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Parade moves down BY VICI PAPAJOHN The long-stand- come, afforded non-exclusive franchise agreement Shoreline Dr. from Gulf Gulf Breeze News ing dispute to the city of Gulf Breeze for which Escambia Breeze High School [email protected] between Gulf County will receive franchise fees of five percent. to McLane. Runs along McLane to Fairpoint. Breeze city-owned In accordance with the city's agreement with the Excellent Parking all along Gulf Breeze SRIA, the SRIA will receive no fiscal compensa- route for families. Natural Gas (GBNG) and City of Pensacola's tion. Energy Services of Pensacola (ESP) appears close But the City of Pensacola called, "foul." to being over. ESP asserted its rights, although it had never Look inside GBNG began planning its expansion to provided natural gas services to the beach in the 52 Pensacola Beach over two years ago, and over years since it had been given the franchise rights. 39,450 linear feet of pipeline has been laid. Still Negotiations failed, and a formal conflict resolu- under contest, however, is whether the City of tion process followed. As part of the formal con- Pensacola's ESP natural gas has franchise rights for flict resolution process, the City of Gulf Breeze natural gas service to the beach under a franchise contracted with former Supreme Court Justice Ken clause first issued to Pensacola in 1960 and again Bell of Clark, Partington, Hart, Larry, Bond & in 1995 for "unincorporated areas in Escambia Stackhouse to mediate the city's franchise dispute County." with the City of Pensacola. Through November 12, Gulf Breeze leaders sought and received author- 2012, the two entities have split a total of ity from the SRIA in 2011 to operate a natural gas $17,840.50 in fees. The investment seems to be system on Pensacola Beach due to a 1947 Special paying off. Act of the Florida Legislature which granted them A reliable source said that after protracted nego- Mathew Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News the authority to make decisions for the beach. The tiations the two cities appear very close to reaching COMMUNITY: Interact Club SRIA opened the door for GB Natural Gas to use an agreement. In exchange for Pensacola assign- makes pillowcase dresses for Kristyn Sueflow helps pick out a Fraser Fir Christmas tree the rights of way on the island for pipe installation. ing to Gulf Breeze all rights to with her family members. The Optimist Club is selling these earthquake victims. Escambia County further affirmed the GBNG wel- Christmas trees alongside the high school ball fields. See City, Page 3A Story, A8 Let there be light!

Tom the Turkey Pet turkey LIFESTYLES: GB artists Phill and Lolly Sandfort nabbed, killed exhibit their hand-carved art Dec. 1. Story, B1 BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

There were a select few in the Gulf Breeze community that knew “Tom” the turkey. Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News The brown and black feathered Eastern Wild Turkey was well known in Brian and ABOVE: Christa Caponi’s family and friends circle. Over 80 Gulf Breeze's biggest residential light BY MAT PELLEGRINO Siviglia’s The two residents who have lived in a hours of set show inside the Polynesian Islands subdi- Gulf Breeze News home. home in Gulf Breeze since 2010 raised the [email protected] up, 1,000 vision. LEFT: turkey for over a year until he went miss- light strands Mark Siviglia, the mastermind behind SPORTS: Gulf Breeze Siviglia ing the morning of Nov. 19. with 100 bulbs per strand, and a $700 the light show project said he has been High School wrestling checks “He was extremely loved by entire fam- electric bill-all in the name of charity and putting on the light show for over four starts up this weekend. every strand ily; nieces, nephew, parents, and grandpar- the holiday season. years. And he says that each year, the to finalize Story, C5 ents,” Christa said. “He was so friendly.” That's what it takes to set up one of his show. See LIGHTS Page 4A See LOCAL Page 2A

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 A November 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Local men confess to killing pet turkey Continued from page 1A “At 9:53 p.m. the night turkey. The two people in the to positively identify the turkey before the camera caught two truck, later identified as report in the back of the truck after the Early that Monday morning, boys walking onto our Jacob Provo, 18, and two men were apprehended by Christa said her husband was property, one holding a Joshua Anderson, 19, deputies. out feeding the numerous ani- bow,” Christa said. “At were then questioned and Christa said the loss was Thursday, November 29 mals they have on their six-acre 9:55 p.m. one of the boys arrested. especially sad for her and her Local Mitigation Meeting, 1:30 p.m., Public Services lot. That’s when he noticed ran off with the bow and Provo initially told husband, since Tom was a good Conference Room something was missing. at 10 p.m. the other gen- deputies that he killed the addition to her family. “He’s usually the first of the tleman runs off with Tom turkey in Milton, but later “He would walk right behind Tuesday, December 4 animals that comes up to you in his hands.” Anderson admitted that it was Tom. you, and if you laughed, he gob- Commission Special - Economic Development when you go out to feed them,” That’s when the couple He told deputies he had bled at you,” Christa said hold- Director Recruiting Services Interviews, 1:30 p.m., Brian said. called the sheriff’s department. planned on eating the turkey for ing back tears. “We could hold County Admin Center Board Room But when Brian went out to According to the sheriff’s Thanksgiving and was in route him and pet him. feed the animals, Tom wasn’t report, the couple told to butcher the turkey in a “It’s one thing to hunt, and Commission Special - Military Affairs Consulting there. So he went looking Deputy Todd Glaze that wooded location near his it’s another to come onto some- Services Interviews, 3 p.m., County Admin Center around his property and noticed they suspected one of home. one’s property and kill our ani- Board Room a pool of blood inside a shed on their neighbors had killed Anderson told deputies mals. There was absolutely no his property, along with a num- Tom. that he did not kill the reason for it.” Marine Advisory, 5 p.m., County Admin Center ber of Tom’s feathers. When Glaze went to turkey, but was there Brian said that when he Development Review Board, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze “I instantly thought coyote,” the neighbor’s house, he when Provo killed the found out that Tom was killed City Hall, Council Chambers Brian said. “I looked all over the was unable to locate the turkey. by the two suspects, he couldn’t Provo property trying to find a drag suspect and left his proper- Both suspects were believe it. Wednesday, December 5 mark.” ty. As the deputy was driving charged with burglary, trespass- “My heart just dropped and GBA Chamber Governmental Affairs Committee, 4 But when Brian wasn’t able down the road near the property, ing while armed, larceny and stopped,” Brian said. “I couldn’t p.m., GBA Chamber Conference Room to locate foul play, he went he noticed a white truck run a tormenting or mutilating an ani- believe it. This chill ran right inside his house and looked over stop sign and pulled the vehicle mal and placed in Santa Rosa over me when I saw the video surveillance video. Brian said over. County Jail on $57,000 bond footage. most of his property is under Inside the back of the truck, each. “I’m just glad that justice has surveillance. the deputy noticed a dead Brian was called to the scene been served.”

GB Police looking for park restroom vandal Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report

Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Gulf Breeze Police have stance without a prescription stop. reported that someone spray after being clocked speeding 82 Felonies 11-25-2012 Gulf painted the bathroom at in a 35 mile per hour zone. Sunday, Nov. 25 11/19/2012 Dobson Jr., David Glenn, Shoreline Park this week, and Breeze Anderson, Joshua Warren, W/M, 20, 1000 block Ambassador they want to know who. Police Saturday, Nov. 24 Robbie Godwin, 40 of W/M, 19, 1000 block of Ocean Drive, Gulf Breeze, drug selling The culprit entered the rest- Pensacola was charged with Breeze Lane, Gulf Breeze, burgla- room between 9 p.m. and 8 Report A 20-year-old Pensacola man Driving Under the Influence at ry, trespassing DUIs a.m., causing damage to the was cited for possession of alco- 3:15 a.m. after being stopped for 11-20-2012 11-19-2012 restroom facility. Information provided by the Gulf hol at 10:14 p.m. after being speeding on the Pensacola Bay Sanders, Melody Marlene, Roze, Jason Adam, W/M, 27, Gulf Breeze Police officers Breeze Police Department stopped for speeding on the Bridge. W/F, 36, 2000 block of Bergren 1000 block Marimack Drive, Gulf Road, Gulf Breeze, probation vio- Breeze, DUI also responded to these inci- was dropped for lack of evi- Pensacola Bay Bridge. lation dents: dence. An adult and teen were Monday, Nov. 26 stopped for a seat belt violation Trevino, Roy Santa, W/M, 61, 11-20-2012 Highway 87, Navarre, habitually Trevino, Roy Sanda, W/M, 61, Tuesday, Nov. 20 Friday, Nov. 23 and for running a stop sign. The A spa in Harbourtown report- pair, including David Dobson, ed that someone burglarized the driving while license suspended Highway 87, Navarre, DUI 11-22-2012 11-23-2012 Officers were dispatched to Donald Hubert, 52 of 20 of Gulf Breeze, was charged business of beer and approxi- the GB Recreational Center with possession of drugs and mately $40. There was no sign Brazzell, Joseph Patrick, W/M, Skobel, Jeanette Eileen, W/F, Pensacola was charged with 22, 1000 block of Pine Street, Gulf 35, 6000 block of Yorkwood Drive, regarding a court order viola- Driving Under the Influence and narcotics, alcohol and drug of forcible entry. tion. However, the complaint paraphernalia during the traffic Breeze, probation violation Navarre, DUI possession of a controlled sub- 11-23-2012 11-24-2012 Baker, Paul Steven, W/M, 51, Hubert, Donald Christopher, 6000 block of Sunset Court, Gulf W/M, 52, 7000 block Navarre Local Mediacom employees earn awards Breeze, probation violation Parkway, Navarre, DUI 11-24-2012 ■ Jon Coscia, Vice President Hubert, Donald Christopher, Note: All arrest and police for Customer Service and W/M, 52, 7000 block of Navarre reports published in Gulf Breeze News are public record and do not Rocco Commisso, Parkway, Navarre, two counts drug imply guilt. All suspects are pre- Mediacom Founder and possession/controlled substance sumed innocent until proven and/or CEO (far left and center) without a prescription present awards to Lisa adjudicated guilty in a court of law. Preston (Gulf Breeze), Southeast Region Unsung Hero Award recipient; LLOYD’S GLASS IS LOCAL WWW.LLOYDSGLASS.COM Danielle Aregood (Navarre), National Gold Service Award 850.476.6340 WE COME TO YOU 850.476.6340 ✦ DRIVE SAFE for Outstanding Supervisor; Jason Weaver (Pensacola), Internet Technical Support Regional Employee of the Year; Adam Painter (Gulf Five local Mediacom employ- award and was named “Internet award for her work as a dispatch Breeze), National Silver Gulf Breeze ees earned top honors in the Technical Support Employee of team leader. Award for Dispatcher of the FLASHBACKS company’s national awards pro- the Year.” All three employees Mediacom is a cable televi- Year; Keith King (Gulf gram that recognizes employees are Gulf Breeze residents. sion and broadband communica- Breeze), National Silver for exceptional customer service. Another Gulf Breeze resident, tions company with approxi- Award as Internet Technical Five Gulf Breeze-area employ- Lisa Preston, was recognized mately 450 employees in north- Support Employee of the is one of an eight-member ees earned top-level recognition with a customer service hero west Florida. Eight years ago Year, left to right. crew aboard the Atlantis with two gold and three silver December 2, 2004 GBN space shuttle that launched awards. CITY OF GULF BREEZE GBHS won seven of the Dec. 6, 2007 for ths STS- Mediacom’s founder and 122/1E mission. The mis- CEO, Rocco Commisso, made a ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS nine county awards at the student district art competi- sion delivered the European personal visit to congratulate tion. The winners included: Space Agency’s Columbus award winners employed in the Sealed BIDS for the construction of McClure Drive Sidewalk and Paving Project will be received at Nancy Cooey, Julia Laboratory to the Gulf Breeze office that houses Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida until 2 P.M., Local Time on Fairchild, Jimmy Holway, International Space Station. Thursday, January 3, 2013 at which time the bids will be opened and read aloud. Bids submitted two of the company’s larger cen- Kyle Lindsay, Jordan ters for customer service and after said time will not be accepted. A pre-bid conference will be held at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida at 10 A.M. Local Time on Tuesday, December 18, 2012. Rigsby, Jenna Thorp and Internet technical support. The Carly Weeks. Thier work One year ago center also employs manage- The principal features of the work will consist of the reconstruction and widening McClure (a.k.a. St represented Santa Rosa December 1, 2011 GBN ment and operations teams for Francis Drive) from US Highway 98 to the four-way stop at St. Francis/McClure Drive. The work county at the State Art Mediacom’s local system and its will entail the removal of existing asphalt and construction of new roadway including subgrade, competition in Tampa. Brian Jockers, a seventh eight-state Southeast Region. base, leveling, and wearing surface. Additional milling and resurfacing will be required On grader at GBMS, achieved Adam Painter earned a silver McClure Drive from Robert Avenue south to the four-way stop. This project is federally funded with a Top 20 nationally ranked award as the company’s assistance from the Florida Department of Transportation(FDOT) and the Federal Highway swim time at the conclusion Administration(FHWA). For the second consecutive “Dispatcher of the Year,” and year, the Gulf Breeze Lady of the long course season Tom Allard earned similar recog- Plans and specifications may be examined at Gulf Breeze City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Dolphin soccer team has this year. Jockers finished nition as “Telemarketing Agent Breeze, FL, telephone (850) 934-5110. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the same won the Panhandle Holiday with the 15th fastest time in of the Year.” Keith King was rec- address for a non-refundable fee of $50.00. All Questions may be submitted to Thomas Lambert at Soccer Classic in Pace. the country in the 50 meter ognized with a national silver the above address or phone number, as well as by email [email protected]. Fly in the 12 year old boys age group. Bids may not be withdrawn for a period of at least 60 days from date of opening. Complete insur- ance coverage, payment and performance bonds will be required from the successful bidder prior Five years ago Jockers was the to signing the contract. November 29, 2007 GBN Southeastern Champion in the 50 meter freestyle at The City will award the project to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The City of Gulf Elizabeth Branco, a fifth the Southeastern Breeze reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to waive any bid informalities, and to grade student at GBES, Swimming Long Course re-advertise for bids when deemed in the best interest of the City. The City of Gulf Breeze hereby earned her black belt at notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this Championship Meet, held at Poff's Taekwondo. She also the University of Tennessee advertisement, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids earned first place in spar- in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, in Knoxville. gender, religion, age, disability, marital status or national origin in consideration for an award. ring and second place in forms at The Hub City Jockers also achieved the Bid proposal must be clearly marked on the envelope: MCCLURE DRIVE SIDEWALK AND Martial Arts Championships silver medal in the 50 meter PAVING PROJECT. in Crestview. butterfly, a bronze medal in Rocco Commisso, (left) the 100 meter freestyle and PLEASE NOTE: Florida has very broad public records law. All e-mail communication with Pensacola State College an eighth place finish in the Mediacom Founder and graduate and NASA CEO, recognizes Tom Allard the City of Gulf Breeze is archived and may be subject to public disclosure. 100 meter breaststroke. pilot/Navy Cmdr. Alan of Gulf Breeze with a nation- Poindexter, now deceased - Melanie Kormondy al silver award for outstand- GULF BREEZE NEWS 11-29, 12-6 2012 LEGAL #11720 ing customer service.

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GB, Navarre residents involved in wrecks LLOYD’S GLASS ✦ 850.476.6340 LLOYD’S GLASS ✦ TOP QUALITY FREE MOBILE SERVICE 850.476.6340 FREE STEAKS! BY MAT PELLEGRINO Sacred Heart Hospital on Nov. 14 after she truck he was driving on Nov. 17. Gulf Breeze News was involved in a head on collision on The driver, Richard Broxson, 23, was [email protected] Scenic Highway in Pensacola. southbound on SR 87 at around 1:30 a.m., According to the Florida Highway Patrol and attempting to merge onto US 98 head- A two-car accident tied up traffic for report, Vicki Pugh, 57, was traveling south ing westbound when he said an unknown hours on Nov. 13 for those trying to make on Scenic Highway entering the I-10 east- vehicle entered the merge lane in front of their way southbound into Gulf Breeze on bound ramp at around 10 p.m. when a vehi- him. The report indicated that Broxson was the Three-Mile Bridge. cle driven by 17-year-old Janis Chiaro exceeding the speed limit when the vehicle According to a report from the Pensacola pulled in front of Pugh. allegedly pulled in front of him. Police Department, who responded to the The report indicated that Chiaro was According to the Florida Highway Patrol accident, Jacquelyn Aguado of Gulf Breeze heading north on Scenic Highway and was report, Broxson then veered left and crossed rear ended Cristina Coropcean, also from attempting to turn left onto the eastbound I- the westbound lanes until the truck struck a Gulf Breeze, a little over a mile from the 10 ramp. concrete divider for a westbound turn lane. Gulf Breeze city limits. The incident The report indicated that as Chiaro In an effort to gain control of the vehicle, occurred around 5 p.m. attempted to do so, she pulled in front of Broxson steered to the right, but overcor- According to the report, Aguado was Pugh’s vehicle and struck her vehicle head rected, causing the vehicle to rotate in a driving southbound on the bridge at approx- on. clockwise direction while sliding in a north- imately 15 m.p.h when she rear-ended The report indicated that Chiaro and west direction across US 98. Coropcean who was traveling at an estimat- Pugh both had solid green lights, but Chiaro Eventually, Broxson’s vehicle traveled ed 10 m.p.h. at the time of impact. failed to yield properly at the intersection off of the roadway, sliding through a ditch The report indicated that Coropcean had when she pulled in front of Pugh. and later striking a utility pole and concrete to slow down due to traffic ahead of her, and Both Chiaro and her passenger suffered cable box. Aguado was unable to stop in time. minor injuries in the accident. Everyone When the vehicle struck the concrete According to the report, both drivers involved in the accident was wearing their box, Broxson, who was not wearing a seat- were wearing their seatbelts and did not suf- seatbelt according to the FHP report. belt, was ejected from the vehicle according fer any injuries. Aguado’s car suffered The accident caused an estimated to the report. $3,000 in damage, and her airbags were $12,000 in damage to Pugh’s vehicle. Broxson’s 21-year-old passenger escaped deployed during impact. the wreck with minor injuries. Broxson sus- Man loses control of pickup tained serious injuries and was transported Resident injured on Scenic to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola. Hwy. A Navarre man was seriously injured in Broxson’s pickup sustained $6,000 in A Gulf Breeze resident was sent to an auto accident after he lost control of the damage. GB natural gas, Pensacola may avoid lawsuit

Continued from page 1A “Litigation could have exceeded a hundred thousand Fall Harvest provide natural gas service to Pensacola dollars, and quite likely more. Not only would litigation of Fashion Beach, Gulf Breeze will pay a one-time have taken place at the circuit court level, but also before the Never the same store twice! $470,000 lump-sum fee. www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com The $2 million project to drill and lay the Public Service Commission.” pipe across the sound will not immediately – Matt Dannheisser Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. benefit only Gulf Breeze; the City of Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM Pensacola may also net positive results Gulf Breeze City Attorney regardless of the mediated franchise dispute. (850) 934-00492 Currently, Gulf Breeze Natural Gas buys dent that we’ll be able to resolve this issue in of its services to Pensacola Beach in 2006. It about 90 percent of its gas from the City of a way that works for all parties.” was known the beach needed the service and We are excited to announce the Pensacola. If that trend continued, ESP Matt Dannheisser, Gulf Breeze City the city found the way to fund the studies, Opening of Our 2nd Salon Location — would see volumetric increases resulting in Attorney, explained the benefits of settle- engineering and pipe-laying required Now in Gulf Breeze additional profits from the expanded service, ment over litigation. "Litigation could have through its Federal Emergency Management according to city staff. Gulf Breeze Natural exceeded a hundred thousand dollars, and Administration (FEMA) alternative project Gas pays the City of Pensacola what is called quite likely more," he assured. "Not only funding afforded the city for mitigating, or the Henry Hub index price, plus a 1.6 percent would litigation have taken place at the cir- not rebuilding, its demolished fishing pier. transmission charge, as well as a local trans- cuit court level, but also before the Public Nearly $2 million of the over $13 million in portation charge. Service Commission." FEMA alternative project monies were Staff of both the City of Gulf Breeze and Many businesses on the beach have come directed toward the pipeline to the beach. the City of Pensacola are onboard, pending forward in favor of the City of Gulf Breeze's The City of Gulf Breeze is already serving approval by their City Councils, according to service. Philip Napier, owner of The Grand the beach, its gas main running through the the source. The only potential hitch in the Marlin, spoke to the Escambia County core area of Pensacola Beach as well as west mediated deal is that the agreement hinges Commission about Pensacola's allegations to Peg Leg's and east to the Portofino Resort. on Escambia County affording ESP exclu- that it is owed the franchise fee – and he is The Grand Marlin, Papa's Pizza, sive rights within the rest of Escambia adamantly against any concessions for the Shaggy's, Elk's Lodge, Pensacola Beach RV County. Gulf Breeze officials remain confi- Pensacola-owned utility. Resort, Crab's, Bamboo Willie's, Niki's dent Escambia County and Pensacola leaders "As to the debate regarding franchise fees Pizza, and Paradise Bar & Grill have been can resolve their differences on that issue, a and who owns the rights, I agree with those converted and connected. Native Cafe, sentiment clearly expressed by Mayor that say the City of Pensacola had 52 years to Flounder's and Peg Leg's are under conver- Ashton Hayward. run a gas line to the beach," Napier said. "I sion and Hooters's, Hemingway's, “The City of Pensacola and the City of oppose anything now that will cause the res- Boardwalk Cafe, Portofino Resort, Hilton, Call for an appointment 207 Gulf Breeze Pkwy ■ Dolphin Square Plaza ■ 850.332.7379 Gulf Breeze have always had a great friend- idents and business owners to pay a dime Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn Resort are in 3435 12th Ave. ■ Pensacola ■ 850.912.8826 ship, and Mayor Zimmern and I have been in more for the service. ESP had its chance." the planning stages of conversion. www.izzocutter.com | Hrs: 9-8 M-F 8-5 Sat close and regular contact about this issue,” Gulf Breeze natural gas personnel first Residential customers on Panferio, Villa Mayor Hayward said. “I’m extremely confi- began investigating the potential expansion Sabine and Calle Hermosa are also online. City yet to determine Navarre St. calming device

BY MELANIE KORMONDY ed that there were two issues sidered a resident or any person percent reduction in speed. Gulf Breeze News that needed to be dealt with: who uses Navarre Street on a Horne said that speed tables [email protected] traffic calming in general, and regular basis. An average of are effective up to 300 – 500 specifically traffic calming on about 600 – 700 vehicles travel feet from the device itself, so he Regular travelers on Navarre Navarre Street and surrounding on Navarre Street everyday. would recommend spacing the Street may have an easier time areas. The speed limit on Navarre tables no more than 600 – 800 watching their speed as the city The report submitted to the Street is currently posted at 25 feet apart, which would be is getting closer to determining city by Kenneth Horne and mph, the eighty-fifth percentile about five along the stretch of if calming measures are neces- Associates, Inc. provides an of speed averaged at 32 miles Navarre Street. It is also a pos- sary to keep pedestrians safe. overview of the current state of per hour, seven miles per hour sibility to use speed tables only After months of a Navarre the “thinking of the entire over the speed limit. on “problem areas,” instead of Street Traffic Analysis per- nation” regarding the approach “If the determination were along the length of the street. formed by Ken Horne and of traffic calming, and a more made that we wanted to deploy A Navarre Street resident Associates, Inc., about a dozen specific level of thinking in some means of traffic calming, made the comment that a speed residents attended a public regards to Navarre Street. my recommendation would be table seems like a “real comfort- meeting concerning the Navarre The report looks at traffic that for cost, long term mainte- able reminder” for speeders. Street traffic calming alterna- data concerning how many peo- nance, for minimizing maxi- Eddy said the average cost of tives was held on Thursday. ple are using the street and what mum impacts for emergency a speed table can be up to Gulf Breeze City Manager percentage of those people are responders and minimizing dif- $7,500, which can cost the city Edwin ‘Buz’ Eddy began the speeding. ficulties for moving vans and up to about $25,000 after the meeting by stating over the past Horne described “traffic tractor trailers would be to con- purchase and installation of few years the city council has calming” as methods to slow sider a speed table,” said Horne. speed tables. Also, it may be received “high complaints” vehicles down to a safe and Horne added that a speed several months before these about the traffic on Navarre orderly speed. table would be about 20 feet speed tables are installed, Street, particularly this July “Over time, if you implore long from end to end and about assuming the city decides to use when a young girl was hit by a regulatory devices in places six inches tall. These devices them. speeding vehicle, and a separate where they are not warranted, generally achieve about a 20 occasion in which a dog was hit people kind of become immune on Hampton Street. to it,” said Horne. “Since before my time here, “Before we start looking at about 20 years, the city council specific alternatives on how we has had a speed hump policy, calm the traffic, the first hurtle and we have never changed that to clear is whether we should do policy,” said Eddy. “And this anything at all,” said Horne. might be the time to evaluate Generally, an average of two- traffic calming, and maybe thirds to three-fourths of stake- that’s what we need on Navarre holders has to be in favor of Street.” imploring traffic calming Kenneth Horne, the chief devices before they are engineer of the analysis, indicat- installed. A stakeholder is con-

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At the Nov. 20 Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioner’s reorganization meeting, commissioner Bob Cole was selected to be the new board chair and District 4 com- missioner Jim Melvin was cho- sen to serve as vice chair on the board of county commissioners. 19.99 22.99 District 1 Commissioner Jim Skyy Three Olives Williamson, District 3 Vodka Vodka Commissioner Don Salter, and 1.75 L Selected Varieties, District 5 Commissioner Lane 1.75 L Lynchard took the oath of office administered by Santa Rosa County Judge Robert Hilliard. Each November, the Santa Rosa BOCC holds a reorganiza- tion meeting where any newly elected or re-elected board mem- bers are sworn in and the board 17.9 9 33.99 Former chairman Jim Williamson (second from left) shakes hands with Bob Cole who will selects a chair and vice-chair. Svedka Ron Zacapa now serve as the chairman for the Santa Rosa County board of county commissioners. Vodka Centenario 1.75 L Rum GB light show benefits Toys for Tots 750 ml

Continued from page 1A Want to go? tradition grows and gets more and more tedious. But it’s all worth it to him and his What: Christmas light show 15 .9 9 20.99 family. When: Dec. 1 - Dec. 25 running Don Q Captain “We do this for Toys for Tots…it’s more from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Rum Morgan of a charity thing for us to do this,” said Where: 1617 Kauai Ct., GB Selected Varieties, Private Stock Siviglia. Cost: Free. Donations for Toys 1.75 L The Air Force Reservist has lived in the for Tots also accepted 750 ml Gulf Breeze area for four years, and there hasn’t been a year he hasn’t done the light show. This year, the light show will start on Dec. 1 and will run from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. make the light show a hit. “We start setting up lights the day after “I also have flat screens we put out that Halloween,” Siviglia said. “My wife helps show Santa and a fireplace,” Siviglia said. me, and it takes us 40 hours to put up and “It makes it look like Santa is actually in the 16.99 19.99 about 40 hours to take down.” house.” Ancient Age Jim Beam Siviglia’s light show isn’t your typical Siviglia also has strobe lights set up and a Bourbon White Label fog machine, which he says intensifies the drive-by light show, he says. 1.75 L 1.75 L “Everything is animated to play to a 15 holiday light show. minute presentation put on by 106.9 FM,” “We have 160 different channels, and Siviglia said. each channel is controlled down to one Since the light show is computer animat- twentieth of a second by a computer,” ed, light viewers can tune their radio station Siviglia said. to 106.9 FM and watch as the lights play to Despite what Siviglia claims is a $700 the music inside their car. jump in his electric bill, the local said that Mathew Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News 15 .9 9 26.99 “This also helps so we aren’t playing it’s worth every penny. Gulf Breeze resident Mark Siviglia Canadian Dimple music and annoying the neighbors,” Siviglia “Last year, we collected over 2,000 toys checks every strand of light carefully Mist Pinch said. “People can just listen to it and watch it because of this,” Siviglia said. “We are actu- ally a Toys for Tots drop off spot.” for his annual light show before its 1.75 L Scotch from inside their cars.” kickoff on Dec. 1. But it’s not just the 100,000 lights that 750 ml Navarre woman charged with child cruelty

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Bette and Gordon Sprague show Gordon’s race car.

Tracie McMahan shops at the Auxiliary Gift Shoppe sale during her convales- Nancy Story, Diane Arnold, Alice Lane, and Suzie cence from an injury. Gilchrist work very hard at the Auxiliary Gift Shoppe sale. Month of November features lots of fun

November ends in a few you are thinking of them in a day with him... Santa Rosa days; we’ve all stuffed our- very special way. Their names Shores Women's Club meets selves on Turkey and Dressing will appear in the Book of once a month at various homes and all those lovely things that Honor displayed in the in the community. Any woman go with it. My favorite is Pecan Hospital Lobby and a card will living in the Santa Rosa Shores Pie. This year I visited my be sent notifying them of your Community is invited to join daughter, Robin; son-in-law thoughtfulness. To honor a per- By Betty Archer Allen this club. For more informa- Dan; granddaughters, Rachel son or group, or to offer a [email protected] tion, please call Brenda and Katie; and grandsons, Ray memorial, please complete the Cantrell at 916-4606 or check and Vince. form on the reverse side and history on the Battle For Santa group knows how to meet, the SRSHomeowners website But meanwhile don’t forget either return to the Gulf Breeze Rosa during the Civil War. He greet and eat. The October at www.santarosashores.org. the attend the Tree Lighting Hospital Auxiliary Office or related how Fort Pickens meeting was held at the lovely Ceremony, to shop on the mail to the Gulf Breeze would become the proverbial, home of Phyllis Lynch. Navarre Garden Club Auxiliary Gift Shoppe, the Hospital Auxiliary, 1110 Gulf "burr in the saddle", to the Hostesses Judy Miller and general membership David Walby spoke to the Historical Society and most of Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Confederacy. Many tales were Tonya Wilkinson provided meeting Historical Society in all hard working women. FL 32561. Please join in the told about battles on each side tasty finger food and Sharon October. Tree Lighting Ceremony but the truth is there never was Sims with G.B. Apothecary The Navarre Garden Club Tree Lighting Thursday, December 6, 2012 at much of a battle. gave an interesting program on will hold their monthly general Ceremony 5:30 pm at the Lobby Entrance The November meeting fea- Bio-identical hormones and membership meeting on Dec 4. Many activities for members of the Hospital Refreshments tured Gordon Sprague. compounding. The program The meeting will be held at the are schedule throughout the Please join in the Tree following ceremony. Sprague gave an overview of was great! Tuscan Grill, Hidden Creek month of December. The Lighting Ceremony Thursday, his book Flash Back: The hard- In November they met at the Golf Club. Social time begins “Caravan of Lights” will be on December 6, 2012 at 5:30 pm Gulf Breeze Hospital driving life of “Flash” Gordon lovely home of Lyndi Kessler. at 9 a.m. and the meeting starts December 17. Members may at the Lobby Entrance of the Auxiliary Gift Shoppe Sprague. Reading or hearing Hostesses for this event were at 9:15. Garden club members also participate in teaching Jr. Hospital. The Tree of Light the life of the Gulf Coast area’s Margaret Cunningham and will be contributing food to Garden Club classes, floral holds a special meaning for The gift shop is in the midst own “Flash Gordon” is a pleas- Sarah Polk. A short business Caring and Sharing holiday design and a horticulture study members of the Gulf Breeze of the “holiday rush”. The ure to all. He reviewed his meeting was held and then a food drive and bring gifts for groups during the month. Hospital Family and the com- selection of beautiful orna- childhood on Vermont, his Air wonderful, informative pro- the adopted Angel Tree chil- Always a highlight for the sea- munity it serves. Each light ments and gift items is still Force experience gram with slides was given by dren during this meeting. son is the Garden Club honors an individual or group good; although a few things The Gulf Breeze Historical Pat Quinn on the Zoo and its Guest speakers are a part of Christmas Party. which supports the Gulf have “sold out” already. But Society Holiday Celebration is history. He also showed slides each monthly meeting. The Navarre Garden Club Breeze Hospital Auxiliary. For new merchandise is being December 9 from 2 to 4 pm at of the African trips he guides December’s speaker is Mike always welcomes individuals a minimum donation of $5.00 added almost every day; so the home of Ann Brodie; 123 every year with his wife Burba, incoming President of throughout the year. For more your light will shine on the drop by often just to check Eufaula St. Gulf Breeze. Donna. the Santa Rosa County Master information call membership Tree of Light in recognition of them out At the end of his presenta- Gardeners. The topic of his chairman, Nan Smith, 936- the person or group you They still have Renfroe’s The Santa Rosa Shores tion, Quinn was presented a presentation is “Master 0190, or email member@navar- choose. During the holidays, Pecans and Walnuts; pecan Women's Club birthday cake and the club Gardener and Extension regardenclub.org. your light tells them you are Halves, $10, Pieces, $9, and members celebrated his special Resources”. thinking of them in a very spe- Walnuts, $8. It’s a great place The Santa Rosa Shores cial way. Their names will to shop for the Holidays! Women's Club has been meet- appear in the Book of Honor ing this fall with an array of displayed in the Hospital Gulf Breeze Historical interesting programs. This Lobby and a card will be sent Society notifying them of your thoughtfulness. To honor a per- The Gulf Breeze Historical son or group, or to offer a Society meeting on October Now is the memorial, please complete the 16, at 7 pm featured with form on the reverse side and David Walby and his thoughts time to buy either return to the Gulf Breeze on “The Missing 16th Century Hospital Auxiliary Office or Of American History.” Walby Real Estate! mail to the Gulf Breeze gave the group new insights Hospital Auxiliary, 1110 Gulf about the history of America. Call Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, He made the group rethink all Linda FL 32561. Refreshments fol- the history they had been Taylor lowing ceremony taught about history to The Tree of Light holds a America; Murphy special meaning for members Walby is a 1969 graduate of of the Gulf Breeze Hospital the University of West Florida. Family and the community it He has done graduate work at serves. Each light honors an the University of Pennsylvania (850) 748-0865 individual or group which sup- and the Chicago School of ports the Gulf Breeze Hospital Business. He worked for 35 Auxiliary. For a minimum years in the business of securi- donation of $5.00 your light ties. Upon retirement he turned will shine on the Tree of Light to his avocations, writing and in recognition of the person or history. group you choose. During the In Walby’s talk to the LindaMurphyRealtor.com holidays, your light tells them Society last year he gave the [email protected]

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P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 By Melanie Kormondy Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 www.gulfbreezenews.com “How do you think 2011 Florida Press Association politicians will Statewide Award Winner handle the fiscal ■ 1st Place - Breaking News cliff?” Story - Environmental Reporting - Sports Column - Spot News Photo ■ 2nd Place - Governmental Reporting - Obituary ■ 3rd Place - Science Reporting - Obituary

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SPORTS EDITOR Jason Thompson “Not everyone is going to get everything they want, but at the NEWS REPORTERS end of the day politicians will Melanie Kormondy What are we really thankful for? end up somewhere in the middle Mathew Pellegrino with a package that will work for everyone.” SALES My family was forever if it not for the support of her Greg Papajohn Michelle Carlson changed this month by the pass- teachers, Emily could have fallen Gulf Breeze OFFICE MANAGER ing of my mother Esther who left through the cracks. Because of Karen Murphy us at the age of 84. When I was the positive impact teachers growing up, we struggled finan- made in her life, today Emily is ART DIRECTOR cially like many Americans. We one of the best teachers at Nancy Fish also moved around a lot, but it Montclair Elementary in CONTRIBUTORS was because of my mom’s tenac- Pensacola. Betty Archer Allen ity in making sure that I went to In our continued progress to school and church that I was able grow jobs and opportunities for Pam Brannon intelligence and field artillery. Today, they’re Jack Kale to live the American dream and start a fami- Florida families, our state has also experi- beginning new careers that are providing ly of my own. This will be the first holiday enced an increase in the safety of our com- their families with big opportunities. We’ve Member: season where my family won’t have mom munities. A few weeks ago the Florida made tremendous success in growing jobs Florida Press Association with us, and though she’ll be deeply missed, Department of Law Enforcement released its for Florida families. Since December of National Newspaper Assn. I know that because of her love, my family semi-annual crime report, which demonstrat- 2010, nearly 175,000 private sector jobs have has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. ed a 3.8 percent decrease in overall crime “I think it is too serious of an Gulf Breeze Area been created and Florida has experienced 23 My mom was like a lot of mothers across the throughout Florida. Thanks to the hard work- issue, and representatives will Chamberof Commerce consecutive months of decreased unemploy- nation – she wanted us to grow up in a world ing law enforcement community, Florida make some sort of compro- (“2003 Small Business of the Year ”) ment. It’s because of successes like these that that gave us bigger and better opportunities. streets are becoming safer. In Escambia mise by the time it is due.” Scott and Mike have great careers that afford Pensacola Beach Chamber As a father and grandfather, I now share County, the Sheriff’s Office is teaming up Bev Livingston of Commerce them the opportunity to support their fami- these sentiments and want to see my daugh- with community organizations to engage Pensacola lies, and though we’ve made great progress Pensacola Chamber ters and their families grow up in a world neighborhoods, cleanup areas and educate of Commerce in growing jobs, our work isn’t done. that’s safe and filled with opportunities. folks on crime’s impact on Florida communi- To better grow jobs and opportunities for Navarre Tourist Giving families more opportunities for ties. As business and school leaders know, Development Council Florida families, I’ve made education a top their loved ones to live the American dream the more success we have in making com- priority. For Florida families to be successful Santa Rosa County Chamber is why I have made job creation my top pri- munities safer, the more opportunities will be of Commerce and enjoy the American Dream, we have to ority. I have had the opportunity to travel available to Florida families. ensure good teachers are provided the sup- across Florida and meet folks everyday who The day after Thanksgiving, I know a lot LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze port they need to provide students with a are finding jobs and supporting their fami- of Florida families around the Pensacola area News welcomes your opin- quality education, and that’s why we’ve ion. We reserve the right to lies. Last month I had the opportunity to trav- will head to the Elf Parade to kick-off this invested more than $1 billion in new state edit a letter to fit space avail- el to Crestview where I toured L-3 Crestview year’s Winterfest. While folks get to watch funding for K-12 education. There are able. We do not accept letters Aerospace where they assemble parts for air- Santa start the Christmas season with the incredible teachers all throughout Florida containing a personal attack crafts. While I was there I met Scott Holovak lighting of the tree – it will be another who are making a positive difference in the on any individual. Letters and Mike Humphries who both work at L-3, opportunity to think of the blessings of this “I think they will get it togeth- lives of students. One example is Emily must be limited to one per they both are Ford Mustang enthusiasts – and holiday season. As families count their er by January.” month from an individual McMillan who was raised by a single moth- most importantly – veterans. While Scott blessings this holiday season, I’m sure there Sara Rogers writer. If we receive form let- er and lived through difficult times. While worked in the Air Force for 20 years as an are plenty of moms and dads who are hope- Gulf Breeze ters, we will print only the life was rough, she could count on the sup- aircraft maintenance and engine technician, ful of a future where their children will have first one we receive. Include port of her school and her mother. In middle Mike served in Iraq and worked on military more opportunities. your name, address and day- school, however, her mom passed away - and time phone number. CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accura- cy and wants to hear from ECAT benefit, presumptions and problems you if we need to make a cor- rection or clarification. Please email us at Wherever we live and whether we ble (simultaneous Ad Valorem taxes, [email protected] drive muscle-cars, beaters or not at all, MSBUs and Lease Fees), pending the with the subject line we all benefit from an ECAT which gets opinion of The Florida Supreme Court. CORRECTION or transportation-challenged citizens to and LETTERS TO CLARIFICATION. Or, call from work and play. However, whether E. G. (Ed) Southworth “Politicians will come up (850) 932-8986 during the challenge is parking for the Pensacola Beach with a plan. Even if they office hours and ask for Mercedes, physical handicap or too little THE EDITOR don’t make the cliff, it won’t news or sports departments. money, there are presumptions of effi- Who has looked at a map of New Jersey, be the chaos the media makes ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze ciency, cost effectiveness and good serv- it out to be.” News will not be responsible the “Rockaway” in Queens, Staten Island? ice involved: respectively. Kimberly Moore for quality or discoloration in What percentage of the $30 to $50 billion Pensacola ads provided by the advertis- Routes should connect homes with ECAT costs might not vary in propor- damage done by Sandy was alone on barri- shopping centers, government offices, er or its agents. tion with future gasoline tax revenues. er islands? How long is our tax money e.g. schools, libraries, entertainment sites In my opinion, funding ECAT with FEMA, going to be spent to rebuild and Gulf Breeze News is pub- and mass transit terminals. gas taxes is more appropriate than ad rebuild on such vulnerable land? lished weekly on Thursdays Equipment should be capable and valorem or MSTU options, but: for $35 per year by Gulf Noticed that the water treatment facility sized according to ridership numbers, The BCC has already replaced the Breeze News Inc. Periodical on the Tiger Point Golf Club is close to the purpose and schedule. control of Adam Smith’s “invisible postage paid at Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa Sound, but haven’t read any Quality and cost controls should exist. hand” and Florida. USPS # 021819. evaluation of that property during Ivan. Sorry, no refunds on Even with a perfect ECAT benefit for addressed neither this nor presump- subscriptions. all, legislating a gasoline tax funding tions or problems with any option other Wouldn’t potential for hurricane damage be POSTMASTER: Please send source addresses none of the presump- than paying or not. a significant factor in any decision as to address changes to tions and raises problems: I advocate the gasoline tax funding expand the current plant vs. building a new Gulf Breeze News, P.O. 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In order to further increase has extended its range to the chances for successful pro- include Escambia, Santa Rosa, tection of homes and businesses and Okaloosa Counties. from the aggressive Formosan Reports from residents of termite, Representative Doug Gulf Breeze and Navarre indi- Broxson (R–Midway) and the cate large populations of Navarre Area Board of Realtors Formosan in recent years. are hosting a second termite public workshop for area resi- dents at the Navarre Community Center on December 18 at 5:30 p.m. Experienced staff from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Photos by Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News Services, Bureau of Entomology and Pest Control Midway Fire receives extrication equipment will review subterranean ter- Extrication equipment was purchased for Midway Fire Rescue through a $22,000 grant from Firehouse Subs in Gulf Breeze. mite contracts and answer ques- Firefighters (from left) Will Moore, Batallion Chief Ernie Johnson, and Mike McKenzie demonstrated the equipment for the tions about disclaimers and Midway Fire Commissioners at their meeting last week. The rescue team explained that with this new equipment they will be exclusions that a contract may able to cut through the heavier metals being used in most cars today by manufacturers. The equipment the fire rescue contain. Homeowners are teams have been using gets bent and broken on the newer vehicles when trying to get someone out who is trapped. encouraged to bring their sub- Johnson wrote the grant proposal and submitted it to Firehouse Subs that resulted in the awarding of the new equipment. terranean termite contracts to the workshop for individual review. The Formosan termite Support Group to host candlelight memorial

The Gulf Breeze Chapter of cious babies or children (of any statue, located in Salt Lake City, Methodist Church’s Community the Share Pregnancy & Infant age), including adult children, Utah. It stands as a symbol of Life Center, and the group is for Loss Group, a local support who have died. hope for all parents who have parents who have lost babies group for parents who are deal- Each year on December 6 at experienced the loss of a baby through pregnancy loss or new- ing with the loss of a baby, will 7 p.m., cities around the world or child of any age. The Angel born death (up to one year of host a candlelight memorial that have an Angel of Hope of Hope is based on the angel age.) Monthly discussion topics service on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7 Statue hold a similar candlelight statue in the book "The and parent support is available p.m. at Bay View Memorial memorial service to honor and Christmas Box" by Richard at no cost to participants. Gardens on Scenic Highway in remember these children who Paul Evans, www.richardpaule- For more information about Pensacola. The ceremony will are deeply loved and never for- vans.com the Share support group or this be conducted at the “Angel of gotten. Share is a self-help support annual Angel of Hope Hope” statue. The public is The Angel of Hope statue is group that meets the second Candlelight Memorial Service, invited to light a candle and lay an exact replica of the original Tuesday of each month from 6 please contact Lori Farmer at a flower in memory of their pre- Christmas Box Angel of Hope to 8 p.m. at Gulf Breeze United (850) 565-4399. ARC Gateway seeking donations for fundraiser ARC Gateway is looking for ports local recycling efforts and Boulevard, Pensacola Highway, Pensacola donations of Mardi Gras beads helps generates revenue for Winn Dixie – 5975 Mobile Becky's Eatery – 5 Interbay and organizations to volunteer additional services at ARC Highway, Pensacola Parkway, Pensacola as collection sites as the holiday Gateway. Seville Quarter – 130 North Head Hunters Hair Salon – 205 season approached. Collection boxes can be Government Street, S. Baylen Street, Pensacola At ARC Gateway's Pollak found in these locations: Pensacola WXBM – 6085 Quintette Industries, adults with develop- The Greater Pensacola Area City Grocery – 2050 North Road, Pace mental disabilities sort and Chamber of Commerce – 12th Avenue, Pensacola Organizations interested in package donated beads for 117 West Garden Street, Stein Mart – 1660 Airport serving as a collection site may resale to Mardi Gras krewes and Pensacola Boulevard, Pensacola call (850) 438-5022 to arrange other organizations. The pro- Evermans Foods – 315 West Publix – 2180 West 9 Mile for a collection box. Bulk recy- gram not only allows them the Garden Street, Pensacola Road, Pensacola cled beads are available at dis- opportunity to earn their own Barne’s – 1301 North 9th Publix – 9251 University count prices through Pollak money while gaining valuable Avenue, Pensacola Parkway, Pensacola Industries, 2313 Truman vocational training, it also sup- Winn Dixie – 4751 Bayou Food World – 4320 Lillian Avenue in Pensacola. Man guilty of invading hotel room in Jan.

State Attorney Bill Eddins Pkwy., Gulf Breeze while vaca- including a pillow case which with Gulf Breeze Police announced Nov. 20 that Eric tioning on the Gulf Coast. had two eye holes burned in it. Department and told Henderson Sydnor Theorgood, 44, of Gulf Around 3 a.m. Theorgood Law enforcement officers that he had nothing to do with Breeze was convicted of climbed up to the balcony and were able to gather blood from the break-in. When confronted Burglary of an Occupied over the rail, entering their room the pillow case which was ana- with the physical evidence, Dwelling While Wearing a through the balcony door that lyzed by the Florida Department Theorgood called back later and Hood or Mask. The Santa Rosa was left ajar. of Law Enforcement Regional claimed he was playing a joke County jury deliberated for The couple awoke to find Crime Lab and the DNA on some friends and had entered approximately 40 minutes Theorgood in their room wear- matched the DNA of the wrong room; however, he before finding Theorgood guilty ing a white cloth covering his Theorgood. could not provide the names of as charged. head. They forced the intruder A news segment on WEAR the friends. On Jan. 23, 2012, a couple back out the door and over the was done on the burglary which Circuit Judge Marci from Pennsylvania and their 4- balcony before calling 911. A showed a picture of the suspect. Goodman set sentencing for year-old son were staying in a canine track led officers toward Shortly after Channel 3 aired the January 9, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. room on the second floor of the the bridge and to several items news clip, Theorgood called Theorgood faces a maximum Quality Inn at 51 Gulf Breeze that Theorgood had discarded, Investigator Chris Henderson sentence of 30 years in prison.

Photo by Mathew Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News Filling the hoot for MDA Members of the Midway Fire District and Midway Professional Firefighters filled their fire boots with donations to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) on Nov. 23 in front of the Walmart in Gulf Breeze. This year’s goal was set at $5,000, to be raised by 30 participating firefighters.

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Chompin’ on the equator Kelly Cederquist shows her SEC team loyalty Chompin at the Uganda Equator. The Yale Physician Assistant (PA) student is in Uganda for a monthlong infec tious disease rotation. Her trip was originally cancelled due an Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever virus outbreak in Mulago Hospital, the very hospi tal within which she was to serve. Cederquist Interact Club makes pillowcase received her B.S. from University of Florida prior dresses for earthquake victims to entering the elite Yale On Jan. 12, 2010, Haiti was PA program. ravaged by the strongest earth- quake since 1770. As a result, 180,000 houses were destroyed, and tent cities were created. Orphans were left to fend for WILDfest coming Dec. 1 themselves, and crime ran wild On Dec. 1 from noon until tion that will have wildlife caring for injured and The Gulf Breeze High 3:30 p.m., the Wildlife games and crafts, kid's story orphaned wildlife. School Interact Club is trying to Sanctuary of Northwest time and book giveaway, the Give A Hoot Supply help – providing clean, bright Florida will be the WILD pelican feeding station our gift Drive Items: comfortable “pillowcase” place to be as they host the shop and the presentations of ■ venison/red meat dresses. They are sewing the Holiday Open house, the Give our birds of Prey. ■ fresh or frozen fish ■ dresses from donated pillow- a Hoot Supply Drive and WILDfest 30th Anniversary tissues ■ cases, ribbed ribbon, sturdy WILDfest all joined together T-shirts feature a design by liquid laundry soap in celebration of 30 years of Patricia Macks of an American ■ fresh fruit and veggies thread and trims. service. Bald Eagle. ■ science diet kitten or “We know how important it The festivities will start Visitors will get to see dis- puppy growth is to these children to be with live music from Sweet plays from Escambia Sea ■ Cheerios dressed in bright, happy clothes Prospect Celtic band while Grant Extension/RHEC, Santa ■ peanut butter that are clean and comfortable,” raptors and their handlers Rosa County Sea Grant ■ pecans or peanuts shelled said Peyton Allen, Interact Club roam the Sanctuary grounds. Extension and Dee Dee Green or unshelled or sunflower Visitors can tour and visit - Recycling Coordinator, seeds publicist. “They do make a dif- while snacking on tasty treats Escambia County. Bring the ■ baby blankets ference.” from the hot dog concessions family, bring your friends, ■ latex or vinyl gloves Allen said pillowcases were and bake sale / fresh local bring your neighbors, bring ■ Walmart, Lowes, Home being collected at GB News and honey booth including goodies your cameras and most of all Depot and Renfroe Pecan Co. GBHS. No white, thin or silky from Edible Arrangements. the sanctuary wants people to gift cards ■ pillow cases should be donated. There will also be a chil- show support to help the first class stamps and dren’s section at the celebra- Wildlife Sanctuary continue monetary gifts are welcome.

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Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 29, 2012 Local artists hand carve nature, Christmas creations By Vici Papajohn

Local artists Lolly and Phil Sandfort will be exhibit- ing their amazing hand crafted woodcarvings for one day only, December 1, on 12th Avenue in Pensacola. The former Just Plain Putter owners will return to their old site for a tent show of their limited edition pieces. Phil hand carves lovely, meticulously creative woodcarvings of Santa Claus, shorebirds, fresh and salt water fish, bird houses, song birds and more from solid blocks of mahogany. Lolly follows, creating beautiful, detailed paintings on each. The result is truly spectacular and one-of-a-kind pieces of art. Long-time residents, the couple owned Just Plain Putter for 30 years, and their creative juices added sig- nificantly to the success of the business as they helped clients choose just the right framing and matting. Their custom framing business also sponsored a Christmas Open House and show for over 10 years. Both enjoyed working with their hands – Lolly as the creative force, enjoying the discipline and dedication of her artistic painting, and Phil as an avid whittler, carrying a pock- Karen and Mike Jurkowich hosted journalists from Africa for dinner in their home. The journalists were guests of the et knife since early childhood. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program through Gulf Coast Citizens Diplomacy Council. Additional “There were several, occasional efforts when we guests included Bob Solarski of WEAR and Lisa and Bob Newell of Gulf Breeze News. combined forces to create over our 53 years of mar- riage,” Phil says with a characteristic chuckle, “but it wasn’t until necessity became the mother of our inven- tion that we found this great joint venture.” Across the The 1990 hosting of an engagement party for the son of a good friend prompted Lolly to create a special centerpiece; one that had to be custom created. Commandeering a piece of scrap yellow pine2x10,she cultural started“carving”what she wanted. When the task proved more difficult than she imagined, Phil was recruited to apply his years of expertise – and very strong hands – to the job. divide “She knew exactly what she wanted, and I was able to produce it under her direction,” Phil said. “And she did a beautiful job painting it. The resulting Santa Villa Venyce couple became the hit of the party, and the rest of the story began!” hosts foreign visitors A pleasurable mutual effort quickly transformed a mutual joy into a wonderful way to work together to Staff reports Radio Okapi from Republic of the Congo, interested in interacting with delegates in a raise funds to travel to the South Pacific Jerome Rwasa of Isangano Community Radio- more informal manner. The local chapter has to visit their son who was a member Karen and Mike Jurkowich discovered a way Karongi from Rwanda, Sally Evans of the Mail been in existence since 2008. of the Peace Corps. The couple to explore the world from the comfort of their and Guardian’s Centre for Investigative “It was a very big surprise to me that the decided to make an effort to cre- own home. Journalism in South Africa and Arnaldo Vieira, organization has been around for over 70 years ate enough Santas to partially As members of the Gulf Coast Citizens Editor of the Africa Review and Angolan and I’d never heard of it before. That was kind finance a visit to his duty station Diplomacy Council, they have met residents of Correspondent in Angola all were guests in the of staggering,” Karen said. in Western Samoa, and on to New many countries, learned about different cul- Jurkowich’s Villa Venyce home on Nov. 17 Most of the journalists visiting the Jurkowich Zealand and Australia. They were tures, shared meals and become friends. along with Bob Solarski of WEAR and Gulf home said they do not have the ability to report juried into an art show in The Gulf Coast Citizen Diplomacy Council Breeze News co-publisher Lisa Newell and her news about the government of their country Buckhead, GA, then returned is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) organiza- husband, Bob. unless it is approved by the state. to their Just Plain Putter shop tion whose mission is to create and encourage The Africans were visiting the U.S. as partic- Karen said, “with every group I meet, I think, where they held an Open ipants of the International Visitor Leadership House displaying and collaboration between like-minded community ‘Gosh, in this country we need to be more stakeholders who value sharing the Central Program (IVLP) of the U.S. Department of selling the creations to thankful for our freedoms -- freedom of the Gulf Coast with the rest of the world. State. Their IVLP project was the Edward R. existing friends and press, without fear of being imprisoned, for “It started with Mike,” Karen said. Murrow Program for Journalists. They visited customers. Their example. The resounding thing is how we take “Dreamcatcher Shuttle was the transportation Washington, D.C. and Phoenix, Ariz. before efforts paid off, our freedoms for granted.” provider, and I said, ‘Oh my gosh, this sounds coming to Pensacola and were especially inter- and a tradition like something really neat.” Mike owns the ested in watching the election and the surround- The Board of Directors for the Gulf Coast was born. Dreamcatcher shuttle service, and Karen is a ing media coverage. Citizens Diplomacy Council is comprised of real estate agent with Resort Realty. She also The IVLP operates under authority of the John McMahon, chairman, Dr. Richard Hough, owns Occasions by Karen, a mobile notary Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act secretary; W. Gregg Noble, treasurer; John service. of 1961 (Fulbright-Hays Act). Its emphasis is to Asmar; Randy Bullock; Joe Denmon; Rachel Since becoming involved in the program, increase mutual understanding through commu- Errington; Dr. Allan M. Ford; Brian Hooper; Karen estimates she and Mike have hosted eight nication at the personal and professional levels. Monsignor Luke Hunt; Tara Jones; and Dennis dinners serving visitors from over 15 countries, The U.S. Department of State directs the Kohli. including India, Pakistan, Turkey, Trinidad, IVLP in cooperation with a wide range of non- Membership fees start at $45 for individuals Bali, Mozambique and Tobago. profit organizations which depend on the will- and $250 for a business. For more information, Recently, the Jurkowiches welcomed a group ingness of their communities to interact with call (850) 595-0817 or visit gulfcoastdiploma- of journalists from Africa. Jody Nkashama of foreign dignitaries and on a membership base cy.org.

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Midway and GB fire departments to spread cheer in this year’s annual Santa Run

Santa Claus will be taking time out of his busy schedule to make Reserve Blvd 7:45 p.m. and Apartment Complex at 8:15 p.m. a special visit to the City of Gulf Breeze and Midway, compliments Friday, Dec. 14: North Side of Hwy. 98 of the Gulf Breeze and Midway Fire Departments. The following The Blake 5:45 p.m. are the dates, times and locations he will be visiting: Shadow Lake at the park 6:45 Government & Capitol 7:45 p.m. Midway Fire Santa Run Schedule: Monday, Dec. 17: North Side of Hwy 98 Paradise Bay at the west end of Mariners Dr. 5:45 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7: South Side of Hwy. 98 Coral Strip & Duke 6:45 p.m. Victorian Village 5:45 p.m. Grand Pointe East at the circle 7:30 p.m. Sound Forest 6:45 p.m. Grand Pointe Park 8:15 p.m. Berkley Forest 7:45 p.m. Rain date will be Dec. 18th Monday, Dec. 10: South Side of Hwy. 98 Photo by Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Woodlawn Way at 4 way stop 5:45 p.m. GB Fire Santa Run Schedule: GBHS students showcase talents on stage Light House Point (roundabout) 6:45 p.m. Kaytlyn Carlson, freshman, and Sammy Sontag, Wednesday, Dec. 12 Tuesday, Dec. 18, 5:30 p.m. sophomore, perform together at Seville Square for the Midway Fire District 6 p.m. (This is open to everyone) The run will start at 5:30 p.m., heading through the City of Gulf annual Fall Show hosted by Gulf Coast School of Music. Thursday, Dec. 13: North Side of Hwy. 98 Breeze, stopping at the intersections of dead-end streets. Carlson will be singing at ‘Christmas 4 a Cause’ at the Pensacola Beach Pavillion on Dec. 16. Find unique gift ideas at Navarre’s annual Christmas celebration

Navarre's Annual "Christmas in the Park" lots of local ideas and specialty items for lar demand, the Grinch will also make his parade and celebration, sponsored by the gifts this year. way into the park. Free baked goods and Navarre Beach Area Chamber of The Navarre Community Annual hot beverages will be available at Mrs. Commerce, will be held this Saturday from Christmas Parade will start at 2:30 p.m. 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. at Navarre Park at the foot of behind McDonalds, snake through neigh- Claus' bakery starting at 3 p.m. the Navarre Bridge. The theme for this borhood streets along the north side of Christmas in the Park attendees will be year's event is "JingleFest 2012". Navarre Parkway (not along the highway) entertained from 3 p.m.-6 p.m. by roving This year's event will kick-off with and end at the American Legion. carolers from area churches and schools. a new feature in Navarre Park: "JingleFest Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive by fire The 20-foot Christmas tree lighting cere- MarketPlace" will start at 1 p.m. and be truck in the parade and will be available for open until 6 p.m. Local businesses and photos with children from 3 p.m.-6 p.m. mony will take place at 6 p.m., with Phil organizations will have booths set-up to Visits will be photographed by professional Babiak, the Chamber's Legends Award help shoppers fill their Christmas lists with photographers for free. And, back by popu- Winner doing the honors of lighting the tree.

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“The Light Before Saturday, Dec. 1, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. handmade soaps and beauty items, a local helping stop this deadly disease. Christmas” See Pensacola's tallest Christmas tree author and more. Kris Kringle Holiday Navarre Christmas in National Naval Aviation Museum's light up at 6:30 p.m. to shine in the holi- Market is an annual event to support the day season! Stroll through the beautifully activities of MHS NJROTC. the Park & Parade IMAX Giant Screen decorated historic 1869 Keepers' Navarre Park Through January 3, Quarters, or enjoy an evening hayride. Zoo Lights Saturday, Dec. 1, 1 p.m.-6 p.m. daily at 11 a.m. & 1 p.m. Have your picture taken with Santa! Gulf Breeze Zoo Climb the tower and see the magnificent Navarre's Annual Christmas in the Park Produced in stop-motion animation, “The lens work its night-time magic. Enjoy Friday, Nov. 30, 5 p.m.-10 p.m. parade and celebration, sponsored by the Light Before Christmas” is the delightful cookies and hot apple cider or hot choco- December 1-2, 7-9, 14-24, 26-30, 5 Navarre Beach Area Chamber of tale of young Katie and her brother Commerce, will be held this Saturday at late. All Events Are Free. p.m.-10 p.m. Makean, who lose their way in a Navarre Park at the foot of the Navarre Christmas Eve blizzard only to be rescued Enjoy the beauty of the zoo at night and admire thousands of sparkling holiday Bridge. The theme for this year's event is by the Candleman, an old sage who City of Gulf Breeze "JingleFest 2012". imparts wisdom, hot chocolate, a warm lights. Holiday Parade cottage and stories. For more informa- Holiday Gallery tion, visit www.NavalAviationMuseum.org Shoreline Drive - McLane Drive Cookies with Santa Gulf Breeze Zoo Night/Light up Milton or call (850) 453-2389 or (800) 327-5002. Saturday, Dec. 1, 10 a.m. Friday, Nov., 30, 5 p.m.-6 p.m. Downtown Milton and Riverwalk The Gulf Breeze Christmas Parade is a Park wonderful family Christmas event - fun for December 1-2, 5 p.m.-6 p.m. Holiday Drive Friday, Dec. 7, 5:30 p.m. Auction & Liquidation Services of the whole family. The parade moves along Shoreline Drive in Gulf Breeze from the Florida Step Out: Walk With a Christmas list and program guide Northwest Florida back of the High School to McLane Dr. in hand; shop, dine and stroll throughout Through December 15 There is plenty of places where families to Stop Diabetes the downtown and find original fine art, as Auction & Liquidation Services of can park along the route, particularly at Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 a.m.-noon well as handcrafted creations by guest artist, hosted at inviting venues. Northwest Florida is having their holiday the Gulf Breeze Recreation Center area. Maritime Park push to collect donations for Toys for Tots, This year is the American Diabetes Manna Food Pantry and the Santa Rosa Association’s twentieth year to support a PSC Choral Groups County Animal Shelter. Donations are Kris Kringle Holiday Walk to Stop Diabetes in Pensacola, and Present a Free Holiday accepted throughout the year, but the Market they have a great event planned starting Christmas cut-off date is Saturday, Dec. Concert Milton High School with the walk at 9 a.m., a Health Festival 15. Items can be dropped off anytime will follow with free health screenings, Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium Monday - Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and Cafeteria and Courtyard including blood glucose, blood pressure Thursday, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. at the Saturday night auctions beginning Saturday, Dec. 1, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and eye screenings. There will be a chil- this Saturday at 4 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. The Concert Chorale performs Christmas This Holiday Gift and Craft show is a great drens activity area with bounce house, classics including "Ave Maria" by Sergei 15, starting at 4 p.m. For more informa- face painting and a balloon artist. The will tion, visit http://www.alsnwf.com/. way to finish up this year’s holiday shop- Rachmaninoff, "O Magnum Mysterium" by ping. Forty five vendors are offering a also be a classic car show and cruise-in Morten Lauridsen, "Traumerei" by Robert wide selection of gifts and crafts, includ- with great prizes. Step Out: Walk to Stop Schumann and selections from John Lighting of the Light ing: stained glass, handmade baskets, Diabetes is also a great way to get Rutter's arrangements of Christmas carols together and enjoy great food and fun, Pensacola Lighthouse sewing crafts, woodcraft, local specialty and hymns. honey products and confections, jewelry, while contributing their time and spirit to

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Entry forms are being accepted to participate in the Lighted Boat Parade on Friday, De. 7, and the Surfing Santa Beach Parade Sunday, Dec. 9. Parade Entry forms can be printed from the Chamber’s website at www.PensacolaBeachChamber.com or call 850.932-1500. The deadline to enter is Monday, Dec. 3 at Noon.

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BY MELANIE KORMONDY Junior League of Pensacola. doing so great and it’s come so right in and she is doing a good Gulf Breeze News “Pensacola is very family ori- far; so I only want to bring more job,” said Lee. [email protected] ented and networking and build- ideas and enhance what they are Stacey plans to attend the ing relationships is very impor- already doing because they have SRIA meetings regularly. On Monday, Nov. 19, the tant,” said Stacey. been doing such a great job thus “I love the beach atmosphere, Pensacola Beach Chamber of After working various jobs far.” because how can you have a bad Commerce welcomed their new over the past couple of years Stacey went on to say that day when you come to the beach director, Nicole Stacey. and "getting her feet dirty in the everyone she has met has been everyday,” said Stacey. Originally a Fort Lauderdale business world" all around the very welcoming and nice. “Maureen (the previous native, Stacey has grown to con- south, Stacey found out about Santa Rosa Island Authority Pensacola Beach Chamber sider Pensacola her home after the opening for the Chamber Executive Director Buck Lee Director) did such a great job earning her bachelor's degree in Director position and decided said Stacey “dove right in” out here, so I am just trying to public relations and her master’s she wanted to “move back when she began. take her notes and do just as degree in strategic communica- home.” “She is doing extremely well, well.” tions and leadership at the Stacey said that her position and we are pleased to have her,” “I'm excited about this oppor- University of West Florida. requires her to wear “two hats.” said Lee. tunity and am looking forward While in college, Stacey was One is representing the chamber Lee added that the SRIA has to the future of Pensacola highly involved with various of commerce, the other is run- a contract with the Pensacola Beach,” said Stacey. “This is a community organizations, ning the visitor's center. Beach Chamber to oversee their dream job for me.” Nicole Stacey will promote tourism and plan events to grow including Pensacola Mardi “I'd love to see it grow,” said business information center. the PB Chamber of Commerce. Gras, Visit Pensacola and the Stacey of the chamber. “It's “Like I said before, she dove Seeing the world through a different pair of eyes Yesterday, I took my son to have you inherited your way of the optometrist. It was his first seeing the world? What visit and was scheduled because assumptions do you make about he couldn’t read enough of the what others see when looking at letters on the vision test at his the same world you see? regularly scheduled pediatric I am glad that my son’s checkup. We made our way to vision has given me pause to the new building for Navarre consider my vision. I might be Family Eye Care. Because my able to see some hues of color wife and I have always had that he can’t see, but I bet there good eyesight, I was a little think of all the times his clothes are other ways that I have been worried about the whole glasses just as blind. I wonder how haven’t matched and wondered thing. I was pleased to see Dr. many times I only saw in black if this was why. How could I Dustin Grubbs, who I had met have missed it? I never knew and white what others saw as a early in my time at Gulf Breeze. rainbow. I can’t help but praise he didn’t see just like me! Like His relaxed disposition and pos- God for friends and family who the doctor said, he can see col- itive energy helped relieve my ors, just not the way most of us can see what I can’t. anxiety for my son. After a few I want to encourage you to see them. minutes of paperwork, we made take time this week to ask what When it comes to life, most our way to the examination. of us see the world in different others can see that you can’t. I The first test was just some invite you to invite others to colors. Some of us see the sil- crazy pictures of the inside of share their vision for a future, ver lining in the clouds and oth- his eyes. It was pretty cool to ers can only see the rain. Some even if it is different than yours. watch. Then we made our way I want you to stop and consider of us see the world through rose to another room where Gabe the reds and greens of the sea- colored glasses why others are was asked to read the letters off overly sensitive to the light. son. the five lined chart. Then, they I want you to imagine what Some of us can see the benefit moved to a test I had never seen colors you will never be able to of interruptions; others are sim- before. Gabe was handed a pic- ply bothered. Some of us can see and realize that for others ture with a bunch of multi-col- they are as real as this newspa- see the reason for the season; ored dots on it. The number 12 per. Pause and celebrate what others only shop. Some folks was hidden in the dots, but eas- see problems while others see you may never see. Be grateful ily seen. Turn the page. The for those who can. opportunities. What do you next twenty or so pictures That’s my prayer for you and see? Can you see the hidden revealed that my boy can’t dif- numbers, people, and opportu- that’s my prayer for me. ferentiate between certain col- Love one. Love one another. nities in the life you’ve been ors, like pink and tan or orange given? Were you raised to be an and green. I could clearly see optimist or pessimist? How the dotted “42” and he just looked confused. It went on page after page. My heart sank. I about started to cry (I didn’t, mind you; I just wanted to!) 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 29, 2012 Dolphin soccer Next up 5-0 on for GB season football Gulf Breeze While the Dolphin football team’s 2012 season ended in mid- beats Tate, 5-1 BY JASON THOMPSON November, preparations are being Jason Thompson/ made behind the scenes to make sure Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News 2013’s season ends in December. [email protected] Ball control “First, I’ll sit down with each The Gulf Breeze Dolphin soccer coach individually and get their Cesar Suarez settles a pass team scored twice in the first 12 reflections on the season,” head coach during the Dolphins’ 5-1 win minutes to beat Tate 5-1 on Nov. 19 to over Tate last week. Chris Nemith said. “Then, we’ll set an improve to 5-0 on the season. offseason schedule. We’ll look at the Cesar Suarez knocked a shot off the last two years and set a workout left post and in to make it 1-0 in the schedule that doesn’t interfere with seventh minute. Nate Hoskins was their winter and spring sports. We credited with the assist. want to be an enhancement of that, Five minutes later, Luke Niles made not an antagonist.” it 2-0 with a shot that tricked under a Nemith expects to have a player diving Tate keeper. meeting of all returners and new With five minutes left in the first players before the Christmas break to half, Josh Ceravolo made a 60 yard run, talk expectations and to hand out dribbling around several defenders and those offseason schedules. scoring to make it 3-0. Some ‘big shoes’ to fill Kaya Dunn, playing in his first Among the spots the Dolphins will match of the season, scored a pair of have to fill in 2013 in on the goals in the second half. offensive line, where three of the biggest Dolphins on the team (Austin See Dolphins, Page 5C Droogsma, Alex Pagonis and Jeb Boles, along with tackle Ryan Young) will be moving on. The Dolphins will have Nick Duggar and Michael Finney there, Lady Dolphins while Evan Ogden and Michael Spain, who played defensive line this past season, could see time there as well. rally for 2-1 win The entire junior varsity offensive line, which includes Cody Goldsworthy, Trent Compton, Hunter Vancil and Heath Gomez, will be over West Florida moving up, while members of the GBSA Juniors team, like Cody Gipson Pejic scores The Lady Jags took a 1-0 lead and John Learned, will get a look. before the first half water break. game-winner Davenport estimates GBHS had about One of the key spots to be replaced Jason Thompson/Gulf is inside linebacker, with the loss of six good scoring chances in the first Breeze News half, including a shot from Kiersten senior Walker Davis. Nemith sees Hero(ine) BY JASON THOMPSON Blake Myers, an outside linebacker, Gulf Breeze News Edlund that clacked off the crossbar. is a leading candidate, with Josh Irby of the day [email protected] The score remained 1-0 until Allison Proctor scored six minutes as one of many who could take Alyssa Pejic, Scoring game-winning goals is into the second half. The goal came Myers place at outside linebacker. battling for nothing new to junior Alyssa Pejic. “Course, there could be someone possession in a off a free kick that West Florida Last year, she scored the game- on the JV that will come up and get recent game, failed to clear. winning goal in the state bigger,” Nemith said. scored the Pejic scored the game-winner championship game for her school in Versatility a plus game-winner in about seven minutes later off a feed Ohio. Last week, Pejic scored the Players like Irby, that can play the Lady from Proctor. Jessie Droogsma had game winner with 27 minutes left as multiple positions, will give the 2013 Dolphins’ 2-1 win three saves for the Lady Dolphins the Lady Dolphins edged defending Dolphins a lot of weapons. Nemith over West Florida (2-2-1, 1-0 in District 1-3A). District 1-3A champion 2-1 at said he’s looking into implementing last week. Gulf Breeze’s varsity girls took on Dolphin Stadium. a two-back offense, like he did when Navarre Tuesday (after the News’ “We had several good chances to he coached in Alabama. deadline) in a varsity doubleheader score in the first half and they scored So it’s on to basketball, soccer and (the boys played after, with a on one breakaway – a girl just got wrestling, but before you know it, doubleheader JV at GBHS). They behind our defense,” coach Ryan the 2013 football season will be upon host PHS in another district game Davenport said. us. Stay tuned. Friday.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 C November 29, 2012 GULF BREEZE NEWS Rivalry picks bring mixed TERRY JASON RICHARD CHERRY TIM JACKIE GROSS THOMPSON COBB FITCH WISE FOXWORTH results Gross and Schuster Gulf Breeze News Principal, GBMS Resort Realty Prudential GBHS QBC Pres. It was Rivalry Week last weekend Game 1 Bama vs. Georgia (Atlanta) Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama across the college football landscape, FSU vs. Ga Tech (Charlotte) with the Gurus having mixed results. Game 2 Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. Florida St. While everyone picked the Iron Game 3 Texas at Kansas State Kansas St. Kansas St. Kansas St. Kansas St. Kansas St. Kansas St. Bowl and the Georgia-Georgia Tech games correctly, only two (including Game 4 Louisville at Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers Louisville Rutgers Louisville Rutgers this sports writer) picked the UCLA at Stanford Stanford Stanford Sunshine State rivalry correctly. Game 5 Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Same goes with the Egg Bowl, with Game 6 Saints at Falcons Falcons Saints Falcons Falcons Falcons Saints Ole Miss beating Mississippi State. The Gurus also went 4-2 on the Game 7 Jaguars at Bills Bills Bills Bills Bills Bills Bills Notre Dame-USC game, but 2-4 on Game 8 Patriots at Dolphins Patriots Patriots Patriots Patriots Patriots Patriots the Saints and 49ers. This week’s slate of games Game 9 Panthers at Chiefs Panthers Panthers Chiefs Chiefs Panthers Panthers includes both the SEC and the ACC Texans at Titans Championship games, as well as the Game 10 Texans Texans Texans Texans Texans Texans Pac 10. Among the NFL games is TOTAL LAST WEEK 7-3 8-2 7-3 8-2 7-3 6-4 the Saints-Falcons game – a ‘must win’ for the Saints, whose opponent TOTAL 97-33 95-35 94-36 91-39 87-43 83-47 is 10-1.

BASKETBALL BOYS Varsity Nov. 20 – Gulf Breeze Dolphins 2 4 11 12 – 29 Pace 4 13 3 22 – 42 GBHS scorers – Carson Sharp 9, Nick Bookout 6, Randy Halpin 3, Tyler Franks 3, Cole Brown 2, Brian Garbell 2, Connor Crooke 2, Nick Kessler 2 Rebounds – GBHS 24 (Franks 11), Pace 15. Assists – Pace 7, GBHS 6 (Franks 2). Steals – Pace 13, AIRLINES ARE GBHS 9 (Halpin 4). Turnovers – GBHS 23, Pace 12. HIRING FG percentage – GBHS 46.2 (12- for-26, Sharp 4-for-6), Pace 35.9 (14-for-39). ~ヴ;ｷﾐ"aﾗヴ"ｴ;ﾐSゲ"ﾗﾐ"#┗ｷ;ピﾗﾐ"1;ヴWWヴく" 3-point FGs – GBHS 0-for-2, Pace 1-for-12. E##";ヮヮヴﾗ┗WS"ヮヴﾗｪヴ;ﾏく" FTs – GBHS 5-for-15 (33 percent – Crooke 2-for-2), Pace 13-for-15. Eｷﾐ;ﾐIｷ;ﾉ";ｷS"ｷa"ケ┌;ﾉｷgWS"ど"Kﾗ┌ゲｷﾐｪ";┗;ｷﾉ;HﾉWく"" 1#]]"#┗ｷ;ピﾗﾐ"Nﾐゲピデ┌デW"ﾗa"c;ｷﾐデWﾐ;ﾐIW" Junior Varsity Submitted Photo Nov. 20 – Gulf Breeze 866-314-3769 Dolphins 0 9 10 13 – 32 Midget division champs Pace 7 6 8 12 – 33 GBHS leading scorers – The Gulf Breeze Midget cheerleaders won their division at the recent GCYSA Cheer Joe Selogy 15, Bryan Jackson 10 Competition. They are (front, from left): Sydney Truax, Merrin Lepley, Hailey Roberts, trainers Alex Ryan and Ashton Krauss, Isabel Miller, Alex Hartenstein and Maddy Donate A Boat Ninth Grade Etheridge. Standing (from left): Cate McCain, Maddie Lunday, Cameron Wren, Abby Nov. 20 – Gulf Breeze Zimmer, Camille Redden, Alli Seeker, Claudia Sims and Savanah Haines. They are Dolphins 9 6 15 20 – 50 or Car Today! Pace 10 5 10 0 – 25 coached by Darcy Truax, Gail Lepley and Kelli Roberts. GBHS leading scorers – Owen Hayes 22, Cal Dermody 12 “2-Night Free Vacation!” SOCCER 1- 800- CAR-ANGEL www.boatangel.com sponsored by boat angel outreach centers STOP CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN BOYS Varsity Nov. 19 – Gulf Breeze Dolphins 2 3 – 5 MEDICAL CAREERS BEGIN HERE Tate 0 1 – 1 Train ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical Management. Goals – 7th minute Cesar Suarez (Nate Hoskins) Job placement assistance. Computer available. 12th minute Luke Niles (unassisted) Eｷﾐ;ﾐIｷ;ﾉ"#ｷS"ｷa"ケ┌;ﾉｷgWSく"}1K;†";┌デｴﾗヴｷ┣WSく 35th minute Josh Ceravolo (Ben Hoskins) Call 888-203-3179 55th minute Kaya Dunn www.CenturaOnline.com (unassisted) 79th minute Kaya Dunn (unassisted) Josh Goldstein 2 saves, Kyle Overlade 3 saves

Junior Varsity Nov. 19 – Gulf Breeze Dolphins 3 0 – 3 Tate 0 0 – 0 GBHS goals – Alex Barham (Penalty kick), Bryce Johnson, Barham Submitted Photo Mini Mites third GIRLS Varsity The Gulf Breeze Mini Mite Cheerleaders finished third in the recent GCYSA Cheer Nov. 19 – Gulf Breeze Competition held in Pace. They are (seated, from left): Reagan Blocker and Erin Kane. Lady Dolphins 0 2 – 2 Kneeling (from left): Camryn Egli, Kacie May, Rosie Vogel, Mary Catherine Rehm, Avery West Florida 1 0 – 1 Rogers and Aireanna Bush. Back (from left): Abby Routh, Talia Farris, Reese Hering, Goals – First half (before water break) WF goal Makayla Guilbeau and Lexi Bowling. 46th minute Allison Proctor GB-Szymanski 21-27 PAC-Hitt 18-22 53rd minute Alyssa Pejic (Proctor) FLIGHT TWO PCC-Klahorst 20-28 RS-Tucker 15-29 Jessie Droogsma 3 saves GB-Hartley 36-16 RS-Feinstein 17-31 GS-Bradley 10-30 OB-Larkin 35-17 RS-Thompson 24-28 FLIGHT SIX FLIGHT EIGHT GS-McKinney 22-30 PAC-Hassell 38-10 GB-Gliddon 30-10 Port-Moran 21-31 GS-Mayers 30-18 HBTS-Little 29-11 ADULT PAC-Wise 18-34 RS-Buffington 28-20 Club-Pettit 26-14 RS-Manziek 26-22 GS-Wilder 24-16 FLIGHT THREE PAC-Fecko 24-24 RS-Ortman 17-27 TENNIS HBTS-Pohlmann 39-9 GB-Rand 18-30 PCC-Mayberry 9-31 SP-Powell 29-19 PCC-Brown, N 15-33 RS-Beall 9-35 RS-Hansford 28-20 RS-Suarez 13-35 Greater P’cola Ladies Tennis GB-Hightower 20-28 FLIGHT NINE League Tennis Standings GS-Coyne 20-28 FLIGHT SEVEN PAC-Daughtry 28-8 (As of Nov. 22) RS-Greenberg 20-28 RS-Dantino 33-11 OB-Batt 20-12 OPEN FLIGHT OB-Criteser 18-30 Club-Early 24-16 RS-Lochas 8-16 RS-Covell 38-10 RS-Barrow 18-30 PCC-Brown, K 23-17 PNCT-Stibolt 8-24 GB-Porter 33-15 PNCT-Kellen 21-19 RS-Sherrill 32-16 FLIGHT FOUR Club-Goldstein 28-20 RS-Whidden 33-15 OB-Elliott 21-27 PCC-Doyle 31-17 RS-Barraclough 17-31 RS-Costello 30-18 RS-Eddins 17-31 RS-Thorsen 29-19 GS-Boles 6-42 Club-Chapman 22-26 OB-Porter 20-28 FLIGHT ONE RS-McGhee 18-30 RS-Racine 32-20 Navy-Farris 9-39 Club-Leveque 31-17 GB-Hutson 28-20 FLIGHT FIVE BWB-Hadley 26-22 GB-Gray 33-15 Club-Parsons 26-26 RS-Turbyfill 30-18 PAC-Morris 24-24 Club-Durst 25-23 OB-Hemphill 24-28 HBTS-Frink 25-23 PCC-Endacott 23-25 RS-Jank 21-27 PNCT-Nunning 10-42

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Elias Ryan blocked a kick with no time remaining as the Tiger Point Mites edged Pensacola Orange 20-18 in the Gulf Coast Youth Sports Association quarterfinals Saturday at Bellview Park in Pensacola. Cayss Lowery’s touchdown with 1:20 left in the game made it an eight- point lead, but the Tigers marched down the field, scoring from four yards out on the final play of the game. Tiger Point will face top seed Brent White in the semifinals Saturday at Brent at 3:30 p.m. The Tigers have never had a team play for a league championship. The Tiger Point midgets fumbled the ball on its own 15 and Brent Blue recovered and scored the game’s only points in a 6-0 win at Pensacola. The Gulf Breeze juniors, the only Dolphin to win its playoff opener, gave up three big scoring plays – including a 94-yard catch and run by Michael Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Carter – as second seed Navarre beat Takin’ it for the team the Dolphins 30-0 Saturday at Rattler Tiger Point’s Elias Ryan (44) takes a two-point kick in the ribs with no time remaining that allowed the Tigers to notch a 20-18 win over Pensacola in a Field in Pensacola. Gulf Coast Youth Sports Alliance quarterfinal game Saturday at Bellview in Pensacola.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Adam Colston carries the ball for the GBSA Juniors. Tiger Point’s Cayss Lowery celebrates a fourth quarter score. Parker Baynes cuts upfield for the GBSA Juniors.

Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News GBHS Senior cheerleaders From left: Ashton Krauss, Emily Doyle, Sara McCain, Elizabeth Kubik, Sam Wein, Madison Cain, Lanie Burns, Alex Ryan and Ashlyn Robertson were honored recently on Senior Night before the Dolphins’ football win over Rutherford.

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After scoring only 20 points in the first three quarters, the Pace Patriots scored 22 in the fourth quarter to pull away from EMA Gulf Breeze 42-29 in the season FIR N opener for both teams on Nov. 20. The first quarter featured 11 Termite & Pest Control turnovers (eight of them by the “To The Rescue Since 1977” Dolphins) and only four points. Randy Halpin, one of several Gulf Breeze Dolphins playing in the team’s opener after only one practice 932-9288 ! (because of football), scored the Dolphins’ lone bucket in the quarter, which ended tied at 2-2. Nick Bookout, another member of the Dolphin football team, scored to get GBHS within 8-4, but the Patriots went on a 9-2 run to end the first half with a 17-6 lead. Pace went more than five minutes into the second half before scoring, but the Dolphins scored only five in that same stretch. The three-point play Pace scored were the only points of the quarter as Gulf Breeze scored six straight to get within three (20-17) heading into the fourth quarter. Carson Sharp, another Dolphin football player, scored four of those six in that run and JasonThompson/Gulf BreezeNews scored a team-high nine in the Carson Sharp (left) and Randy Halpin (right) battle for a loose ball in the Dolphins’ season- game (on 4-for-6 shooting). opening loss to Pace last week. A free throw from Halpin early in the fourth quarter got Brown, Brian Garbell, Connor Joe Selogy scored 15 points, Cal Dermody added 12 HOME GAMES the Dolphins within one, but Crooke and Nick Kessler had while Bryan Jackson had 10 for points, while Bradley Proctor Saturday, Dec. 1 that’s as close as they’d get. two each. the Dolphins. had eight. Ice Flyers vs. Knoxville Ice Bears Pace went 6-for-7 from the Franks also had 11 rebounds Dolphin ninth grade 50, Gulf Breeze will play at West 7:05 pm field and 9-for-10 from the line for the Dolphins, who went 5- Pace 25 Florida tonight as part of a Friday, Dec. 7 in the final eight minutes. for-15 from the line in the loss. Owen Hayes scored 15 of his varsity doubleheader. Ice Flyers vs. Huntsville Havoc Bookout went 3-for-4 from Pace JV 33, Dolphins 32 22 points in the second half as The varsity girls play at 6, 7:05 pm the field and finished with six The Patriots converted a the Dolphins outscored Pace 20- followed by the boys at 7:30. Friday, Dec. 14 points. Halpin and Tyler Franks three-point play with 2.9 0 to win their first high school The JV boys kick off the action Ice Flyers vs. Louisiana IceGators had three each, while Cole seconds left to beat Gulf Breeze. game. at 4:30. 6:05 pm Tuesday, Dec. 18 Ice Flyers vs. Mississippi RiverKings Lady Dolphins lose district opener at Arnold 6:05 pm 850-466-3111 Saturday, Dec. 29 Lady Marlins outscore Ilano, who had 11 points, four www.pensacolaiceflyers.com Ice Flyers vs. Mississippi Surge GB 33-19 in second rebounds, five assists and four 7:05 pm half for 65-44 win steals, scored midway through the third quarter to get GBHS BY JASON THOMPSON within six (38-32). But Arnold, Gulf Breeze News led by Joanna Booker’s 23 [email protected] points, would go on a 14-2 run to put the game away. The Gulf Breeze Lady Lizzie Hoehn made four 3- Dolphin basketball team hung pointers off the bench and led tough for a half before Arnold, Gulf Breeze with 12 points. Niki the defending district champions, Morse and Marie Meyering pulled away in the second half for added eight each, while a 66-44 win Monday. Savannah Nixon had four points The Lady Dolphins (1-2, 0-1 and 12 rebounds. Nancy Suarez in district) jumped out to a 7-2 had one. lead midway through the first Meyering had seven quarter, with Haydn Ilano rebounds, while Analena scoring five of those seven. Schreiber had five. But Arnold would go on a 12- Morse also had four steals for 2 run to end the first quarter the Lady Dolphins, who play at with a 14-9 lead. West Florida tonight as part of a Gulf Breeze made it a one varsity doubleheader. The girls possession game three times in play at 6, while the JV and the second quarter, but each varsity boys play at 4:30 and time, Arnold responded to push 7:30, respectively. its lead back to five. Despite The Lady Dolphins will host JasonThompson/Gulf BreezeNews committing nine turnovers in Bay on Friday – their third Marie Meyering (34) looks on as Nancy Suarez and Haydn the second quarter, Arnold led district game in five days – on Ilano (10) fight for a loose ball Monday in Panama City. 32-25 at the half. Friday at 6 p.m.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Seniors Greg Manfredi (above) and Beau Doerr (below) both have dreams GBHS wrestling of getting on the medal stand at this year’s state wrestling meet. starts Saturday BY JASON THOMPSON Alt says the team’s Gulf Breeze News most depth lies in the 145, [email protected] 152 and 160 pound classes, where freshman For the Gulf Breeze Chase Blake, junior High wrestling team, the Hunter Clayton, senior question is not whether Peter Hahn, junior Clay Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News they'll be going to state Witt and junior Billy Kaya Dunn (18) celebrates one of his two goals in the or not. The question is Healey can be plugged in Dolphins’ win over Tate last week. how many rooms will and be in contention for a they need to reserve? district title. The wrestling team, in Senior Jeb Boles DOLPHINS: Soccer its 10th season, had a returns to the 220 pound breakthrough season in class, while junior 2012, sending seven to Harrison Kase is the stays unbeaten state after sending a total team’s top heavyweight. of six in the previous Freshman Marquette Continued from page 1C had three saves. eight years combined. Gray is the 106-pounder, Dunn scored an empty net Dolphin JV 3, Tate 0 They’ll look to break while Senior Giorgio goal, after the keeper fell down Alex Barham scored a pair of that mark when they Houser is the 113- while trying to smother a ball in goals, the first of which was a open the 2012-13 season pounder. Senior Alex the box, in the 55th minute to penalty kick three minutes in, as Saturday at Wakulla in a Nicholas and sophomore make it 4-0. the Dolphin JV team shut out dual tournament. Action Heath Gomez lead the The Aggies made it 4-1 Tate. starts at 10 a.m. Eastern. 171-pound group. with a penalty kick in the 74th Bryce Johnson also had a “We have wrestlers Senior Bryan Zanca is minute before Dunn cleaned goal for Gulf Breeze, who back in 11 of the 14 the top 182-pounder. up a failed clear of a corner played in a varsity weight classes,” said the Sophomore Zoe Wight, kick with two minutes left. doubleheader at Navarre program’s founder and the team’s lone female, Josh Goldstein had two saves Tuesday (after the News’ head coach Matt Alt. wrestles at 132. Alt said in the win, while Kyle Overlade deadline). The Dolphins are led he wouldn’t be surprise by the senior duo of Beau if she starts next season. Doerr (138-pound class) Other wrestlers that and Greg Manfredi (126), will get mat time this who were a combined year are: senior Nathan 86-1 heading into last Benge (138), senior year’s state meet. Both of Sean Conrey (160), them went 2-2 at state to senior Jordan Parsa finish seventh in their (132), sophomores respective weight classes. Dylan Blass (145 or Blake Doerr, a 152), Bo Davis (126 or sophomore, is the only 132), Nick Dedecker other returner that (138), Chandler Jones competed at state last year. (138 or 145) and Trent He’s in the 132-pound Bedell (195 or 220). class after competing in Freshmen Justin 120 last year. Denaro (126 or 132), Among those Quinn Smith (195) and returners that qualified Pete Staviski (160) will for regionals are junior vie for mat time as well. Nick Staviski and senior GBHS will host the Nevie Shaffer. Staviski Andrews Invitational is in the 120 lb. class, Jan. 5, as well as the while Shaffer is a 132. District 1-2A meet (for Also back is junior the first time) on Jan. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Evan Ogden in the 195 30. District 1-2A Lift-off lb. class, while senior includes Tate, Pace, Nina Ewens spots for teammate Mary Klisart during a 2011 Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Zach Middleton will Milton, Choctaw, Fort GBHS girls weightlifting meet. The Lady Dolphins opened Dylan Blass is one of several wrestlers in between 145, 152 and 160 compete in either the Walton, Crestview, the 2012 season Wednesday at home against Pace. pound class battling for those three starting spots. 145 or 152 lb. class. Niceville and Mosley.

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Superintendent of NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS Curriculum Bill Emerson said the state rules for Virtual All Board of County Commission Meetings and other county Members of the Gulf Breeze High School basketball team helped unload Fraser Firs for the department meetings are held in the County Administrative School are changing all the Gulf Breeze Optimist Club’s annual Christmas Tree Sale. The sale takes place on the Gulf Center Board Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida, unless time, forcing the district to Breeze baseball field at the corner of Highway 98 and Andrew Jackson Trail. otherwise indicated. adapt to the changes. “This is one of those state Players pictured in Front Row (L – R) Connor Crooke, Chris Welt, Mikey Clark, Brennan Sise, Bradley Proctor, Destry Nix, Perin Foote, Josh Hartley and Ethan Phyfe. requirements – to have all stu- Economic Development dents beginning ninth grade to Players pictured in Back Row (L –R) Peyton Hoover, Alex Learned, Owen Hayes, Bryan Director Recruiting take one course online – that the Jackson, Mac Pewitt, Daniel Harris, Mark Duntz, Lucas Keigley, Tyler Franks, Joe Selogy, Services - Interviews December 4 1:30 p.m. state does not send us money to Nick Kessler, Cole Brown, Cal Dermody and Malcolm Landrieu. Military Affairs Consulting fund,” Emerson said. “This year Services - Interviews December 4 3:00 p.m. started a program where Home Schoolers can use our Santa Marine Advisory December 4 5:00 p.m. Rosa Online and we can get the Tourist Development FTE funding for them. But we North End Committee December 6 8:30 a.m. have to encourage students to Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce, 5247 Stewart St., Milton sign up with us instead of the Commission Committee December 10 9:00 a.m. Florida Virtual School or we get no FTE funding.” RESTORE Council Meeting December 10 3:00 p.m. Patti Peacher, who super- Fire Department vises the Santa Rosa Online Executive Group December 10 6:30 p.m. program said that students have Emergency Operations Center, 4499 Pine Forest Rd, Milton to sign up when courses start, Tourist Development South not mid-course. End Committee December 12 9:00 a.m. Emerson explained that the Navarre Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre school district does not get any Building Code Board of funds for the student until the Adjustments December 12 Cancelled local virtual online school Public Services Conference Room, course is complete. Peacher 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton said they have already found Commission Regular December 13 9:00 a.m. that without some solid rules in place, the district has been in a Commission Special - position to end up providing Rezoning Meeting December 13 6:00 p.m. classes for a student and Tourist Development Council receiving no per-student fund- Board Meeting December 19 3:00 p.m. ing for that child. Navarre Visitors' Center, 8543 Navarre Parkway, Navarre “Florida Virtual School Aviation Advisory Committee December 19 Cancelled reports completion rate for stu- Front row, from left: Dale Mansfield accepting for grandaughter Kaylyn, Dianne Bernasconi Commission Committee December 24 Cancelled dents is right at an average of accepting for son David, Katherine Key, Ken Davis member, Leslie Boudreaux accepting for Bagdad Architectural 40 percent. With our Santa son Kiel, John Spurny President. Back row: Larry Scheets Vice President, Judd Davis mem- Advisory Board December 26 Cancelled Rosa Online virtual courses we ber. Not pictured Sallie Papajohn. Public Services Conference Room, have a completion rate of 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton about 81 percent. But that is Parks and Recreation December 26 Cancelled because we have local teachers that stay right on the students LSU alumni award $5,000 in Commission Regular December 27 Cancelled and keep up with their progress.,” Emerson said. “We scholarships to area students If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommoda- are learning and figuring out tion in order to participate in a public hearing you are entitled to what we need to change in our The Panhandle Bayou Cordova Lanes. Each of the Mansfield and Scott Whitlow. the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan own rules for our own online Bengals, LSU Alumni Chapter- five recipients was awarded Also attending was Catholic at (850) 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least one school courses for the next Pensacola, awarded $5,000 in $1,000 for the 2012-13 school HS Senior Katherine Key who (1) week prior to the date of the public hearing. Agendas and min- school year. It is an ongoing Scholarships in August at their year. was awarded the Barbara Davis utes are also available at www.santarosa.fl.gov. All meetings held in the Board Room are recorded on DVD and available for process, for us and for the Annual Student Send-off Party. This year’s Panhandle Memorial Scholarship estab- state. But we are trying to purchase and most can be viewed live and/or replayed at this Sixty five Chapter Members, Bayou Bengals’ Scholarship lished by Chapter member Ken web site by selecting the meeting from the main page. make sure we capture funding LSU Students and their fami- recipients are David Davis in memory of his late for every student we are teach- lies attended the Potluck Bernasconi, Kiel Boudreaux, wife Barbara. ing online or in the classroom.” Dinner which was held at Sallie Papajohn, Kaylyn

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AFTER THE DATE OF vs. Tractors! 1 Year estate of ERIC J. OTT, SERVICE OF A COPY OF TRAINED IN hors d’oeuvres 3037 Wind Meadow Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL. Call 850-934-3060, deceased, File Number THIS NOTICE ON THEM. OTR Exp. Req. - JAMES RANDALL ALLEN AND KELLEY MONTHS, NOT and FREE ART 2012-CP-351, Div. A, is All other creditors of the R. ALLEN, husband and wife, CLERK OF Tanker Training TDD/TTY 711. Equal Housing Opportunity. pending in the Circuit YEARS. FINANCIAL PRINT for attend- decedent and other per- THE COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL Available. Call Court for Santa Rosa sons having claims or CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA AID IF QUALIFIED. ing. Artists include Today: (877)882- County, Florida, Probate demands against dece- COUNTY, FLORIDA, CHECK ASSIST, HOUSING Picasso, Dali, 605 Division, the address of dent’s estate, including SANTA ROSA COUNTY COURT 6537 SERVICES, BARNES SUPERMARKET, AVAILABLE. JOB Chagall, Max and which is 6865 SW Caroline unmatured, contingent or www.OakleyTrans REAL ESTATE FOR RENT - GULF BREEZE Street, Milton, Florida unliquidated claims, must COLONIAL PACIFIC LEASING CORPORATION and UNKNOWN PLACEMENT local artists. Call 32570. The estate is tes- file their claims with this port.com TENANT(S), ASSISTANCE. (866) 537-1013 or tate and the date of dece- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS ------dent’s Will and any CALL CENTURA visitFOR RENT 2/3 bedroom - 2 bath - 1200 square foot house AFTER THE DATE OF Defendants. TIRED OF LIVING Codicils is NOVEMBER THE FIRST PUBLICA- INSTITUTE (877) www.Baterbys.co 2948 Westfield Road off of Oriole Beach Road - GB Non- 15, 1995. The names and PAYCHECK TO TION OF THIS NOTICE. ______/ 206-6559 m for more infor- smoking $850 plus security deposit Will be available first addresses of the personal The date of first publica- PAYCHECK? representative and the ------mation or to tion of this Notice is NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 There's great week of December Call 850-501-1974 Shannon. personal representative=s MEDICAL RSVP. November 22, 2012.. earning potential attorney are set forth NOTICE is given pursuant to a Final Judgment of CAREERS begin ------below. as a Professional Clifford Alan Ott Foreclosure dated November 13, 2012, in Case No. here – Train 712 All creditors of the dece- 6807 Yorkwood Street 2012-05-CA of the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Truck Driver! The 402 dent and other persons ONLINE for Allied Navarre, Florida 32566 Circuit, in and for Santa Rosa County, Florida, in which average AUTOS FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - WATERFRONT having claims or demands Personal Representative Farm Credit of Northwest Florida, ACA is the Plaintiff Health and Professional Truck against decedent=s and James Randall AlIen, Kelley R. AlIen, Clerk of the Medical TRUCKS estate, including unma- Court for the First Judicial Circuit in and for Santa Rosa Driver earns over Jennifer Byrom Management. Job tured, contingent or unliq- Attorney for Personal County, Florida, Check Assist, Santa Rosa County Court $700/wk*! 16-Day CRESTVIEW LAKEFRONT LOT 1 ACRE, PUBLIC WATER uidated claims, on whom a Services, Barnes Supermarket, Colonial Pacific Leasing placement Representative TRUCK FOR INSTALLED AND FIRE HYDRANT, LOT IS IRRIGATED copy of this notice is Florida Bar No.: 438960 Corporation and Unknown Tenant(s), are the CDL Training @ Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for assistance. served must file their Jennifer Byrom, P.A. NFCC/Roadmaste SALE AND LAKEFRONT CLEARED. A ROAD IS CUT TO THE cash at the North Front Door of the Santa Rosa County claims with this court 5177 Elmira Street Computer avail- Courthouse, 6865 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida at r! Approved for 2004 F150 for LAKEFRONT AND DOCK. NOT FAR FROM TOWN, BEAU- WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Milton, Florida 32570 able. Financial Aid MONTHS AFTER THE 11:00 a.m, on December 18, 2012, the property set forth Veterans Training. sale. Excellent TIFUL SITE FOR PERMANENT OR WEEKEND RETREAT, Telephone: (850) 623- in the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and more particu- if qualified. DATE OF THE FIRST CALL TODAY! working condition 4347 larly described as follows: SCHEV author- GENTLE SLOPE TO THE LAKE WITH 225FT FRONTAGE. PUBLICATION OF THIS (866)467-0060 – extended bed. ized. Call 888- Teel & Waters 850-682-6152 MLS# 577448 NOTICE OR 30 DAYS COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORER OF THE *DOL/BLS 2012 New tires. Rough 203-3179 NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 13, TOWN- SHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA ROSA ------exterior. Blue Book LEGAL 2326 Gulf Breeze News 2X 11/22/2012 www.CenturaOnlin Deepwater Ocean COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00 Experienced OTR Value $4132 – e.com 703 Access with boat slips DEGREES 15 MINUTES 53 SECONDS WEST ALONG Flatbed Drivers asking price THE EAST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER A ------REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - ACREAGE only $69,900. SALE earn 50 up to 55 $2,500. DISTANCE OF 686.90 FEET TO THE POINT OF Sat 12/1. New ready to BEGINNING; THENCE DEPARTING SAID EAST LINE, cpm loaded. 217 850-712-4838 starting in the mid- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL WESTERN NORTH finish cottage. Prime PROCEED NORTH 84 DEGREES 16 MINUTES 42 $1000 sign on to EMPLOYMENT - $20's. Call Today! CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY, SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 628.43 FEET; CAROLINA coastal Georgia FLORIDA qualified drivers. (828)489-6760 or THENCE PROCEED NORTH 00 DEGREES 15 MIN- SKILLED TRADE 450 LIQUIDATION location. Gated UTES 53 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 360.55 Home most week- CASE NO.: 57-2012-CA-001017 AIRLINE BUSINESS SALE! Somersby 714 entrance, paved roads, FEET TO A POINT ON THE CURVED SOUTHERLY ends. Call: (843) underground utilities. SEC.: A RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF NICHOLS LAKE ROAD (60' CAREERS - Park is an 266-3731 / OPPORTUNITIES REAL ESTATE FOR FREE water/ sewer RIGHT-OF-WAY); SAID CURVE BEING CONCAVE Become an established commu- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. NORTHERLY AND HAVING A RADIUS OF 5077.78 www.bulldoghi- SALE - WATERFRONT tap. Historically lowest FEET, A DELTA ANGLE OF 00 DEGREES 41 MIN- Aviation Money making nity in way.com EOE financing. Call now Plaintiff, UTES 12 SECONDS, AND A CHORD BEARING AND Maintenance east home busi- Hendersonville, NC DISTANCE OF NORTH 80 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 09 ------SomersbyPark.net (866) 952-5303. x 1641 Tech. FAA ness, part or full offering homesites v. SECONDS EAST, 60.86 FEET; THENCE PROCEED DRIVER Coastal Cottage! ------EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVED approved training. time. Free mind TRAINEES NEED- DONNA L DESIMONE RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF 60.86 FEET; Financial aid if opening report: A/K/A DONNA DESIMONE, et al THENCE DEPARTING SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE ED NOW! Learn to qualified - Dry tech, Promo PROCEED SOUTH 00 DEGREES 15 MINUTES 53 drive for Stevens Defendant(s). SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 364.48 FEET; Housing available. CL46235, 19871 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Transport! Earn ______/ THENCE PROCEED NORTH 84 DEGREES 16 MIN- Job placement Nordhoff St, Chapters 83.801-83.809 Florida State Statutes UTES 42 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 76.34 $700 per week! assistance. CALL Northridge CA FEET; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00 DEGREES 16 No experience Notice is hereby given, all goods and personal property contained in listed storage units at NOTICE OF ACTION FOR FORECLOSURE MINUTES 32 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF Aviation Institute 91324 or 1-800- 554.42 FEET; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89 needed! Local Smart Stop Self Storage, which a lien on same is claimed; will be sold at public auction, by PROCEEDING-PROPERTY of Maintenance 507-7222. competitive bidding, at the address, date and time as noted below, to the highest bidder for DEGREES 12 MINUTES 23 SECONDS EAST A DIS- CDL Training. Job TANCE OF 199.93 FEET; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH (866) 314-3769 ------cash. TO: ready in 15 days! DONNA L. DESIMONE, ADDRESS UNKNOWN 00 DEGREES 15 MINUTES 38 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 762.83 FEET; THENCE PROCEED ------START NOW! 15 McClure Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 Date of Sale: December 11, 2012 BUT WHOSE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS: (888) 368-1964 NORTH 89 DEGREES 14 MINUTES 02 SECONDS "Can You Dig It?" OPEN RED HOT (850) 932-2323 Time of Sale: 12:30 PM 8119 MENORCA STREET WEST A DISTANCE OF 1850.36 FEET; THENCE PRO------Unit Tenant Name Description: NAVARRE, FL 32566 Heavy Equipment DOLLAR, DOLLAR CEED NORTH 00 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 05 SEC- 3070 Kim Lanaro Household goods Drivers - Class A ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 579.70 FEET TO A School. 3wk PLUS, MAILBOX, Residence unknown, if living, including any Flatbed, HOME POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST Training Program. DISCOUNT 4761 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 Date of Sale: December 11,2012 unknown spouse of the said Defendants, if either EVERY WEEKEND! QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID Backhoes, PARTY, $10 (850) 934-1800 Time of Sale:02:00 PM has remarried and if either or both of said SECTION 13; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 89 Pay 37?/mi, Both Unit Tenant Name Description: Defendant(s) are dead, their respective unknown Bulldozers, CLOTHING DEGREES 10 MINUTES 30 SECONDS EAST ALONG ways, FULL BENE- C042 Robert Wilson Household goods heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, SAID SOUTH LINE A DISTANCE OF 889.00 FEET TO Excavators. Local STORE, TEEN D006 Amy Laffrey Miscellaneous lienors, and trustees, and all other persons claim- FITS, Requires 1 A POINT ON THE AFORESAID EAST LINE OF THE Job Placement STORE, FITNESS D001 Whip Norman Personal Items ing by, through, under or against the named NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 13; THENCE year OTR Flatbed Defendant(s); and the aforementioned named Asst. VA Benefits CENTER FROM PROCEED NORTH 00 DEGREES 15 MINUTES 53 experience. Cash only. 48 hours to remove all goods from facility. $50 cleaning deposit for each unit Defendant(s) and such of the aforementioned SECONDS EAST ALONG SAID EAST LINE A DIS- $51,900 unknown Defendants and such of the aforemen- Approved. 2 purchased. Purchasers bid amount subject to sales tax. Tax exempt purchasers must TANCE OF 652.10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- (800)572-5489 tioned unknown Defendant(s) as may be infants, NING. National WORLDWIDE! provide a valid Resale or Exemption Certificate. Goods sold 'as is', All sales are final. x227, SunBelt incompetents or otherwise not sui juris. Certifications. WWW.DRSS20.CO LYING IN AND BEING A PORTION OF SECTION 13, Transport, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA (866) 362-6497 M (800) 518-3064 LEGAL 2333 Gulf Breeze News 2x 11-22-12 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action has been Jacksonville, FL ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA AND CONTAINING 38.01 ------commenced to foreclose a mortgage on the following ACRES MORE OR LESS. ------real property, lying and being and situated in SANTA ROSA County, Florida, more particularly described as AND ALSO: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR follows: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 13, TOWN- PROBATE DIVISION LOT 11, BLOCK 52, SECOND ADDITION TO NAVARRE, BEING A PORTION OF SECTIONS SHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA ROSA WHEREAS, T. A. "Ted" Borowski, Jr., representing WHEREAS, Raymond M. Kutch and Kimberly A. Kutch, COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE PROCEED SOUTH 00 IN RE: The Estate of LUCILE R. THARP, 8,17, & 20, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 26 Robert E. Ostrander, has petitioned to vacate, abandon, have petitioned to vacate, abandon, discontinue and WEST, SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA, DEGREES 15 MINUTES 53 SECONDS WEST ALONG Deceased discontinue and renounce any interest and right of the renounce any interest and right of the public in and to the THE EAST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER A Case No. 57-2012-CP-361 ACCORDING TO PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT public in and to the following described property to wit: following described property to wit: BOOK C, PAGE 31, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS DISTANCE OF 705.50 FEET TO THE POINT OF OF SAID COUNTY. BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS The westerly 1.5 feet of the drainage easement on the A one (1) foot-wide non-access easement running from DEGREES 15 MINUTES 53 SECONDS WEST ALONG The administration of the or unliquidated claims, east and northerly 0.2 feet of the drainage easement of the southern end of Le Grande Court northerly for a dis- COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 8119 MENORCA SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF 633.50 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING SAID EAST LINE, PROCEED Estate of LUCILE R. must file their claims with the south side of Lot 11, Block B of Magnolia Harbor tance of 435.60 ft. along the westerly side of Le Grande STREET, NAVARRE, FL 32566 NORTH 89 DEGREES 10 MINUTES 30 SECONDS THARP, deceased, whose this court WITHIN THREE Subdivision as described in PB "G" PG "96". Court, which is a portion of Willard Norris Court, accord- WEST A DISTANCE OF 889.00 FEET; THENCE PRO- date of death was (3) MONTHS AFTER THE ing to the plat thereof as recorded in PB "D" PG "86" of This action has been filed against you and you are CEED NORTH 00 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 05 SEC- February 22, 2011, is AND WHEREAS, a time and date have been estab- the Public Records of Santa Rosa County, Florida. required to serve a copy of your written defense, if any, DATE OF THE FIRST ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 430.40 FEET; THENCE pending in the Circuit lished for a public hearing for the Board of County such Morris Hardwick Schneider, LLC, Attorneys for PUBLICATION OF THIS PROCEED NORTH 66 DEGREES 47 MINUTES 04 Court for Santa Rosa NOTICE. Commissioners to consider the advisability of exercising AND WHEREAS, a time and date have been estab- Plaintiff, whose address is 5110 Eisenhower Blvd, Suite its authority pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general lished for a public hearing for the Board of County SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 113.49 FEET; County, Florida, Probate 120, Tampa, FL 33634 on or before January 11, 2013 THENCE PROCEED NORTH 67 DEGREES 48 MIN- Division, the address of ALL CLAIMS NOT SO statutes to vacate, abandon, discontinue, renounce and Commissioners to consider the advisability of exercising and file the original with the clerk of this Court either its authority pursuant to Chapter 336 of the general UTES 21 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 114.52 which is 6865 Caroline FILED WILL BE FOREV- disclaim any right or interest of the public in and to the before service on Plaintiff s attorney or immediately above described property. statutes to vacate, abandon, discontinue, renounce and FEET; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 72 DEGREES 44 Street, Milton, Florida ER BARRED. thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against disclaim any right or interest of the public in and to the MINUTES 50 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 32570. The names and you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. 109.03 FEET; THENCE PROCEED NORTH 77 NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the pub- above described property. addresses of the personal NOTWITHSTANDING DEGREES 58 MINUTES 29 SECONDS EAST A DIS- lic generally are directed that a public hearing upon the representative and the THE TIME PERIODS SET WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on the 21st TANCE OF 109.03 FEET; THENCE PROCEED NORTH above mentioned Petition, shall be held by the Board of NOW THEREFORE, all interested persons and the pub- personal representative's FORTH ABOVE, ANY day of November, 2012. 82 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 31 SECONDS EAST A County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, lic generally are directed that a public hearing upon the attorney are set forth CLAIM FILED TWO (2) DISTANCE OF 83.59 FEET; THENCE PROCEED in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Santa Rosa above mentioned Petition, shall be held by the Board of below. YEARS OR MORE Mary M. Johnson NORTH 84 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 44 SECONDS County Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida, All creditors of the dece- AFTER THE DECE- Clerk of the Circuit Court EAST A DISTANCE OF 387.17 FEET TO THE POINT Street, Milton, Florida, on the 13th day of December, in the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Santa Rosa dent and other persons, DENT'S DATE OF DEATH By: Brandy Norris OF BEGINNING. 2012, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, or as soon there- County Administrative Center located at 6495 Caroline who have claims or IS BARRED. Deputy Clerk LYING IN AND BEING A PORTION OF SECTION 13, demands against dece- after as the matter can be considered. Street, Milton, Florida on the 13th day of December, TOWNSHIP 1 NORTH, RANGE 27 WEST, SANTA 2012, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. cst/cdst, or as soon there- dent's estate, including THE DATE OF FIRST If you are a person with a disability who needs any ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA AND CONTAINING 11.50 unmatured, contingent or All interested parties should take notice that if they after as the matter can be considered. accommodation to participate in this proceeding, you are ACRES MORE OR LESS. PUBLICATION OF THIS decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of unliquidated claims, and NOTICE IS: November 29, entitled, at no cost to you-to the-provision of certain County Commissioners with respect to any matter com- All interested parties should take notice that if they Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the who have been served a 2012 assistance. Please contact Shelia Sims, Chief Deputy copy of this notice, must ing before said Board at said meeting, it is their individ- decide to appeal any decision made by the Board of Court Administrator, Office of Court Administration at sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date file their claims with this ual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings County Commissioners with respect to any matter com- (850) 595-4400 at the M.C. Blanchard Judicial Building, of the lis pendens, must file a claim within sixty (60) days Attorney for Personal they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will ing before said Board at said meeting, it is their individ- court WITHIN THE LATER 5th Floor, Pensacola, FL 32502 at least 7 days before after the sale. Representative: need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings ual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings OF THREE (3) MONTHS your scheduled court appearance, or immediately upon MICHAEL D. TIDWELL, is made, which record shall include the testimony and they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will AFTER THE DATE OF receiving this notification if the time before the scheduled DATED: November 13, 2012 ESQUIRE the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings THE FIRST PUBLICA- appearance is less than 7 days; if you are hearing or Michael D. Tidwell, P.A. Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be is made, which record shall include the testimony and MARY M. JOHNSON TION OF THIS NOTICE voice impaired, call 711. 811 North Spring Street heard with respect to this matter. the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based. Clerk of the Circuit Court OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Pensacola, FL 32501 Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be MORRIS I HARDWICK I SCHNEIDER, LLC, By: Brandy Norris AFTER THE DATE OF (850) 434-3223 - Phone heard with respect to this matter. Attorney for Plaintiff Deputy Clerk SERVICE OF A COPY OF (850) 434-3822 - Fax If you are a person with a disability who needs any 9409 Philadelphia Rd., Baltimore, MD 21237 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Florida Bar No. 0899887 accommodation in order to participate in a public If you are a person with a disability who needs any Michael P. Bist All other creditors of the hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain accommodation in order to participate in a public Gardner, Bist, Wiener, Wadsworth, Bowden, DONNA L. DESIMONE, decedent and other per- Personal assistance. Please contact Kathy Jordan at (850) hearing you are entitled to the provision of certain Bush, Dee, LaVia & Wright, P.A. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS sons who have claims or Representatives 983-1855 or at 6495 Caroline Street, Milton at least assistance. 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ACC STANDINGS SEC STANDINGS Atlantic Division Who’s going to get canned East Division ACC All SEC All *Florida State 7-1 10-2 *Georgia 7-1 11-1 Clemson 7-1 10-2 Florida 7-1 11-1 NC State 4-4 7-5 next: Saban or Richt? South Carolina 6-2 10-2 Wake Forest 3-5 5-7 Vanderbilt 5-3 8-4 Maryland 2-6 4-8 ■ Calm down, I’m not Missouri 2-6 5-7 Boston College 1-7 2-10 hinting that one of the Tennessee 1-7 5-7 Coastal Division two might get fired Kentucky 0-8 2-10 *Georgia Tech 5-3 6-6 West Division North Carolina 5-3 8-4 *Alabama 7-1 11-1 Miami 5-3 7-5 LSU 6-2 10-2 Virginia Tech 4-4 6-6 Texas A&M 6-2 10-2 Duke 3-5 6-6 Miss. State 4-4 8-4 Virginia 2-6 4-8 Ole Miss 3-5 6-6 *Clinched division Arkansas 2-6 4-8 ACC Championship Game Auburn 0-8 3-9 Saturday 12/1 *Clinched division SEC Championship Game (All times Central) Nick Saban's successful e-Fla. State vs. Ga. Tech ...... 7p line of processed meats Saturday 12/1 comes in a variety of flavors, (All times Central) Last Week including Tiger, Hog, Owl c-Alabama vs. Georgia ...... 3p Georgia 42, Georgia Tech 10 and Wolverine. Rumor has it Virginia Tech 17, Virginia 14 Bulldog is the next to be Last Week added to his line of products. Miami 52, Duke 45 LSU 20, Arkansas 13 NC State 27, Boston College 10 Saban, or the "Nicktator" as some call him, is churning out Georgia 42, Georgia Tech 10 North Carolina 45, Maryland 38 Tennessee 37, Kentucky 17 Florida 37, Florida State 26 victories and championships at an astounding pace. His Alabama 49, Auburn 0 Vanderbilt 55, Wake Forest 21 Florida 37, Florida State 26 South Carolina 27, Clemson 17 "Process" seems to be the blueprint for college football (LSU), 2 (Ala.)] ■ SEC East titles: 4 (2 ties) determine the outcome of the Vanderbilt 55, W. Forest 21 Game to Watch success, and it's hard to argue There's no denying Saban's ■ SEC Championships: 2 SEC Championship Game Texas A&M 59, Missouri 29 otherwise. He is only coach in SEC coaching career is ■ BCS National Saturday. The two leaders Ole Miss 41, Mississippi State 24 ACC Championship Game NCAA history to win national impressive, but I wouldn't be Championships: Zero will do their best to put their South Carolina 27, Clemson 17 (Florida State vs. Georgia Tech): titles with two different too eager to start printing the Both Saban and Richt are teams in a position to win and Game to Watch Though Florida State did not live schools (since the AP poll era, labels for the new 'Dawg'-fla- among the six men in SEC earn a BCS National up to its national title expectations, dating back to 1936). vored product. "The history to post four-straight Championship Game berth. SEC Championship Game the Seminoles do find themselves Take a closer look at what Processor's" adversary from 10-win seasons. Saban, how- But ultimately, it's the (Alabama vs. Georgia): The win- back in the ACC Championship Saban has accomplished as an Athens has a pretty impres- ever, has now done it five- players on the field who will ner of this game takes home Game for the first time in a long SEC head coach: sive resume, as well. straight years dating back to determine which SEC team much more than the SEC time (by FSU standards). The ■ Overall record (while In fact, Mark Richt boasts 2008. Ultimately, the catego- carries the flag down to South Championship. Either the No. 2 Noles’ opponent, Georgia Tech, fell coaching at SEC school): accomplishments that even ry that sets the two apart is Florida with hopes of bring- Crimson Tide or No. 3 Bulldogs into the conference title game by 114-29 (.797) [48-16 (LSU), Saban has been unable to national titles, of which ing home the conference's will claim a spot in the BCS default when the Miami Hurricanes 66-13 (Ala.)] match. He is one of only Saban has three and Richt seventh-straight national National Championship Game opted to self-impose a postseason ■ SEC record: 67-21 seven coaches in NCAA none. Richt has never even championship. Depending on against No. 1 Notre Dame with a ban for the second-straight season, (.761) [28-12 (LSU), 39-9 Division I history to record coached in a national champi- who you talk to, both teams win. This one looks really close on which disqualified them from the (Ala.)] 102 or more wins in his first onship game, but that will have been touted as having paper, but in the end, it’s hard to contest. On paper, Florida State ■ SEC West titles: 5 (1 11 seasons as a head coach. change if Georgia defeats more talent and/or being a bet against a Nick Saban team figures to dominate the 6-6 Yellow tie) [2 (LSU), 3 (Ala.)] Here's a look at Richt's Alabama this weekend. favorite to win. this close to the ultimate prize. ■ Jackets on the way to a BCS bowl. SEC Championships: resume by the numbers: Stats, especially of the Will the Bulldogs get Just ask the 2011 LSU Tigers. 3 [2 (LSU), 1 (Ala.)] ■ Overall record (UGA): coaching variety, are great for processed? Or will UGA Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ■ BCS National 117-39 (.750) comparison and conversation; make dog food outta' the Legend: e-ESPN; e2-ESPN2; eU-ESPNU; e3- ESPN3; a-ABC; c-CBS; r-Raycom; f-Fox Sports Net; ■ ESPN3; a-ABC; c-CBS; f-Fox Sports Net; p-PPV; s- v-Versus; p-PPV; n-ACC Network; b-Big Ten Network. Championships: 3 [1 SEC record: 67-29 (.698) however, they will do little to Crimson Tide? SEC Network; b-Big Ten Network.

ALABAMA (#2) AUBURN FLORIDA (#4) FLORIDA STATE (#13) LSU (#7) After watching Just when you If you're going to Florida State LSU quietly snuck Alabama absolutely thought it couldn't model a college again entered the by Arkansas last dismantle the get any worse for football program season with national week, 20-13, in a ® Auburn Tigers last this Auburn team, ® (especially an SEC title hype and aspi- game that always week, the rivalry is TM the 2012 Iron Bowl happened. one) after any, you would be rations, but again seems to be close. starting to resemble something The second-worst loss in series wise to follow Nick Saban's foot- failed to meet the challenge. The Tigers have done all they along the lines of big truck wind- history led to the firing of Gene steps at Alabama and that's just After watching rival Florida man- can to make a case for an at- shield vs. junebug. The Crimson Chizik, who leaves a program what Will Muschamp is doing at handle the Noles, it was obvious large BCS bowl berth. Other Tide's 49-0 blowout brings the that has fallen harder than any Florida. The second-year coach, this program is still lacking the viable BCS candidates in the combined margin of victory to former national champion in col- who is a former Saban assis- consistency and toughness nec- SEC are as follows: the loser of 91-14 for the last two contests. lege football history. With an tant, is taking his mentor's essary to be considered one of this week's conference title Now Bama turns its sights to the NCAA investigation into recruit- approach to building a champi- college football's elite. Still, FSU game (No. 2 Alabama or No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs, which offer a ing practices heating up, the onship program. Nation, look out will likely win the ACC Georgia), No. 4 Florida, No. 9 much stiffer test in the SEC future looks bleak on The for these up-and-coming Florida Championship and play in a Texas A&M and No. 10 South Championship Game. Loveliest Village on the Plains. Gators next year! BCS bowl. Carolina.

MIAMI CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTH ALABAMA SOUTH FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS The Miami Central Florida South Alabama South Well, the Hurricanes fin- clinched a spot in suffered one of its Florida Southern Miss ished off what the Conference- worst defeats of dropped to 3-8 Golden Eagles could have been USA Championship the season last and 1-5 in Big have done it! A a surprisingly Game against week, falling 52- East play with a perfect sea- good season with a 52-45 win Tulsa, with a crush- 30 at Louisiana-Lafayette. The disappointing 27-10 loss at son…albeit a winless one. First- over Duke, which also had a ing 49-24 win over UAB. The Jaguars dropped to a disap- Cincinnati. The Bulls have one year head coach Ellis Johnson good season. The Canes self- Golden Knights now get a shot pointing 2-10 on the season and final shot at wringing some sort will be hard pressed to find any imposed a second-straight post- at revenge against Tulsa, which 1-7 in Sun Belt competition. of positive out of a season that positives in an 0-11 campaign season ban, which prevents defeated UCF 23-21 on USA has one game remaining has otherwise been drenched in that concluded with a 42-24 them from playing in the ACC November 17. If the first contest this weekend at Hawaii, which poor performances and disap- blowout loss to underwhelming Championship Game against was any indication, the champi- will easily be Jaguars' longest pointment. After quite a few years Memphis team. USM's streak of rival Florida State or a bowl onship rematch figures to be a road trip in program history. You of making strides through the 16-straight winning seasons game. Oh, what could have close game that could go either could even consider it a quasi- FBS ranks, the USF program must seem like an ancient mem- been for "The U." way. bowl game. took a huge step backward in 2012. ory at this point. *Rankings based on BCS Standings

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