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BY MAT PELLEGRINO County takes Gulf Breeze News aim at city’s allegations [email protected] The Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Of- TPGC promises fice was involved in a manhunt of an al- leged child molester over the last week. Meghan previously pled guilty to animal BY MAT PELLEGRINO The suspect, Derrick Christopher BY PAM BRANNON cruelty while director of the Reston Zoo in Gulf Breeze News Smith, was last seen fleeing the Navarre Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Vienna, Va. According to court records, she [email protected] area last Friday, possibly heading out of allegedly drowned a wounded wallaby in a the state. The Gulf Breeze Zoo came under fire last The discussion at the Santa Rosa bucket of water at the Virginia Zoo. She was SRSO Public Information Officer week after federal allegations against the fa- County Commission meeting Monday sentenced to a month in jail, and was later Richard Aloy said cility surfaced. concerning Tiger Point Golf Course transferred to the Gulf Breeze Zoo. Smith had a war- The U.S. Department of Agriculture filed a didn’t only involve golf and salary Some of the allegations state that attendants rant out on him for complaint on May 1 against Eric Mogensen, costs, but actually centered more around were not present when the public had contact molestation of a the owner and operator of the 50-acre zoo lo- rats and weeds and sewer costs. with some of the zoo animals. Because of this, juvenile under the cated on Highway 98, alleging a number of The final decision after the hour-plus a child was bit on the head by one of the zoo’s age of 12. violations including failure to provide animals discussion: Santa Rosa County will be camels and a short-tailed opossum also es- No further details with ventilation, shelter and clean food and using a state law to force the City into caped from an enclosure that was not covered, on the charges have water. The documents also alleged the work- Smith compliance with their conditional use the complaints state. The opossum was found been released. ers at the facility did not provide the animals agreement, or withdraw that agreement dead the next day. Deputies searched throughout the with proper veterinary care including giving — which could end up costing City of People for the Ethical Treatment of Ani- weekend and into this week for the man, the animals expired medications. The allega- Gulf Breeze at least $10 million. mals (PETA) released a statement regarding who law enforcement believes has fled to tions violated the Animal Welfare Act. The county will be sending a formal the allegations brought on by the USDA ear- Tallahassee or North Carolina. Accord- The agency also cited Mogensen’s daughter letter to the City of Gulf Breeze within lier this week. ing to Aloy, Smith’s bond is $500,000 Meghan Mogensen. Both Eric and his daugh- the next week to inform them that they “It should come as no surprise that the USDA for the alleged crime. As of press time, ter are operators of the company that manag- are out of compliance with an agreement needed 18 pages to document the abuses perpet- the suspect is still on the loose. es Virginia Safari Park, Reston Zoo and The uated at all three roadside zoos operated by Eric Smith was last seen bald and clean Gulf Breeze Zoo. See County Page 2A » Mogensen and his daughter Meghan—who’s shaven. Anyone with information on the The allegations also cited issues at the oth- whereabouts of Smith is asked to call er parks the Mogensens own. See » Owners Page 3A the SRSO’s Crime Stoppers Program at Local 850-437-STOP. lawyer Sharks spotted in Villa Venyce showed up in the neighborhood BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News waters causing a huge concern. indicted [email protected] Villa Venyce resident Terry Gross let a few neighborhood teenagers BY MAT PELLEGRINO Neighbors in Villa Venyce fish off of his dock last Monday. Gulf Breeze News have noticed a big change in the What they pulled up out of the water [email protected] waters that encompass and run at 10 p.m. that night ended up being through their neighborhood over quite a shocker for the resident. A Gulf Breeze lawyer and Pen- the last several years. After a net On the end of their line was a 7 sacola Beach resident was arrested ban went into effect, more under- foot long bull shark. Submitted Photo Friday morning after an investigation water visitors are appearing in the “This is a new phenomenon,” determined the 54-year-old committed waterways in the neighborhood. Gross said. “I’ve lived in this house This 7 ft. bull shark was More recently, sharks measuring caught off of Villa Venyce See » First Page 3A roughly 6 to 7 feet in length have See Resident Page 3A » resident Terry Gross’ dock.

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But 1:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room Tiger Point Golf Course. The GBA Chamber Business After Hours county is now planning to pass when a gun was basically put to our heads and we werewer 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., Coins, Sportscards & a resolution at its regular meet- threatened that it was going into receivership, we didn’t Racing Collectibles ing today (Thursday) falling Commission special - Rezoning back on a Florida statute that really have time to do out due diligence and we bought the 6 p.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board allows the county to start a pro- course. We were told by the company that owned it – and Room cedure outlined in the Govern- we were given documentation – that this was a break even sRC school Board Meeting ment Conflict Resolution Act 6:30 p.m., SRC School Board Room to try to come to an agreement business. It was not. with the City and bring them Friday optimist Club Breakfast into compliance — or withdraw – Edwin “Buz” Eddy 26 6:30 a.m., GB Hospital Cafeteria the conditional use agreement. City Manager of Gulf Breeze on Tiger Point Golf Course purchase Commissioner Lane Lynchard, a Monday sRC Civil service Board Tiger Point resident, said Mon- 29 9:30 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board day during the county’s meeting, Room “For me it is a matter of credibil- closed is a problem for their when we are not making a profit that if the City does not want to July ity. Promises were made to the property values. on one we have open?” he said. back up its commitments made Gulf Breeze Toastmasters Club Meeting residents living along the golf Wednesday In the past, the City blamed Lynchard said, “That is one in 2012, then the county should 1 noon, Dining Hall First Baptist Church of Gulf course and commitments made the debt the course has put it in way to look at it. But another way back off from the conditional Breeze, 555 Fairpoint Drive that are not being kept.” on the main reason why it’s not to look at it is you spend $3 mil- use agreement. For the 100-plus executive Committee Meeting The county commission dis- rebuilding the west course. The lion now to save over $10 million people who live along that west 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council cussed and listened to discus- city even brought in a consultant in five or six years, and to keep course, closing it was devastating Chambers sions from residents for over to see if its financially feasible promises made to residents. So, because of property values, and it an hour Monday during its to rebuild the course. The city you re telling me that the City has has only gotten worse.” Commission Committee of the lost over $1 million since tak- now moved to using Tiger Point Only Commissioner Bob Cole Whole concerning Tiger Point ing over the golf course in 2012. Golf Course as a profit entity – and Commissioner Rob William- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Golf Course. Lynchard said he City leaders also sunk hundreds no longer a utility interest as was son spoke to the issue, along with Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. had asked that this matter be of thousands of dollars into reno- presented in 2012.” Lynchard. Cole told Eddy that placed on the agenda. He started vating the clubhouse. Eddy said the City never it is hard to stand with the City Felonies 6/19/2015 the discussion by stating that in Paul Stagner is not only a wanted to buy the course in the when he reads statements from 6/16/2015 newgent, Dakota 2012 the City of Gulf Breeze property owner who lives adja- first place, and turned it down the 2012 agreement saying that Caldwell, Kathern Ray, W/M, 21, 6000 block came to the county commission cent to the west course, but he several times. certain things would “definitely” Walker, W/F, 51, 400 block Toulouse St., Gulf Breeze, and asked for a “conditional also runs a business on Country “We are in the utility business, be done that have not been done. Warwick St., Gulf Breeze, aggravated battery use” agreement for 15 acres ad- Club Drive. He told commis- not the golf business. We turned Williamson suggested maybe the drug sell jacent to the golf course to build sioners, “My wife and I sit on down the offer to buy it over and City look at some options for the siglock, niko Alan, W/ 6/20/2015 a new sewer plant when needed our back porch now and see four- over. But when a gun was basi- west course like a family and kid M, 18, 2000 block Heritage Perez-Flores, Juan — probably within the next five foot weeds growing along the cally put to our heads and we center for practice, or adding ten- Cir., Navarre, damage nMn, H/M, 1000 block to seven years, according to property line. Tiger Point Gulf were threatened that it was going nis courts, for example. property-criminal mischief Constitution Dr., Navarre, hit Gulf Breeze City manager Buz Course can into receivership, we didn’t really Lynchard finally ended the and run Eddy. Eddy was at the Monday be an eco- have time to do out due diligence discussion and asked the county 6/17/2015 meeting and addressed the com- nomic and we bought the course. We attorney if he believed the City Holder, nathan Todd, Duis missioners. wheel were told by the company that of Gulf Breeze had fulfilled their W/M, 30, 7000 block Chase 6/16/2015 Eddy explained that the City house in the owned it – and we were given conditional use agreements with St., Navarre, condit release Bee, Jeremy John, does have other properties, community documentation – that this was a county. Attorney Roy Andrews violation W/M, 37, 1000 block Elodie pointing to the Bergen Road once again, break even business. It was not.” said the City is not in compli- Ln., Gulf Breeze, DUI property, that could be used for like it was Eddy said there is no “pile of ance. Then he outlined what the 6/18/2015 a sewer plant at a much higher lynchard in 1988 money” that the City is “saving” state law requires for Florida Hawkins, Percy lee, cost to build. when the by building the sewer plant by an governments to come to conflict B/M, 59, 9000 block E. “If we build there, the cost PGA held a tournament here. expansion at the golf course site. resolution: River Dr., Navarre, drug would be between $18 million And even though we may not “It is money that we would need First a letter must be sent possession and $20 million,” Eddy told get it back to where it was very to bill our rate payers for. I would within five days to the City say- spratt, Kameron Wyatt, commissioners. “If we use the soon, over time we could build think you all would want us to be ing there is a conflict that needs W/M, 27, 1000 block Tina property with the golf course, it back to become an important the most efficient minister of pub- to be resolved and saying they Dr., Navarre Beach, burglary, Note: All arrest and police reports and expand the waste water treat- economic driver in the commu- lic money as possible,” Eddy said. are not in compliance with the burglary tools possession, published in Gulf Breeze News are ment plant adjacent to the west public record and do not imply guilt. nity again.” Residents questioned the idea conditional use agreement. larceny course, the cost will be between Mark West is also a resident of closing the west course, which Then a meeting must be set with- All suspects are presumed innocent $8 million and $9 million.” until proven and/or adjudicated guilty along the west course, and told had been a nine-hole course. One in 30 days between staff members in a court of law. Eddy said the City anticipated commissioners, “It has become man pointed out that nine hole and any elected officials deemed (in 2012) needing a new sewer a serious problem with the west courses are “very popular” now necessary to discuss and try to come plant in 2021 or 2022. course closed. My wife and I around the country, and they are to a resolution of the conflict. Lynchard reminded the com- sit on our back porch and at any good for kids and family use and If the meeting between staff missioners that in 2012 the City given hour count at least two rats the west course could be mak- does not produce a resolution, negotiated 15 conditions under running across our back fence. ing some money at least if it had then the state is informed that which the conditional use could At one time the rodents got into been left open. there is an impasse, and a joint be granted by the county com- our home, and we had to hire a Joe McPherson said, “I my- meeting of the county commis- mission. specialist to get them out. My self like to walk a golf course sion and City Council is sched- from your friends at Gulf Breeze News “Residents ... opposed the con- wife and I also walk our dogs instead of using carts, and there uled. “All these meetings are ditional use agreement in 2012,” along the course, and the piles is no place around here you can open in the sunshine so the public June 25 Lynchard said. “But we went of branches and brush keep add- walk a course anymore. I played can attend,” Andrews said. ahead with these 15 promises. I ing up – to the point where now the west course. Many people Then if the joint meeting does Charlene Figueroa won’t read them all. But just to there are about 100 piles back like me would play it again if it not resolve the issue, the state highlight some, they included put- there. It actually looks like some was open.” Other residents said appoints a mediator. If that fails ting up new fencing, doing some commercial agent is using it as a the same thing. also, Andrews said, then there June 26 new heavy landscaping along dumping ground.” Travis Tally, representing the are “legal means” both parties Sky Hysler the course and property lines of Residents complained about Santa Rosa Shores homeowners, can take. the Santa Rosa Shores residents their property values plummet- told commissioners, “The con- Lynchard said he is asking the who line the west course, and re- ing as well. sultant who reported to the City attorney to write up a resolution June 29 building the west course. It also A glance at the Santa Rosa Council last week told the coun- to be passed at today’s meeting included giving $200,000 to the County Property Appraiser’s cil that the problem with the Tiger saying City of Gulf Breeze is not Jessica Rhodes Santa Rosa Shores neighborhood website, however, shows that Point Golf Course was bad man- in compliance with their agree- Michelle Carmichael to make improvements. I believe property sales throughout Ti- agement, and if it was managed ments with the county, and have few of these 15 conditions have ger Point are holding steady or correctly he was comfortable that it voted as approved at today’s been met.” slightly increasing. it could be a profit making busi- meeting – if there was no objec- June 30 Lynchard pointed out that Eddy addressed the commis- ness within one year.” tion from other commissioners. the west course was not rebuilt, sioners and said that 11 of the 15 Don Richards told commis- No one objected. LaDonna Dapremont improved, nor has another nine conditions in the agreement with sioners, “When salaries are 36 Then the county attorney will Dalton Bower holes has not been added to the the county have been met. He percent more than what they “get the ball rolling” with a let- existing nine holes. Instead, the pointed to landscaping done, and needed to be, as outlined by the ter to the City. west course remains closed. improvements in the east course. consultant, and expenses at the July 1 “It has been two and a half Lynchard responded that per- course are 30 percent years and very little progress has haps the City believed it had met and 40 percent and Glenn Millz been made,” Lynchard said. “I 11 of the 15, but he did not think even 50 percent more Colin Brown have had a couple meetings with what has been done fulfills 11 of than they should be, the City Manager and one with the conditions, and residents she there is a real problem. Russell White the Mayor, and what is happen- had spoken with did not either. And now the City is ing there stands to affect thou- Eddy told commissioners that addressing those prob- sands of people in Tiger Point.” a consultant just did a study and lems — so that is good. Congratulations to this Week’s Winner Lynchard claimed the west on June 15 presented it to the But telling the people Sky Hysler • June 26 course being closed is causing City Council, and told the mem- living along the west Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre or a a problem with property val- bers there that it “made no sense” course that it will be Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the tickets at ues. Members of the Santa Rosa to open the west course since the five years or longer Shores community came to the east course is not making money. before anything can be Gulf Breeze News Office by July 8 microphone one after another “Why would we want to spend done is wrong. That is Register your birthday on our facebook page. and explained to commission- another $3 million now on re- a cardinal sin. It cannot Lisa Newell | Gulf Breeze News ers why the west course being building a course that we closed be tolerated. I believe Tiger Point’s west course remains closed.

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» Continued from Page 1A stitution, one count of theft, and/or property by fraudulent The indictment further alleges terday, after the Gulf Breeze embezzlement or misapplica- means from federally insured that Colbert, while acting as an News went to press. several acts of fraud and money tion by a person connected with financial institutions. As a part escrow agent for Beach Com- The case is being investigat- DISCOUNT PRICES laundering. a financial institution, and nine of the scheme, Colbert alleged- munity Bank, embezzled and ed by the Internal Revenue Ser- ON HIGH-END The suspect, Richard Mi- counts of money laundering. ly signed and submitted false misapplied funds being held vice-Criminal Investigation, FURNITURE! chael Colbert, was appre- Colbert is Vice President of settlement statements to Bank at Beach Community Bank. the Federal Bureau of Inves- 3790 W. Navy Blvd. hended and charged by a fed- Gulf Title Company in Gulf of America and Beach Com- Thereafter, Colbert allegedly tigation, the Federal Deposit (850) 456-2477 eral grand jury with 15 felony Breeze and a local attorney. munity Bank. The indictment conducted a series of financial Insurance Corporation-Office www.patiofreedom.com counts, including one count The indictment alleges that also alleges that Colbert signed transactions thereby launder- of Inspector General, and the of conspiracy to commit bank Colbert, while the manager of and submitted a false settle- ing the embezzled funds. Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Of- fraud and/or mail fraud affect- Beach Title Services, a sub- ment statement to the now de- Colbert’s initial appearance fice. ing a financial institution, four sidiary of Beach Community funct GulfSouth Private Bank, was last Friday afternoon at the The case is being prosecuted counts of false statement to a Bank, participated in a scheme so former builder Lawrence U.S. Courthouse in Pensacola. by Assistant U.S. Attorney federally insured financial in- to defraud and obtain money Wright could obtain a loan. A trial date was scheduled yes- Tiffany H. Eggers. City appoints trafic task force members

to identify traffic concerns Architectural review board, inside knowledge on traffic City Manager Edwin “Buz” BY MELANIE KORMONDY Gulf Breeze News around the city and in neigh- will serve as co-chairs of the challenges in their area. Eddy and Gulf Breeze Deputy [email protected] borhoods, and to recommend task force. Other members in- Staff to the group includes City Manager Curt Carver. calming solutions to the city clude: Sue Wells, Mel Price, Tommy Brown, a planning City officials encourage The Gulf Breeze City council. Bill Shearer, Bobby Rice and professional in Escambia the public to attend TCTF Council has formally appoint- George Williams, chairman Ramsey Landry. County who lives in the Gulf meetings and want to hear in- ed the members of its seven- of the city’s Development Members of the TCTF all Breeze area, Gulf Breeze Po- put and concerns. The group member Traffic Calming Task Review Board, and David represent different areas of the lice Chief Robert Randle, Sgt. has yet to set a date for their Force, charged with the task Alsop, co-chair of the city’s city, and are able to provide Kerstan Tatro, Gulf Breeze first meeting.

Serving Gulf Breeze over 35 years Council endorses roundabout Pampered Pets, LLC NEW CLIENTS $5 OFF Grooming Services thru July 1st BY MELANIE KORMONDY roundabout is to improve traffic “A round- date surface traffic from 17th MAY GROOMING SPECIAL $3 OFF Gulf Breeze News movements across the bridge. about just Ave., Bayfront Pkwy. and the All Grooming/Baths [email protected] Mayor Matt Dannheisser said may be the Wayside entry. The Pensacola BOARDING SPECIAL $14 PER DAY he has heard that the addition ticket for City Council and Transporta- thru August 1st UÊ*ˆVŽÕ«É Àœ«‡œvvÊÇÊ >ÞÃÊ>Ê7iiŽ The Gulf Breeze City Coun- could cost anywhere between a l l e v i a t - tion Planning Organization ASK ABOUT ACTIVE MILITARY DISCOUNT cil has gotten on board with $10 to $20 million. ing a lot of approved the concept months Vision Pensacola and voted ฀฀฀฀฀฀฀฀ “If found to be feasible, it the traffic ago, and it is being brought 850. 932.6350 | gulfbreezepetgroomer.com to endorse the concept of con- (roundabout) would eliminate backup that Eddy forth to Escambia and Santa structing a roundabout as part the 17th Ave. light, and they occurs.” Rosa Counties for approval, as of the Pensacola Bay Bridge have been shown to be much T h e well. Replacement Project – as long more efficient in conveying roundabout would be lo- With a united front, the con- All The Best Names End Up Here as the addition will not result traffic from one place to the cated at the foot of the new cept will be submitted to the in a toll to make up for addi- DESIGNER RESALE other,” said Gulf Breeze City bridge on the Pensacola side, Department of Transportation Pre-owned Women’s Designer Fashions with tional costs. The purpose of the Manager Edwin “Buz” Eddy. and is designed to accommo- in hopes of approval. Impeccable Style & Sophistication Mogensens to appear before judge

» adequate program of vet- An enclosure housing gold- was clean and wholesome when Continued from Page 1A erinary care. Used expired en-headed lion tamarins had food for marmosets was pre- already racked up a convic- medications to treat and vac- protruding nails; an enclosure pared at a sink that was dirty M - F 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. CONSIGNMENT! tion for cruelty to animals for cinate animals and employed housing a Patagonian cavy had and had dead insects and mouse Sat 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. drowning a wallaby named gunshot as a means of eutha- buried wire mesh with sharp droppings around the sink’s pe- RESALE! Parmesan in a bucket of wa- nasia “without any descrip- ends that protruded into the rimeter. (850) 934-0492 ter and then dumping his body tion of, [among other things], enclosure; a door in an enclo- l Failure to provide ad- the circumstances in which sure housing tigers had rust- equate ventilation in facilities www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com in the trash,” said PETA Se- Harbourtown, Suite 27 | 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. | Gulf Breeze, FL nior Media Coordinator David gunshot could be used, the ed, jagged, and sharp edges, used to house tigers at night. Perle. “The USDA found that personnel authorized to per- and an enclosure housing rac- l Failure to clean food re- animals in need of humane eu- form this method of euthana- coons had rusted and corroded ceptacles for lions and tigers. thanasia were killed primarily sia, the training that any such wire as well as wood that was l Failure to maintain re- with a gunshot, while tigers personnel would be required splintered and warped. cords of acquisition and dispo- were confined to a building to receive, the weapon or l Failure to separate in- sition for a white rhinoceros, with a strong, musty odor and weapons used, or the loca- compatible animals. Rabbits a short-tailed possum, goats, newborn rabbits were eaten tion where such method of were housed in incompatible and a Virginia opossum. or injured when housed with euthanasia would be carried groups, resulting in newborn The Mogensens are re- incompatible adults. A child out. rabbits “being eaten, chewed quired to appear before an was also bitten by a camel l Repeated failure to safe- upon, or otherwise injured by administrative law judge to when zoo staff failed to moni- ly handle and house primates. the other rabbits in the enclo- face the allegations. If found tor public contact. The way to There was not sufficient dis- sure,” and causing the new- guilty, the owners could have protect animals from roadside tance and/or barriers to restrict borns to die or be euthanized their operational licenses re- zoos is clear—steer families the public from having contact due to their injuries. voked and be forced to pay a elsewhere.” with squirrel monkeys, tama- l Failure to provide shel- fine. The allegations also listed rins, and/or marmosets. ter from sunlight or inclement A spokesperson for the zoo these complaints: l Repeated failure to weather to goats and sheep. could not be reached as of l Failure to establish an maintain animal enclosures. l Failure to ensure that food press time. Resident: Shark population skyrocketing

» Continued from Page 1A sharks that size would be in our Gross, who is also an avid gulf monster sharks … fought them canal,” Gross said. “The canals fisherman said sharks are starting for half an hour in the gulf.” since 1989. This is the first this time of the year are filled to become a problem in the local Gross said the water clarity and bull shark I’ve ever seen in with mullet. I think they (sharks) waters. But he never expected quality has improved dramatically this canal.” were attracted to the mullet.” to see sharks literally in his own over the last several years. But, Gross said he had manatees Since a net ban has gone backyard. therein lies the problem, he said. swim up to his dock during the into effect in the neighborhood, “I fish a lot. And we used to “My kids used to swim in the winter, and only a week before Gross said he has noticed an in- catch sharks once in a blue moon canals,” Gross said. “They (used to) witnessing the bull shark being flux of larger fish and mammal (in the gulf). There is an overabun- wade out to waist-deep water with caught off of his dock, he caught species making their home in the dance of sharks,” Gross said. “We shrimp buckets and to trout fish. It is wind of one of his neighbors canals. snagged two monster sharks this a danger. I think there are way more down the street catching a bull “I think since they put that week just trying to snapper fish. sharks than people have an idea.” shark in the canals. net ban into place, there is a lot We’re getting more snapper heads The teenagers who caught the “I’ve been here for 26 years…. more bait in the water,” Gross and we had a Gulf Breeze doc- bull shark did not release it back I would have never believed said. “It’s a danger, really.” tor that was with us that had two into the water.

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The Gulf Breeze Reading The days are very well Camp has returned for the sec- planned: In the morning the ond year. The Reading Camp children go to the reading cen- will be held at St. Francis of As- ters and in the afternoon they Photos by Betty Allen | GBN sisi Church in Gulf Breeze on have fun doing regular camp August 3 through August 8. All activities. Left: Bettie Kahn conducted camper spots are full, but they The camp will be held at St. the Driftwood Garden Club need more volunteers to make Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church officer installation. Above: camp successful. next to Andrews Institute. Email Dottie Kilpatrick plans for There are positions available gulfbreeze@readingcamprocks. another Reading Camp. for both teenagers and adults. If org or call Dottie Kilpatrick at hostesses were Mona Brown and you are a teenager looking for 261-5136 for more information. Margaret James and Jill Lee lent The program for the day was community service points, please them a hand. Lee made about the installation of the new of- volunteer to be a counselor. 6 large and 4 small bouquets ficers for the club year, 2106- If you are an adult the Camp Driftwood Award winning service... of fresh cut flowers accented 2017, which begins in Septem- needs mentors, teacher assis- Linda Taylor Murphy with beautiful roses arranged ber. Bettie Kahn conducted the tants, chaperones and kitchen Garden Club in clay pots. The hostesses and installation service which was 850-748-0865 staff. You can volunteer for the Driftwood Garden Club donated very unique. Women’s Council of Realtors whole week or just a few hours. The Driftwood Garden Club these flowers to the St. Francis Kahn chose Herbs as a theme 2012 Realtor of the Year The purpose of reading camp held the last regular meeting of of Assisi Church in Gulf Breeze for the installation. She said, is to show children that reading the fiscal year in May and there for their Trinity Sunday Service. See » can be fun. were many happenings. The Club Page 5A

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» Continued from Page 4A willingness to assume the overall respon- sibilities for the Club. She reminded the “Herbs are used for a variety of pur- members that they are all the other herbs poses just as Clubs are comprised of a who need to be and beautiful and full of variety in their membership. In cooking zests in the support the officers the ac- herbs give added flavor and zest. In an complishments of the goals of the Drift- organization officers give Club Leader- wood Garden Club. ship and Guidance.” Two Board Members-at-large, Shari Kahn chose the potted herb to pres- Fulford and Janet Kahn, will also to serve ent to member who would be holding on the 2016-2017 Executive Board the office she felt could be represented Three long term members: Millie by that particular Herb. Lisa Cleveland, Dehn, Barbara Laugel and Dot Morgan Treasurer, was presented a Mint because were granted their request to change by its name is associated with money; from active membership to associate Emogene Presley, Corresponding Secre- membership status. Their experience and tary, was presented with a Basil because expertise have been invaluable this club. it is widely known as a symbol of love; Their desire to continue to participate in Margaret James, Recording Secretary, all club functions, but be relieved of of- 1184 MARY KATE DR Gulf Breeze, FL was presented with Thyme because this ficial duties is a reasonable one. 4 Bd • 3 ½ Ba with herb is a charm in gardens and fits well The Driftwooders have found that they Study/Office (850) with the other plants; Pat Landfair, Vice have an Angel in their midst and her name 3,675 sqft. $ 639,900 384-7607 President, received a Rosemary because is Jill Lee. “She is always here to lend a MLS# 473767 Each office independently owned & operated. it’s always in the garden when you need hand when a member needs it,” said Pres- it just as the Vice President is always ident Marti Vickery. The members all [email protected] | www.denrem.com there when the President needs her; and agreed with a clapping of the hands. The Photo by Betty Allen | Gulf Breeze News Marti Vickery, President, was given the formal meeting was adjourned for social- Jill Lee arranged the flowers for the Driftwood Sage because it represents president’s izing and enjoying a good luncheon. Garden Club meeting. DEATHS Specializing in decorative concrete surfaces Maude DeRamus in 1988. United Methodist Church, on (David) and brother Eric Pat- M a u d e ’ s Fairpoint in Gulf Breeze, Fla. terson. Nephews Jarrod Palmer 1917 — 2015 adventur- and on Sunday, June 28, from 3 (Ashley), Kyle Luttrell and ous spirit p.m. until 4:30 p.m. at Ridout’s Ryan Luttrell, nieces Hannah Maude DeRamus, much took her to Funeral Home in Prattville, Luttrell, Rachel Palmer Mc- loved mother, grandmother, Alaska and Ala. Curdy (Aaron), Grace Palmer, great grandmother, aunt and E u r o p e . In lieu of flowers donations Faith Palmer and great-nephew Call For a Her stories may be made in Maude’s mem- Elijah Palmer. ฀ ฀ FREE friend passed away peacefully DeRamus at home in Gulf Breeze, Flor- of these ory to the charity of choice, This is a joyous homegoing ฀ ฀฀ ESTIMATE! ida, on Monday, June 15, with travels are Gulf Breeze United Methodist celebration, so please wear col- ฀ ฀฀ her daughters present. She lived family legend. Church Senior Ministries or orful clothes. ฀฀ ฀฀ a full, active life, leaving be- She was preceded in death Gulf Breeze United Methodist Memorial service will be at Your number one choice for decorative concrete hind for her family a beautiful by her parents, Charles and Women. Family Funeral & Cremation, and concrete resurfacing in Pensacola, Gulf Breeze, legacy of faith and trust in God; Inez Gillespie, siblings Ruth Arrangements entrusted to 7253 Plantation Road, Pensac- Navarre, Fort Walton and Destin. love, enjoyment and encour- Lynn French, Charles Gillespie, Rose Lawn Funeral Home of ola, on Friday, June 26 at 4 p.m. agement of family and friends, Jeanne Moncrief and nephew Gulf Breeze. You may offer Visitation will be at 3:30 p.m. Call Bob Gray a strong work ethic and a posi- Samuel Hollie (Nubbins) Mon- condolences, share memories prior to the Memorial Service. (850) 723.1886 tive outlook on life. She was a crief. She leaves behind to cher- and sign the guestbook at www. wonderful Christian role model ish her memory daughters San- roselawn-fh.com. for her daughters. dra Brubaker (Barry), Frances Maude’s interesting back- Lynn Weldon (widow of Don Melissa Roberta ground included serving as Post- Weldon) of Gulf Breeze, Fla.; master in Booth, AL, operating grandchildren Todd Brubaker Patterson a grocery store, serving on the (Gretchen), Laura Colston both October 14, 1963 state board of the Rural Electric of Gulf Breeze and Michele Association, running the parts Fassbender of Hendersonville, — June 19, 2015 department at Gillespie Chev- Tenn.; great-grandchildren Ma- rolet, serving as treasurer and gen and T.J. Brubaker, Alex and Melissa passed into the arms Sunday School teacher at the Adam Colston and Sam Fass- of Jesus, June 19, 2015. Melis- First United Methodist Church bender who are all so grateful sa is a believer, so this is a joy- of Prattville, being active in the to have had the opportunity to ous homegoing for her. Melis- Women’s Society of Christian share time with her, enjoy her sa graduated from Gulf Breeze Service (now United Methodist and love her. Maude loved her H i g h Women), participating and act- nieces and nephews and was an S c h o o l ing as treasurer for the Service active part of their lives as they June, 1981 League, using her financial ex- were growing up. These include and from pertise to secure a position at brother Charles sons, Wil- the Univer- the Citizen’s Bank of Prattville son, Gene and James Gillespie sity of West where she was eventually pro- as well as her sister Jeanne’s Florida with moted to Vice President. She daughter Lori Williams and son a degree in was definitely a woman ahead Whit Moncrief. Patterson Communi- of her time. As per her wishes, she will cations. In 1936 Maude married the be cremated and have a private Melissa is survived by her love of her life, Samuel Ad- family burial at the Booth Ala. loving companion George Al- ams DeRamus (Sam). They cemetery. The family will re- len, parents Edward and Bar- raised two daughters, Sandra ceive visitors on Friday, June bara Patterson, sisters Laura and Lynn, and spent the next 52 26, from 4 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Palmer (Don) and Julie Luttrell years together until Sam’s death at the Chapel of the Gulf Breeze

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P.O. Box 1414 Should states 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 continue to fly the Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 confederate flag? Office: (850) 932-8986 BY LISA NEWELL Fax: (850) 932-8794 Gulf Breeze News www.gulfbreezenews.com [email protected]

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EDITOR Mathew Pellegrino

SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson “It doesn’t really matter to me. NEWS REPORTER The war wasn’t about slavery, it Melanie Kormondy was about money.” JIM ADKINS SALES Gulf Breeze Janna DeMotts

OFFICE MANAGER Darla Thompson Why does the City have no respect?

ART DIRECTOR We question why the City the last component of the diet Nancy Fish of Gulf Breeze seems to have which is to balance the Essen- no respect for the Santa Rosa LETTERS TO THE EDITOR tial Fatty Acids (EFAs). EFAs GRAPHIC DESIGN County (Gulf Breeze) Library know that each Monday eve- events.” are not manufactured by ani- Maite George and those of us who use the ning (6 p.m.), a group of mem- For going on 55 years the mal bodies, therefore animals facility. Time and time again bers of the Gulf Breeze Dog science-based drum role for and people must get them from “No, it should have gone a long CONTRIBUTORS we have arrived on Saturdays Association meet for group a proper diet has centered their overall diet. The EFAs time ago. Things like that are Betty Archer Allen to find no parking due to sports walks with our dogs. around several factors. A. are the inflammatory Omega-6 easy to fix.” events. What’s more they often fatty acids (n6) and the very Pam Brannon It’s a great way to get some Total Nutrients. B. Low Gly- SHAUN WALLACE have giant, lit traffic signs ask- healthy Omega-3 fatty acids exercise with our dogs and cemic. C. Balanced Essential Orange Beach, Ala. Jack Kale ing the sports crowd to actually (n3). The n3 fats play very im- meet our neighbors as well as Fats. use our Library parking lot. portant roles in the function of Dr. Robert Randel let people know that yes, we I agree wholeheartedly with Saturday, June 13, the City the brain, nervous system, and Clay Bloodworth do have a dog park in Gulf Dr. Roach’s emphasis to re- scheduled the parking lots to immune system. For at least Breeze. strict one’s diet to very low be paved and did not provide 50 years, research has shown If you are dog lovers, we’d glycemic (low sugar) foods. any notice to the Library at that the proper balance by love for you to join us. That is a critically important all (this was confirmed with weight of these two families Member: step in everyone’s diet. In fact, a source from the Library). ANDREA MILLER of EFAs should be equal. Florida Press Association no sugar at all is best. Unfor- Of course, in this case, they Gulf Breeze There are thousands of nu- National Newspaper Assn. did not provide any signs let- tunately he did not mention tritional, peer-reviewed stud- ting Library customers know that seeds, grains, potatoes, ies showing that when the EFA Gulf Breeze Area and many fruits are danger- “I lived half my life in England, Chamber of Commerce that they could park at the Rec ratio is brought down to 1:1, Plant Based Diet ously high glycemic. so why not? I don’t think it’s (“2014 Business of the Year ” Center and field parking. inflammation in the body is He did not mention anything quite the same as the national “2003 Small Business of the Year ”) We ask: Why does the City Has Many Flaws reduced significantly and the flag.” about total nutrients either. All continue to disrespect the Li- symptoms of many chronic ED MURRAY Pensacola Beach grains, nuts, and fruits are low Chamber of Commerce brary so much? Dr. Keith Roach, in his dai- diseases are diminished. Nu- Gulf Breeze ly column to a heart disease nutrient foods. Most of these tritional biochemists have been Greater Pensacola FRIENDS AND PATRONS victim, recommended “a diet plant-based foods have only pounding this table for decades Chamber of Commerce OF THE GULF BREEZE based mostly on plants, with 60 percent of the nutrients while today’s medical estab- Navarre Tourist LIBRARY the option of adding whole required to support optimal lishment continues to dispense Development Council grains, fish, nuts, fruits and health. Only some plant-based contrary dietary advice that is Santa Rosa County lean meat sources such as skin- foods (mostly the green leafy not supported by scientific in- Chamber of Commerce We love our less chicken.” He did empha- type) are nutrient dense with quiry and which actually dates size low sugar foods but then the full spectrum of nutrients back to the theories promoted pooches in Gulf said “commercial red meat” required to support optimal by Kellogg in 1900. It’s be- LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze should be limited to no more health. Kale, spinach, brocco- yond time for change. News welcomes your opinion. We Breeze than two servings per week. li, Brussels sprouts, and such reserve the right to edit a letter to fit “No, I do not, because the TED SLANKER space available. We do not accept He concluded that “this diet is are in that category. confederate flag is a bad I thought you might want to Palm Beach, Fla. letters containing a personal attack likely to reduce risk of further Dr. Roach totally ignored symbol and we’re way over the on any individual. Letters must be racism and that symbol doesn’t limited to one per month from an fit us anymore.” individual writer. If we receive form JACK HOEHN letters, we will print only the first Florida being fair to the disabled one we receive. Include your name, Gulf Breeze address and daytime phone number. What does a flying squirrel companied by service animals lic accommodation proprietors ly having to perform 30 hours and a seeing-eye dog have in in all public areas. are still prohibited from asking of community service for an CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy and common? Not enough, accord- These new enhancements a person about their specific organization serving truly wants to hear from you if we need ing to new Florida law. will expand those protections disabilities, they now can in- disabled persons or another to make a correction or clarification. During the recent legisla- to include mental impairments quire if their animal is, in fact, organization as determined Please email us at news@gulf- tive session, Florida lawmak- which impact a major life ac- a service animal, whether it is by the court. breezenews.com with the subject ers passed a measure that tivity, such as caring for one’s being used to assist with a dis- Service animals play an line CORRECTION or CLARIF- greatly clarifies and enhanc- self, performing manual tasks, ability, and if so, what work the important role in further- ICATION: call (850) 932-8986 es the definition of service walking, seeing, hearing, animal has been trained to per- ing both the autonomy and during office hours and ask for animals in our state. These speaking, breathing, learning, form. The service animal will independence of individu- “The flag represents a lot of news or sports departments. changes will help provide and working. be required to be kept under the als with disabilities. This ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze News confrontation for people from will not be responsible for quality or a fair balance between pro- Also, for the first time, control of its handler, and must new law puts Florida at the different backgrounds … it discoloration in ads provided by the viding access for disabled protection will be avail- also be housebroken and pose forefront of providing fair causes pain for a lot of people advertiser or its agents. persons and the animals that able for businesses owners no serious threat to others. If and equal access to disabled and it should be acceptable to serve them, and ensuring that to guard against individuals these conditions are not met, persons and the animals that take it down.” Gulf Breeze News is published no one falsely misrepresents who try to misuse these laws the proprietor will now have the serve them, along with pro- GEORGE PACHON weekly on Thursdays for $39 per the use and training of their in an attempt to bring their legal standing to ask that person tecting Florida businesses Pensacola year by Gulf Breeze News Inc. animal. untrained pets into places to remove the animal from the and their patrons from those Periodical postage paid at Gulf For many years, Florida law that they don’t belong. For- premises. who would attempt to abuse Breeze, Florida. USPS # 021819. has affirmed that individuals ever gone will be the days of This new law also provides these important safeguards God’s word Sorry, no refunds on subscriptions. with physical disabilities are someone being able walk into that anyone who knowingly for their own personal con- POSTMASTER: Please send entitled to equal access to pub- the Florida State Fair with and willfully misrepresents venience. But he [Jesus] said, “I must address changes to Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL lic accommodations (restau- their pet flying squirrel sim- being qualified to use a ser- preach the good news of the 32562. rants, hotels, movie theaters, ply because they say that they vice animal may be charged MICHAEL KELLER kingdom of God to the other All content is copyrighted 2015. etc.), as well as public employ- need it without any reason or with a second degree misde- Vice Chair towns also, because that is why Advertising rates are available upon ment and housing, including justification. meanor, with punishment in- Florida Commission on I was sent.” request. the right for people to be ac- Going forward, while pub- cluding that person potential- Human Relations —Luke 4:43

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Pensacola Cultural Center Community Maritime Park from a vantage point few others a large popcorn TICKET PLT’s “42nd Street” focuses on “Penguins of Madagascar” have - 150 feet above ground level the efforts of famed dictorial This free summer movie series brings atop the Pensacola Lighthouse! Great White Way director, Julian the nostalgia of a drive-in movie NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Marsh, to mount a successful experience to downtown Pensacola. Bring blankets, chairs and picnic n Blue Angels Practice All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county department stage production of a musical meetings are held in the County Administrative Center Board Room, extravaganza at the height of the baskets then spread out on the lawn Tuesday, June 30, 11:30 a.m. 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless otherwise indicated. Great Depression. A chorus girl or tailgate in your car, pickup or SUV Wednesday, July 1, 11:30 a.m. from Allentown, PA, steps into the to watch the movie underneath the National Naval Aviation Museum Tourist Development North End Committee starring role to save the show when stars. Movies are family-friendly and Economic Development Office, July 2 8:30 a.m. its star breaks her leg, in this stage suitable for all ages. - viewing area 6491 Caroline Street, Suite 4, Milton adaptation of the classic 1933 ilm The team visits the museum to answer TDO Grant Applicant Workshop musical. questions and sign autographs after n Economic Development Office, July 2 10:30 a.m. ‘Hot for the Holidays’ Wednesday practices. 6491 Caroline Street, Suite 4, Milton Saturday, June 27, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. n Ocean Hour Commission Committee July 6 9:00 a.m. Gulf Breeze United Methodist n Saturday, June 26, 8:45 a.m. Bands on the Beach Church - Soundside Campus Tuesday, June 30, 7 - 9 p.m. Marine Advisory July 7 5:00 p.m. Ft. Pickens Hosted by the GBUMC Women, Tourist Development South End Committee Ocean Hour will be at Ft. Pickens Gulfside Pavilion the arts and crafts festival features The Reunion Band Navarre Visitors’ Center, July 8 9:00 a.m. for their weekly cleanup. For more artists, crafters and local restaurants 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre information contact Sharon at for your shopping pleasure! [email protected]. TDO Grant Applicant Workshop July 8 11:00 a.m. Navarre Visitors’ Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre Building Code Board of Adjustments July 8 Cancelled ‘Dope’ is irresistible fun Commission Regular July 9 9:00 a.m. Zoning Board Meeting July 9 6:00 p.m. “Dope” is not the movie that views that will surely determine RESTORE Council July 13 3:00 p.m. you probably expect when hear- his future. ing the title. I want to stress that. Writer/Director Rick Famuy- Fire Department Executive Group July 13 Cancelled The word itself has negative con- iwa strips the film of any tired Tourist Development Council Board Meeting notations (with most thinking im- cliches or stereotypes for Afri- Navarre Visitors’ Center, July 15 8:00 a.m. mediately of drugs when they hear can-American characters, and 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre it), and though it certainly deals surprisingly manages to infuse Aviation Advisory Committee July 15 5:00 p.m. with things of that sort, it isn’t re- details that question the issues ally that simple. The few defini- of racism and class discrimina- Special Zoning Board Meeting July 16 6:00 p.m. tions of the word are addressed tion. But above all, he makes a Commission Committee July 20 9:00 a.m. at the beginning of the film, most really fun movie. The writing is notably as a slang term referring sharp and humorous, with the Budget Workshop – Constitutional Officers July 21 9:00 a.m. to something that is “very good”. acting from the main trio – Sha- Budget Workshop – Board Departments July 21 1:30 p.m. This definition, my favorite of the meik Moore, Tony Revolori, and few, seems to capture the movie in Kiersey Clemons – compliment- Public Safety Coordinating Council Meeting Santa Rosa Correctional Institution, July 21 11:30 a.m. the best light. ing it excellently. And though 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Essentially, this is a com- it’s undoubtedly rough around ing-of-age picture. Our main the edges, its wit and ceaseless Bagdad Architectural Advisory Board Public Services Conference Room, July 22 8:30 a.m. character is Malcolm, a high- energy make it irresistible. 5850 E. Milton Rd., Milton school senior who’s obsessed “Dope” is now playing at Tree with 90s hip-hop culture, and House Cinema in Gulf Breeze. Parks and Recreation July 22 5:30 p.m. who constantly shows this af- Commission Regular July 23 9:00 a.m. fection by emulating the fashion Local Mitigation Strategy Meeting and language of the time. He’s Public Services Conference Room, July 23 1:30 p.m. a straight-A student with per- 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton fect SAT scores and seems to District One Recreation Advisory Group July 23 4:00 p.m. have everything under control Benny Russell Park, - despite a few bullies - until he 5417 West Spencer Field Rd., Pace finds himself taking a chance in- Commission Special – Rezoning Meeting July 23 6:00 p.m. vitation to a drug dealer’s birth- day party along with his two If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to best friends. From there, he’s participate in a public hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain assistance. taken on a crazy adventure lit- Please contact Emily Spencer at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. Agendas and tered with bad choice after bad minutes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held in the Board choice, all the while juggling Room are recorded on DVD and available for purchase and most can be viewed live and/or replayed at this web site by selecting the meeting from the main page. college applications and inter-

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as anyone ever given you their “two For irony’s 3. Just because something works for you, 15. Helping others is great self help cents worth?” My most recent encoun- sake, I want doesn’t mean it will work for someone else. therapy. ter was actually made by a gas pump to offer my H 4. Just because something didn’t work 16. Loving is risky, but it’s worth taking. at the Tiger Point Walmart. I was filling up my two cents on for someone else doesn’t mean it won’t Jeep and noticed the electronic display. It offered unsolicited 17. Everybody has a story to tell, if we work for you. “10 cents off per gallon of gas with the purchase advice. (Did would just listen. of three 20 oz. Dr. Pepper products.” I thought you see what 5. People deserve second chances. 18. Being right isn’t as important as being that was a pretty good deal. Then I added it up. I did there? : 6. People deserve second chances on in right relationship. Wait a cotton picking minute! If my tank holds P) Some of their second chances. 19. “Being cynical is easy and fun, but it 20 gallons, that’s only 2 cents! Three 20-ounce these thoughts come from epic failures on my 7. Sometimes enough isn’t enough. isn’t attractive or helpful” (Dr. Herb drinks cost roughly five dollars or so. Boy, that’s part. Others come from from crash and burns Sadler) not a good deal all … and that is my two cents taken from someone else’s directions. Others 8. Tough love needs more love than worth! come from having eaten a whole humble pie after tough. 20. “When someone shows you who they Lots of people offer their opinions to others I screwed up a bad situation with even worse 9. Choosing between what I know and are, believe them” (Sean Quinn) just as freely as that gas pump. Unfortunately, advice. A little comes from some successes that what you feel usually means I didn’t 21. “Wherever you go, there you are” (my their “two cents” is worth about ... well … two I’ve watched after someone took to heart what I wrestle long enough. dad) and lastly, cents. Sometimes the advice, opinions, sugges- offered as help. (Hey, even a blind squirrel finds a tions, and thoughts of others just aren’t that help- nut every now and then!) 10. If you have to agree with someone to 22. “Nothing in all creation will ever be ful. I wish I all the counsel I received (or gave, be friends, the friendship wasn’t very able to separate us from the love of for that matter!) was of equal worth. Sadly, some 1. You don’t have to say everything you deep. God” (Paul, Romans 8:39) advice I took to heart was awful. Thankfully, know. 11. When I make choices out of fear, I some of it was golden. What’s yours worth? 2. You don’t have to say anything. usually make a mistake. There’s always a time and place for good 12. It’s harder to be for something than to advice and bad advice seems to come at the worst be against anything. of times. Consider the value of your two cents. It just might change a life and just might change the Breezers model in Fashion Week 13. Given the option, it’s better to be world. Several Gulf Breeze mod- positive than negative. els participated in Pensacola 14. Being positive is ALWAYS an option; Love one. Love another. Fashion Week, modeling fash- look for it. ions on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening at New World Landing. The event was organized by John Dye to benefit the Hotel for Dogs and Cats and featured fashions form several ARE YOUR local and regional boutiques as well as collections from de- signers. Attendees were also ADVERTISING asked to bring non perishable food items for the Manna Food Pantry or donate to the animal DOLLARS shelter. Dye said this event is NO the first in a series with an- JUNK MAIL other fashion week planned in IT WILL JUST GO IN THE TRASH the fall. ENDING The models included Brie Perdue, Diane Wade, Megan Pewitt, Taylor Belle Moore, UP IN THE Jordan Taylor, Bailey An- derson, Paige Van Tassel and Photo courtesy of Lucinda M. Wickham Photography sisters Meaghan and Melissa Boggs. Jordan Taylor, left, and Melissa Boggs model for Simply Elegant. TRASH?

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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Submitted Photo Working on the weekend World Series champs (again) William Welch drives to the basket for the Dolphins during the The U-11 Gulf Breeze Makos won the 2015 Nations Global World Series Champs, finishing with an 8-1 record. For some, it’s their White Sands Basketball Camp Friday at UWF. Gulf Breeze lost third World Series championship in the last four years. They are (front, from left): Wiley Griffin, Gage Biles, Tucker Griffin, Cole its first three games and won its next three before losing to Hepworth, and Peyton Kendrick. Second row (from left): Carson Hepworth, Jacob Lintner, Troy Coughlin, McClain Gailey and Evan Meridian, MS - the 2015 Class 6A runners up. Tracy. Back row (from left): Coaches: Jim Grace, Bill Griffin, Damian Tracy and Ryan Hepworth. Dolphins go 3-4 U-11 Gulf Breeze Makos win at White Sands Nations Global World Series Gulf Breeze Makos 15, Dirtbags 0 BY JASON THOMPSON Basketball Camp MAKOS Gulf Breeze News (three innings): Troy Coughlin (a 10- TOURNAMENT [email protected] year-old on the U-11 Makos) had two hits, PHS 42, Dolphins 37: Gulf including a triple, in the Makos’ 11-run BY JASON THOMPSON SCORES Gulf Breeze News Breeze fell behind big early At this rate, a few Gulf Breeze families first inning as the Makos won its pool play [email protected] (17-5) rallied to take a lead late opener June 17. Pool play scores will have to build new wings on to their (35-29) before the Tigers took houses – to accommodate trophies. Peyton Kendrick and McClain Gailey The Gulf Breeze Dolphins lost its Gulf Breeze Makos 15, control in the final minutes. Dallas Warriors - Stripes 1 In a early Father’s Day gift, the U-11 both had a hit and two runs scored in the first three, then won its next three Cal Dermody had 11 points Gulf Breeze Makos 9, Gulf Breeze Makos won the Nations Global first inning. Evan Tracy and Gage Biles before losing its final game during (on 5-for-7 shooting) and seven Patriot Baseball 5 World Series Saturday in Orange Beach. both had triples in the win. Kendrick the White Sands Basketball Camp rebounds, while Owen Hayes Gulf Breeze Makos 16, The Makos went 4-0 in pool play, clinching led the Makos with a .690 average in the Friday and Saturday at UWF. added nine, William Welch four, West GA Warriors Fowlkes 0 the top seed in the 20-team, 11 & Under Open tournament (12-for-19). GBHS played two of its seven Brennan Sise, Cole Sheppard Gulf Breeze Makos 15, pool. They lost their second game in the Red Carson Hepworth and Wiley Griffin both DIRTBAGS 11AA 0 games on Friday, losing to and Matthew deMahy three each Bracket, but won the next three, including a singled and scored once. both PHS and Choctaw by five and Ethan Phyfe and Hayden Makos 16, West Georgia Warriors Red Bracket scores win over the team that beat them, the Bama points. They lost by six points Frierdich two each. Sise had Ballers, 3-1 in the championship game. Fowlkes 0 (three innings): Hepworth and to Pass Christian (Miss.) before Gulf Breeze Makos 10, five rebounds, while Phyfe had Alabama Elite Mitchell 9 For several Makos – Carson Hepworth, Gailey hit back-to-back, inside-the-park notching consecutive wins over three assists and three steals. Bama Ballers 7, Evan Tracy, McClain Gailey and Jacob home runs in the first inning before the Milton, Geraldine (Ala.) and Choctaw 38, Dolphins 33: Gulf Breeze Makos 3 Lintner, along with coaches Ryan Hepworth Makos tacked on 10 in the second June 17. Tate before losing its final game The Indians, who were two Gulf Breeze Makos 10, and Damian Tracy – Saturday’s win marked Lintner also hit an inside-the-park home to Meridian (Miss.) – the 2015 of GBHS’ five wins this past T.E.A.M. Full Armor 2 their third World Series win in the last four run and scored twice. Kendrick also scored state runners up in Mississippi’s season, took an early 5-4 lead Gulf Breeze Makos 5, years. They won the 2012 USSSA Coach twice, while Coughlin had two hits and Texas Patriots Red 4 largest classification, 6A. and held it for the duration in Pitch All Star World Series in Mandeville, scored once. Cole Hepworth had two hits Gulf Breeze Makos 3, Gulf Breeze is now 14-7 this Gulf Breeze’s second game and scored twice. Bama Ballers 1 La. and the 2013 Nations Baseball Gulf summer after going 5-21 this Friday night. Coast World Series at Shoreline Park. See Makos, Page 6B » past season. See GBHS, Page 6B »

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Submitted Photo Tourney champs Wave 14U went 5-0 and won the recent USSSA “Round Trip Slugfest” tournament at Pine Forest High School. They are (front row, from left): Braden Massey, Chris Halstead, Bryson Smith, Philip Hoffman and Cayson McCurdy. Secondf row (from left): Coach Cordell Young, Coach Thomas Dorsey, Tyler Gore, Joe Strickland, Chance Napier, Trenton Lamar, Scott Strickland, and Coach Craig Cooper.

IT’S A CRUEL, CRUEL WORLD two spades doubled with four over- tricks! At trick two, South led a diamond toward his hand, hoping East might have the ace and not take it. West inadvertently played the ace of hearts instead of the ace of diamonds, and then, thinking he had won the trick, played the ace of clubs next. At this point, the revoke was dis- covered, and the tournament director was called. He correctly ruled that the revoke was established, since West had played to the next trick; that the previous trick, including the ace of hearts, stood as played, with South’s king of diamonds winning the trick; and furthermore, since West had led to the next trick when it was not his turn to play, that the ace of clubs was a penalty card that would have to be played at the first legal opportunity. South now cashed the ace of spades, The laws of bridge stipulate that a and West, having no spades, had to player must follow suit if able to do discard the ace of clubs on it. All of so. Failure to meet this obligation is declarer’s hearts and clubs were now called a “revoke,” and the penalty for high, and, since he had no more dia- revoking is usually one or two tricks, monds, the only tricks he lost were the depending on the circumstances. Q-J-10 of spades. Here is an extraordinary case of a The two-trick penalty for the revoke revoke that occurred many years ago was then applied (today it would be in a tournament. West led a trump, one trick) to the three tricks taken by taken by dummy’s king. South would the defense, and the result was that ordinarily have gone down one — South got credit for making six, which 200 points — losing three aces and came to a cool 1,470 points. West had three trump tricks, but, because of a three aces, but never scored a trick! revoke by West, he wound up making © 2015 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News The City of Gulf Breeze Parks & Recreation Track award winners Department is seeking quali ed candidates for the Above, from left: Matthew Babikow and Will Finley, along with position of (right, from left) Magen Olander and Meriah Valk were award winners at the recent GBHS Track Awards Banquet. After School Program Manager at the Gulf Breeze Community Center.

The City of Gulf Breeze Parks & Recreation De- partment is seeking quali ed candidates for the po- sition of After School Program Manager at the Gulf Breeze Community Center. Serving middle school aged youth, this is a 25 hour per week position, the term of which coincides with the local school cal- endar. A bachelor’s degree in Recreation, Leisure Services or a related  eld is required and one year cumulative experience providing services to the target population. A complete job description and application are available at www.cityofgulfbreeze. com or by contacting the City Clerk, Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, 850-934-5135.

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SCHEDULE WAHOOS GOES 1-4 TO END FIRST HALF JUNE 25 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM 26 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM BY JASON THOMPSON 27 @ Mississippi, 6:00 PM Gulf Breeze News #11 28 @ Mississippi, 5:00 PM [email protected] 29 @ Mississippi, 7:00 PM JACOB JOHNSON ULY The Pensacola Blue Wahoos J closed out the first half by 1 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM 6-4, 215 LB. P going 1-4 against the Mobile 2 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM AGE: 24 3 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM Baybears. After winning three 4 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM of five series in May, Pensacola A native of Lake Worth, 5 @ Mobile, 5:05 PM went 1-4 in each of its last four. 6 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Fla., Johnson was selected 7 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Mobile Baybears 5, by the Cincinnati Reds in 8 @ Mobile, 7:05 PM Pensacola Blue Wahoos 3 the 11th round of the 2009 9 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM (June 17): Cincinnati Reds out- First-Year Player Draft. 10 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM fielder Marlon Byrd hit a three- He spent 2010 and 2012 11 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM in Low-A Dayton (he didn't pitch in 2011 due to shoul- 12 vs. Montgomery, 4:00 PM run homer in a rehab assignment der surgery). 13 vs. Montgomery, 6:30 PM before Mobile broke the tie with He pitched 2013 and 2014 in Advanced-A Bakersfield 15 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM two in the ninth. before joining with the Wahoos this season. He's 3-2 with 16 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM Baybears 3, Blue Wahoos 2 17 @ Birmingham, 7:05 PM a 5.20 earned run average. 18 @ Birmingham, 6:30 PM (Thursday): A fielding error 19 @ Birmingham, 3:00 PM allowed Mobile to score two in 20 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM the ninth for its second straight, 21 vs. Jacksonville, 6:30 PM come-from-behind win. 22 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM 2015 SOUTHERN 23 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM Blue Wahoos 4, Baybears 24 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM 2 (Friday): Seth Mejias-Brean LEAGUE TEAM STATISTICS 25 vs. Biloxi, 6:30 PM made up for his game one error BATTING (AS OF JUNE 21) 26 vs. Biloxi, 4:00 PM with a three-run, walk-off homer. 28 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM TEAM AB R H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG AVG 29 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Baybears 2, Blue Wahoos Biloxi 2207 287 594 32 269 233 394 69 .342 .374 .269 30 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM 2 (Saturday): The Baybears Chattanooga 2246 360 593 62 334 255 539 83 .343 .433 .264 31 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM scored twice in the second Birmingham 2299 260 598 29 240 202 538 60 .327 .366 .260 and third innings to clinch the Montgomery 2317 318 601 48 298 227 565 64 .332 .402 .259 UGUST Tennessee 2232 323 573 39 296 274 461 33 .339 .373 .257 A series win over the Wahoos. 1 @ Chattanooga, 6:15 PM Mobile 2322 278 584 42 257 201 497 37 .316 .372 .252 2 @ Jacksonville, 5:05 PM Baybears 11, Blue Wahoos Mississippi 2181 238 543 12 218 225 449 48 .323 .313 .249 3 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM 4 (Sunday): Mobile smashed Jackson 2269 282 561 31 249 260 506 57 .330 .362 .247 4 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM Jacksonville 2270 247 557 32 224 221 503 22 .313 .351 .245 five home runs, which Pensacola 2134 221 513 25 206 40 477 44 .321 .337 .240 5 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM accounted for 10 of its 11 runs. 6 @ Jacksonville, 6:05 PM PITCHING (AS OF JUNE 21) 7 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Lively update: Former TEAM W-L ERA SO SV H R ER HR BB KS 8 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Wahoo pitcher (and 2010 GBHS Tennessee 39-30 3.16 6 18 518 246 211 35 232 517 9 vs. Birmingham, 4:00 PM grad) Ben Lively snapped a Biloxi 43-25 3.20 8 19 498 232 211 33 217 531 10 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM four-game losing streak as the Birmingham 33-36 3.65 6 14 588 287 247 41 225 471 11 vs. Birmingham, 6:30 PM Mobile 34-35 3.69 4 18 591 283 251 37 231 485 12 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM Reading Fighting Phils (Double- Montgomery 34-34 3.71 5 12 577 279 249 38 267 543 13 @ Biloxi, 6:40 PM A, Phillies) beat the Portland Mississippi 33-35 3.73 5 23 593 289 245 21 231 434 14 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM Sea Dogs 3-2 Saturday. Pensacola 25-43 3.86 4 16 548 280 247 37 249 475 15 @ Biloxi, 7:10 PM He allowed only four hits Jacksonville 29-40 3.90 6 23 570 286 263 40 235 497 16 @ Biloxi, 5:10 PM Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Chattanooga 43-25 3.97 8 24 569 285 260 30 204 508 18 vs. Chattanooga, 6:30 PM Marquez Smith fires to first in between innings of a recent game. over seven innings. 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BY JASON THOMPSON GBSA 14, Tiger Point 1: Gulf Breeze News Tiger Point took a 1-0 first inning [email protected] lead but Gulf Breeze would rally, with four in the fourth and seven Connor Wood threw a no-hitter in the fifth. and drove in two runs as the Knapp went 2-for-3 with GBSA 14-under All Stars shut out three RBIs and two runs scored, hosts Myrtle Grove 11-0 in the while Wirth and Uhl both sin- championship game of the Gulf gled and scored twice. Wirth Coast Youth Baseball’s Postseason drove in three, while Abney, Tournament on June 13. Kel Jackson and Bo Berens Wood got help with his no- both singled, scored a run and hitter from left fielder Spencer drove in a run. Abney, who threw out a runner Burtt scored three times, while at third, where Christian Taylor Wood scored twice and Jacob completed the 7-5 putout in the Brandon and Nik Deweese both top of the fourth. scored once. Abney and Lawrence Uhl both Ellis had Tiger Point’s only singled and scored twice, while run, while Antonio Mauro had Spencer Wirth and Chandler the team’s only hit. Burtt both had two hits, three Tiger Point 11, East Milton RBIs and two runs scored. 3: Ellis and Hayden Jenkins Camerson Knapp, Nik both singled and scored twice Deweese and Bo Berens all as Tiger Point pulled away scored once for Gulf Breeze. with a six-run fourth. GBSA 7, Navarre 6: Brandon’s Chris Nichols and Cole double in the bottom of the fifth Hollifield both scored twice, scored Wood, who also doubled, while Mauro and Cayden Smith as Gulf Breeze edged Navarre in both singled and scored twice. their tournament opener. Harry Rogers and Andrew Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Wood doubled and scored Warnke both scored twice. twice, while Uhl singled and GCYB champions scored twice. 12-under The Gulf Breeze 14-under All Stars recently won the Gulf Coast Youth Baseball's Postseason Tournament at the Myrtle Grove Park Wirth doubled and scored Molino 12, GBSA 2: Molino Sportsplex in Pensacola. They are (front, from left): Chandler Burtt, Jacob Brandon, Christian Taylor, Kel Jackson, Lawrence Uhl, Nik once, while Deweese and Berens scored four in the first, two in Deweese and batboy Lumpy Deweese. Back (from left): Coach Seth Taylor, Coach Matt Uhl, Spencer Abney, Spencer Wirth, Cameron both singled and scored once. the second and four in the third Knapp, Bo Berens, Coach Jeff Deweese and Coach Todd Field. Burtt scored once, while Brandon as they eliminated Gulf Breeze. drove in two for Gulf Breeze. Ethan Zehr singled and Bondurant singled, doubled Perdido 11, GBSA 3: Navarre 15, Tiger Point 9: Molino 15, Tiger Point 1: Myrtle Grove 11, Tiger Point scored once, while Kamren and scored three times, while Perdido scored six in the first Navarre, who trailed 7-3 after Malachi Mason scored the lone 5: Myrtle Grove broke a 2-2 tie Somma walked and scored Zehr scored three times in the on their way to a win over Gulf one inning, erupted for 11 runs run, while Tyler Harrington with eight runs in the third to once. Will Bondurant went 2- win. Breeze. in the second as they went on to had the lone hit in Tiger Point’s eliminate Tiger Point. for-2, while Caleb Merritt had Kyle Young and Tommy Koch Migliorisi singled, doubled eliminate Tiger Point. opening round loss to Molino. Hayden Nichols went 2-for-3 one hit. both scored twice, while Luke and scored once, while Logan Garrett Edwards, Dawson Several Gulf Breeze and Ti- and scored once, while Joey Ellis GBSA 15, Navarre 2: Gulf Jacobi and Merritt both singled Merritt singled and scored Dinnes and Justin Muckey all ger Point teams will play in the and Wyatt Lueck singled and Breeze scored two in the first, and scored once. once. doubled and scored once, while USSSA Drafted World Series, scored once. five in the second and four in Aiden Ward and Tyler Bondurant hit a double, Damon Dane and Noah Beard which started Wednesday (after Destin Ramirez and Antonio the third and fourth to stay Migliorisi both scored once for Tommy Koch a single and both scored twice. Spencer the News' deadline) at Shoreline Mauro scored once for Tiger Point. alive in the losers bracket. Gulf Breeze. Somma scored once. George scored once in the loss. Park. Lady Dolphin softball starts Dolphin baseball splits summer with loss, tie

BY JASON THOMPSON pair with West Florida Gulf Breeze News [email protected] BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News The Lady Dolphin softball [email protected] team, after having its summer league games on June cancelled The Gulf Breeze Dolphin because of the threat of inclement baseball team won game two weather, lost one and tied one of a doubleheader with West June 16 in Gulf Breeze. Florida to salvage a split with West Florida 8, Lady the Jaguars on June 15. Dolphins 0: Gulf Breeze West Florida 2, Gulf commited seven errors in the Breeze 1: Jack Martin allowed first three innings, which was only two hits and struck out a more than enough for West batter in all five innings, but Florida to cruise to a win. a pair of errors allowed the Ashley Coogle recorded two eventual game-winning run to outs before a hit batter and three score in the opener. errors allowed a run to score. A strikeout (and subsequent West Florida stranded two that wild pitch), a fielder's choice, inning, but after another GBHS another wild pitch and a catch- error in the second, scored four er's interference allowed West more to make it 5-0. Florida to take a 1-0 lead in the Three more errors in the third second. allowed West Florida to tack on The Jags added another run three more runs. Reagan Raley, in the fifth before Daniel Green who pitched the final three scored in the bottom of the fifth. innings, had the team's only hit Andrew Dorsey hit an infield Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News - a leadoff single in the fourth. single, while Jace Amberson Riley Robinson (above) makes contact, while Ashley Coogle Taylor Baker, Olivia Printiss added a single and Connor Duffy (below) fires to the plate last week against West Florida. and Amber Doyle all drew walks a double for the Dolphins. in the loss. Gulf Breeze 8, West Lady Dolphins 3, Escambia Florida 2: Stephen Huggins 3: Madison Patrick's bases load- fanned two batters in the top of ed single allowed Riley Robin- the first inning before the Dol- son to score the tying run. phins bats erupted for six runs The Lady Gators took in the bottom of the first to Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News advantage of two errors to score propel Gulf Breeze to a split. Austin Wines fires to the plate in a recent Dolphin game. two in the bottom of the first. Duffy led off the bottom of Printiss struck out a pair to the first with a walk. Parker Campa's single in the bottom Schrepf tripled in the third to prevent further damage. Baynes then reached on a bunt of the third scored Green, who score Amberson, walk singled. A Patrick double in the second single before Brandon Schrepf's singled, while Schrepf's single Amberson and Nemith both scored Robinson, who reached fielder's choice scored Duffy. in the fourth brought in Baynes, went 2-for-2 and scored once. on an infield single before Kara Jake Nemith then followed who doubled. Nemith hit a single to score Dorsey's sac fly plated Doyle, with a two-run single to make it Reddon McLaurine struck Schrepf after his triple, while who also doubled. 3-0. Carson Reeder was hit by out a batter and walked two, but Jack Martin hit a single to score Doyle and Patrick both a pitch before Tommy Campa got a ground ball double play Nemith. finished with two hits, while beat out an infield single to in the fourth. Schrepf pitched Kendall Gallagher, Martin, Becca Mejia and Printiss both make it 4-0. Joe Rich then the sixth inning, striking out Austin Wines, Connor had one each. added a two-run single, scoring the side. Thompson and Ben Dobry all Printiss struck out nine out of Reeder and Campa. Gulf Breeze 5, Washington had one hit each. a possible 10 batters before time Huggins struck out five in 5: The short-handed Wildcats The Dolphins faced West expired. Summer league games are three innings, stranding two (who had only 11 players) Florida and Tate in summer played on 80-minute time limits. runners on base in the third. rallied late to salvage a seven- league action Monday and Varsity ('Team 1') played two The Jags scored two runs tie with the Dolphins. Tuesday. The varsity ('A' team) games at Pine Forest Tuesday in the top of the third before Amberson singled in the first played at home, while the (Pine Forest, Washington), while GBHS added single runs in the inning to score Baynes, who junior varsity ('B' team) played the junior varsity ('Team 2') third and fourth. drew a walk. on the road. hosted West Florida and Pace.

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Russ, Desiree` Gentry, Anna Fischer, Kathryn Weege, Grace Serenio, Kathryn Sadie Nix (with ball) waits for a Milton defender to come Sawarynski, Michael Gibson, Mikayle Fowler, Reid West, Cooper Shields, Devon down before putting up a shot Thursday at Catholic. Smith, Colby Harman, Kathryn Furman, Trevor Witaszek, Zachary Simonds, Camryn Soles, Kai Hersom, Veronica Garcia, Camille Seventh Grade Slater, Elena Sudduth, Spencer Hill, Mathaya George, Lukas Aanestad, Dalton Slaybaugh, Autumn Lady Dolphins Tullis, Olivia Himel, Kailee Gifford, Ethan Adams, Jonathan Slaybaugh, Jade Vanselow, Jozef Johnson, Rachel Gilbertson, Nathaniel Adamson, Annabelle Smith, Taylor Walsh, Daniel Jones, Lauren Godbee, Ryan Alderfer, Kayla Snow, Lorelai split pair in Wilborn, Sara Kale, Gabriel Green, Nathaniel Anderson, Austin Steele, Dominique Wright, Mackenzie Labrato, Tabitha Griffin, Talin Arant, McKenzie Stewart, Aubrey Seventh Grade Langston, Savannah Hall, Adrian Arnold, Aiden Strickland, Memphis summer action Ardoin, Noah Lassiter, Jordan Hardman, Haley Aumann, Ester Sutton, Christian Livi Doerr added five, while Bailey, Alexander Levine, Dominic Harper, Jacey Bancroft, Emma Swaney, Simona BY JASON THOMPSON Beaugrand, Ava Levine, Gabriella Hauptmann, Alyssa Banks, Kobe Tenia-Newman, James Gulf Breeze News Caleigh Anthony had four and Cameron, Isabella Lightner, Nicholas Hayes, Lacy Bastian, Hailey Thompson, Bridget [email protected] Michelle Barrineau, Brittany Cassidy, Riley Luna, Viviana Henderson, Autumn Blixt, Haley Trostle, John Williams and Marissa Daily Colangelo, Thomas Madril, Anakah Hilt, Kathryn Bonar Serpas, Henry Turner, Anthony For the second time in the all had two each. Collins, William McCallum, Hunter Hinojosa, Daniel Brasell, Alexandra Valletto, Isabella last three weeks, the Lady Dol- Williams also grabbed five Conley, Merete McEwan, Christian Holder, Ethan Brunn, Skylar Walkup, Tyler phin basketball team played rebounds in the win, while Cook, Kyle McMaster, Julia Howard, Nathaniel Bumgarner, Alen Watts, Hope back-to-back games in a sum- Doerr had six steals and Nix Craner, Devyn Miller, Kaleigh Hutchinson, Houston Bumgarner, Alex Webster, Hannah mer league at Catholic. three. Doverspike, Ana Navarro-Hernandez, Doreen Hutson, Landen Burnham, Elizabeth Winstead, Nathan The outcome was the same Catholic 31, Lady Dol- Doverspike, Brittan Nochowicz, Emily James, Sara Carpenter, Trent Winters, Amarra as the first time, with the Lady phins 25: Gulf Breeze scored Dozier, Isabelle Pallone, Lucas Johnson, Arda Chambers, Jordan Wood, Talon Dolphins beating Milton, but the first seven of the game and Dunavant, Valerie Quarry, Emily Johnson, David Chepult, Megan Yamaguchi, Talley losing to the hosts Catholic. led by four (19-15) early in the Duval, Olivia Quintal, Alexandra Jones, Colby Christofferson, Victoria Yates, Jacob Lady Dolphins 27, Milton second half before the Lady Elliott, Natasha Redding, Lauren Jones, Lillian Clark, Joel 14: Gulf Breeze held the Lady Crusaders went on a 16-6 run Goolsby, John Rohan, Ezekiel Jones, Robert Comeger, Sequoia Eighth Grade Panthers without a field goal to close out the game. Harrell, Jordan Roquelara, James Jordan, Madison Cooper, Devon Aldrich, Phoenix until the 14:54 mark of the Doerr scored the team's first Harris, Abigail Rudman, Megan Joy, Thomas Copeland, William Baldridge, Allison second half as they beat Mil- five and finished with nine Haworth, Lauren Segal, Spencer Justice, Braeden Davis, Deven Barker, James ton. points. McCurdy added six, Hurst, Victoria Spangler, Justin Kanzigg, Rylee Dawson, Anna Batova, Dari GBHS scored the first 11 while Nix had four and An- Isakson, Trevor Stikeleather, Ashlyn Kauth, Logan Dorsey, Harrison Bee, Jonathan points of the game and led 15- thony, Williams and Barrineau Johnson, Katherine Strickland, Madison Knecht, Kristian Eckert, Liam Berry, Madison 3 at the half. Milton missed its had two each. Kelley, Marissa Thayer, Ashton Knott, Austin Fijalkowski, Nicholas Boynton, Bryce first eight shots before mak- McCurdy also had 10 Kemp, Timothy Tinnirella, My Linh Langmaid, Lance Fisher, Jared Brasell, Connor ing its first field goal. Mad- rebounds, while Williams had Khvatkova, Aleksandra Warnke, Kelsey Lee, Shawn`A Fogle, Simon Carr, Samantha die Grace McCurdy and Sadie six and Anthony five. Barri- King, Alexis Warr, Baylee Light, Emily Frazetta, Phillip Carter, Alexia Nix scored six each for Gulf neau also had three steals for Landrum, Britton Waschenko, Benjamin Lindsey, Delaney Gajewski, Ollie Cook, Grace Breeze. the Lady Dolphins. Langston, Amanda West, Charles Long, Caleb Gonzales, Elizabeth See WBMS, Page 8B »

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 6B June 25, 2015 GULF BREEZE NEWS Dolphins win three in tourney From Page 1B » Foote, Hayes and Frazier had nine points each, while Sheppard had five, Frierdich, Dermody and Dermody had nine points, while Frierdich had Phelps four each and Sise, Phyfe, Matt Stersic and NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE six, Perrin Foote five, Bradley Proctor four, Welch deMahy two each. Foote and Sheppard both had AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN three and Phyfe, Sheppard and Matthew deMahy four steals, while Foote and Hayes three assists two each. each. ORDINANCE Pass Christian (Miss.) 42, Dolphins 37: GBHS trailed Dolphins 44, Tate 28: GBHS trailed 8-7 before by 15 midway through the second half, but continued going on a 23-4 run to pull away. The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct battling, getting the final margin down to six. Foote made three 3-pointers for nine points, while public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted Proctor went 4-for-6 from the field for eight Stersic went 4-for-6 for eight points. on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows: points, while Welsh and Foote had six each, Sise Sheppard and Frierdich had seven points each, five and deMahy, Nick Frazier, Tyler Phelps, Phyfe while Phyfe had six, Welch five and Hayes two. Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on the proposals): and Hayes two each. Welch also had six rebounds. Welch had five rebounds and three steals, while Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Dolphins 30, Milton 16: GBHS held the Panthers Phyfe had three assists. without a field goal the entire first half Saturday in Meridian (Miss.) 55, Dolphins 32: Sise Special Zoning Board (to consider and make a recommendation on Ordinance 4) notching its first win. scored to get GBHS within 15-12 before the Thursday, July 16, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Foote had nine points, while Welch had five, Cats outscored the Dolphins 40-20 the rest of Hayes, Sise and deMahy four each and Frazier and the way. Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Proctor two each. Sise had 10 points (on 5-for-7 shooting) and Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Dolphins 52, Geraldine (Ala.) 27: Gulf Breeze seven rebounds, while Phyfe had six. pulled away in the second half after leading by only Hayes, Frierdich and Sheppard had four each and four (20-16). Stersic and Luke McHenry two each. The Zoning Board meeting and the Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearings, the Zoning Board and Board of Makos win Global World Series County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances entitled: From Page 1B » Biles, Kendrick and Carson Hepworth all scored for the Makos. Ordinance 1: Makos 9 Patriot Baseball 5: The Makos’ first Makos 10, T.E.A.M. Full Armor 2: The Makos five batters in the game scored as they beat Patriot scored five runs in the fourth inning with two outs AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING Baseball. Kendrick doubled twice and scored twice, as they pulled away from Full Armor. ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DE- while Carson Hepworth singled twice and scored Kendrick had two hits and two runs scored, PICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OF- once. Gailey scored twice, while Biles, Tucker while Carson Hepworth singled, doubled and FICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE Griffin and Tracy all scored once. scored once. Coughin went 2-for-3, while Biles ATTACHED MAPS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN Makos 15, Dallas Warriors- Stripes 1: Carson scored twice. EFFECTIVE DATE. Hepworth doubled, tripled and scored three times, while Gailey, Lintner and Tracy singled and scored Kendrick singled once and scored three times as the once, while Wiley Griffin and Tucker Griffin both Makos closed out pool play 4-0 with a win Thursday. scored once. Zoning District Amended: from AG2 (Agriculture) to AG (Agriculture/ Gailey, Biles, Cole Hepworth and Wiley all scored Makos 5, Texas Patriots Red 4: Biles scored to twice, while Coughlin singled and scored once. break a 4-4 tie in the fifth as the Patriots left the Rural Residential) – total approximately 266 (+/-) acres Makos 10, Alabama Elite Mitchell 9: Cole tying run on base in the sixth Saturday. Hepworth’s single in the bottom of the fifth scored Biles and Carson Hepworth singled and scored Gailey for the game-winner Friday. twice, while Kendrick went 2-for-2 and scored once Gailey had two hits in the win, while Tucker to advance to the championship game. Griffin singled and scored twice. Kendrick went 3- Makos 3, Bama Ballers 1 (championship for-3 and scored once, while Biles, Cole Hepworth, game): Biles walked twice and scored twice as the Tracy and Dagan Guy had a hit and a run scored. Makos won the championship. Bama Ballers 7, Makos 3: The Makos were Carson Hepworth hit a leadoff triple in the fourth held to only one hit as they scored three runs in the and scored on a Gailey single. Lintner and Tucker fourth without a hit in a loss to the Ballers. Griffin both had hits.

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Ordinance No. 2:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24; AMENDING ARTICLE 12, RELATED TO SILTATION AND ERO- SION CONTROL MEASURES; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Ordinance No. 3:

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING OR- DINANCE 91-24; AMENDING ARTICLE 4, RELATED TO FAÇADE REQUIREMENTS WITHIN HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ZONING DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

Ordinance No. 4:**

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING OR- DINANCE 2003-25; DELETING CHAPTER 1 –ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ELE- MENT IN ITS ENTIRETY, DELETING CHAPTER 2 – ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ELE- MENT IN ITS ENTIRETY, SUBSTANTIALLY AMENDING CHAPTER 3- FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT INCLUDING THE ALLOWABLE RESIDENTIAL DENSITIES WITHIN THE AGRICULTURE FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORY TO CREATE CONSISTENCY WITH THE ADOPTED OFFICIAL ZONING MAP, SUBSTANTIALLY REVISING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP SERIES TO RELOCATE CERTAIN MAPS TO THE PLAN’S SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION AND CREATE TWO SEPARATE AGRICULTURE CATEGORIES; REMOVING AFFORDABLE/WORKFORCE HOUSING DENSITY BO- NUSES; AND ADOPTING POLICIES RELATED TO AMENDMENT OF THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP ; SUBSTANTIALLY AMENDING CHAPTER 6-INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT; AND SUBSTANTIALLY AMENDING CHAPTER 10- CAPITAL IMPROVE- MENTS ELEMENT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

** Ordinance No. 4 will be heard at the July 16, 2015 Special Zoning Board Meeting only. The board of county commissioners will hear ordinance no. 4 in august.

The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximate- ly 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based.

Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reason- able modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa Coun- ty Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service.

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Green, Ethan Sanfilippo, Caden Downtown Gulf Breeze, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL Dated at Gulf Breeze, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Griesemer, Anna Scroggins, Alexie 2/2 condo within walking Florida, this 15th day of FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION June, 2015. Griggs, Marisa Setser, George distance to schools, shops, parks. VAPOR TORO, LLC PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Hauwiller, Garrett Silva, Joshua Solution, Page 2B » Downstairs unit with breezy Plaintiff patio. Updated kitchen. No pets. LEGAL 24907 Hayden, Sophia Simpson, Kayleigh Gulf Breeze News vs. Hedrick, Hoyt Snyder, Lucas $108,500. 6/25/15 (850) 380-7887 JAMES A. RIDDELL, et al. Henderson, Alissa Springer, Cami Defendant(s)

Hilton, Benjamin Stephens, Adam CASE NO.: 14000574CAMXAX Howard, Zoe Sullivan, Breccha LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Hundley, Janea Taylor, Tamia Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judg- Jagielski, Rone Thompson, Hailey ment of Foreclosure, dated June 11, 2015, entered in Civil Case Number 14000574CAMXAX, in the Circuit James, Katy Townsend, Maggie NOTICE TO BIDDERS Court for Santa Rosa County, Florida, wherein PNC Janey, Bailey Tucker, Hana BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is the Plaintiff, and BUILDING DEMOLITION JAMES A. RIDDELL, et al., are the Defendants, Santa Jenkins, Hayden Valderaz, Jada Rosa County Clerk of Court will sell the property situ- Only properly licensed contractors are invited to bid on the Westgate Drive Carwash ated in Santa Rosa County, Florida, described as: Johnson, Raquel Vander Wilt, Nathen Demolition. This work includes the removal of an out of service carwash, concrete LOT 30: Julius, Garrett Wagner, Hunter pads, asphalt, carwash equipment, and underground utilities and vegetation. COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 32, King, Brianna Ward, John The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive sealed TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 29 WEST, SANTA Knight, Summer Warnke, Andrew bids from qualifi ed licensed contractors only until 10:00 A.M. (CST) July 21, 2015; at ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE NORTH 89 the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Mil- DEGREES 87` 36” WEST; ALONG THE SOUTH Kraft, Macey White, Sarah ton, Florida 32570. Bids are to be sealed and clearly labeled “BID – DEMOLITION”. LINE OF SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER FOR A Bids received after this time will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder. Bids DISTANCE OF 760.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH Latouche, Kiara Woodard, John will be opened publicly and read aloud. All interested parties are invited to attend. 00 DEGREES 18` 11” EAST FOR A DISTANCE Laxton, Bailey Wynn, Ethan OF 1525.58 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- Bid documents, including drawings and specifi cation relative thereto may be inspected NING; THENCE CONTINUE SAME COVERAGE Locke, Madison at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department located 6495 Caroline Street A DISTANCE OF 100.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH Suite G, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifi cations may be secured from the Santa Rosa 89 DEGREES 41` 49” WEST A DISTANCE OF County Procurement offi ce at a non-refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. 175.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 19` 701 11” WEST A DISTANCE OF 100.00 FEET; THENCE Questions concerning this project should be directed to Michael Schmidt at glennb@ SOUTH 89 DEGREES 87` 36” EAST A DISTANCE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - COMMERCIAL santarosa.fl .gov at (850) 981-7100. OF 175.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, A pre-bid meeting on July 8, 2015 at 9:00 A.M., at the Santa Rosa County Procure- www.santarosa.realforeclose.com at 11:00 AM, on the ment Department located at 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, FL 32570; atten- 17th day of July, 2015. Any person claiming an inter- DOWNTOWN GULF BREEZE dance is strongly recommended. All interested parties are invited to attend. est in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the Harbourtown for lease. Three property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, fi le a claim within 60 days after the sale. commercial units from 1200 s.f. to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines Dated: June 19, 2015 with Hwy. 98 frontage. Ample to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. parking. No flooding. Great Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the FLORIDA FORECLOSURE ATTORNEYS, PLLC business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small By:/S/Jeffrey S. Alterman for retail or professional offices. business, minority / women owned business, and disadvantaged business enterprises. ___ Jeffrey S. Alterman, Esquire (FBN 114376) The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, 4855 Technology Way, Suite 500 Closest to the beach — no SRIA disability, sex or age in the administration of contracts. Boca Raton, FL 33431 fee! $1,000 per month (561) 391-8600 By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. [email protected] For details, call (850) 380-7887 Legal 24899 Gulf Breeze News 6-25-15 If you are a person with a disability who needs any ac- commodation in order to participate in a court proceed- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact: Court Adminis- tration, ADA Liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Caro- line Street Milton, FL 32570 Phone (850)623-3159 SERVICES Fax (850)983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa@fl courts1.gov at least 7 days before your scheduled court appearance, Notice to Bidders or immediately upon receiving this notifi cation if the time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 DIRECTORY Construction of Bagdad Mill Site days; if you are hearing or voice impaired, call 711.

Parking, Utility, Irrigation and Lighting Si usted es una persona con una discapacidad que Project, Phase 1 necesita ningún alojamiento con el fi n de participar Fields Discount en un proceso judicial, tiene derecho, sin costo alguno Roofing & Construction, LLC Only properly licensed contractors are invited to bid on the Bagdad Mill Site Parking, para usted, para el suministro de determinada asisten- Utility, Irrigation, and Lighting Project Phase 1. This work includes the installation/ cia. Por favor, póngase en contacto con: Administración Roof Inspection! construction of concrete curbing; asphalt pavements; concrete pavements; sanitary de los Tribunales, ADA Enlace condado de Santa Rosa sewer, water, electrical/lighting and irrigation systems; and incidentals as shown on 6865 Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Teléfono (850) * Re-Roof the project plans and in the project manual. 623-3159 Fax (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ fl - courts1.gov al menos 7 días antes de su comparecen- * Roof Repairs The Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida will receive cia ante el tribunal estaba previsto, o inmediatamente * Commercial/Residential sealed bids from qualifi ed licensed contractors only until 10:00 A.M. July 21, 2015; después de la recepción de esta notifi cación si el at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, tiempo antes de la comparecencia prevista es inferior * All Types of Water Proofing Milton, Florida 32570. Bids received after this time will be rejected and returned a 7 días, si usted está escuchando la voz o intoxicado, unopened to the bidder. Bids will be opened publicly and read aloud. All interested llame al 711. on metal, flat and deck parties are invited to attend. Si ou se yon moun ki gen andikap ki bezwen aranjman * In House Metal Fabrication Bid documents, including drawings and specifi cation relative thereto may be inspect- nenpòt nan lòd yo patisipe nan yon pwosedi tribinal la, * Custom Flashing ed at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite ou gen dwa, san sa pa koute ou, yo fè pwovizyon de G, Milton, Florida. Plans and specifi cations may be secured from the Santa Rosa asistans a sèten. Tanpri kontakte: Tribinal Administras- * Chimney Caps County Procurement offi ce at a non-refundable cost of $25.00 per CD. yon an, Lwa ADA-Lyezon Santa Rosa Konte 6865 Car- oline Adrès Milton, FL 32570 Telefòn (850) 623-3159 Questions concerning this project should be directed, in writing, to Glenn Bailey at Faks (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ fl courts1.gov glennb@santarosa.fl .gov prior to July 10 at 4:30 P. M. omwen 7 jou anvan pwograme konparèt nan tribinal ou an, oswa imedyatman sou resevwa notifi kasyon sa a si A pre-bid meeting on July 8, 2015 at 10:00 A.M., at the Bagdad Mill Site Park lo- tan an anvan aparans ki pwograme gen mwens pase 7 cated at 6953 Main Street, Bagdad, FL 32583; attendance is strongly recom- jou; si w ap tande oswa ki gen pwoblèm vwa, rele 711. Lic# CCC1327226 mended. All interested parties are invited to attend. 850-934-7181 Si vous êtes une personne handicapée qui a besoin d’un The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in logement afi n de participer à une procédure judiciaire, 2953 Westfield Road | Gulf Breeze, Fl 32563 bids, to reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it vous avez le droit, sans frais pour vous, à la fourniture determines to be in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. de certaines aides. S’il vous plaît contacter: Admin- istration Cour, ADA liaison Santa Rosa County 6865 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners encourages all segments of the Caroline Street Milton, FL 32570 Téléphone (850) 623- business community to participate in its procurement opportunities, including small 3159 Télécopieur: (850) 983-0602 ADA.SantaRosa @ business, minority / women owned business, and disadvantaged business enter- fl courts1.gov au moins 7 jours avant votre comparution Deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. prises. The Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national devant le tribunal prévue, ou dès réception de cette origin, disability, sex or age in the administration of contracts. notifi cation, si le temps avant l’apparition program- mée est inférieure à 7 jours; si vous entendez la voix ou Ads start at $17 per week. By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida. malentendants, composez 711. Call (850) 932-8986 Legal 24898 Gulf Breeze News 6-25-15 LEGAL 24906 Gulf Breeze News 2x 6/25/15

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