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AROUND TOWN
PBPS Seamanship course offered on 3 Sept. Saturdays
The Perdido Bay Power Squadron, A unit of the United States
Power Squadrons, is offering the Seamanship course on three consecutive Saturdays, September 10th, 17th, and 24th at the lillian Recreation Center, 33914 Widell Ave., lillian, Al. (enter the
classroom under the stairs). The class is available to members
and non-members who have successfully completed America’s
Boating Course. The class will convene at 0900 (9AM) and is expected to end at 1400 (2PM). Course materials include the Student Manual and One Minute Guide to Nautical Rules of the
Road. To have the student materials available, registration is required by September 2nd . The cost of this class is $55 for power
squadron members and $110 for non-members.
For more information or directions and to register for the class
call 334-782-5503.
Build boating confidence and competence for safe and fun onthe-water adventures. Seamanship provides a foundation of
knowledge and skills in boat handling and maneuvering, boat operation, skipper's responsibilities and boating techniques that
will advance your boating enjoyment.
What's included? For both sail and power boats, Seamanship covers a wide range of topics, including: Types of boats and how they
behave on the water; Anchoring in various conditions; Docking
and line handling; Close quarter maneuvering
Rules of the road; Communication with other boats; How to respond to various emergencies; Marlinespike/basic knots and other
interesting topics.
Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores hosts Sept. 3 Bloody Mary 5K
Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores will host its Third Bloody Mary 5K
Run/Walk on Saturday, September 3 at 7:30 a.m. Race day registration is available for the jaunt out and back through neighborhood streets. Almost 400 runners participated last year. All the
usual awards will be presented along with Team Spirit Awards to
kick off the football season. Wear your favorite team colors and be
eligible for individual prizes. Pre-race registration is available at
active.com.
DOLPHIN DADS: The genesis of Dolphin Dads occurred recently at Gulf Shores
Elementary School. In conjunction with the Gulf Shores Parent Partnership, fathers
of GSES students joined together to help the school, the teachers and the children.
This volunteer father group did needed lawn care, repaired picnic tables, assembled
a storage unit for Pre-K and created safety alerts. They are looking forward to other
Dolphin Dads joining them on their next project. Be on the lookout for more information about that project as well as how to join Dolphin Dads. Pictured: (l to r) Charter members of GSES Dolphin Dads Edgar McKee, Joe McAleer, Jason Stephenson
and Bryan Alford.
Miss Flora-Bama 2016 will be crowned Sept. 3
The historic Flora-Bama will be crowning Miss Flora-Bama 2016 on Saturday, September 3 at 3 p.m. in the tent
stage at the beachfront lounge on the Florida-Alabama state line. Contestants are finalists from four previous competitions beginning with Ms. Mullet Toss in April. Miss Flora-Bama 2016 will receive $5000 cash and on behalf
of Havana Sun, will go to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic to represent the Flora-Bama in the 2016 Swimsuit
USA International Model Search in November. This competition is an upscale, professional event where each contestant will compete to represent an establishment or company at the International Finals and share $80,000 in
cash, prizes, modeling opportunities and a chance to network to further their careers. Along with the Miss FloraBama Finale, fall football kicks off at all three establishments. As the SEC Headquarters, Flora-Bama will have
football on multiple TV’s and it will continue across the street at Flora-Bama Yacht Club and Flora-Bama Ole
River Bar and Grill. Ole River will be pouring draft beer from their 16 craft draft taps, serving from their 10
frozen drink machines, and showing games on all of their 40 TV’s. For more info, visit florabama.com or facebook.com/florabama.
Gulf Shores Legion honors
First Responders on Sept. 11
American legion Post 44 in
Gulf Shores will honor local
first responders by offering
all first responders a free
fish-fry dinner on Sept. 11
from noon ‘til 2 p.m. during
its 15th Anniversary Remembrance Day.
The entire community is
welcome to join legion members at the event and enjoy
lunch for $7. American legion Post 44 is located at
6781 Gulf Shores Pkwy. For
more info, call 251-948-6119.
The Remembrance commemorates the September
11, 2001 terrorist attack,
which killed 2,977 victims,
and took down the World
Trade Center in New York.
There is now a memorial located at the World Trade
Center site, the former location of the Twin Towers,
which were destroyed during
the September 11 attacks.
Collegiate Wakeboard Nationals Sept. 15-17 on Ole River
College wakeboard athletes from across the country will compete
at the USA Collegiate National Wakeboard Championships on
Ole River in front of the Ole River Oyster Bar (at the Al/Fl state
line across from the Flora-Bama) Sept. 15-17.
Competing schools include the likes of Arizona State, lSU,
Michigan State, Tennessee, Ole Miss, Oklahoma State, Utah and
last year’s defending champs, the Florida Gators.
Teams competed at five regionals around the country over the
last two semesters to get a chance to go to nationals and compete
for the title. Each team will consist of their top four men’s riders,
top two women’s riders, and top wakeskater.
There are quarterfinal, semifinal, and finals heats of four. All divisions are weighted the same, but the top four college riders will
earn a golden ticket of sorts to ride in the pro division with a cash
prize. There are no NCAA regulations to follow.
Spectators are invited and people can watch the action from the
beach or the expansive deck at the Ole River Oyster Bar. For more
info, call tour organizer Ace Cox at 225-610-6707 or tour director
Nick McDonald at 318-381-2058.
AROUND TOWN
POW/MIA Luncheon Sept. 13 at Pensacola Yacht Club
Sellier’s Acrylic paint class
starts Sept. 12 at GCAA
The Pensacola Chapter Freedoms Foundation and the Pensacola
Council Navy league will host the 18th Annual POW/MIA luncheon on Tuesday, September 13 at 11:30 a.m. at the Pensacola
Yacht Club. Cost is $20 per persson. Guest speaker will be Dr. Jeffrey l. Moore, executive director of The Mitchell Center. He will
speak about the history, mission and research for the POW studies at the Mitchell Center. Table sponsors are welcome. For more
info, call 850-436-8552.
The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance
will host a six-week Beginner
Acrylic Painting class, instructed by Jane Sellier of
Fairhope. The class will begin on
September 12 and will end on
October 17. The cost is $120 for
the series. Early registration is
encouraged.
Sellier is a teaching artist who
believes in the freedom and fun
art can provide. Her philosophy
is to “have fun, be experimental
and share your knowledge with
others”.
Jane and her husband traveled
extensively for five years
throughout the United States
and Canada, where she found
inspiration for painting around
the turn of every new road.
From the craggy northeast coast
to the landscapes dotted with
lighthouses to the southwest
where adobe style architecture
dominates, she never lacked for
subjects to paint.
More info and a supply list is
available online at gulfcoastartsalliance.com. Email gulfcoastartsalliance@gmail.com or
telephone 251-948-2627.
Days of Summer Labor Day Party Sept. 4 at The Wharf
Join retail merchants at The Wharf in Orange Beach on September 4 for the final days of the 100 Days of Summer at The
Wharf. There will be live Music from Ty Bates in Marlin circle
from 6-8 p.m., and for the kids—a bouncy house, face painting,
live animals and more starting at 5 p.m. The finale will be the
SPECTRA Sound and light Spectacular starting at 8 p.m.
Plein Air Workshop
Oct. 12-13 in Bon Secour
Waterway Village Art Market Sept. 3 in Gulf Shores
The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance, in partnership with the City of
Gulf Shores, will host the Waterway Village Art Market, September 3, from 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in the beautiful Waterway
Village district of Gulf Shores. This will be the first Art Market to
be held in the afternoon and evening, giving locals and visitors
an opportunity to enjoy original art, great music and delicious
food. For more info, visit gulfcoastartsalliance.com, email gulfcoastartsalliance@gmail.com or telephone 251-948-2627. The Gulf
Coast Arts Alliance is a non-profit organization with office and
Art Gallery at 225 East 24th Avenue in the Waterway Village district of Gulf Shores.
Featured Artist: Emily Brooks of Silverhill
WWW Teal Tingle Sept. 14 at Flora-Bama
Wonderful Wacky Women and Mighty Men Who love Us will
host their annual Teal Tingle Boot Silent Auction & Fundraiser
on Wednesday, Sept. 14 beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the FloraBama Tent Stage. “We would like to invite the community to
come show their support as we raise funds to Make Waves and
Wipe Out Ovarian Cancer,’’ said WWW President Jimmie Sue
Walters.
The silent auction starts at 5:30 p.m. closes at 8 p.m. “Rocking
Hot Music” will be provided by (pictured) The Smokin Elvis’s.
For more info, contact PatsyAnne at 3306978688 or Jimmie Sue
Walters at 850-525-1975.
Pictured: Emily Brooks of Silverhill will be exhibiting her stunning collection of jewelry created from gemstones she has gathered from all over the United States. She started her creations
about six years ago while traveling across the country. Each trek
of her journey yielded a pocketful of shiny rocks. “After traveling
with a group of visionary artists, I felt compelled to start wrapping a collection. All my rocks are personally found, selected, and
wrapped by myself,’’ she said. “I know each piece’s origin and try
to label them accordingly.” Brooks uses copper wire made from
recycled 100% pure copper ore found near Creede, Colorado. She
then uses a hand crank press to make the ore into a pressed wire.
Once wrapped, each stone tells a story of that area and takes on
a little life of its own.
“I feel that the action of hand making something just makes the
piece that much more personal and adds that extra alchemical
touch as well,” she said.
Well-known plein air artist,
Craig Reynolds, will conduct a
two-day oil workshop, October
21- 22, at sites in Bon Secour
and other coastal areas. Cost is
$225. Info gulfcoastartsalliance.com or 251-948-2627.
GCAA announces
fall ongoing classes
Ongoing classes at the Gulf
Coast Arts Alliance including
Painting With Pastel with
teacher Tommy Vogel on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
the GCAA Art Gallery. By appointment at 850-384-6857.
Complete a painting in two
hours. $35 per class, $25 (3 or
more students), all supplies included.
Also beginning acrylic with
Maria Bastin is held the second
Friday in each month at the
GCAA Art Gallery. Private lessons by appointment, 251-9482627. Complete a painting in
two hours, $35 per class, all supplies included.
Adventures in Watercolor with
Mary lou Nicolai will be held on
Tuesdays from 10 a.m. - noon at
the GCAA Art Gallery. By appointment, 251-948-2627. $50
per class, supplies included.
AROUND TOWN
Songwriters Shootout starts starts Sept. 12 at Hot Spot
Art into Words
Sept. 22 in G.S.
30th Annual Mullet Festival Sept. 5 in Lillian
By Sally McKinney
The 30th Annual Mullet Festival hosted by the Optimist Club of
Perdido Bay will be held on labor Day at the lillian Community
Club, lillian. Funds from this major club event are used for a variety
of programs and projects for children of the area.
The event begins with presentation of the colors at 7:15 a.m. by the
American legion. Registration for the 5K Run/Walk begins at 6 a.m.
with the run at 7:30. Participants receive the famous Mullet T-shirt
and are eligible for awards in 78 separate age groups. Sign up prior
to the event on the website, www.ocpb.org. The Runners Party is held
from 8 to 10:30 a.m. and includes the Awards Ceremony, beverages
and snacks.
A one-mile Fun Run/Walk begins at 8:30 a.m. The first 40 finishers
receive a Participant Award.
The famous Optimist Breakfast will be held from 7 to 9 a.m., featuring pancakes, sausage, biscuits and sausage gravy, grits and eggs.
The charge is $5 per person; kids 2 through 8 eat free.
Plan on attending the Mullet/Catfish Dinner served from 11 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. Also included in the $8 fee are hushpuppies, baked beans,
grits, coleslaw, dessert and iced tea. Once again, kids 2 to 8 eat free.
If breakfast and dinner aren't enough, you can always take home
some home-baked items, courtesy of the best cooks in the area, the
women of OCPB and their friends.
Join the fun and games outside where kids can frolic in the inflatables from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The famous Mullet Toss will be held during the same time period. Will last year's winners return to take home
another trophy or will first-timers take the prizes?
Inside from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Silent Auction will be in full swing,
along with the Deja Vu Market. New and almost new items, as well
as gift certificates from area businesses will be on the auction block.
Gently used and unique treasures are featured in the Deja Vu Market. Outside the vendors will be selling their wares, including arts,
crafts, and knife sharpening. To participate as a vendor, contact Ken
Sanders, (251) 961-1530, or email sandbama@gulftel.com.
The drawing for the Raffle will be held at 3 p.m. Prizes are $1,000,
$400, $200, and $100. Tickets are $1 each or six for $5. Purchase them
before the event from your favorite Optimist member. They will also
be on sale at the Mullet Festival.
Music from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. will be provided by Big Jake & the TagA-longs, a favorite in the area, especially for their line dance music
and of course, the famous chicken dance.
In addition to providing projects and programs for kids, the Optimist
Club of Perdido Bay hosts programs honoring Elberta school teachers and Baldwin County law enforcement officers. last year $25,000
was donated to local organizations and approximately 10,000 hours
were expended by club members to help children.
In addition to fun activities for the boys and girls, the club awarded
six $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors and four scholarships
to the National Flight Academy in Pensacola.
For more information contact Mary Collier, (251) 962-3705, Andy
Wilkinson, (251) 961-1343 or lee Hoffman, (251) 961-3339.
Pictured: Hosting in the Deja Vu Market last year were, from left,
Jan Sanders, Jen Rousseau, Jeanne Baxter and Florence Mclendon.
Art into Words, a cultural
evening celebrating different
mediums and interpretations of art, will be held on
Sept. 22 at the Erie Meyer
Civic Center in Gulf Shores.
The dinner theatre is the
result of a unique collaboration between the City of Gulf
Shores, Gulf Coast Arts Alliance and the South Baldwin Community Theatre.
The event will pair eight
artists with eight playwrights who will write a
short play based on that particular piece of art. The
plays will be the centerpiece
of an evening which will include a four course meal prepared by Four Brothers
Catering, drinks, as well as
live and silent auctions. lisa
Christian will be the master
of ceremonies for the
evening.
Tickets for Art into Words,
are $50 and go on sale Monday, August 15 at 8 a.m.
Fans may reserve a table or
purchase individual seats by
visiting gulfshoresal.gov or
stopping by the City Store
Box Office located at 1821
Gulf Shores Parkway, Gulf
Shores. For more info, call
251-968-1434.
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The third annual Gulf Coast Songwriter Shootout will return
to The Hot Spot Music & Grub at The Wharf every Monday
from Sept. 12 through Oct. 24 for its six-week musical talent
contest.
Created by Sandy Roots Productions, The Shootout will feature 50 singer-songwriters weened from 120 submissions from
across the region as they compete for the ultimate prize valued
at $10,000 including cash prizes, a new guitar and a fully produced demo CD. The event is free to attend, and all are welcome
at the family-friendly venue.
“In its third year, we are thrilled to bring the Shootout back to
The Wharf and value our continued relationship with The Hot
Spot Owner Bobby Graves,” said Nick Biebricher, owner of
Sandy Roots Productions and the Shootout’s
co-producer with Melissa Joiner.
“We strive to make each year better than the
last, and we look forward to the new caliber of
talent and entertainment the contest will
showcase.’’
Each week, 10 artists will perform original
songs for a live audience and three of those
entrants will be chosen to move on to the
final round taking place Oct. 24. All 15 winners will return to perform for celebrity
judges and compete for the overall prize in
the ultimate showdown.
Anthony Crawford, Travis Meadows and lynn langham will
serve as this year’s finale judges. Each comes with a laundry
list of achievements, impressive artist rosters and notable experience.
The judges will also perform a special Celebrity Songwriter
Round on Oct. 23 – the day before the finale. Tickets are on sale
for $20 in advance or $25 at the door.
To purchase tickets and learn more about the Gulf Coast Songwriter Shootout visit gulfcoastsongwritershootout.com.
Gulf Coast Songwriter Shootout Lineup
Round 1, Sept. 12: Mitch Johnston, Robert Cline jr., Alvin Baker
Jr., Nathan Worthy, Mason Henderson, Summerlyn Powers, Ingrid Feltz, El Papi, Dave Meadows, Bradley Bones.
Round 2, Sept 19: Taylor Nauta, Nick Nace, Darren Camp, Bandon Rice, Wade Sapp, Brook Brown, Jacob Brock, Justin Fobes,
Jonathan Puzan, Darrell Jackson.
Round 3, Sept 26: Colin lockey, Denver Hawsey, Elise
Buchanin, August Emile Noll, Jacob Harris, Bo Adams, Davis
Corley, lang Holliman, Sharon K. Moore, Abe Partridge.
Round 4, Oct 3: Jacey Gutknecht, (pictured) Chase Brown, Will
Vance, Chauncey Crandell, This side of 49, Joseph Seeley, Jason
Abel, Meghan McMillin, Andy Branton, James Adamson.
Round 5, Oct 10: Michael B.B. Cannon, Josh Ward, Stephen
lawson, Travis Clark, Amy Taylor, Brittany Gene, Honey Boy
and Boots, Jarod Nichols, Kevin Swanson, Travis Clark.
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AROUND TOWN
Bulls on the Beach at Flora-Bama Sept. 9-10
The bulls are back. Head to the Flora-Bama on Perdido Key
Sept. 9-10 for Bulls on the Beach, two nights of adrenaline-filled
bull riding. The high-energy, rock-and-roll rodeo will feature professional bull riders from across the Southeast. This is a family
friendly event, and snow cones and other snacks will be available.
There will also be a mechanical bull on site for $5 a ride. Gates
open at 6 p.m., and the rodeo starts at 8 p.m. each night. Cost is
$25 per night for adults over 18 and $15 for children seven to 17.
Two night ticket combos ($40 and $20) are also available. Tickets
are available online at flora-bama.com and at the Flora-Bama gift
shop. Pictured: Bulls on the Beach 2015.
Batman Day Sept. 17
at Foley Public Library
Batman Day returns to the Foley Public library on Saturday, September 17 from 11 a.m. –
2 p.m. Celebrate the Dark Knight by coming in
your favorite Batman (or villain) costume.
There will be a Batman display downstairs.
and Batman snacks
and a showing of
the 1966 Batman Movie
starring
Adam West
and Burt
Ward in our
upstairs meeting room. Photo
opportunities will be
available along with consent forms for the library to post the photos. Prizes will also be
awarded throughout the 3 hour event. Free puzzle sheets, coloring sheets, and bookmarks will
be available for all who attend. For more info,
visit foleylibrary.org or call 251-943-7665 or
email foleylibrary@gmail.com.
Sept. 1 United Way Kickoff
Lunch features Siran Stacy
The South Baldwin United Way Annual Campaign Kickoff luncheon will be held on Thursday, September 1 at the Daphne Civic Center
and feature an inspirational message from
Siran Stacy. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Sponsorship tables and individual tickets are still available but going fast. Call 251-943-2110 or visit
unitedway-bc.org for more info.
Pirates of Lost Treasure
Golf Tourney is Sept. 17
The Perdido Key based Pirates of lost Treasure will host a golf tourney in support of its Secret Santa Fund on Sept. 17 at Perdido Bay
Country Club. Check-in begins at 10 a.m., with
lunch to follow before the noon shotgun start.
Entry fee is $65 per player, and registration is
open at the course. Prizes will be awarded for
closest to the pin, hole-in-one and straightest
drive. For more info, call Micah Walters at 850292-1848 or Dana Peeters at 850-313-4449.
The Pirates of lost Treasure, Inc. was established in 1992 in Perdido Key when a small
group of swashbucklers from the Key hung a
sign on the Reef's door inviting all who were adventurous and lighthearted to apply for Piratehood. The result was a club of hearty, generous
pirates that not only wanted to parade and
party, but to help neighbors at the same time.
The Pirates are dedicated to fun, parading on
its grand float, the Bloody Bucket, and community involvement. The krewe participates in
many activities throughout the year, ranging
from Relay for life and beach cleanup cam-
paigns, to greeting snowbirds and supporting
the Frank Brown Songwriters Festival. Its primary mission however, is supporting Secret
Santa. Each Christmas, Secret Santa provides
food, clothing and toys to needy local families.
The Pirates have helped many panhandle residents who were down on their luck and still
find time to put the wind back into there sails
and have a good time.
Its 125 select members and associates are always finding creative ways to raise money
through events such as poker runs, kayak races,
this golf tournament and food booth during the
annual Flora-Bama Mullet Toss. Krewe members meet monthly at the Perdido Sports Bar.
For membership info, email b1barrios@aol.com
Sand Sea & Spirit Retreat
Sept. 10-20 in Orange Beach
The Sand Sea and Spirit Retreat will celebrate
its 26th year of sharing ways of keeping self
and community healthy and balanced from
Sept. 10-20 from its headquarters at Phoenix VI
and various other venues (including the beach)
around Orange Beach.
A long list of presenters will share wisdom and
experience about topics ranging from wholesome nutrition, healing modalities, T’ai Chi,
meditation, yoga, reiki and massage to diet and
diverse modalities.
The premise behind the retreat is to help attendees find a balance of body, mind and spirit
through a holistic approach to life.
The retreat will include opportunities for creative expression through watercolor, crafting
jewelry and making masks. Daily entertainment includes some of the finest singers and
songwriters in the country.
Pastors Jim and Donna Summers Mullis (pictured) of Unity Church Gulf Shores - Orange
Beach will present a program titled Creative
Communications in Dating & Relationships for
Mature Adults Over (and under!) 50 as well as
a Sunday service at the Gulf State Park Beach
Pavilion (with a fabulous pot luck to follow).
Singing bowl meditations will be held on
the beach and Gulf
Coast organic farmers
and herbalists will
also participate.
A diverse group of
vendors will offer crystals, hand crafted jewelry and artisan crafts.
Holistic practitioners such as massage therapists, reiki masters and aromatherapists will
also share their gifts and talents.
Even though this is a ten-day event, participants can customize their experience from one
class, one day, to the entire event.
“By finding our unique balance in our own personal reality, we can then return to our life
path/purpose revitalized and refreshed,’’ said
event coordinator Karen Rollins, who has facilitated Sand Sea and Spirit since 2009.
For more retreat info, contact Rollins at 337794-0062, or sandseaandspirit@gmail.com or
visit SandSeaAndSpirit.com.
Sept. 15 Sweet Sounds in September a fundraiser for Coastal Chorale
The South Baldwin County based
Coastal Chorale will present Sweet
Sounds in September, a variety show
fundraiser, on Thursday, Sept.
15 at 7 p.m. at Gulf Shores
United Methodist Church, located at 1900 Gulf Shores
Pkwy. in Gulf Shores.
Tickets are $10 and include
the concert and a lovely buffet
of sweets and beverages prepared by Chorale members.
Tickets can be purchased online at coastal-chorale.com, at Gulf
Shores United Methodist Church, or
from any Coastal Chorale Member.
A variety show featuring sweet tunes
and sweet treats, the play will be directed by laura A. Mixon, with
Jonathan Wallace accompanying.
Help keep choral music alive on the
Gulf Coast by attending the first first
annual variety show fundraiser. If
you’ve ever wondered what Chorale
members would choose to perform for
you if given the chance to perform anything at all, this is your chance
to find out. There will be pieces
performed by the entire
Chorale, as well as individual
and group pieces chosen and
prepared by Chorale members.
This variety show will be a
sweet evening of entertainment, with a buffet of sweet
treats and beverages for you to
enjoy during intermission.
251-610-3947
laura.a.mixon@gmail.com.
AROUND TOWN
Auditions for Coastal Ballet’s Nutcracker slated Sept. 10
Coastal Ballet Academy in Foley is hosting auditions the 2016
production of Nutcracker. This annual performance is open to
dancers from all area schools. Choreographed by Rio Barlow,
Artistic Director of Coastal Ballet and former Ballet Mistress for
Ballet Pensacola and the Alabama School of Fine Arts, Nutcracker will also need actors and musician for non-dancing roles.
Auditions will be held on Saturday, September 10 from 10 a.m.
‘til noon at the Coast Ballet Academy, 3786 S. McKenzie St.,
Foley, Al. Dancers should arrive prepared to dance. The studio
will be closed to visitors so no parents, please. For more information, contact Madame Barlow at 251 979-9851 or on Facebook
at Coastal Ballet Academy.
“Passengers’’ opens Sept. 9 at South Baldwin Theatre
The South Baldwin Community Theatre production of “Passengers”
opens September 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Gulf Shores theatre.
Other performances are Sept. 10, Sept. 16 & Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m., and
Sept. 11 and Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. The SBCT production is directed by Jennifer Dawson, a seasoned actress and director.
The theatre is located in Gulf Shores at 2022 West 2nd Street Tickets
may be purchased online at sbct.biz or by calling the box office at 251968-6721.
Written by Sam Bodrick, Passengers incldues eight sketches that weave
together a subtle but profound theme. Deep revelations and gutsy insights
are gleaned from the play dialogue and true to life scenarios. “Passengers.” is a fresh, idiosyncratic, irreverent comedy. The scenes, which segue
fluidly from one to another without stopping, vary from comedic to
poignant and are tied together in the last scene.
In Scene 1, Jane and Walter, a disillusioned man and woman, meet in the
station. As they converse, they are convinced they are dead. In Scene 2,
Frank, one of life's eternal losers, encouraged by his wife Clara, plans to
turn his life around by successfully robbing the bus. Fred, a successful
businessman, meets Maureen, an old high school classmate of his, who is
now a bag lady. They have a rousing time together recalling the good old
days in Scene 4.
Memorial Benefit for Richard Miller Sept. 10 at The Office
Sirens of the Sea Drawdown
Sept. 23 at O.B. Event Center
Sirens of the Sea, a local
women’s Mardi Gras Krewe,
presents their “Island Time”
Drawdown. It is going to be
held at the Orange Beach
Event Center at The Wharf
on September 23 starting at
6 p.m. The event promises to
be better than ever. The
Fuego Band will fire up the
night and food will be
catered by Down South
BBQ. The Drawdown Grand
Prize is a hefty $5000.
There will be a silent auction with a wide array of
valuable items to bid on.
There will be a chance to
win a 3 night stay at a New
Orleans Garden District
Condo. A portion of the proceeds support several selected local charities,
previously including High
Hopes for Autism, Coastal
Arts Center Children’s Studio and the Gulf Coast Zoo.
Their Annual Sirens Scholarship Fund is awarded to a
local high school senior for
college tuition. Tickets are
now on sale. For more information or tickets, contact
any Siren member, or linda
Pacatte at 251-402-2218.
Pictured: Krewe members
Dot Bailey and linda
Pacatte are the two main organizers of the event.
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Friends of Richard Miller will hold a memorial benefit to help
with final expenses for the family of Richard on Sept. 10 at The
Office lounge in Foley beginning at noon. Fish plates will be sold
$8 with local delivery for three or more plates.
A pool tournament will start at 5 p.m. with a
bracket of 32 players. There will also be drawings and raffles throughout the day. The Office
is located at 828 S. McKenzie St. (251-9432210).
Richard Daniel Miller, age 20, of Robertsdale
passed away on July 28. Richard is survived
by his mother, Kristina lowell Salter, step father Anthony l. Salter, natural father Dewayne R. Miller and stepmother Donna Miller,
grandparents, Nancy Elaine McKinley,
Richard A. lowell, Cynthia E. lowell, step brother Josh l. Salter,
two sisters Shaleea Sirmon and Jamie McKeel, numerous uncles,
aunts, nephews, nieces, and cousins.
Richard graduated from Foley High School and was employed by
lambert’s Café in Foley where he had many friends and coworkers. Arrangements were by Cason Funeral Service in Foley.
Locals can participate in Oct. 22 underwater conservation effort
On Saturday, October 22, local divers will join scuba divers
from across the country as participants in Operation - “Dive
Against Debris.” This underwater conservation effort is the result of a unique collaboration between the
City of Gulf Shores and Project AWARE.
During this cleanup effort volunteer
divers will canvas the near shore waters
of the Gulf in an effort to remove garbage
and unnatural debris which can pose a
significant threat to people and wildlife.
The cleanup site spans approximately
2.5 miles and runs from the 1200 block of
West Beach to the 500 block of East Beach
(Fire Department to Gulf State Park). Headquarter operations
will be located at Gulf Place Public Beach. All volunteers will
report to headquarters for check-in and assignments at 7 a.m.
Divers may pre-register for the event. Minors under the age of
18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is open
water scuba certified. There is no cost associated with participating. A liability waiver must be completed by all volunteers.
Project AWARE is a growing movement of scuba divers protecting the ocean – one dive at a time. Focusing on marine debris, scuba divers can directly and positively affect real,
long-term change in our community. For more information
about Operation - "Dive Against Debris," contact Paul Maliska
at 251-968-3795.
AROUND TOWN
10th Coastal Triathlon celebrates fitness & family
Triathlon and “Tri-It-On” at Gulf Shores Public Beach Sept. 10
A decade-long tradition continues in Gulf Shores on Saturday,
Sept. 10 during the Brett/Robinson Alabama Coastal Triathlon.
locals and beach guests are invited to participate in the longcourse triathlon or sprint “Tri-It-On” event taking off from The
Hangout with scenic coastal views, including a swim in the Gulf
of Mexico.
“It’s hard to believe it has been 10 years since the first Alabama
Coastal Triathlon,” said Bill Brett of Brett/Robinson. “It’s been a
pleasure being a part of the trailblazing event from the beginning
and hosting participants in our condos and Phoenix All Suites hotels. Brett/Robinson is looking forward to sponsoring the event
for years to come because we’re not only sponsoring healthy living but positive, family-friendly growth on the Alabama Gulf
Coast.”
The triathlon will feature a 1.5K swim in the Gulf of Mexico,
40K bike ride and 10K scenic run, while the “Tri-It-On” event consists of a 300-yard swim, 10-mile bike ride and 2-mile run. Preand post-race activities for both events will take place at The
Hangout.
“This race reflects exactly what our destination is all about –
family,” said Beth Gendler, vice president of sales for the Gulf
Shores & Orange Beach Sports Commission. “Brett/Robinson has
done a fantastic job of giving families the opportunity to get fit in
the sprint or full triathlon while vacationing at the beach for the
last 10 years, and we look forward to this race continuing to grow.”
Register for the triathlon by Aug. 21 for $120 for individuals,
$170 for two-person relays and $200 for three-person relays. “TriIt-On” registrations received by Aug. 21 cost $60 for individuals,
$90 for two-person relays and $105 for three-person relays. Prices
will increase on Aug. 22. To register, visit http://teammagic.com/events/67/contents/register. Additionally, book a unit
with Brett/Robinson Vacation Rentals today for the special discounted rate of $145 per night plus tax at Phoenix All Suites
Hotel by calling 800-221-0258 and referencing group code 947668.
Gendler also stresses the need for volunteers at the triathlon.
The Sports Commission Volunteer Incentive Program supports
civic groups by contributing $40 per volunteer per shift worked at
designated sporting events. To learn about volunteering with the
Sports Commission, contact Sarah Cooper at 251-947-4611 or
SCooper@GulfShores.com.
For information on upcoming athletic events along Alabama’s
Gulf Coast, visit GulfShores.com/Sports/Media-Room, or call 1800-745-SAND.
Publix SuperCup
attracts 200 teams
over 2 weekends
Perdido based Snap Soccer
will bring more than 100
elite girls’ soccer teams from
throughout the southeast to
local soccer complexes Sep
10-11 and and and an equal
number of boys’ elite teams
to the area the following
weekend for its annual Publix SuperCup Soccer Tournament.
Games will be played at
the Perdido Sportsplex on
Bauer Rd., the Orange
Beach Sportsplex on William
Silvers Pkwy and the Foley
Sports Tourism Complex on
County Rd. 20.Hosted by thPerdido Bay FC (perdidobayfc.com), the double
weekend tourney will bring
more than 2500 players and
8000 spectators to the area
from louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Illinois and Georgia in additon to Alabama
and Florida. The tourney’s
economic impact is more
than $1.5 million for the
South Baldwin County and
Southwest Escambia
County.
In addition to Publix, sponsors include Foley Sports
Tourism, Gulf Shores and
Orange Beach Sports Commission, Pensacola Sports,
Cobalt Restaurant and
Dominos Pizza.
For tourney info or opportunities to expose your business at the tourney call John
Guidroz at 850-492-9260,
email Info@SnapSoccer.com
or visit snapsoccer.com.
Beginner bridge class
starts Oct. 4 in O.B.
The Orange Beach Senior
Activity Center is registering students for a beginner
bridge class to be held on
Tuesdays from Oct. 4 ‘til
Nov. 22 from 10 a.m. ‘til
noon. Cost is $ 80 per person which includes books &
instruction from Gary
Klussman. More info: 251981-3440.
GRAVELY & WELLS SPLIT THUNDER RUN PRIZE: Steven Gravely and
Brian Wells split the main pot of $5,000 at the 16th Annual Thunder Run & Poker
Showdown held August 5-6. The Mystics of Pleasure (a Pleasure Island based Mardi
Gras krewe) sponsored event also included $500 cash raffles won by Keith Fountain
and John Johnson. Pictured: Thunder Run participans at The captain’s party at Calypso Joe’s Caribbean Grill, located at the Happy Harbor Marina on Marina Rd. in
Orange Beach.
Miranda Lambert, Kim Moore, Brothers Osborne at Wharf Sept. 8
Miranda lambert brings her Keeper of the Flame Tour to The
Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach on September 8 at 7:30
p.m. Kip Moore and Brothers Osborne are also on the bill. This is
lambert’s sixth headlining concert tour. It began on April 30 in
Austin and will finish on September 10 in West Palm Beach. In
between dates on this tour, she opened up for Kenny Chesney on
his Spread the love Tour.
Recently named the recipient of the inaugural Academy of Country Music Merle Haggard Spirit Award, lambert’s set lists on this
tour have been running 20 songs and include her biggest hits and
covers such as “Willin’’ and “Mississippi Queen.’’
“Musically, I’ve switched the set list up, doing some old songs,
doing new covers, and hopefully, really soon, adding some new
songs from the new project I’ve been working on,” lambert said
to Soundslikenashville.com. Tickets were still available at deadline through ticketmaster.com (800-745-3000) or at The Wharf
Amphitheater Box Office.
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Sahara desert?"
hurriedly packing his suitcase.
women were sitting together in the
sleeps in the middle of the road.
"Yes," he said, "or at least that's
"What happened Paddy?" she asks
front pew of a church listening to a
- There are 5,000 types of snakes
what they call it now."
anxiously.
fiery preacher.
and 4,998 of them live in the South.
••••••••••
"What happened? I'll tell you
When this preacher condemned
- There are 10,000 types of spiders.
The teacher of the earth science
what happened! I sent an email to
the sin of stealing, these two ladies
All 10,000 of them live in the South,
class was lecturing on map reading.
my wife telling her I was coming
cried out at the tops of their lungs,
plus a couple no one's seen before.
After explaining about latitude,
home today from my fishing trip. I
"Amen Brother!"
- If it grows, it'll stick ya. If it
longitude, degrees, and minutes the
get home ... and guess what I
When the preacher condemned the
crawls, it'll bite cha.
teacher asked, "Suppose I asked you
found? Your daughter, my wife,
sin of lust, they yelled again,
- Onced and Twiced are words.
to meet me for lunch at 23 degrees,
Jean, naked with Joe Murphy in
"Preach it, Reverend!"
- It is not a shopping cart, it is a
4 minutes north latitude and 45 deour marital bed! This is unforgivAnd when the preacher conbuggy!
grees, 15 minutes east longitude?"
able! The end of our marriage. I'm
demned the sin of lying, they
- People actually grow, eat and like
After a confused silence, a voice
done. I'm leaving forever!"
jumped to their feet and screamed,
okra.
volunteered, "I guess you'd be eat"Ah now, calm down, calm down
"Right on brother. Tell it like it is.
- Fixinto is one word. It means
ing alone."
Paddy!" says his mother-in-law.
Amen!"
I'm going to do that.
••••••••••
"There is something very odd going
But when the preacher condemned
- There is no such thing as lunch.
A blonde went to "Jim's Seafood
on here. Jean would never do such
the sin of gossip, the two got very
There is only dinner and then
Store" and asked Jim about the best
a thing! There must be a simple exquiet.
there's supper.
part of the fish.
planation. I'll go speak to her immeOne turned to the other and said,
- Iced tea is appropriate for all
Jim smirked and said, "The best
diately and find out what
"He's quit preaching and now he's
meals. It is referred to as
part of the fish is the head. Not only
happened."
meddlin'."
the Wine of the South.
is it good, but the head will make
Moments later, the mother-in-law
••••••••••
and you start drinking it when
comes back with a big smile. "Paddy, you smarter too."
When I was a little boy, I used to
you're two.
The blonde wanted to try and see if
I told you it must be a simple explabe afraid of the dark...
- We do like a little tea with our
they are really that good. The heads
nation....She never got your email!"
Now as an adult, I see the electric
sugar. It is referred to as
were $4.34 each and she got two.
••••••••••
bill and I'm afraid of the light!
the Wine of the South.
later that week she got some more
A man comes up to the owner of a
••••••••••
- Backwards and forwards means I
and told Jim that the heads were
lumberjack business and says, "I
My wife keeps reminding me
know everything about you.
really good.
need a job and I think I'm pretty
about some things that need repair
- The word jeet is actually a quesFor about three weeks, she got fish
good."
around the house. One would think
tion meaning, 'Did you eat?'
heads. Then one day, she came in
The owner replied, "Okay, show me
that after six months she’d know I
- Ya'll is singular. All ya'll is plural.
she said, "You know I have been
what you can do, chop down that
have the list memorized.
- Fried catfish is the other white
thinking, it's silly that I buy fish
redwood over there." The man said
••••••••••
meat.
A football coached was asked
heads for $4.34 each when I could
okay and left. Five minutes later he
••••••••••
Girl: Every time you smile, I feel
about his star lineman. The coach
have the whole fish with the head
came back and was done.
like inviting you to my place.
Why did the chicken cross the
replied, "He doesn't know the meanfor $3.00."
The owner was shocked and asked,
Boy (smiling): Why thank you...
road? To show that stupid possum
ing of the word fear. In fact, I have
Jim smirked again and said, "But
"How did you chop that tree down
are you single?
that it can be done!
seen his grades and there are a lot
you see, you got smarter already."
so fast?"
••••••••••
Girl: No, I am a dentist.
of words he doesn't know the mean••••••••••
The man said, "I got a lot of prac••••••••••
The mother-in-law arrives home
ing of!"
• How does Moses make tea? Hetice in the Sahara."
from shopping to find her son-inThings Southerners just know...
••••••••••
brews it.
The owner replied, "You mean the
law, Paddy in a steaming rage and
- A possum is a flat animal that
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COASTAL ALABAMA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AUG. SOCIAL AT THE WHARF
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
WED, AUG 31
Honeybee Festival 5K & Fun Run Oct. 1 in Robertsdale
Applications are now being accepted for
the October 1 Honey Bee Festival & 5K
Run 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Run/Walk
scheduled at 8 a.m. at Honey Bee Park
in Robertsdale. The Honeybee Festival
will take place at the same location
from 8 a.m. ‘til 4 p.m. Entry forms available on-line at cbef.org. All proceeds go
to Baldwin County Public Schools. For
more information call the Central Baldwin Chamber at 947-2626.
Women’s Business Alliance Women’s Forum slated Oct. 2-3
The Women’s Business Alliance will hold its 2nd annual WBA
Women’s Forum October 2-3 on Pleasure Isle. This annual business Forum features a Sunday evening networking reception,
speaker and vendor exhibitions on Monday, and award presentations with breakfast and lunch provided. The Sunday night networking reception will be held at lulu’s in Gulf Shores and the
Forum on Monday will be held at the Orange Beach Event Center at the Wharf.
Speakers include Phyllis Hoffman DePiano – CEO of publishing
house Hoffman Media, lucy Buffet – public figure, author, and
owner of lulu’s restaurants, Kelly Jones – Emmy nominated
journalist and local news personality, and Amy Elliott – an entrepreneur, customer service expert, and graduate of the Disney
Institute.
Tickets and vendor booth spaces are on sale now! Participant
tickets start at $149 and vendor booth space starts at $199. Early
bird rates expire on September 2. Tickets, hotel accommodation
links and more forum information are available online at womensbusinessalliance.org. For more info, contact Ashley Simpson,
251-660-2725 or aturner@wbaofal.org.
The Women’s Business Alliance is a not for profit organization
and it provides extensive business training, coaching, and networking opportunities to seven counties in South Alabama, with
their mission being the economic empowerment of women by assisting them to start and grow successful small businesses.
BIS TECHNOLOGY SPONSORS BACK TO SCHOOL DRIVE: BIS Technology Group, a total technology provider on the Gulf Coast, held a back-to-school
drive to raise school supplies for the local foster care program in Baldwin County.
With the help of their employees, BIS Technology Group was able to donate over
one hundred items to kids in need. Due to the success of the drive, they have decided
to make it an annual charity fundraiser. “I'm thankful for the group of employees we
have. They worked together to make this drive a success," said Phillip long, company CEO. Pictured: Taylor D’Amico (Digital Marketing Specialist), lorri Parsons
(Office Manager), lori Jones (Project Coordinator) and Heather Valentine (Marketing Coordinator).
S.B. Republican Women host
Sept. 11 Celebrate America
The South Baldwin Republican Women will sponsor
Celebrate America on Sunday, September 11 from 3
p.m. - 6 p.m. at the Robertsdale Coliseum. The event
will honor Baldwin County's
First Responders. There will
be free hot dogs, drinks,
chips & cookies, and is open
to the public.
The entertainment will include inspiring speakers,
chats with elected leaders,
great music by (above) Bailey Kennon, Miss Coastal Alabama 2016; and Shelby
Brown, a contestant on The
Voice and up and coming
country songstress (below)
Donica Knight of Prattville.
There will be Educational
Demonstrations by First Responders from fire and police, and lots of fun and
entertainment for kids.
The featured speaker will
be Joseph Dean who was instrumental in building the
Police Memorial in Washington, DC. Bring your children
and help celebrate our First
Responders.
• Flora-Bama Possible Probables: 2 p.m.
‘til; (Sched. on pages 32-33), Flora-Bama,
Perdido Key.
• Flora-Bama Bingo: free; 1-4 p.m.; great
prizes, family friendly; 17401 Perdido
Key Dr., Perdido Key.
• Holly Shelton: 7; The New Malibu
lounge, Pensacola.
• John Lee Sanders: 6; Voyagers Restaurant; Perdido Beach Resort; Orange
Beach.
• John Brust: 7; Perdido Beach Resort
lobby Bar; Orange Beach.
• Broken Down Car: noon; Pool Bar; Perdido Beach Resort; Orange Beach.
• John Joiner & Darrel Roberts: 7; Hub
Stacy’s, Innerarity Point.
• Open Mic w. John Puzan: 6; The Purple
Parrot, Perdido Key.
• Charlie Wilson Duo: 6; Tacky Jacks, Orange Beach.
• DJ-Karaoke: 10; The Jellyfish, Perdido
Key.
• Smokey Otis & Mark Laborde: 8; Pappa
Rocco’s; Gulf Shores.
• Karaoke & Trivia at The Tiki Bar: 7; (all
ages); live Bait Restaurant; Orange
Beach.
Key.
• Open Mixed Doubles Tennis: 7:30 a.m.;
all levels welcome; Gulf Shores Tennis
Center; corner of West 19th Ave. and
West 2nd St.
• Bingo: 6 p.m.; American legion Post 240;
8666 Gulf Beach Hwy.; Pensacola.
• Trivia Night: 6:30 p.m.; The Gulf Coast
Elks lodge 2789, Foley; 251-550-1060.
• Prayer Shawl Ministry: Noon; Perdido
Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• Food Ministry For Hungry Families:
noon-1 p.m.; Grace lutheran Church, corner of West 23rd Ave. and West 4th St. in
Gulf Shores; 251-968-5991.
• Food Bank: 9 - 11 a.m every Wednesday, Perdido Bay Baptist Church, 12600
Sorrento Rd. Pensacola; call for eligiblity
requirements at (850) 492-2604.
• Perdido Key Rotary Club: 7:30 a.m.;
every Wednesday at Triggers.
850.492.8335.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Gulf Shores Garden Club: 9:30 a.m.;
first Wednesday of each month September thru May; Harry Roberts Senior
Community House; 300 E. 16th Avenue,
Gulf Shores; new members and guests always welcome; 251-975-1111.
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 3-10:
1st Wed. of each month; 6:30 p.m.;
Mariner lakes Clubhouse; 251-980-1707.
• Orange Beach Lion’s Club: Meet the
first and third Wed. of the month at
Cobalt Restaurant at noon. Info: 251967-2514.
• AA: Noon; Perdido Bay UMC Worship
Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• AA: 7:30 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd.,
(Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
THU, SEPT 1
Advertise Where it Counts:
Perdido Key.
HOLY SPIRIT THRIFT SHOP AWARDS $5K
TO
AL FREE CLINIC: Holy Spirit Thrift Shop recently awarded a
$5,000 grant to the Alabama Free Clinic which provides quality medical to adults who are without insurance in Baldwin Clinic.
Alabama Free Clinic has clinics in several Baldwin county locations, including Bay Minette, Robertsdale and Gulf Shores. For
specific clinic hours and locations, interested individuals may visit www.Alabamafeeclinics.org or call 251-937-8096. Presenting
the grant, Holy Spirit Thrift Shop Chairman Millie Ericson said, "The Thrift Shop is delighted to support organizations such as
the Alabama Free Clinic through our outreach efforts. Our ability to provide these funds is due to the wonderful services of our
volunteers and the contributions of gently work clothing, household goods and furniture from the community." The Holy Spirit
Thrift Shop is located at 6798 Highway 59 in Gulf Shores. Hours are Tuesday through Friday 10 am - 4 pm and Saturday, 10 am
- 1 pm. Donations are accepted until 30 minutes prior to closing on these days. For additional information on the Holy Spirit Thrift
Shop, call Alicia at the Thrift Shop 251-968-6744. Pictured: Awarding a $5,000 grant to Alabama Free Clinics are (l-R) Millie Ericson, Holy Spirit Thrift Shop Chairman, volunteers, Betty lyle, and Ed Huechter along with laurie Kitrell, Executive Director
of the Alabama Free Clinic, volunteers Betty Huechter, and Margie Cox, Alicia Gattenio, Thrift Shop Manager, and volunteers
Yvonne Jones and Karen Anderso
• Ole River String Band: 6; The Original
Point; Innerarity Point.
• DJ Benji Banks: 10; live Bait Dance
Club, Orange Beach.
• Adam Holt: 5; lulu’s at Homeport Marina, Gulf Shores.
Beach.
• Knee Deep: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity
Point.
Key.
• DJ & Karaoke: 7; live Bait, Orange
Beach.
• Jim Andrews: 6. Cayman Grill, Orange
Beach.
• Scott Koehn & Woody Pierce: 6:30; Flipper’s, Orange Beach.
• Texas Hold ‘Em & APA 8 Ball at 7:30:
The Office, Foley.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
Pat Crumby Labor Day
Dance Sept. 5 in Loxley
LULU’S BARTENDER DELONG ADVANCES: Don Delong of lulu’s (above)
won the 2016 Gulf Coast Bartender of the Year Competition at the Gulf Shores
restaurant on Tuesday, Aug. 23. The mixologist won $200 and a plaque and advances
to the statewide competition in Montgomery on Sept. 26 where he will compete for
the $1,500 grand prize.
More than 100 dancers are expected to whirl and twirl to the dynamic music of JR Owen and Thom
Ogelsby during the Pat Crumby
labor Day Dance on Sept. 5 at the
loxley Civic Center from 2-5 p.m.
Music selections will be from the 50’s
& 60’s, including songs made famous
by Frank Sinatra, Elvis & louis
Armstrong. Admission is $10 per person for the BYOB event, and ice,
cups and water will be provided.
“This is a wonderful way to celebrate labor Day while keeping cool
and dancing with friends,’’ said
Cindy Youngblood, one of the event’s
organizers. For more info, call 251344-8854.
Pictured: Revelers at the Pat
Crumby July 4 dance in loxley.
• Karaoke: 8; Tacky Jacks, Ft. Morgan.
• Karaoke: 9; The Undertow; Orange
Beach.
• Tai Chi w. Rio Barlow: noon-1 p.m.;
Every Tuesday, all levels welcome; Gulf
Shores Cultural Arts Center; County Rd.
6 West.19470 Oak RD West
• Flora-Bama Bingo: 1-4 p.m.; FloraBama loung Tent Stage; Perdido Key.
• Rotary Club of Gulf Shores/Orange
Beach: noon; Gulf Shores Golf Club; visiting Rotarians and guests invited.
• Gulf Shores United Methodist Church
Bread Ministry: 9-10; every Thursday;
room 103 on the south campus, next to
Crossroad; 251 968-2411.
• Grumpy Old Men: 8 a.m.; Perdido Bay
UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity
Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola;
850-497-8625.
• Grief Support Group: noon-1:30 p.m.;
First Presbyterian Church of Foley; 195
E. Berry Ave.; for all who are grieving;
943-8325.
• Adult Bible Study: 10 a.m.; Gulf Shores
Presbyterian Church; all welcome; (251)
968-7720.
• Gulf Shores Library Pre-school (3-5)
Story Time: 10:30 a.m.; 251-968-1176.
• Orange Beach Bridge Club: Tue. &
Thur at noon; Orange Beach Senior Center; 251-981-3440.
• AA: 7 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship
FRI, SEPT 2
Perdido Key.
• Albert Simpson: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
Marina, Gulf Shores.
• John Lee Sanders: 7; Perdido Beach
Resort lobby Bar; Orange Beach.
Beach.
• Open Jukebox: 7; The Office, Foley.
• Velcro Pygmies: 10; live Bait Dance
Club, Orange Beach.
• Music Man & Company: 7; American
legion Post 44, Gulf Shores.
Beach.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
SMOKE UNDER THE OAKS: The Point Restaurant on Innerarity Point added
Chef Buzz Valadao’s smoked specialties (think banana leaf wrapped Portuguese
pulled pork) to an old tradition during its first annual Smoke Under The Oaks Festival, a continuation of the Smoke On The Water Sam Glass Birthday Bash that the
local musician organized at the state line for many years. Smokin Elvis’, Whyte
Capps and other guesst musicians took the stage with Glass during the Aug. 14
party in the Point Courtyard.
• Piano Man Edward Lee (all requests): 9;
Our Cigar Bar, The Wharf in Orange
Beach.
• Karaoke & Trivia at The Tiki Bar: 8-10
p.m. (all ages); live Bait Restaurant; Orange Beach.
• The Westside Players featuring Bill Barrow: 7; Franco’s Italian Restaurant, Orange Beach.
Key.
• Karaoke w. Kelli: 7; Snapper’s; Orange
Beach.
• Karaoke w. Tim Dean: 7; American legion Post 99, Foley.
• Class Act Duo: 8; Pappa Rocco’s; Gulf
Shores.
Beach.
• Bubba & Them Bluegrass Band: 6; The
Original Point; Innerarity Point.
• Open Jam: 8, American legion Post
199; Fairhope.
• Crosstown Band: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity Point.
West 2nd St.
• Flora-Bama Bingo: free; 1-4 p.m.; great
prizes, family friendly; 17401 Perdido
Key Dr., Perdido Key.
• Bingo: Early bird at 5:30; Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 5658; 24230 Highway
98 Elberta, 251-986-8201.
• First Friday Art Walk: 7 p.m. til; historic downtown Fairhope.
• Bingo: Early bird starts at 5;30; every
Friday at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
5659 on Hwy. 98 in Elberta.
• Celebrate Recovery: 6 p.m.; The Brooks
Center at Orange Beach United
K. of C. Million Dollar Shootout Sept. 16
Craft Farms host for 3rd annual Catholic school fundraiser
The 3rd Annual Knights of Columbus Million Dollar Shootout
Golf Tournament & Helicopter Golf Ball Drop will be held on Friday, September 16 at 9 a.m. at Craft Farms Golf Club in Gulf
Shores. The $125 entry fee per golfer for the 4-person scramble includes lunch after golf and a chance to win the $1 million hole in
one prize and a 2nd hole in one prize of a trip for two to Hawaii.
The winning team will earn a 3 day/2 night golf trip to the World
Golf Village in St. Augustine. The package includes lodging, one
round of golf at each of the two golf courses and tickets to the Golf
Hall of Fame. Helicopter ball drop tickets are $10 each. Each
ticket number will correspond with a golf ball number. The owner
of the ticket matching the ball that is closest to the pin will win
$1,000. Second place is worth $500. All proceeds will benefit St.
Benedict and St. Patrick Catholic Schools.
or more info or to register, call 205-999-5802 or email tonycrawford7777@gmail.com.
Methodist Church 28751 Canal Rd., Orange Beach; a joint effort of Worship on
J
the Water, Orange Beach UMC, and Perdido Bay UMC.
• Foley Rotary Club: 12:15 p.m.; Gift
Horse Restaurant in Foley; foleyrotary
@gulftel.com.
SAT, SEPT 3
Perdido Key.
• Miss Flora-Bama Bikini Contest Finals: 3 p.m; Flora-Bama, Perdido Key.
• 49th Annual 2016 MBGFC Labor Day
Invitational: Orange Beach Marina, Marina Rd.; Weigh-In Scales open 5-9 p.m.
• Tacky Jacks Bloody Mary 5k & 1 Mile
Fun Run: 7:30 a.m.; Tacky Jack's Gulf
Shores, 240 E. 24th Ave.
• Waterway Village Art Market: 3-8 p.m.;
Waterway Village, 116 E. 21st Ave., Gulf
Shores, 251-948-2627.
• Velcro Pygmies: 10; live Bait Dance
Club, Orange Beach.
Beach.
• Smokin’ Elvis: 6; The Purple Parrot,
Perdido Key.
• Kelly Polle & The Swingsets: 6; Pirates
Cove, Josephine.
• Billy Pelletier: 6:30; American legion
Post 99, Foley.
• Open Jukebox: 7; The Office, Foley.
• Lefty Collins: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
• Two of Hearts: 7; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Karaoke w/ Franco's owner Clorinda &
pal Emily: 7; Franco’s Italian Restaurant,
Orange Beach.
Beach.
FIRE AND IRON MOTORCYCLE CLUB DICE RUN BENEFITS OUR WACKY WOMEN OVARIAN CANCER FUND
WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Open Mic w. Hollis Sellew: 1 p.m.; Pirates Cove,
Josephine.
• Scott Koehn, Woody Pierce, Curtis Lance: 7; Flipper’s, Orange Beach.
• Karaoke & Trivia at The Tiki Bar: 8; (all ages); live
Bait Restaurant; Orange Beach.
• Class Act Duo: 8; Papa Rocco’s; Gulf Shores.
• D.J. Hunter Odom: 8; Snapper’s; Orange Beach.
• DJ-Karaoke: 10; The Jellyfish, Perdido Key.
• Open Jam: 8; American legion Post 199; Fairhope.
• Karaoke: 10; The Undertow; Orange Beach.
• Sandra Kaye w. Midnight Confessions: 7:30;
Nolan’s, Gulf Shores.
• Bubba & Them Bluegrass Band: 6; The Original
• Platinum Premier Band: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity Point.
• Optimist Club of Perdido Bay: Breakfast every Saturday at 7 a.m. at the lillian Community Club in lillian; (251) 961-2620.
• AA: 10 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship Center,
13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• AA: 7 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship Center,
• Ladies AA: 9 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point)
Pensacola.
SUN, SEPT 4
• Flora-Bama Possible Probables: 2 p.m. ‘til; (Sched.
on pages 32-33), Flora-Bama, Perdido Key.
• Worship @ The Water: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.; FloraBama Tent Stage, Perdido Key.
• Unity Church Beach Service: 10:30 a.m; Gulf
Shores State Park Beach Pavilion, Hwy. 182 in Gulf
Shores.
• Sunday 2-Person scramble: Every Sun. at 1 p.m.;
Glenlakes Golf Club, Foley, (251) 955-1220.
• Labor Day Street Party: 5 p.m.; The Wharf, 4830
Main St., Orange Beach, (251) 224-1000.
• 49th Annual 2016 MBGFC Labor Day Invitational:
Orange Beach Marina, Marina Rd.; Weigh-In Scales
open 5-9 p.m.
• Greg Brown: noon; lulu’s at Homeport Marina,
Gulf Shores.
• Velcro Pygmies: 10; live Bait Dance Club, Orange
Beach.
• Smokin Elvis: 4; The Point, Innerarity Point.
• Sam Glass Jam: 7; The Point, Innerarity Point.
• 3 Bean Soup: 5; lulu’s at Homeport Marina, Gulf
Shores.
• Turkey Shoot: sign-up at 11 a.m.; Elberta VFW, Elberta.
• John Lee Sanders: 6; Voyagers Restaurant; Orange
Beach.
• Bar Stool Surfers: 6; Sassy Bass Grille; Downtown
Ft. Morgan.
• Open Mic w. Scott Bryan: 1 p.m.; Pirates Cove,
Josephine.
• Music Man & Company: 5; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Karaoke & Trivia at The Tiki Bar: 7; (all ages); live
Bait Restaurant; Orange Beach.
• Jim Andrews: 11 a.m. Cayman Grill, Orange
Beach.
Advertising Info:
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
1st Annual Massacre Island
Sept. 17-18 on Dauphin Isle
Fundraiser takes Bushwacker shower at Tacky Jacks for ALS
“I’m not going to lie. After that horrible gumbo in New Orleans,
I’m glad that I’m having a bushwacker.’’ That was the immediate
response from larry Kaplan after he and his wife Jill were
doused with several pitchers of the local chocolate flavored liquor
delight on Aug. 26 at Tacky Jacks in a spin-off of the AlS Ice
Bucket Challenge that swept the country in 2014.
Kaplan was in Gulf Shores on day 26 and state 43 of larry’s
50In30 Challenge to raise funds for AlS. During each of his stops,
larry is drenched with liquids local to each state. In previous
stops on his journey, which started in Delaware, sponsors
splashed Kaplan with maple syrup, salmon heads, Wisconsin
cheese, watermelon, cherries, sunflower seeds, pizza ingrediants,
chocolate, chile and a mix of algae & powered sugar. He was
scheduled to get drenched with orange juice in Florida after leaving Tacky Jacks.
Kaplan took a month vacation to undertake his fundraiser. “I
get to go back to my normal life after this,’’ he said. “If you have
AlS, you and your family don't go back to your normal life."
Kaplan will end up driving more than 20,000 miles and flying to
Alaska and Hawaii during his one month fundraiser. A 20 year
volunteer with the Greater Philadelphia AlS Association, Kaplan
said he hopes to raise awareness of AlS as well as funds to fight
the disease. Alabama AlS Executive Director lisa Holmon, local
resident Cheryl lanning and Tiffany Feld and Bryan Hart from
Tacky Jacks had the pleasure of drenching the Kaplans with
bushwhackers. For more info or to donate to larry’s fund, visit
50in30.org
The 1st Annual Massacre Island on Dauphin Island will
be held Sept. 17-18 from 8
a.m. ‘til 5 p.m. The event will
highlight Flintlock Pistol
duels, Pirate Tug-O-War,
Swashbuckling Sword Play,
Cannon Firing, Blacksmithing by Ralph Oalman
and period music by the
Kracker Dan Band. There
will be a treasure hunt for
kids ages 12 and under. Tickets are $8 for adults ages 13
and up, and $4 for children
ages 5-12.
Children
ages 4
and under
are admitted
free. For
more information
email fortgaines@outlook.com
or call 251-861-6992.
In 1711, Pirates stormed
Mobile Bay and attacked
Dauphin Island, which after
that was known as Massacre
Island, because of the huge
pile of human skeletons that
were discovered by Pierre le
Moyne. On Sept. 17, from 11
a.m. ‘til 7 p.m., come see pirates again pilfer and pillage
Isle Dauphine and fight
against the Spanish and
British.
Paws in the Park Sept. 17
at Lake Shelby Dog Park
Paws in the Park, an event
that perfectly reflects its
name, will be held for the second time at The lake Shelby
Dog Park in Gulf State Park
(20115 State Hwy. 135 Gulf
Shores) from 9 a.m. ‘til noon
on Saturday, Sept. 17. Admission is free (cash donations
appreciated). So bring your
fur babies for a fun morning
at the GSP lakeside dog park.
All dogs in attendance will
get a treat from each vendor.
There will be a dog costume
contest costume with the entrance fee to benefit ACS.
There will be games, contests,
prizes, food and drink vendors, pet supplies, craft vendors, pet demonstrations and
a pet photographer. For more
info, call 251-948-7275 or
visit alapark.com
• Scott Koehn: 5:30; Flipper’s, Orange
Beach.
Stacey’s at the Point; Innerarity Point.
• Open Mic Karaoke w. Tim Dean: 6:
American legion Post 99, Foley.
• Classic Art Duo: 8; Papa Rocco’s; Gulf
Shores.
• Northwest Fla. Blues Society Jam: 7;
The New Malibu lounge, Pensacola.
MON, SEPT 5
Perdido Key.
• 30th Annual Mullet Festival: 6 a.m. til;
Lillian Community Club; 251-962-2855.
• Experience FootGolf: Noon ‘til; adults
$12; juniors $8; Glenlakes Golf Club;
Foley, 251-955-1220.
• Brent Burns: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
Orange Beach.
West 2nd St.
• Flora-Bama Family Bingo: 1-4 p.m.;
Flora-Bama lounge Tent Stage; Perdido
Key.
• Bingo: 6; American legion Post 44, Gulf
Shores.
• Celebrate Recovery: (Christ centered
12 step program); Monday evenings at 6
p.m.; Christian life Church in Orange
Beach; 251-967-4840.
• Overeaters Anonymous: 6; Holy Spirit
Episcopal Church; Gulf Shores, 616 Ft.
Morgan Rd.; 251-709-5907.
• Orange Beach Community Center Association Monthly Covered Dish Dinner:
social at 5, dinner at 6:30 p.m.; all winter
guests welcome; Canal Road next to the
Recreation Center; 251-981-1942.
• U.S. Coast Guard Flotilla 3-2: 7 p.m.;
Sailboat Bay Clubhouse; 1st Monday of
month; 975-1154.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
• T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly): weigh-in 5:30;
meeting 6; First Presbyterian Church of Foley;
(Berry & Highway 59).
• AA: Noon; Perdido Bay UMC Worship Center,
• Ladies AA: 10 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship
Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity
Point) Pensacola.
TUE, SEPT 6
• Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermans Market: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.; 20733 Miflin Rd. (County Rd.
20), Foley.
• John Lee Sanders: 6; Voyagers Restaurant; Perdido
Beach Resort; Orange Beach.
• John Brust: 7; Perdido Beach Resort lobby Bar;
Orange Beach.
• Karaoke: 7; The Purple Parrot, Perdido Key.
• Jimmy Lumpkin: 5; lulu’s at Homeport Marina,
Gulf Shores.
• Scott Koehn, Lisa Zanghi, Doug Habbena: 6:30;
Flipper’s, Orange Beach.
• Smokey Otis & Mark Laborde: 8; Pappa Rocco’s;
Gulf Shores.
• Free Line Dance Lessons: 6; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Open Mic: 6; The Office, Foley.
• Texas Hold'em: 7:30, The Office, Foley.
• Taco Tuesday: 5, tacos & music; Elberta VFW, Elberta.
• Bereaved Parents of the USA Meeting: 7 p.m.; The
Haven of Gulf Shores, 6848 Gulf Shores Pkwy.; 251223-7270.
• Flora-Bama Bingo: 1-4 p.m.; Flora-Bama loung
Tent Stage; Perdido Key.
• Celebrate Recovery Meeting: 6; includes free dinner; open to all; Orange Beach United Methodist
Church; 251-981-6751 or 850-419-1141.
• Orange Beach City Council Meeting: 5 p.m.; City
Hall; 980-INFO.
• Celebrate Recovery: 6; Perdido Bay UMC Activities
Point) Pensacola.
• L.A. Fleet Feet Running Club: Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
at Gulf State Park Fishing Pier; 5K, 10K, or walk;
Info: visit lafleetfeet.com.
• Orange Beach Bridge Club: Tue. & Thur at noon;
Orange Beach Senior Center; 251-981-3440.
• Orange Beach Library Children’s Story Time: 10
a.m.; preschool; 981-2923.
• Southwest Branch Library Children’s Story Time:
10:30 a.m.; preschool; 12248 Gulf Beach Hwy, Pensacola; (850) 453-7780.
• Gulf Shores Kiwanis Club: Palmer Dining Room at
Craft Farms; noon; new members and guests always
welcome; 251-981-9999.
• Kiwanis Club of Big Lagoon: 7:30 a.m.; Perdido
Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point
Road, Pensacola, info: Sarah De lazzer, 262-7494241.
• Kiwanis Club of Foley: Noon on Tuesdays at Ryan's
in Foley; 251-968-6288.
Advertising Info:
850-492-5221 • 251-968-5683
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Al-Anon: Noon; Perdido Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point)
Pensacola.
WED, SEPT 7
• Wonderful Wacky Women Night: 6-9 p.m.; ladies
get their first drink free, Flora-Bama, Perdido Key.
• Orange Beach Running Club: 6 p.m.; Orange
Beach Restaurant; Marina Rd. in Orange Beach; all
levels welcome; social at Calypso’s afterwards.
• John Lee Sanders: 6; Voyagers Restaurant; Perdido
Beach Resort; Orange Beach.
Orange Beach.
• Holly Shelton Band: 7; The New Malibu lounge,
Pensacola.
• Piano Man Edward Lee: 7; Our Cigar Bar, The
Wharf in Orange Beach.
• John Joiner & Darrel Roberts: 7; Hub Stacy’s, Innerarity Point.
Gulf Shores.
• Open Mic w. John Puzan: 6; The Purple Parrot,
Perdido Key.
• Karaoke: 6; American legion Post 44, Gulf Shores.
• Open Mixed Doubles Tennis: 7:30 a.m.; all levels
welcome; Gulf Shores Tennis Center; corner of West
19th Ave. and West 2nd St.
• Veteran’s Bingo: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; American legion
Post 99, Foley.
• Trivia Night: 6:30 p.m.; The Gulf Coast Elks lodge
2789, Foley; 251-550-1060.
• Quilting Party: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC
Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., learn
new techniques, exchange tips and tricks, 850-4970000.
• Prayer Shawl Ministry: Noon; Perdido Bay UMC
Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• Food Ministry For Hungry Families: noon-1 p.m.;
Grace lutheran Church, corner of West 23rd Ave.
and West 4th St. in Gulf Shores; 251-968-5991.
• Bread Ministry: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Orange Beach
United Methodist Church Brook's Center.
• Food Bank: 9 - 11 a.m every Wednesday, Perdido
Bay Baptist Church, 12600 Sorrento Rd. Pensacola;
call for eligiblity requirements at (850) 492-2604.
• Perdido Key Rotary Club: 7:30 a.m.; every Wednesday at Triggers. 850.492.8335.
• Storytime at Pensacola Southwest Branch Library:
free; infant to 5; 10:30-11; 1-2238 Old Gulf Beach
Hwy; (850)453-7780.
• Gulf Shores Garden Club: 9:30 a.m.; first Wednesday of each month September thru May; Harry
Roberts Senior Community House; 300 E. 16th Avenue, Gulf Shores; new members and guests always
welcome; 251-975-1111.
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 3-10: 1st Wed. of
each month; 6:30 p.m.; Harry M. Roberts Community House, 300 E. 16th Ave. in Gulf Shores: 251284-1461.
• AA: 7:30 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship Center,
THU, SEPT 8
• Miranda Lambert "Keeper of the Flame Tour"
With Special Guests Kip Moore & Brothers Osborne:
7:30; Wharf Amphitheater, Orange Beach.
• Nix Center Ballroom Dance w. JR Owen: 7; James
WHAT’S HAPPENING
P. Nix Center; Fairhope.
Key.
Beach.
Beach.
• Smokey Otis & Mark Laborde: 7; Papa
COOKIN’ WITH CAROLYN
BY CAROlYN GODFREY
Loaded Red Potato Casserole
16 small red potatoes
1/2 cup milk
1/4 cup butter, cubed
1/2 tsp. pepper
1/8 tsp. salt
1-1/2 cups (6 oz.) shredded cheddar cheese, divided
1/2 cup crumbled cooked bacon
1 cup (8 oz.) sour cream
2 Tbsp. minced chives
Place potatoes in a Dutch oven and cover with water. Bring to a
boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain. Mash potatoes with the milk, butter, pepper and salt.
Transfer to a greased 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Sprinkle with 1
cup cheese and bacon. Dollop with sour cream; sprinkle with
chives and remaining cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350 degrees for
20-25 min. or until cheese is melted.
Enjoy!
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Appalachian Basket Weaving
Workshop Sept. 9-10 at Art Hut
Sherry Farrell will be back on Innerarity Point to present her 5th Annual
Appalachian Basket Weaving Workshop Sept. 9-10 at the Art Hut at 3450
Innerarity Pt. Rd. (across from Publix
Shopping Plaza).
Workshop fee is$40 per person including supplies and materials. Just
bring a bucket, a small towel and scissors. For more info, call (pictured) Farrell at 615-430-7677 or Art Hut owner
M.J. Swartz at 850-492-4284.
Basket making is one of the oldest
crafts, if not the oldest. Primitive humans used limbs, leaves, and vines
woven together to carry the necessities of life—nuts, fruits, and game.
From these crude beginnings, different cultures have developed literally
hundreds of styles of baskets. In many
cases, the style of basket depends on
the availability of resources and
plants suitable for basket construction.
In early times, baskets were a necessity. This was long before the days of
metal containers. Because baskets are
a part of our heritage, most of us have
a fascination for them.
• Raising Karma: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity Point.
• 40 & 8 Club: 2 p.m.; American legion
Post 99, Foley; 251-943-7391.
850-497-8625.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
• U.S. Coast Guard Flotilla Meeting: 11:30 a.m.;
Ryan's in Foley; 251-965-3100 or 251-752-6654.
• Gulf Shores United Methodist Church Bread Ministry: 9-10; every Thursday; room 103 on the south
campus, next to Crossroad; 251 968-2411.
• Grief Support Group: 11 a.m.; 3rd Thurs. of month;
library; First Presbyterian Church of Foley; 9438325.
• Adult Bible Study: 10 a.m.; Gulf Shores Presbyterian Church; all welcome; (251) 968-7720.
• Gulf Shores Library Pre-school (3-5) Story Time:
10:30 a.m.; 251-968-1176.
• Western Gate Chapter of the Florida Trail Association Monthly Meeting: 6:30 p.m. Monthly meeting;
visitors welcome. Details: (850) 932-0125 or
http://westgate.floridatrail.org
FRI, SEPT 9
• Bulls on the Beach at the Flora-Bama: fun starts
at 6 p.m.; rodeo at 8 p.m.; 17401 Perdido Key Dr.,
Perdido Key; (850) 492-0611.
• Appalachian Basketweaving Workshop: The Art
Hut, Innerarity Point; 850-492-4284.
• The Westside Players featuring Bill Barrow: 7;
Franco’s Italian Restaurant, Orange Beach.
• DJ Loaded Gun: 10; live Bait Dance Club, Orange
Beach.
• DJ & Karaoke: 8; live Bait, Orange Beach.
• Light Travelers: 5; lulu’s at Homeport Marina,
Gulf Shores.
• Piano Man Edward Lee (all requests): 9; Our Cigar
Bar, The Wharf in Orange Beach.
• John Joiner & Darrell Roberts: 6; The Purple Parrot, Perdido Key.
• People’s Friends: 7; The Office, Foley.
• Bubba & Them Bluegrass Band: 6; The Original
• Sandra Kaye w. Midnight Confessions: 7:30;
Nolan’s, Gulf Shores.
• Music Man & Company: 7; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Open Jam: 8; American legion Post 199; Fairhope.
• Karaoke w. Tim Dean: 7; American legion Post 99,
Foley.
• Karaoke: 10; The Undertow; Orange Beach.
• Karaoke w. Kelli: 7; Snapper’s; Orange Beach.
• Class Act Duo: 8; Pappa Rocco’s; Gulf Shores.
• Greg Lyon Band: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity Point.
• Bingo: Early bird at 5:30; Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 5658; 24230 Highway 98 Elberta, 251-986-8201.
• Flora-Bama Bingo: free; 1-4 p.m.; great prizes,
family friendly; 17401 Perdido Key Dr., Perdido Key.
• Celebrate Recovery: 6 p.m.; The Brooks Center at
Orange Beach United Methodist Church 28751
Canal Rd., Orange Beach; a joint effort of Worship on
the Water, Orange Beach UMC, and Perdido Bay
UMC.
• Foley Rotary Club: 12:15 p.m.; Gift Horse Restaurant in Foley; foleyrotary @gulftel.com.
SAT, SEPT 10
• Bulls on the Beach at the Flora-Bama: fun starts
at 6 p.m.; rodeo at 8 p.m.; 17401 Perdido Key Dr.,
Perdido Key; (850) 492-0611.
• Brett Robinson Alabama Coastal Triathlon: 8 a.m.;
Gulf Shores Main Public Beach (Gulf Place), (615)
460-9927.
• 25th Annual Sand, Sea and Spirit Wellness Re-
WHAT’S HAPPENING
All About Dogs Rescue Golf Scramble Sept. 23
All About Dogs Coastal Rescue will host its 5th Annual Going to the
Dogs Golf Scramble to raise funds to support its rescue and adoption efforts on Sept. 23 at Craft Farms Golf Resort. Registration begins at
10:30 a.m., with the shotgun start set for noon.
Golfers can sign up individually ($100) or as a team ($400) in men’s
and women’s flights. The fee includes green fees, cart fees, range balls,
lunch and prizes.
Special hole-in-one prizes include $10,000 cash, a set of Callaway
irons, a Sharp lCD flat screen TV and roundtrip domestic airfare for
Two. Sponsorships are available. Donations of gift certificates or products for prizes would also be appreciated. For more player or sponsor
info, contact tourney director Tom Bruce at 948-5307 or tombruce
1943@gmail. com.
All About Dogs Coastal Rescue is an all volunteer group of dedicated
animal lovers committed to rescue, rehabilitate and find homes for
abused and abandoned dogs in South Baldwin County. Its efforts in
taking dogs into the program help reduce the number of healthy dogs
euthanized at local shelters. All dogs placed in the non-profit’s care are
given appropriate and needed medical treatment, temperament evaluation and socialization in preparation for adoption. All dogs are fully
vaccinated, spayed or neutered, heartworm tested and treated prior to
adoption. Potential adopters are interviewed for a proper match before
approval for adoption. It operates solely on donations and fund raising
events, and every dollar donated goes directly to provide medical and
daily care for our rescue pets.
Top trop rockers booked for Oct. 1 Oasis Fest
Trop Rock, a lazy river and a desire to be part of something new are
three of the attractions that should draw a crowd to the inaugural
Oasis Fest on Saturday, Oct. 1 from 2-10 p.m. at the Oasis Resort at The
Wharf in Orange Beach.
The Southern Drawl Band, two time Trop Rock Award winners for
Band of the year, Trop Rock Entertainer of the Year Jimmy Maraventano and Austin’s Donny Brewer will entertain. Caribbean food will be
on the menu, and fest patrons will have full use of the resort’s wave
pool, lazy river, hot tub, volleyball courts and sandy beaches.
Cost is $30 per person and tickets are available at sassybassmarketplace.com.
The Oasis is a private resort, but patrons will have full access to the
all its amenities and full bar for the price of admission.
Bring beach chairs and towels and kick back to some world class trop
rock music at Pleasure Island’s most tropical of setting.
treat: Orange Beach,
sandseaandspirit.com.
• Appalachian Basketweaving Workshop:
The Art Hut, Innerarity Point; 850-4924284.
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s: 9:30 a.m.;
Fairhope Municipal Pier and Park.
• Whyte Caps Band: 10; live Bait Dance
Club, Orange Beach.
• Grits & Pieces: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
Orange Beach.
Beach.
• Smokin’ Elvis: 6; The Purple Parrot,
Perdido Key.
• Jason Able Project: 7; The Office, Foley.
• Bruti: 6:30; American legion Post 99,
Foley.
• Scott Koehn, Woody Pierce, Curtis
Lance: 7; Flipper’s, Orange Beach.
• Lisa Zanghi & LeAnne Creswell: 7;
Franco’s Italian Restaurant, Orange
Beach.
• Piano Man Edward Lee (all requests): 9;
Our Cigar Bar, The Wharf in Orange
Beach.
Key.
• Sandra Kaye w. Midnight Confessions:
7:30; Nolan’s, Gulf Shores.
• D.J. Hunter Odom: 8; Snapper’s; Orange Beach.
• Open Jam: 8; American legion Post
199; Fairhope.
• Class Act Duo: 8; Papa Rocco’s; Gulf
Shores.
• Two of Hearts: 6; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Bubba & Them Bluegrass Band: 6; The
Original Point; Innerarity Point.
• Moderate Chop: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity Point.
• Texas Hold ‘Em Tourney: 7:30; The Office, Foley.
• Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fisher-
WHAT’S HAPPENING
Labor Day BBQ & music at
Fairhope American Legion
BALDWIN DEANERY CONVENTION AUG. 16-18 IN O.B.:The Shrine
of the Holy Cross in Daphne was host to the August meeting of the Baldwin Deanery of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women (ACCW). Guest speaker was
Mary Gaines, President of the ACCW Mobile Archdiocese. After the installation of
officers, President Gaines provided information about the 81st ACCW Annual Convention that will be held Oct. 16 to 18 in Orange Beach. This year's theme is "Casting Nets of Mercy" to coincide with Pope Francis' Year of Mercy that has been an
invitation to love, kindness, and unbounded generosity. Reservations for the event
must be made for the convention by Sept. 23 to ACCW Baldwin/Escambia Deanery,
190 River Route, Magnolia Springs, Al 36555. Hotel Reservations must be made to
the Island House Hotel by Sept. 16. A special rate is offered to ACCW members attending. Call (251) 981-6100 or email IslandHouseHotel.com for reservations. The
mission of the ACCW is to provide a medium of support to enable and educate all
Catholic Women of the Archdiocese of Mobile in matters of spiritual development,
leadership, and service to the Church, families, and society in the modern world,
with Gospel values, Church teachings, and Tradition. Pictured: Past ACCW President Merle Carroll presents a sunflower to Baldwin Deanery ACCW Auditor Karen
McClantoc. Others from left are Treasurer Doris Wilson; Secretary Barbara McGonigle; Vice President Judie Flanigan and President Teresa Rhodes. Ms Carroll presented all the officers with flowers representing their offices.
MIRAMS & BENEDETTO’S PROVIDE
LUNCH & HOPE: The Mystical Order of Mirams and Benedetto’s Italian Restorate, located
at Zeke’s landing in Orange Beach, provided
lunch to guests of The little Pink Houses of Hope
on August 22. Tables were set up in a party room
at Turquoise Place and decorated in Mardi Gras
style by the volunteers of little Pink Houses.
Guests thoroughly enjoyed spaghetti with meat
sauce and salad while overlooking the Gulf. little Pink Houses of Hope provides free, week long
vacations for breast cancer patients and their
families. They believe a cancer diagnosis does not
just affect the patient, but the entire family.
Every beach retreat is designed to help families
relax, reconnect and rejuvenate during the cancer journey. Visit littlepink.org for more info. The
Mirams also donated $100 to help with expenses
for the week. and wish to thank little Pink
Houses of Hope and Benedetto’s for allowing
them to meet some fantastic people and participate in this outstanding event. Visit mirams.info
American legion Post 199
in Fairhope will host its annual labor Day BBQ on
Monday, Sept. 5 beginning at
11 a.m. Traditional chicken
and pork plates with sides
will be sold for $12 each.
Mid life Crisis (pictured)
will follow the BBQ with a
live concert from the legion
Beach Stage at 3 p.m.
through sunset. Post 199 is
located at 700 S. Mobile St.
For more info, call 251-9289132.
mans Market: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.; 20733 Miflin Rd. (County Rd. 20), Foley.
• Baldwin County Genealogical Society:
10 a.m.; public invited; Foley library;
319 East laurel Ave.
• Optimist Club of Perdido Bay: breakfast every Saturday at 7 a.m. at the lillian Community Club in lillian; (251)
961-2620.
• AA: 10 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship
• Ladies AA: 9 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC
Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point
Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
SUN, SEPT 11
• Worship @ The Water: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m.;
Flora-Bama Tent Stage, Perdido Key.
• Unity Church Beach Service: 10:30 a.m;
Gulf Shores State Park Beach Pavilion,
Hwy. 182 in Gulf Shores.
Perdido Key.
• 25th Annual Sand, Sea and Spirit Wellness Retreat: Orange Beach, sandseaandspirit.com.
• Sunday 2-Person scramble: Every Sun.
at 1 p.m.; Glenlakes Golf Club, Foley,
(251) 955-1220.
• Smokin Elvis: 4; The Point, Innerarity
Point.
• Sam Glass Jam: 7; The Point, Innerarity Point.
• Melissa Joiner: 6; Sassy Bass Grille;
Downtown Ft. Morgan.
• John Lee Sanders: 6; Voyagers Restaurant; Orange Beach.
• Greg Brown: noon; lulu’s at Homeport
• Coconut Radio: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
• Music Man & Company: 5; American
legion Post 44, Gulf Shores.
• Scott Koehn: 5:30; Flipper’s, Orange
Beach.
• Joe Gilchrist’s Music Jam: 3; The New
Malibu lounge; Pensacola.
• Karaoke w. Tim Dean: 6; American legion Post 99, Foley.
Stacey’s at the Point; Innerarity Point.
• Monthly Potluck Birthday Bash w. live
music: 4 ‘til; American legion Post 99,
Foley.
• Classic Act Duo: 8; Papa Rocco’s; Gulf
Shores.
MON, SEPT 12
Perdido Key.
• Experience FootGolf: Noon ‘til; adults
$12; juniors $8; Glenlakes Golf Club;
Foley, 251-955-1220.
• 3rd Annual Gulf Coast Songwriter
Shootout: 8 p.m.; The Hot Spot Music and
Grub; The Wharf, Orange Beach; gulfcoastsongwritershootout.com.
Orange Beach.
• Open Mic w/ Cathy Pace: 5 til; FloraBama; Perdido Key.
• Brent Burns: 5; lulu’s at Homeport
• Bingo: 6; American legion Post 44, Gulf
GSES TEACHERS WITH MRS. SWIGER: Angie Swiger, Gulf Shores Elementary School’s representative on the Baldwin County Board of Education, met
with the GSES teachers during the recent Meet the Teacher day to thank them and
encourage them. Pictured: Amanda McAleer - 3rd grade, Emily Corcoran - 2nd
grade, Melissa Ryall - 3rd grade, Mrs. Swiger, Mary Catherine law - 1st grade.
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Shores.
• Celebrate Recovery: (Christ centered 12 step program); Monday evenings at 6 p.m.; Christian life
Church in Orange Beach; 251-967-4840.
• Overeaters Anonymous: 6; Holy Spirit Episcopal
Church; Gulf Shores, 616 Ft. Morgan Rd.; 251-7095907.
• Flora-Bama Bingo: free; 1-4 p.m.; great prizes,
family friendly; 17401 Perdido Key Dr., Perdido Key.
• T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly): weigh-in 5:30;
meeting 6; First Presbyterian Church of Foley;
(Berry & Highway 59).
• Cocaine Anonymous: 8 p.m. every Monday; Holy
Spirit Episcopal Church, 616 Ft. Morgan Rd.
• Ladies AA: 10 a.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Worship
Point) Pensacola.
TUE, SEPT 13
Orange Beach.
Gulf Shores.
• Scott Koehn, Lisa Zanghi, Doug Habbena: 6:30; Flipper’s, Orange Beach.
• Karaoke: 7; The Purple Parrot, Perdido Key.
• Open Mic W. Mel Knapp: 7; Moe’s BBQ, Foley.
• Free Line Dance Lessons: 7; American legion Post
44, Gulf Shores.
• Open Mic: 6; The Office, Foley.
• Texas Hold'em: 7:30, The Office, Foley.
• Taco Tuesday: 5, tacos & music; Elberta VFW, Elberta.
• Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermans Market: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.; 20733 Miflin Rd. (County Rd.
20), Foley.
• Orange Beach Grief Support Group: 10 a.m.; Orange Beach Senior Activity Center, 26251 Canal Rd.;
251-943-5015.
• Bingo: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; The Gulf Coast Elks lodge
2789, Foley; 251-550-1060.
• GriefShare Support Program: 6-8 p.m.; every Tuesday; Point Baptist Church, 13801 Innerarity Rd., Pensacola; pointbaptist.org.
• Celebrate Recovery Meeting: 6; includes free dinner; open to all; Orange Beach United Methodist
Church; 251-981-6751 or 850-419-1141.
• Orange Beach City Council Meeting: 5 p.m.; City
Hall; 980-INFO.
• L.A. Fleet Feet Running Club: Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
at Gulf State Park Fishing Pier; 5K, 10K, or walk;
Info: visit lafleetfeet.com.
• Sonora Masonic Lodge: 7 p.m.; 202 E. Jackson Street
in Summerdale; sonora635.com.
• Celebrate Recovery: 6 p.m.; Perdido Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• Orange Beach Library Children’s Story Time: 10
a.m.; preschool; 981-2923.
• Southwest Branch Library Children’s Story Time:
10:30 a.m.; preschool; 12248 Gulf Beach Hwy, Pensacola; (850) 453-7780.
• Overcomers Outreach: 7 p.m.; First Baptist
Church of Orange Beach; 980-1705.
• Gulf Shores Kiwanis Club: Palmer Dining Room at
Craft Farms; noon; new members and guests always
welcome; 251-981-9999.
• Kiwanis Club of Big Lagoon: Breakfast meeting
each Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.; speaker first three Tuesdays and a business meeting the fourth Tuesday;
Perdido Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Road, Pensacola, 262-749-4241.
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Sept. 15-17 Wharf Uncorked
to showcase 20 restaurants
Gulf Coast Athletic Club grows members, increases donations, and establishes a foundation
Scarbinsky, Sherrill, Campbell, Ward, Goff, Riggins scheduled to address group at Craft Farms
The Gulf Coast Athletic Club is experiencing a
resurgence in membership and has recently
taken several steps to increase its fundraising efforts.
With 103 members representing 26 college
teams, GCAC experienced record membership
levels in 2015, and is on track to exceed that
number this year. Membership increased from 80
members in 2013.
“Our fun atmosphere and exciting speaker lineup is attracting more interest,” said David DeMeyer, membership chair. Club dues are $200 for
eight meetings, which includes cocktail hour, dinner, team reports, updates from Gulf Shores
High School and a guest speaker.
The 14th Annual GCAC Golf Tournament held
in June was a major success thanks to strong
sponsor support and tremendous participation.
“We had a great turnout and raised over
$20,000 which will go toward supporting the
high school athletic department and funding
scholarships,” said Fred Dickerson, co-chair of
the tournament.
“We appreciate those who participated and especially our sponsors who made the tournament
such a success,” said tourney co-chair John McCormick.
In May, the club awarded $7,000 in scholarships
to male and female Scholar Athletes of the Year
from Gulf Shores High School. The recipients
were Taylor Brown and Ishan Patel. The two students were chosen from a field of eight, who
along with their parents, were honored at last
year’s GCAC meetings.
The Club also launched the Gulf Coast Athletic
Club Foundation, a charitable organization. All
donations to the Foundation are tax deductible.
“We have seen an uptick in donations this year
which will allow us to maximize our impact
through continued support of local youth athletics and proving scholarships to student athletes,’’
said Foundation President David lee. “The tax
deductibility of donations makes the Foundation
a great option for anyone wanting to support our
student athletes.’’
Donations to the Gulf Coast Athletic Club Foundation can be sent to P.O. Box 5281 Gulf Shores,
Alabama, 36547. For information on joining the
Gulf Coast Athletic Club, go tgulfcoastathleticclub.com or email David DeMeyer at david.d.demeyer@gmail.com. Pictured: (l to R) Gulf Coast
Athletic Club scheduled 2016 speakers include
Jackie Sherrill, Quintin Riggins, Jason Campbell, Charlie Ward & Kevin Scarbinsky.
2016 Gulf Coast Athletic Club Speakers
Sept. 12: Quentin Riggins, Auburn lB. Team Captain, All-American (88’ & 89’), 3x SEC Champion.
Sept. 26: Kevin Scarbinsky. lead sports columnist for Alabama Media Group (Al.com, Mobile
Press-Register, The Birmingham News, and The Huntsville Times) and talk show host.
Oct. 10: Jason Campbell, Auburn QB. Gatorade Player of the Year (99’), SEC Player of the Year
(04’), NFl 1st Round Draft (05’), 10-year NFl career.
Oct. 24: Coach Jackie Sherrill, Championships in 62’ & 65’ as a player at Alabama under Bear
Bryant; Head Coach at Washington State (76’), Pittsburg (77’-81’), Texas A&M (82’-88’), and Mississippi State (91’-03’).
Nov. 7: Charlie Ward, Florida State QB. Heisman Trophy Winner (93’), All-American (93’), College
Football Hall of Fame (06’), NBA 1st Round Pick (94’), 11-year NBA career.
Nov. 21: Coach Ray Goff. SEC Player of the Year (76’) under Vince Dooley at Georgia; Coached at
the University of Georgia from 1981 to 1995 (Head Coach: 88’-95’)
Jan. 23: Reece’s Senior Bowl & BCS Meeting.
GCAC meetings start with social time followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. and the program at 7 p.m.
Annual membership is $200, which includes dinner. Non-members may attend meetings for $30.
For membership info, contact David DeMeyer at David.d.DeMeyer@gmail.com or Taylor Means at
Taylor.Means@gmail.com. Club info can also be found at gcathleticclub.com GCAC is a non-profit
social organization supporting Gulf Shores athletic programs by providing equipment, supplies
and scholarships. Since 1999, the GCAC has provided more than $150,000 in benefits to our local
youth & athletic programs.
The third annual Wharf Uncorked
Food & Wine Festival, scheduled Sept.
15-17 along the Orange Beach Shopping Center’s Main Street, will feature more than 20 of the Gulf Coast’s
most beloved chefs and restaurants.
On Thursday, Sept. 15, the event will
kick off with a VIP experience at The
Palms from 6:308:30 p.m. with a
cutthroat competition between Chris
Sherrill
(FloraBama Yacht Club),
Brody Olive (Perdido Beach Resort)
and Chris Kelly
(Driftwood Bar &
Grille, Ronin Sushi
Chris Sherrill
Bar). The chefs will
race against the
clock as they encounter culinary
challenges to create
the best dish made
with Alabama Gulf
Seafood.
James Briscione
Brooke
and
Parkhurst,
authors
Brody Olive
of The Couples
Kitchen, will team up to emcee the
Chef Showdown. There will be select
vendor wine tasting, an auction preview, an open bar and giveaways. Individual tickets for the kick-off event
are $25. Combo tickets for the Chef
Showdown and Grand Tasting are
$60. last minute pricing is $35 and
$90, respectively.
The Wharf ’s 10 unique restaurants
and other participating venues along
the Gulf Coast will have individual
wine dinners with specials and pairings on Friday, Sept 16.
For Saturday’s (Sept. 17) Grand
Tasting, The Wharf Entertainment
District will be lined with vendors
serving more than 150 labels of wines
and small bites for the culinary competition from participating restaurants that include Fisher’s at Orange
Beach Marina, Master Joe’s, Shipp’s
Harbor Grill, Driftwood Bar & Grille,
Ronin Sushi Bar, Ginny lane Bar and
Grill, Villaggio Grille, Flora Bama
Yacht Club, Voyagers, Coast and Cowgirls.
This year, The Wharf Uncorked
champion will be an automatic elite
qualifier for the World Food Championships in November, also at The
Wharf.
During Saturday’s Grand Tasting ,
guests can visit the Culinary Experience Tent for demonstrations from top
chefs like two-time ‘Chopped’ champion and cookbook author Briscione;
Peter D’Andrea with Wind Creek who
has cooked for kings, presidents and
renowned chef Julia Childs; and ‘Food
Network Star’ runner-up and
writer/blogger, Jay Ducote. Currently,
grand tasting tickets are at $60 . The
price rises to $70 on Sept. 1.
In addition, there will be a luxury
yacht walk, book signings, live and
silent auctions benefitting Make-AWish and a high-end tasting tent.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.com, or at The Wharf box office. For more info, visit TheWharfUn
corked.com.
• Kiwanis Club of Foley: Noon on Tuesdays at Ryan's in Foley; 251-968-6288.
• Al-Anon: Noon; Perdido Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point
Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
WED, SEPT 14
Perdido Key.
• Wonderful Wacky Women Night: 6-9
p.m.; ladies get their first drink free,
Flora-Bama, Perdido Key.
• WWW Teal Tingleboots Silent Auction
& Wacky Boots Fundraiser: 5:30 p.m. til;
tent stage at the famous Flora-Bama.
• Orange Beach Running Club: 6 p.m.;
Fisher’s Restaurant; Marina Rd. in Orange Beach; all levels welcome; social at
Calypso Joe’s afterwards.
• Holly Shelton Band: 7; The New Malibu
lounge, Pensacola.
• Open Mic w. John Puzan: 6; The Purple
Parrot, Perdido Key.
Beach.
• Karaoke: 7; American legion Post 44,
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
PKA organizing Perdido’s
Sept. 17 Coastal Clean-Up
BUSINESS BRIEFS
DISH-A-LICIOUS DELIVERS HOMEMADE FOOD:
Too tired or too busy to cook? We've got you covered! The Classy
ladies Creations duo, who brought you the Perdido Market
Baskets, have created a new endeavor, Dish-A-licious. We are
cooking up main dishes and sides for you, delivered to your
door. We take orders by each Wednesday night, cook and freeze
the food, then deliver it each Monday. It is Southern cooking
brought right to you! No additives or preservatives. The main
dishes are meatloaf, garlic chicken, Greek spaghetti, cabbage
rolls, chicken spaghetti, pork roast & gravy, pot roast, potatoes
& carrots, and spaghetti & meatballs. We have several sides as
well. Our delivery areas include south of Wal-Mart on Sorrento
Rd. in the Perdido Key area; Orange Beach, Alabama; and lillian, Alabama up to Elberta, Alabama. Delivery fees and taxes
are included in the prices. So, the next time you don't feel like
cooking, but would like to stay home and eat good food, call
Sally Bowen at 850-554-2956 or Joyce Herman at 251-5041704. Bon Appetite! (By Sally Bowen).
••••••••••
BOLL IS WCI’S JULY SALES LEADER: TWCI Communities has named Stephanie Boll sales leader for the month
of July at lost Key Golf and Beach Club, in Perdido Key. Boll
was promoted to community representative for the luxury, master-planned community in March. Boll is responsible for introducing prospective residents to lost Key’s lifestyle and
amenities — including the exclusive “Resort Villas,” a collection of 28 townhome-style residences that WCI began constructing in March. The four-bedroom, four-bath residences will
offer more than 2,100 square feet of air-conditioned living area,
two-car garages, covered patios and expansive views of lost
Key’s award-winning golf course and nature preserve – with
prices starting in the upper $300,000s. lost Key is a 413-acre
gated community nestled amid the sugar-white sand and
turquoise water of Perdido Key. Surrounded by more than 300
acres of natural preserves, the master-planned community offers the best in Florida living — including an 18-hole golf
course, superb dining, a yacht club with wet and dry slip leases,
a complimentary beach shuttle and a planned beach club, pool
and fitness center. More info: lostkey.wcicommunities.com or
850-549-2120.
••••••••••
AMY PERALTA JOINS CVB STAFF: With more than
20 years of experience in the tourism and hospitality industry,
Amy Peralta joins the Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism
(CVB) conventions and meetings team as the sales manager
handling all markets in Alabama, Georgia, louisiana, Missis-
Stephanie Boll;
Amy Peralta;
Ellen Taylor
sippi and Texas. Most recently, Peralta served as a sales manager at the Perdido Beach Resort in Orange Beach, the largest
privately-owned hotel in the destination. After many years of
working in accounting in the healthcare industry, Peralta
began her hospitality career in her native New Orleans in 1995
at the Hilton Riverside in the international and tour/travel department followed by management positions with Destination
Management, Inc. and Hotel Monteleone. Peralta relocated to
the Alabama Gulf Coast in 2002 and began handling the distribution of Southern Breeze magazine for Compass Marketing in 2003. She then served as group sales manager for The
Beach Club by Spectrum Resorts and spent the last 11 years as
group sales manager at Perdido Beach Resort. She holds a Certified Government Meeting Professional certification and is a
member of many professional organizations. For more information on planning a meeting along Alabama’s beaches, visit
GulfShores.com/Conventions-Meetings.
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ARCHANGEL RADIO UPGRADES:After a successful
Spring Pledge Drive and donations from friends of the station,
Archangel Radio, WNGl, 1410 AM, was able to purchase come
much-needed equipment. In addition, the staff is looking forward to expanding the signal to provide better reception for
Foley, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and lillian. The Catholic
radio station was launched in 2010 and broadcasts daily,
spreading the word of God and sharing the faith, not just on
the radio, but on the internet and smart phones. The $16,000
renovation included computers needed for production and animation, a mixing board with processors for sound quality, updated software programs, lighting and worktable. They have
also rearranged the equipment and microphones to make it
easier for guests to interact with Station Manager Ellen Taylor,
Production Coordinator Mike Romano and other show hosts.
For more info, visit archangelradio.com. Pictured: Station Manager Ellen Taylor and Production Coordinator Mike Romano
show off some of the new equipment to help provide top-quality programs on Catholic radio station Archangel Radio,
WNGl, 1410 AM.
The Perdido Key Association will organize activities
on Perdido Key during International Coastal Cleanup
Day on Sept. 17 from 8 a.m.
‘til noon. Volunteers are
asked to meet at Perdido
Key State Park West Recreation Area and join PKA
members, the Friends of
Pensacola State Parks, and
the staff of Perdido Key
State Park to help keep Perdido’s beaches clean and
beautiful.
GREAT JOB EMMA: Emma Steffek, a student in Cassandra Bowman’s 4th grade class at Gulf Shores
Elementary, shows the art teacher,
Mrs. Kristina McClay, her robot she
built over the summer. This robot
draws! Great job, Emma!
Guide4Fun celebrates 5th year anniversary on Perdido Key
local company publishing its 2nd annual Orange Beach cartoon map
It hardly seems possible that four years have gone by since
Guide4Fun published its first cartoon map. But here they are
rolling into 2017 and the fifth annual publication. It took several years to get the project off the ground as Hurricanes
Ivan,Katrina and the BP oil spill interrupted the normal
course of business for everyone along our Gulf Coast and they
were no exception. However, once they got a toe hold they have
flourished.
Guide4Fun is a colorful, entertaining guide and a keepsake
publication. They print over 100,000 copies annually between
Orange Beach and Perdido Key. Furthermore they have a
tremendous state of the art, mobile friendly, interactive web
presence, Guide4Fun.com.
Because they are available on the web folks use Guide4Fun
to plan their trips before they get here and because they are
available in print locally, at hundreds distribution points
throughout the these beach communities, visitors use them
while they are here. Publix Super Markets is one of their major
sponsors and they are one of the few local publications that
are distributed from their local stores.
Other distribution points include condominiums, hotels, property management companies, restaurants, stores, gift shops,
Visitors Centers, Chambers of Commerce and other attractions
and locations. Most advertising vehicles here on the beach are
solo type, such as rack cards or magazines. It is easy to see how
your ad can get lost in the wall of rack cards or as a side bar
ad of an article.
The Guide4Fun map offers a unique perspective in that you
can see the whole area and all of the advertisers at a glance as
you look at the map. And at the same time it leads them right
to your front door. They also offer enhanced ads that will punch
up your presence on the map and panel size ads to help boost
your appearance even more.
They have designed the map to be informative as well as colorful and fun. If you look close you will find local icon's and
funny figures at different locations, personalizing the maps.
The Maps feature many of our local characters that have gone
home as well as several that are alive and well and deserve to
be honored for their contributions to our beautiful communities.
Gulf Shores.
• Piano Man Edward Lee: 7; Our Cigar
Bar, The Wharf in Orange Beach.
Stacy’s, Innerarity Point.
Key.
West 2nd St.
• UPA 8 ball League: 7; The Office, Foley.
• Veteran’s Bingo: 10 a.m. -2 p.m.; American legion Post 99, Foley.
• Trivia Night: 6:30 p.m.; The Gulf Coast
Elks lodge 2789, Foley; 251-550-1060.
• Prayer Shawl Ministry: Noon; Perdido
Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola.
• Bingo: 6 p.m.; American legion Post
240; 8666 Gulf Beach Hwy.; Pensacola.
• Grief Support Group: 10 a.m.; Perdido
Bay UMC Activities Center, 13660 Innerarity Point Rd., (Innerarity Point) Pensacola; 850-492-2135
• South Alabama Senior Travelers: 9
a..m; Foley Senior Center; visitors welcome; 251-928-4494.
• Orange Beach Friends of the Library:
10; library meeting room; 978-4106.
• Food Ministry For Hungry Families:
noon-1 p.m.; Grace lutheran Church, corner of West 23rd Ave. and West 4th St. in
Gulf Shores; 251-968-5991.
• Bread Ministry: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Orange Beach United Methodist Church
Brook's Center.
• Food Bank: 9 - 11 a.m every Wednesday, Perdido Bay Baptist Church, 12600
Sorrento Rd. Pensacola; call for eligiblity
requirements at (850) 492-2604.
• Gulf Shores Woman's Club: 11 a.m.;
Palmer Room at Craft Farms; all intterested women invited to attend; 251-9805722.
• Perdido Key Rotary Club: 7:30 a.m.;
every Wednesday at Triggers.
850.492.8335.
• Gulf Shores Lions Club: noon; 2nd &
4th Wednesday; noon; Gulf Shores Community House, 300 E. 16th Avenue; 251-
The Maps are easy to read and small enough to be able to
navigate within your automobile. Guide4Fun has found many
of our visitors take them home with them as coffee table decor
and children really love the maps, they find them very entertaining. A limited number of posters of unfolded maps are also
offered, at no cost, for display at your business, rental property
or home and snowbirds love them.
Their motto: “It is our business to tell
you where to go” is a tongue and cheek
statement that people giggle at but understand that it is true. They are 30
year veterans of beach life here on the
Red Neck Riviera and refuse to take
things too seriously.
Any business that wants “to be on the
map” can call 850-287-5815. You will not
regret it. With advertising costs going
through the roof they are a breath of
fresh air with prices starting as low as
$1.36 a day for a basic ad and it provides you with a cartoon drawing of the
front of your business, a listing in their business directory
within the category's of your business as well as a link to your
website on their state of the art interactive map. It is probably
the only advertising medium that has not gone up in price in
five years.
Pictured: Dorothy Garrett, owner/operator of Guide4Fun.
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Benedetto's at Zeke’s Landing hosts Perdido Key Chamber of Commerce Social
968-2823.
• Storytime at Pensacola Southwest
Branch Library: free; infant to 5; 10:3011; 12238 Old Gulf Beach Hwy; (850)4537780.
THU, SEPT 15
Tammy & Samuel St. George, owners of Benedetto's Italian Ristorante
at Zeke’s landing in Orange Beach,
welcomed Perdido Key Chamber of
Commerce members to enjoy gourmet
small plates and Orange Beach’s
most spectacular waterfront view
during a recent social at the bistro.
Samuel, the executive chef. Sam has
dreamed of having his own restaurant since he was 7-years-old. He
started working in restaurants at a
very early age and went to the Culinary Institute of New York right out
of high school and has worked in
some of the finest restaurants in
Florida, Minnesota and New York.
He's incredibly talented and has put
together an exceptional team in the
kitchen.
“When we decided to start this adventure we were looking for a name
for our restaurant,’’ Tammy said. “We
considered a lot of different names
and couldn't find anything we could
agree on. My husband passed away in
November of 2014 and life changed
greatly for my entire family. When
Sam said to think of a name, I looked
around my room and saw a plaque
that read ‘Blessed,’ and I knew that
was the perfect description of how we
felt about this opportunity. Sam
translated blessed to Italian and so
now I can proudly say ‘welcome toBenedetto's.’’’
• USA Wakeboard Collegiate Nationals:
Flora-Bama Marina & Watersports, Ole
River at the Fl-Al State line; 225-6106707.
Perdido Key.
• The Wharf Uncorked Food & Wine Festival Kick Off Party & Chef Showdown:
6:30 p.m; The Wharf in Orange Beach;
(251) 224-1000.
Key.
• Adam Holt: 5; lulu’s; Gulf Shores.
Beach.
Beach.
Beach.
• Knee Deep: 7; Hub Stacey’s; Innerarity
Point.
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary-FL32: 11:30
a.m.; Ryan's in Foley.; Info: 252-965-3100
or 251-945-5678.
• Pensacola Numismatic Society (Coin
Club) Meeting: 6:30 p.m.; Sonny’s Barbeque, 630 North Navy Blvd.; (850) 3326491.
• VFW Post 5859 Monthly Membership
Meeting: 7 p.m.; Elberta.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
850-497-8625.
• Warrington Elks Bingo: $3800 pay-off;
sales at 5 p.m.; early birds at 6 p.m.;
South 72 Ave. & Hwy. 98, Pensacola.
• Foley Garden Club: 3rd Thursday of
each month, September through May;
12:30 p.m. at the Foley Public library
conference room on East laurel St.; 251972-8721.
• Gulf Shores United Methodist Church
Bread Ministry: 9-10; every Thursday;
room 103 on the south campus, next to
Crossroad; 251 968-2411.
• Grief Support Group: 11 a.m.; 3rd
Thurs. of month; library; First Presbyterian Church of Foley; 943-8325.
• Adult Bible Study: 10 a.m.; Gulf Shores
Presbyterian Church; all welcome; (251)
968-7720.
• Christian Women’s Club Lunch: Gift
Horse Rest. in Foley; 11 a.m.; free nursery; 251-961-1610 or 987-1062.
• Orange Beach Bridge Club: Tue. &
Thur at noon; Orange Beach Senior Center; 251-981-3440.
• Gulf Shores Library Pre-school (3-5)
Story Time: 10:30 a.m.; 251-968-1176.
• Western Gate Chapter of the Florida
Trail Association Monthly Meeting: 6:30
Demo Recording
& CD Duplication
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AROUND TOWN
Former O.B, business owner
Dave McDonald passes away
Former Orange Beach business owner Dave MacDonald
Sr. passed away on Aug. 17.
A business owner in Orange
Beach of
DEMAC
Building
Specialties
for many
years, he
was well
known in
the community for his
business
sense, generous personality, and good humor.
Born in 1935, Dave is survived by his wife of fifty-four
years, Tuckie McCabe MacDonald of Foley and two loving sons, David and Andy,
both of Foley and numerous
close, compassionate and caring friends.
Dave was a veteran of the
United States Air Force and
served honorably.
Dave's passionate hobby was
Barbershop Singing and he
was an enthusiastic member
of choruses on the West Coast
and in Moblie.
In later years he was assistant director of the Four
Winds Chorus in Gulf Shores.
In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the
American Cancer Society. A
memorial service is planned The date to be announced.
Dave's guestbook is available
to sign at Cason Funeral
Service. Inc.
Counting Crows, Seether
playing at free Mobile festival
The Counting Crows (pictured), Seether and Trombone
Shorty will headline the 2nd
Annual TenSixtyFive Festival,
a free multi-day, multi-stage
party on Dauphin St. in down-
town Mobile the weekend of
September 30, October 1 and
October 2.
The announced lineup for
Sept. 30: Trombone Shorty
and Orleans Avenue, Moon
Taxi, Blind Melon, Black Joe
lewis and The Honeybears,
los Colognes.
The announced lineup for Oct.
1: Seether, Dirty Heads, The
Struts, Starset, 7Horse, Infant
Richard and the Delta Stones.
The announced lineup for Oct.
2: Counting Crows, Wet Willie,
Mulligan Brothers, Paw Paw’s
Medicine Cabinet.
20th Suzi Beane Classic
slated Oct. 1 at Lost Key
The 20th Annual Suzi Beane
Golf Classic will be held on
Saturday, October 1 at lost
Key Golf Club on Perdido Key,
with registration starting at 8
a.m. and a shotgun start an
hour later.
The tourney is a fundraiser
for the Suzi Beane Memorial
Fund and includes best decorated cart, longest drive, closest to the pin, beat the pro
and split the pot competitions.
Cost is $75 per player or $300
per four person team. For
more info, contact Cissy Witt
at 850-572- 0605 or Joy Jones
at 770-597-1114.
Suzi Beane (pictured) lost
her battle with cancer on July
14, 1995. This year’s tourney
is dedicated to Donalyn Hoff
(Suzi’s sister), who was diagnosed with colon cancer and
struggled through seven
months of chemotherapy.
Both of Suzi’s parents also
succumbed to cancer.
“Our family has dealt with
cervical, prostate, breast, and
now colon cancer,’’ said Jones,
a sibling of Suzi and Donalyn.
“We are determined more
than ever to support cancer
prevention programs to find a
cure for cancer, even as we
struggle within our own family with this disease.”
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pass a drug test. Please contact 251-981perfect for a creative, friendly person.
HAIR SALON
2000 to apply.
Please
send
email
to
Jim
at
Hair Salon For Sale/lease. PRIME Gulf
PANINI PETE’S/SUNSET POINTE
jd10135@yahoo.com with your contact inShores location. Please, only serious inNow Hiring for all positions: Sunset Pointe
formation and a description of your qualiquiries. 251-223-6937.
at Fly Creek Marina and Panini Pete's
fications.
OWN 20% OF CONDO
Fairhope. Come join our staff at 2 of the
SPECTRUM RESORT
Income/Asseet Appreciation/Personal Use:
hottest restaurants on the bay! Come join
Spectrum Resorts now hiring for the folWe have 4 partners each owning 20% of a
our wonderful staff for the Fall and make
lowing positions: Turquoise Place-FullGulf Shores condo that will be completed
some money! Call for details and apply in
time Floor Technician (prior carpet/floor
12/31/16 who are looking for a 5th partner.
person!
cleaning experience, preferred), Fulltime
4
bedrooms/3
baths
=
outstanding
rental
RETAIL - ST. CHARLES PLACE
Hot Tub Mechanical Technician (prior
FOLEY - COMMERCIAL
income potential. The building only has 80
WANTED: Dependable employee to work
pump/heater repair experience, preferred).
Commercial building 4500 sq. ft.
condos, loaded with amenities, a corner
in the best gift shop on the island! Since
The Beach Club-Part-time Restaurant
office/whse space for rent, can be divided.
unit with unobstructed views to the west
we live in a resort area, you must be able
Servers (prior experience preferred) To
West Michigan Ave in Foley. Nicely finand a great value! 706-302-8961 or email
to work a flexible schedule and weekends.
apply,
visit
careers.
spectrumresorts.com
ished inside and outside. Call 404-433jeffwarnerbrown@gmail.com (8/31)
We are open from 9:30-9:00 p.m. (Summer
Questions, call 251-224-3221.
3321.
NEAR SOLDIERS CREEK
hrs.) Must have retail experience, dress
WRECKER DRIVER
SENIORS 1BR
Near Soldiers Creek and Pirates Cove, Escomfortable but professional, know how to
Wrecker service in need of drivers. Must
Attn: Seniors 1 BR for lease in Gulf
tate size building lot - $125 per month.
run a cash register, check-in and stock
have experience and also must be able to
Shores. Roomy Island Style Cottage apt in
Available now. Nice trees. Restricted. Very
downtown Gulf Shores ON the Interconvenient to Foley or Pensacola, or
coastal Waterway! Near park, restaurants,
beaches. Nearly 1 acre. All utilities availand churches. Just a few blocks from Acme
able. $165 per month! Easy financing with
Oyster House. No dogs, no smoking. All
$500 down, $23,900. 3 lots available. Text
utilities included. 55+ older only. Only
251-747-0097.
$690/mo. Text 251-284-1025.
LOT - NORTH OF G.S.
GULF SHORES TOWNHOME
North of Gulf Shores - building lot; Great
Gulf Shores Townhome. Best location…
place to build about half way between Gulf
Downtown in the Entertainment District.
Shores and Foley. Nice lot in great comClean 2 bedroom townhome, across the
munity off 65 and 16 – Hidden lakes. Feastreet from Acme and Tacky Jacks, very
tures a pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, and
close to shops, school, churches, and post
nice lakes! All utilities on site. 1300 SF
office. $890 per month. No dogs. Good refminimum new construction only. $19,900.
erences required. Most utilities included.
$500 down, $137 per month. 2 lots availText 251-752-0381.
able. Text 251-747-0097.
1BR IN ELBERTA
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
Country Crossroads, Elberta. Great 1 bedroom home available now! Has a huge covered deck, nice landscaping, concrete
driveway! This is a 55+ ONlY property.
Rent includes All utilties except electric.
lawn service provided free of charge. Nice
and quiet here. Community features a
clubhouse, catfish pond, nice neighbors,
street lamps, and concrete roads. Nice
place! $590 per month. No Dogs. Background checks apply. TEXT 251-2841025.\
RETIRE IN ELBERTA
Retire Here in Elberta. Nice and clean!
like New – unfurnished. Roomy 2BR
available for 55 and older only at Country
Crossroads Retirement Community. Nice
wood floors, large kitchen, and covered
porch. All utilties included except electric!
Yard services, electric, water, sewer, and
garbage are included. No dogs. Nice place!
$690 per month. Text 251-284-1025.
ATTN SENIORS
Attn Seniors RV Park in Retirement Park.
located in Country Crossroads Retirement Community! This is a 55+ only park.
All utilities are included. Clubhouse, catfish pond, concrete roads, street lamps,
nice neighbors. Bring your RV here. $350
per month. Text 251-752-0385.
RV LOT ON BAY
RV lot; On the Bay in Orange Beach! Or
behind the Mall in Foley! RV lOT – lot
only. All utilities are included. $350 per
month. TEXT 251-752-0381.
COMMERCIAL-HWY 59
Highway 59 Commercial lot For lease;
North Foley. Approx 200’ frontage on
Highway 59, approx. 800’ north of Foley
Beach Express on west side of highway.
lot is cleared / filled / and ready to use.
$600 per month. Text 251-747-0097.
HAIR SALON
Hair Salon For Sale/lease. PRIME Gulf
Shores location. Please, only serious inquiries. 251-223-6937.
FOR SALE
THE GROVE
The Grove is Foley’s Premier 55+ Community for Active lifestyles. New 3Bd/2Ba
Manufactured Homes with prices starting
in the $90’s or custom build your retirement dream in this beautiful gated community.
Enjoy the Clubhouse, Pool,
Jacuzzi, Activities. Minutes from beaches.
www.thefoleygrove.com or 251-971-1033.
MISCELLANEOUS
26 CAT - MAKE OFFER
2005 Pro Sports 26 foot Catamaran with
twin Yamaha 2005 200hp 2 stroke saltwater offshore series engines. Hard top with
leaning post tower and 2 rod holders. Furuno FCV -582 fish finder and Furuno
1650 Color GPS plotter. 2005 Magic Tilt 3
axle trailer Model TTPK 28. Rebuilt
Trailer. Call Bill at 205-222-2862. Under
a Carport. Rain or Shine.
HELP WANTED
RECRUITER
large employer in Gulf Shores and
Fairhope seeks a recruiter to help us find
and screen associates from within our
community. Part time, ongoing position
merchandise and be a cleaning fiend! It's
a fun job and I will consider all applicant's!
Part-time and full time available, year
round! leave your drama at home and do
NOT call, that is the lazy way of applying
for a job. Send resume to PO Box 916 Orange Beach, Al 36561 or apply in person
at St. Charles Place Cards & Gifts on the
beach road between Walmart and Dollar
General. 25241 Perdido Beach Blvd. Orange Beach.
MASSAGE THERAPIST
Massage therapist needed for busy spa;
call Pam at 251-968-6682.
VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
Men and women interested in helping the
community are needed by the Innerarity
Point Volunteer Fire Department. For
more info, call the station at 492-0544.
;
PICTURES OF THE WEEK
Simon Says Prostate Cancer
5.8K Sept. 10 at Ole River Bar
Email your shots to mulletwrapper@gulftel.com
Beautiful evening clouds down at west beach from Melissa
Kitchens.
From Dennis Whitney.
Pictures of the Week fan John Bunting of Pensacola shares a picture taken from the Fairhope Bluffs.
Barry Comstock and Alma Dresing share a picture of sunrise
from the Gulf State Park Pier
The Simon Says Run for
Prostate Cancer 5.8K will be
held on Sept. 10 at 7:30 a.m.,
with the start and finish at
the Flora~Bama Ole River
Bar, located at 17400 Perdido Key Dr. on the Fl-Al
state line.
Registration is now open at
active.com. Cost is $25 per
person for runners and
walkers. Day of race registration is $30. Packet pickup and late registration will
be available at the
Flora~Bama Ole River Bar
on Friday, September 9 from
5-8 p.m. and on race day.
Entry fees include a race
shirt and entry to the postrace party at the
Flora~Bama Ole River Bar,
which will include burgers
and beer, music and awards
presentations. One hundred
percent of the event proceeds will be donated to the
Prostate Cancer Foundation.
This event is to raise
awareness of prostate cancer, to protect the men from
prostate cancer, and raise
funds for the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF).
“I am excited to say we
were able to donate $7,000
last year to the PFC,’’ said
race coordinator Jennifer
Newman. “Our goal is to donate 100 percent of participant entry fees to the PCF.’’
The PCF is firmly committed to curing prostate cancer
and has helped build a
global research enterprise of
nearly $10 billion, funding
more than 2,000 programs
at more than 200 research
centers in 18 countries since
inception in 1993.
Event sponsors are needed
to cover the expenses such
as participant and volunteer
t-shirts, and registration
and vendor costs. Individuals, organizations or groups
can support the event in any
one of five levels. For more
sponsor info, contact Newman at 228-806-2299.
“Until there is a cure for
prostate cancer, we need to
help those fighting the disease, so let's put our feet together and run/walk for a
cure,’’ said Newman.
G.S. facial surgeon establishes a “new normal” in aesthetic rejuvination
Dr. Gaylon McCollough featured in new plastic surgery textbook
The trend-setting work of McCollough
Institute founder and world renowned, Facial Surgeon, Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough is
featured in an academic critique of Aesthetic Rejuvenation of the Face and Neck.
The recently released plastic surgery textbook is published by Thieme, Inc., one of
the world’s largest publishers
of medical educational resources.
The book’s reviewer specifically referenced Dr. McCollough’s “Condition Specific
Rhytidectomy (Facelifting):
An Evidence-Based Paradigm
Shift in Facial Rejuvenation”
as a way for Facial Surgeons
to “arm (themselves) with the
knowledge and skills needed
to perform operations competently”.
Although previously introduced in a
peer-reviewed journal, the inclusion of McCollough’s facial rejuvenation system in a
respected plastic surgery textbook, establishes it as “standard of care”, i.e., a “new
normal” within his profession.
About this recognition, McCollough said,
“Sharing knowledge with fellow physicians is a responsibility to which I swore
when I took the Hippocratic Oath. Early
in my career, I realized that a ‘one-sizefits-all’ approach to anything means that
it fits some conditions; but, certainly not
all. When it comes to how—and when—
faces age, every face is different. The same
face is a different face at different stages
in a person’s life. So it makes little sense
for a surgeon to perform the identical
amount of surgery in all cases—and in all
regions of the face and neck—
every time.”
“Rejuvenation plans can—
and should be—individually
tailored to the face in question,’’ he added. “This realization led me to create a
‘condition-specific’ treatment
system. Now that it has been
recognized as a paradigm—a
‘new normal’—plastic surgery
colleagues, the world over, can
more readily identify, recommend and perform the most appropriate
treatment plan, for every face.”
Dr. McCollough is the founder of the McCollough Institute in Gulf Shores, Alabama, past-president of the American
Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery and listed among “America’s Top
Plastic Surgeons” and “Best Doctors in
America.”
For more info or a copy of his consumer
information book: The Appearance Factor,
call 1-866-876-7600 or visit mccolloughplasticsurgery.com.

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