTAINE as Trustees of the We Offer Training thence go South 01 degrees 05 min- Book 1286, Page 561, a distance of LAFOUNTAINE FAMILY TRUST, u/t/d and Certifications utes 52 seconds West for a distance 140.00 feet to the Northeast corner Core Martial Arts February 20, 2008, Running Bulldozers, of 59.30 feet to the Point of the Be- of the aforesaid Official Records Book Saints 20, Tide 6 ginning. 1286, Page 561, said point also the Plaintiffs Core Martial Arts Backhoes and Southeast corner of Official Records Excavators. Lifetime Parcel 2: Book 1286, Page 567; thence con- Saints vs. Alex Cross passing Job Placement. VA A portion of Section 33, Township 2 tinue North 00 degrees 20 minutes 14 North, Range 27 West and a portion seconds West along the East line of LINDA C. CONNOR & JAMES E. touchdown Benefits Eligible! 1- of Section 4, Township 1 North, Range the aforesaid Official Records Book LEONARD, Bryson Rouiller 866-362-6497 27 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida 1286, Page 567 a distance of 68.07 described as follows: Commence at feet to a point of intersection with the two rushing ------Defendants. the Southwest corner of Section 33, North line of the aforesaid Section touchdowns, Township 2 North, Range 27 West, 4; thence continue North 00 degrees Case No.: 2014 CA 1149 receiving 217 NOTICE OF SALE Santa Rosa County Florida; thence 20 minutes 14 seconds West along touchdown, go South 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 the aforesaid East line a distance of EMPLOYMENT seconds East along with the South 47.81 feet to the aforesaid Southerly Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure interception line of said Section 33, a distance of Right-of-Way line and the Point of - SKILLED TRADE Sale, dated October 7, 2015, the Plaintiff, and LINDA C. CONNOR & JAMES Tide 246.61feet to the Northwest corner of Beginning, The above described par- E.LEONARD, are the Defendants, Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court will sell the Section 4, Township 1 North, Range cel of land is in a portion of Official Josef Carsner property situated in Santa Rosa County, Florida, described as: 27 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida; Records Book 1845, Page 947 of the rushing touchdown, AVIATION Grads thence continue South 88 degrees 49 aforesaid Public Records and is situ- Commence at a PK nail and disc (#1748) at the Northeast corner of The NW interception work with JetBlue, minutes 25 seconds East along the ated in a portion of Section 4, Town- ¼ of Section 17, Township 1 North, Range 28 West, Santa Rosa County, Flori- South line a distance of 2019.55 feet; ship 1 North, Range 27 West, and in Boeing, Delta and da, thence S 00 degrees 35 minutes 50 seconds E along the E line of said NW thence go North 01 dgrees 05 min- a portion of Section 33, Township 2 ¼ of Section 17 a distance of 1016.77 feet to the Point of Beginning; thence Sept 30 games others- start here with utes 52 seconds East for a distance North, Range 27 West, Santa Rosa continue S 00 degrees 35 minutes 50 seconds E along said E line of the NW Buckeyes 26, hands on training of 59.30 feet to the Apparent South- County, Florida. ¼ a distance of 210.00 feet; thence S 89 degrees 25 minutes 21 seconds W a erly Right-of-Way line of John Hamm Packers 6 for FAA certification. distance of 420.83 feet, thence N 00 degrees 41 minutes 38 seconds W a dis- road; thence go South 85 degrees 22 Property Commonly Known as: 8761 tance of 210.00 feet, thence North 89 degrees 25 minutes 21 seconds E a dis- Buckeyes Financial aid if quali- minutes 41 seconds East along said John Hamm Road Milton, FL 32583 tance of 421.18 feet to the Point of Beginning. Said parcel being in area 2.03 Colsen Claudio fied. Call Aviation In- Right-of-Way line a distance of 99.06 acres, more or less subject to a 12 feet wide ingress/egress easement along feet to the Point of Beginning; thence at public sale, to the highest and best three passing stitute of Maintenance the E line of said parcel along and together with a 12 feet wide strip of land continue South 85 degrees 22 min- bidder, for cash, www.santarosa.real- to be used for ingress/egress purposes, being more particularly described as touchdowns, one 866-314-5838 utes 41 seconds East for a distance foreclose.com at 11:00 o’clock, A.M, on follows: Commence at a PK nail and disc (#1748) at the NE corner of the interception ------of 92.31 feet; thence go South 00 November 4, 2015. NW ¼ of Section 17, Township 1 North, Range 28 West, Santa Rosa County, degress 20 minutes 14 seconds East Chase Masino two Florida, thence S 00 degrees 35 minutes 50 seconds E along the E line of said for a distance of 115.88 feet; thence Any person claiming an interest in the receiving touchdowns NW ¼ of Section 17 a distance of 1016.77 feet to the Point of Beginning; 704 go North 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 surplus from the sale, if any, other than thence continue S 00 degrees 35 seconds 50 minutes E along E line of the NW Sean Sponheimer seconds West for a distance of 92.00 the property owner as of the date of the ¼ a distance of 1620.00 feet to the SE corner of said NW 1/4 of Section 17; REAL ESTATE FOR feet; thence go North 00 degrees 20 lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 receiving touchdown thence S 89 degrees 25 minutes 21 seconds W along the S line of said NW ¼ minutes 14 seconds West for a dis- days after the sale. Malachi Mason SALE - CONDOS of Section 17 a distance of 12.00 feet; thence run N 00 degrees 35 minutes tance of 121.43 feet to the Point of 50 seconds W a distance of 1620 feet; thence N 89 degrees 25 minutes 21 interception Beginning. seconds E a distance of 12.00 feet to the Point of Beginning. Subject to the Defense 1 Safety ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF right-of-way limits of a paved county road along the South line thereof. Packers SAILWIND Parcel 3: By /S/ Mark N. O’Grady A portion of Section 33, Township 2 Mark N. O’Grady at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, www.santarosa.realfore- Ryan Johnson Ground Floor North, Range 27 West and a portion Florida Bar #746991 close.com at 11:00 AM, CST, on the 30th day of November, 2015. Any person passing touchdown, Downtown Gulf of Section 4, Township 1 North, Range Date: 09/30/2015 claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property 27 West, Santa Rosa County, Florida THIS INSTRUMENT PREPARED BY: interception Breeze, owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the described as follows: Commence at Law Offices of Daniel C. Consuegra sale. Dylan Allmon 2/2 condo within the Southwest corner of Section 33, 9210 King Palm Drive receiving walking distance Township 2 North, Range 27 west, Tampa, FL 33619-1328 Dated: October 7, 2015 touchdown to schools, Santa Rosa County, Florida; thence Phone: 813-915-8660 go South 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 Attorneys for Plaintiff By:/S/Michael D. 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Please contact: Court Administration, ADA Liaison (850) 932-8986 tance of 68.11 feet to the Point of at least 7 days before your scheduled Contact Santa Rosa County 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Phone (850)623-3159 Beginning; thence continue South 03 court appearance, or immediately upon Fax (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@flcourts1.gov at least 7 days before your Dennis degrees 39 minutes 09 seconds West receiving this notification if the time be- scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon receiving this notification if the Remesch for a distance of 70.08 feet; thence fore the scheduled appearance is less time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or A subscription to Gulf Breeze News makes a great go South 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 than 7 days; if you are hearing or voice RE/MAX on voice impaired, call 711. seconds East for a distance of 25.02 impaired, call 711. gift for everyone on your list. the Coast feet; thence go North 03 degrees 39 LEGAL 27262 Gulf Breeze News 2x 10/15/2015 850-384- minutes 09 seconds East for a dis- Legal 27259 2x 10/15/15 7607 tance of 40.00 feet; thence go South JUST $39 per year 88 degrees 49 minutes 25 seconds 8B October 15, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS
LaxChix excelling on the fi eld - and screen Drive-through rabies vaccinations planned at Health Dept. Milton
The Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa County (DOH-Santa Rosa) and Santa Rosa Animal Con- The Department of trol will host a drive-through rabies vaccination clinic for Health advises the public dogs and cats, Friday, Oct. 23. The clinic will take place to take these precautions from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Animal Services facility, to avoid exposing them- 4451 Pine Forest Road in Milton. Local veterinarians have volunteered to provide the selves or their pets to vaccine and administer the injections for a $10 fee. Cash rabies: and checks will be accepted. A valid driver’s license will Avoid all contact with wild be required for all checks. A certifi cate of vaccination and unfamiliar domesticated animals, and rabies tag will be provided. No other services will both adult and young. Never attempt be available. Pets must be secured in a vehicle, crate or to pick up or pet a wild or unfamiliar on leash. animal. “Once again we are happy to be able to partner with Do not place feeders in the Animal Control and the local veterinarians to provide this Submitted Photo yard – food will attract unwanted ani- service,” said Sandra L. Park-O’Hara, ARNP, administra- mals such as raccoons and foxes. tor of the Florida Department of Health in Santa Rosa Do not leave pets outside un- Members of the LaxChix travel lacrosse team (made up of most Gulf Breeze and PHS players) had County. “These clinics are always well attended. Typi- cameos on the Disney Channel movie Invisible SIster, which premiered last Friday. It will reair supervised. cally, the veterinarians and their staff will vaccinate 200 Saturday at 6 p.m. Bring in pet food at night and to 300 dogs and cats. It’s a very worthwhile effort.” secure trash cans with fasteners. Rabies is a disease that affects the brain. The virus is LaxChix Lacrosse LLC is a lacrosse as several stunt actors on the fundamentals Cover bird feeders. Most carried in the saliva of infected animals and is usually company and the only girls lacrosse travel of girls lacrosse. squirrel-proof coverings also deter transmitted to people and other animals through a bite or team in the Gulf Coast focusing on growing She was also responsible for 8 scenes to be wild animals. scratch. In the U.S., more than 90 percent of rabies cases the game of girls lacrosse on the panhandle executed during fi lming. Children should never chase occur in wild animals, such as raccoons, foxes, skunks of Florida and beyond. When asked to hire lacrosse players Coach or attempt to catch or touch a wild or and bats, but domesticated animals can carry it as well. In January of this year, LaxChix coach/ Costello knew to look no further than her unfamiliar animal, and should tell an An animal suffering from rabies may appear sick or owner and Gulf Breeze High School Head own players. LaxChix hired several girls from adult if a wild or strange animal tries lethargic, have problems swallowing, or drool or salivate Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach, Carlee Costello Gulf Breeze HS and Pensacola HS as well to approach them. excessively. A wild animal may appear tamer than usual was hired by Walt Disney productions to as players from Tulane University and LSU. Vaccinate pets against rabies and try to approach people. Some animals may have no be the lacrosse consultant for the Disney Coach Costello’s rehearsals took place in and keep their vaccinations up to visible symptoms at all. Evan baby animals can carry ra- Channel movie, Invisible Sister staring Gulf Breeze and Director Paul Hoen traveled date. Follow your veterinarian’s rec- bies. That is why it is important to avoid contact with not Rowan Blanchard- Disney Star of “Girl to Pensacola to attend one Rehearsal to ommendation for revaccination. only adult animals, but baby animals as well, no matter Meets World” and directed by Paul Hoen, fi nalize casting of doubles. Holley Meaney If bitten or scratched by a wild how cute they may be. noted Disney director whose resume includes was cast of Rachel Crows lacrosse double animal, or stray domesticated animal, Rabies is fatal to humans and animals, but rabies in hu- such Disney hits as “Camp Rock”, “Luck of and Michaela Pattison was cast a Rowan wash the wound immediately with mans can be prevented if rabies vaccine is administered the Irish” and “Cheeta Girls” and countless Blanchard’s double and can be seen in many soap and water. This is the fi rst line as soon as possible after exposure. The best and easiest Disney Series such as “Sabrina the Teenage of the lacrosse scenes as can many of the of defense against rabies! Seek med- way to prevent pets from contracting rabies is by getting Witch”. Coach Costello is well known other Team LaxChix players cast. ical attention immediately and report them a rabies shot. throughout the Gulf Coast and Florida for Players traveled to New Orleans to begin the incident to Santa Rosa Animal Treating individuals that have been exposed to rabies her website and contacts with college coaches fi lming in late March of 2015 for 4 days. Control at 983-5680, or the Florida can be expensive, and insurance does not always cover and the lacrosse community business Department of Health in Santa Rosa the cost. Those seeking post exposure treatment are usu- owners. So when Disney’s Production team Invisibile Sister is the fi rst feature made for County at 983-5200. ally seen fi rst in a hospital emergency room to begin the was searching for a girls lacrosse consultant TV movie to feature girls lacrosse game as For more information on the drive- shots, and may receive the rest of the series at the health they were directed to Coach Costello. part of the story line. It airs OCTOBER 9 through clinic, contact Mary Beverly, department. So far in 2015, DOH-Santa Rosa has pro- Costello was tasked with training Stars at 7pm central time on Disney Channel and epidemiologist with DOH-Santa Rosa vided post exposure rabies shots to 19 people, at a cost Rowan Blanchard and Rachel Crow as well will rerun through the month of October. at (850) 983-5200. of over $15,000.
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Matt Reynolds, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Matt Reynolds is a board-certified OB/GYN who is now accepting new patients at West Florida Medical Group’s Woodbine Road location. From childbirth to robotic-assisted surgeries, Dr. Reynolds offers quality care for women in Pace and surrounding areas.
For an appointment, please call 850-494-4600, or schedule online at WestFloridaMedicalGroup.com.
(850) 494-4600 • 4252 Woodbine Road, Pace