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Vol. 4, No. 4 Your Local News and Information Source *www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, February 20, 2009
Special response officers
moving back to headquarters
Hi Hometown News
Readers,
New charges filed in
pornography
Holly Hill Police have
filed new charges against a
Flagler county father and
daughter at the center of a
child pornography investi-
gation. Kristilyn Smith was
arrested again and booked
into the Volusia County Jail
on charges of incest and
lewd and lascivious exhibi-
tion. Her father, Alton
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By Bethany Chambers
bchambers@hometownnewsol.com
HOLLY HILL As the saying
goes, when one, door closes another
one opens.
That's the case with the police
substation on the south side of the
city, which will close at the end of
April after less than a year in opera-
tion to cut costs.
The officers who worked out of
the substation will instead move
into a new office space inside the
police department at city hall. And
residents and business owners on
the south side just may get another
shot at having the police camped
out in their neighborhood.
Next month the city commission
will consider opening
a smaller substation,
just larger than a
kiosk, in the area,
city manager Tim
Harbuck said.
"We really
expanded our sery-
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See you
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Arianna C6rbin waits patiently to
take part in the First Grade Circus at
Warner Christian Academy in South
or Daytona last week. The circus is an
annual event that started 37 years
ago as a part of their Social Studies
curriculum.
Randy Barber
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Dunn Avenue extension 'shovel
By Bethany Chambers are "shovel ready" enough
bchambers@hometownnewsol.com to get a piece of the pie.
"When we looked at the
DAYTONA BEACH criteria (for stimulus
Dunn Avenue may soon be ,money) we only had one.
known as something else: project ready. in Volusia
"Done" Avenue. County ... and that was this
With a $787-billion feder- project," said Jon Cheney,
al economic stimulus pack- Volusia County director of
age potentially making its traffic engineering. "It
way to municipalities later meets the original intent (of
this year, local officials say the stimulus):.to create jobs
they're hoping plans, to and improve road capacity."
extend Dunn Avenue west DunnmAvenue, a two-lane
of Williamson Boulevard road that runs parallel to
International Speedway
Boulevard, would be
extended from Williamson
Boulevard to Tomoka Farms
Road with an overpass
crossing Interstate 95.
Officials say they're sup-
porting the project to allevi-
ate traffic congestion and
provide i another route
between the east and west
sides of the city. Some resi-
dents of the area, though,
say' their quiet neighbor-
hoods may face more intru-
ready,' nee
sion and traffic once the
extension is complete.
Currently Dunn ends .at
Williamson, where the
county has added a traffic
light in, anticipation of
some of those concerns, Mr.
Cheney said.
Design for die proposed
$12.6-nmillion project was
completed in 2004: Since
* then permits have been
obtained, right-of-way
issues resolved, and an
environmental study has
ds funds
been completed, said Paul
McKitrick, deputy city man-
ager for Daytona Beach.
Consolidated Tomoka
Land Company has agreed
to provide the five percent
local matching funds
required for the project,
"This really opens up the
property west of 1-95 for
development and job cre-
ation," Mr. McKitrick said.
The project is also neces-
sary to provide a beach
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Fort Pierce Editor's note:
This is a statement from River-
side National Bank regarding
last week's closing of Riverside
Bank of the Gulf Coast:
"There are several banks in
Florida that have the word'
'Riverside' in their names. Each
of the banks is independently
owned and operated. Each
operates in separate geographi-
cal areas of the state through
separate branches and other
facilities, and each has separate
charters, separate employees
and management teams, and
separate boards of directors -
even different products and
services.
One of these banks River-
side Bank of the Gulf Coast
based in Cape Coral was
recently closed by regulators.
Riverside National Bank is
based in Fort Pierce and has
NOT closed. Customers of
Riverside National Bank will not
be affected by the closure of a
completely different bank."
Additional facts about
Riverside National Bank
Riverside National Bank was
founded in September 1982 by
Vernon Smith together with cer-
tain St. Lucie County communi-
ty leaders. Riverside National
Bank is based in Fort Pierce and
has 60 branches in 10 counties
throughout the Treasure Coast,
Space Coast and Heartland
regions of Florida (St. Lucie, Bre-
vard, Indian River, Okeechobee,
Martin, Palm Beach, Polk, Volu-
,sia, Highlands and Lake River-
side Bank of the Gulf Coast does
not operate in any of these
counties). Riverside National
Bank has assets of approximate-
ly $3.8 billion.
Riverside National Bank is a
completely separate and differ-
ent legal entity which operates
under a federal charter issued by
the U.S. Comptroller of the Cur-
rency ("OCC"). Riverside
National Bank is primarily regu-
lated by the OCC.
Because the banks operate in
different geographical areas of
the state, very few customers of
Riverside National Bank are
believed to be customers of
Riverside Bank of the Gulf Coast.
Customers sometimes have
accounts or loans with multiple
banks, but any overlap of cus-
tomers is believed to be nominal
and no greater than with other
banks located'in Florida.
Vernon Smith, recently retired
CEO of Riverside National Bank,
was the primary founder of both
banks Riverside National Bank
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Police foundation raises
funds for training
Will sell stickers, pavers this weekend
By Bethany Chambers
bchambers@hometownnewsol.com
DAYTONA BEACH Behind the
men and women in blue stands
another group, and its goal is green.
The Daytona Beach Police Foun-
dation, created 18 months ago by
Chief Mike Chitwodd, raised
$80,000 in 2008 to pay for equip-
ment for the department and to
send officers to training and college
programs.
In addition to donations, the
foundation is also fundraising by
selling foundation support stickers
for cars and businesses and
inscribed brick pavers to be placed
in front of the new police head-
quarters at 129 Valor Blvd.
Stickers cost $25 and pavers cost
$100. Both will be on sale thiA week-
end at the police station's public
grand opening ceremony from
noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.
So far the foundation has used
funds to purchase the crime lab
equipment for DNA testing and has
purchased bicycles and computer
programs that were not covered by
the city's general budget.
The DNA testing equipment was
recently used to identify one serial
burglar who had broken into
dozens of cars and homes in the
city, said foundation chairman Bob
Davis.
"One DNA test led to 40 solved
crimes," he said.
The foundation has also sent 44
police officers to state and national
training programs and to under-
graduate and graduate programs at
Daytona State College, the Univer-
sity of Central Florida, Keiser Uni-
versity and Bethune-Cookman
University. Colleges have also pro-
vided $140,000 in scholarships to
ensure the cost of the officers' edu-
cation is covered fully.
Mr. Davis said he hopes the pro-
gram can be expanded in the future
to help officers from police depart-
ments in neighboring cities.
"Our goal is to have this be not
just for Daytona Beach, but for all
law enforcement officers in Volusia
County," he said.
Donor Daniel Myara, a Daytona
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NICU: Special babies, special care
"I was hysterical," Ms. Grif-
fin said. "I didn't think I was
ready. I didn't think (the
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VOLUSIA COUNTY -
When Samantha Griffin, 20,
went into labor earlier this
month, her baby wasn't due
for another five weeks.
The Edgewater resident
feared the worst.
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counties.
One day later, Ms. Griffin
sat in a rocking chair in the
specialty unit, cradling her
newborn, grateful that Kan-
dise didn't seem to have any
significant medical prob-
lems.
"They are just keeping an
eye on her," she said. "Yester-
day she was having a little bit
of trouble breathing."
The locally-based NICU
provides expectant and new
moms the peace of mind
that, should the need arise,
specialty care is available
around the clock, said
Catherine Privett, RN, man-
ager of the Center forWoman
and Infant Health.
Halifax Health officials
recently announced that
neonatologists Peter G.
Taves, M.D. and Deborah A.
Donlon, M.D. from the Uni-
versity of Florida College of
Medicine at Jacksonville will
provide management and
patient care for the 13-bed
unit.
The pair will fill the shoes
of former medical director
Dr. Yick Bong AuYeung, 61,
who -died last year after more
than 30 years at Halifax
Health.
The hospital delivers more
than 2,000 babies per year,
Ms. Privett said, and histori-
cally 10-percent need spe-
cialized care.
Recently the hospital has
seen an increase in admis-
sions, she said.
This month, within a peri-
od of one week, a set of
triplets and four sets of twins
were admitted.
Dr. Donlon, who received
her medical degree from the
University of New York in
1981 and completed her fel-
lowship in neonatology at
the University of North Car-
olina School of Medicine, is
the recipient of many awards
including Physician of the
Year-Florida Healthy Moth-
ers.
"I really enjoy working
with a baby, often from start
to finish, who presents some
real challenges," she said.
Working with t the family
through that critical process
and watching a healthy baby
emerge gives her great satis-
faction, Dr. Donlon said.
As a level II NICU, the hos-
pital is equipped to care for
most premature babies, she
said, except those weighing
less than 1,000 grams (aprox-
imately 2 pounds) or less
than 27 to 28 weeks gesta-
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tion.
Those tiniest babies or
infants requiring surgery or
highly specialized treatment
are transferred to the closest
level III units in Gainesville,
Jacksonville or Orlando, she
said.
Advances in technology,
state-of-the-art equipment,
artificial lubricants, skin care
and advances in nutrition
have all contributed to pre-
emie survival, she said.
"It's a very exciting field
and it continues to change
very quickly," Dr. Donlon
said.
She also credits Halifax's
highly trained nursing staff
and a family-centered phi-
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"The nurses here are really
excellent," Dr. Donlon said.
One of those specialty
nurses is Chris Falconnier,
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NICU for 26 years, 22 of them
at Halifax.
"It's all I've ever done," Ms.
Falconnier said.
During a recent 12-hour
shift she was caring for
triplets.
Upbeat and cheerful, she
explained why she loves her
job as she cared for a preemie
in a specialty bassinet that
resembled a space-age plastic
container with access ports.
"Imagine getting to hold
babies all day long," she said.'
The veteran nurse offered
her best recommendation for
the care at Halifax Health.
"If I was having a preemie,
Ms. Falconnier said, "this is
where I would be."
Dr. Taves, who will rotate
coverage of the unit with Dr.
Donlon, received his medical
degree from Universite de
Marseille Aix in Marseille,
France in 1981 and complet-
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at All Children's Hospital in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Meanwhile, Ms. Griffin was
hoping to take her newborn
daughter home soon.
"She was ,obviously, ready
for her appearance," Ms. Grif-
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The city is planning on
widening Dunn Avenue
and extending it to Tomoka
Farms Road over 1-95 to
alleviate congestion on
International Speedway
Boulevard.
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evacuation route from the
Main Street Bridge to 1-95
and to relieve congestion on
International Speedway
Boulevard, particularly dur-
ing special events, by pro-
viding an alternate east-
west route, Mr. McKitrick
said.
It will also provide west
side residents easier access
to the beach, the Ocean
Center and Peabody Audito-
rium.
If federal funding comes
through, the project could
begin later this year with
Department of Transporta-
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ices there and it's important
to continue providing that,"
he said.
The city commission
voted 3-2 to close the substa-
tion, which opened at 240
Ridgewood Avenue in June to
increase police presence in a
part of the city both citizens
and officials said needed it.
The city is paying $1,000 a
month in rent and $1,000 in
other operating expenses
from its community redevel-
opment area funds to keep
the building .open. Police
officers who are part of the
special response team store
their bikes in the building
ind hold business watch
tion approval. Mr. Cheney
said he anticipates the proj-
ect will require about 350
construction workers.
Such a project would typi-
cally take one to two years,
Mr. Cheney said. There is no
project schedule set yet.
Currently Dunn Avenue,
which starts where George
Engram Boulevard ends
near the intersection at
Clyde Morris Boulevard, is
dotted with apartment arid
townhome communities,
medical offices and nursing
homes.
Because most are setback
from the road, residents said
they weren't concerned
about increased through-
traffic.
"It's not really going to be
meetings there.
They cannot, however, file
reports from the substation
because it is not wired to a
secure computer network.
To keep the substation
open, the city would have had
to invest $3,000 to upgrade
the system and an additional
$600 a month in upkeep,
Police Chief Mark Barker said.
Chief Barker said several
factors contributed to a
decrease in crime in the city,
including the addition of the
business watch and a com-
munity relations officer posi-
tion.
That fact convinced some
commissioners to vote for the
closing.
"It's the officers, not the
building;"' Conmmissioner Liz
Towsley said.
The substatioxriis.not open
a problem," said Rui Jacinto,
who has lived in an apart-
ment on the road for a year.
Homeowner Mabel Wood
agreed, saying construction
wouldn't bother her, either,
because "it's not too close."
"I think we can handle it,"
she said.
Others, though, said they
were more concerned about
what the project might sig-
nal.
Although "there are no
immediate plans to widen
Dunn," a four-laning project
would probably happen "in
10 to 20 years," Mr. McK-
itrick said, depending on
funding.
That raised the eyebrows
of Donna Perry, assistant
manager at Lake Forest
24 hours a day and has
received limited walk-ins,
many of them people who
have mistaken the address for
the nearby probation office,
said Chief Barker.,
"It's truly been an asset to us
in terms of a presence in that
area, but it's only been limited
to .that presence," he told the
commission. "If the decision
is made to close the substa-
tion, it's not going to adversely
affect our operations."
The redevelopment area's
advisory board, however,
opposed closing the substa-
tion, which they had fought to
have opened.
"Why take something suc-
cessful and change it?" asked
business owner Steve Tyler,
chairman of the board. "
Mayor Roland Via agreed.
"That's government at its
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apartments.
"Widening the road might
make it less secluded," she
said. "It might not be my lit-
tle quiet place in the woods
anymore."
Next door, at Wood Forest
apartments, manager
Anthony Sisco said he had
been hearing about the
project for years since the
last time Dunn was extend-
ed west, past Palm Terrace
Elementary to Williamson.
'As long as they're not
doing a ramp onto 95,1 I don't
see this making a big differ-
ence," he said. "Traffic at our
(Dunn Avenue) entrance
might be busier, but it might
also help our residents (go
west easier)."
best, when we take a program
that works and abolish it," he
said sarcastically.
Instead the city will spend
about $25,000 over the next
couple months, renovating
the city's old jail space into a
new office for special
response team officers.
Officials will also look at
putting in the smaller substa-
tion somewhere near the cur-
rent one. The prefabricated
building would cost about
$5,000. If approved, Mr. Har-
buck said the city would try to
get a property owner to
donate land and the city could
use CRA grants to landscape
the building.
"We might find someone
willing to welcome us," he
said. "If I was a business or
property owner, I would like
that."
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Stevens Tire a Main Seet staple
By Bethany Chambers
bchambers@hometownnewsol.com
DAYTONA BEACH -
Stevens Tire & Auto has
been fixing (and pimping)
tires, wheels pretty much
anything under the car -
on Main Street here since
the 1960s. And owner John
Tamborino says he intends
for it to stay that way,
despite trying economic
times.
"Nobody's got the money
to put into custom work
anymore. Where people
used to drop $10,000 on it,
they're cutting back," he
said. "We're changing our
model to sell more econom-
ical tires to help our cus-
tomers."
Acting as this city's home-
team pit crew since founder
Red Stevens opened his first
location in 1966, Stevens has
built a core clientele of
locals looking for a local
company to support in a
business where big names
and corporate culture
abound.
"We. have better service
than the large places. People
know us well enough to
come down here and say,
'Fix what needs to be fixed.'
They trust us. They know
they won't be pressured and
they won't have to call a 1-
800 number," Mr. Tambori-
no said. "We have a small-
town feeling, but with a
bigger selection and better
service than the chain
stores."
Not having a corporate
affiliation allows Stevens to
sell a variety of tires,
although Bridgestone, Day-
ton, Firestone and BF
Goodrich are still the most
popular, he said. Altogether
the business sells about
10,000 tires a year, Mr. Tam-
borino said.
Stevens also offers several
services, including work on
brakes, shots, struts, sus-
pensions and axels, in addi-
tion to custom wheelwork,
alignments and oil changes.
Mr. Tamborino, a New
York native who graduated
from Embry-Riddle Aero-
nautical University, bought
the business from Mr.
Stevens when he retired in
2001.
Although Mr. Tamborino
Photo by Bethany Chambers
John Tamborino stands outside his business, Stevens Tire
& Auto, on Main Street. The business has been in the city
since 1966 when it was opened by Red Stevens. Today it
serves many of the same customers.
had a degree in aviation
maintenance administra-
tion, after graduating in
1991 he wanted to stay in
Daytona Beach near his
wife's family, so he got a job
at Stevens as an alignment
technician. He worked his
way up to manager.
"My passion has always
been mechanical stuff. I've
worked in every single posi-
tion here," he said. "I didn't
want Red to sell to a chain
store."
Applying for small busi-
ness loans was "a lot of
paperwork ... like buying a
house," but it was worth it,
he said.
As the economy has fal-
tered, Mr. Tamborino has
kept his promise to keep his
five full-time employees and
one part-time employee on.
He's had to cut hours, but
his main goal has been to
keep his staff, who are "like
family," intact.
"I'm looking at the same
customers we've had five,
seven, 10 years ago, which is
nice. Many of our employ-
ees go back that far, too," he
said. "We have a relation-
ship with our customers."
Keeping up those rela-
tionships as a small busi-
ness owner means putting
in the hours pretty much
9 a.m. to 7 p.m. six days a
week, Mr. Tamborino said.
"I never come in on Sun-
day. It's family day. I make
the most of it with my wife
and kids," the father of two
sons, ages 4 and 8, said. "We
like to go to Disney and see
movies."
Outside of the daily rigors
of entrepreneurship from
paying bills to setting up
appointments Mr. Tam-
borino is also involved in
the Main Street Merchants
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Rotary Club and several
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citizen of the city he now
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difference and supporting
each others' businesses."
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Police report
Police report lIIIII
Editor's note: This is a list
of arrests, not convictions,
and all arrestees are pre-
sumed innocent unless or
until proven guilty in a
court of law.
Daytona Beach
Police Department
*Dandreca Shantalvini
McNair, 23, of 929 Cedar St.,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 6 on charges of bond-
revoked sale of cocaine. No
bail was set.
*Cindy Diane Isenberg, 48,
of 413 Fifth Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 6 on
charges of possession of nar-
cotics. Bail was set at $2,500.
*Micheal Eugene
McCormick, 41, of 1215 Con-
tinental Drive, Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 6 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine. Bail was set
at $2,000.
*Tyron J. Hamilton, 18, of
421 Maple St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 6 on
charges of grand theft. Bail
was set at $1,500.
*James Clayton Gilligan,
31, of 336 S. Palmetto Ave.,
No. 10, Daytona Beach, was
arrested Feb. 6 on charges of
attempt at uttering a coun-
terfeit instrument. Bail was
set at $1,500.
*Thomas Darrell Wheeler,
56, of 1020 S. Ridgewood
Ave., Daytona Beach, was
arrested Feb 6 on charges of
aggravated battery. Bail was
set at $2,500.
*Mark Edward Uva, 51, of
1450 S. Palmetto Ave., No.
101, Daytona Beach, was
arrested Feb. 7 on charges of
aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon. Bail was set
at $5,000.
*Jimmy L. Gordon Jr., 21, of
436 S. Keech St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 7 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cannabis more than
20 grams with intent.. Bail
was set at $11,500.
*Cynthia Briggs Swinton,
56, of 910 Millard Court, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested Feb.
8, on charges of obstruction
of an officer with violence
and depriving officer means
of communication. Bail was
set at $3,000.
Jarcquavauna Y. Jones, 18,
of 600 S. Beach St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 8,
on charges of aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Jenifer S. Scott, 21, of 154
Center St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested Feb. 8 on
charges on unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine. Bail was set'
at $1,500.
*Vince Dwayne Watson, 21,
of 728 Kentucky St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 8 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of marijuana more than
20 grams with intent and
possession of a firearm with
an engaged criminal offend-
er. Bail was set at $10,250.
*Brian Bernard Harris, 21
of 9 Cardinal Estates Boule-
vard, Daytona Beach, was
arrested Feb. 8 on charges of
aggravated assault. No bail
was set.
*Robert W. English, 58, of
531 ,South St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 8 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cannabis more than
20 grams. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Matthew Stephen
McGrath, 20, of 1920 S. Pal-
metto Ave., No. 211, Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 8 on
charges of armed robbery.
Bail was set at $15,000.
*Sylvia P Jackson, 43, of 918
Orange Ave., Daytona Beach,
was arrested Feb. 9 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine. Bail was set
at $1,000.
*Andrew Fay Moore, 19, of
511 Ora St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested Feb. 9 on
charges of dealing stolen
property. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Richard Fontanez, Jr., 31,
of 213 1/2 Peninsula Drive,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 9 on charges of burglary
to a conveyance Bail was set
at $9,000.
*Curtis Lewis Fountain, 30,
of 213 Garden St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 10
on charges of throwing a
deadly missile vehicle and
the 'sale of cocaine. No bail
was set.
*Nicholas Tillis, 23, 700 N.
Atlantic Ave., Room No. 112,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 10 on charges of forging
checks. Bail was set at $1,000.
*Onzalo Cardell Williams,
29, of 237 Desoto St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 10
on charges of unlawful pos-
session of Xanax within 1,000
feet of a church. Bail was set
at $1,250.
*John L.;Sanders, 23, of 956
Orange Ave., Daytona Beach
was arrested Feb. 10 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine within 1,000
feet of a church. Bail was set
at $5,000.
*Eddy Dexter Roderick, 51,
of 551 Eldorado St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 10
on charges of unlawful pos-
session of cocaine. Bail was
set at $2,100.
*Ted A. Hubicki, 58, of 2727
Atlantic Ave., Apt. 110, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested Feb.
10 on charges of fugitive in
state. No bail was set.
*Charlie Willie Thompson,
44, of 600 Beach St., No. 1-M,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 10 on charges of aggra-
vated assault domestic. No
bail was set.
*Michelle Zalewski Hurley,
39, of 230 S. Lincoln St., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested Feb.
11 on charges of elderly
abuse. No bail was set.
*Misty Dawn McGann, 26,
of 221 Shady Place, Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 11
on charges of robbery. Bail
was set at $2,500.
*Mary Blanco, 44, 905
Peninsula Ave., No. 14,, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested Feb.
11 on charges of neglect of a
child. Bail was set at $2,500.
*Daniel A. Paskievitch, 19,
of 1350 Virginia Ave., Apt. 1,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 11 on charges of posses-
sion of cannabis more than
20 grams. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Shawn C. Irving, 18, of 572
Orange Ave., Daytona Beach,
was arrested Feb. 11 on
charges of possession of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$3,000. .
*Ronald Christopher
Williams, 38, of 340 North St.,
Daytona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 11 on charges of domes-
tic battery. No bail was set.
*Richard Lee Quick, 33, of
719 Heineman St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb.11
on charges of armed robbery.
Bail was set at $2,250.
eDanny DavidWright, 26, of
1830 S. Clyde Morris Boule-
vard, Nq. 14, Daytona Beach,
was arrested Feb. 11 on
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine and unlawful
possession of cannabis more
than 20 grams with intent. No
bail was set.
*Richard Lee Quick, 33, of
719 Heineman St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 12 on
charges of resisting arrest with
violence and aggravated
assault on a law enforcement
officer. No bail was set.
*David Christian Austell, 39,
819 1/2 Garden St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 12 on
charges of burglary. Bail was
set at $5,250. 9
eKendrick Warren Williams,
31, of 1350 Virginia Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested Feb.
12 on charges of aggravated
battery. No bail was set.
Holly Hill
Police Department
*Brandon Keith Scaife, 23,
1518 Ridge Ave., Holly Hill,
was arrested Feb. 11 on
charges of fugitive from jus-
tice. No bail was set.
Volusia County
Sheriff's Office
*Monique Vanessa Jones,
25, of 1432 Illinois St. Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 6 on charges of dealing
stolen property. Bail was set
at $2,000.
*Joseph Lee Doughtry, 20;
of 1070,Berkshire Road, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
Feb. 10 on charges of the sale
of cocaine within 1,000 feet
of a park. No bail was set.
*Gerald R. Kennick, 26. of
1220 Gamble St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested Feb. 12
on charges of sale of
cannabis. Bail was set at
$7,500.
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Wanted
Wanted person:
Unknown White Male
Date of Incident:
January 14, 2009
Reason wanted:
Retail Theft
Location of Incident:
New Smyrna Beach
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seeking information on
the identity of a man
captured on a store sur-
veillance tape stealing
merchandise from a
home improvement
store in New Smyrna
Beach. The incident
occurred at 4:55 p.m. on
Jan. 14. After walking
out.of the store Without
paying for the merchan-
dise, the suspect was
spotted leaving the area
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up truck driven by an
unknown person.
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or who recognizes the
person in the surveil-
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Historic trees featured in publication
Recently, the historic oak trees at Daytona Beach City
Hall were featured in the January 2009 edition of "Tree Care
Industry Magazine," the national publication for the Tree
Care Industry Association. In the article "Cabling and Con-
sulting: Connections for Safer City Trees," author Guy
Meilleur writes: "It is important to point out that the city
Beautification/Tree Advisory Board (BTAB) did due dili-
gence for these trees on behalf of the City Commission and
that nationally-recognized arborists became involved and
offered pro-bono consulting assistance and expertise,
which is now a case-book example for other consulting
arborists in the field to follow."
Slow drivers problem all year
Last year, there were several rants about everyone in the,
left lane, usually under the speed limit, and not moving into
the open right lane. Come October, November, December,
it was blamed on the snowbirds. I am sorry to say the prob-
lem is here 365 days a year and the snowbirds are not. So
yes, it is a Floridian problem that should be solved because
it is really out of control. That's why a law was passed two
years ago, but I have not seen it being enforced. Pass and
move to the right and maintain the speed.
Congress should not take pay raise
I am wondering if I am the only person who is outraged
by the fact that Congress prior to President Bush leaving
office voted themselves a pay raise. Here we are in a reces-
sion. People are loosing their homes. Schools are having to
cut out important items, Unemployment is at an all-time
high, and Congress voted themselves a pay raise. Every sin-
gle person should be writing their congressman and
demand that they return their pay raise until they take the
time to do their job. Isn't a pay raise normally given
because of doing a good job? If they have beert doing such
a good jdb, then x hy are we in such a financial mess?
People who torture animals should be fined
Recently some sickoss" horribly torture an innocent cat.
"Sickos" who torture any person or animal should be
severely punished. They should get a very long jail time,
plus at least a $20,000 fine, plus pay any doctor or hospital
bills for the damage to the person or animal. Also, anyone
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who attends any animal fight should be fined at least $5,000
or more for attending this against the law cruelty.
Americans need to ban together
We need to create jobs for Americans directly. Tax cuts
indirectly create jobs and far fewer at that. Some of the tax
savings typically goes' to pay off loans, some to savings,
some to purchase foreign made goods and the rest (whatev-
er is left over) goes towards American made goods and serv-
ices.
If we are going to take an additional hit to the deficit and
national debt for yet another stimulus package, then we
need to create jobs for Americans, not the Chinese.
It is high time that Americans band together and take care
of each other instead of tearing each other apart like a pack
of rabid wild dogs. "United we stand. Divided we fall."
In response to the 'Cigarette tax increase
could bring in much needed funds'
I'm glad you are not a smoker, but many people are. In
case you don't keep up on current prices, a carton of Basic's
on sale is $26.95. How much more can one afford?
The people that need:big screen, TV's, cars more than
$30,000, and other don't-really-need items should go up in
price instead.
A smoker has an addiction that is not easy to break.
Should diabetics and people with handicaps pay more for
what they need because they are dependant on things that
other people are not?
Think before you claim to have the solution. Unless you
are involved, stay out of it.
Traffic lights need to be timed better
It has been my observation after driving on Dunlawton
Avenue for the past several years that the traffic lights on
this main thoroughfare do not take precedence over the
many much less traveled streets that intersect with Dunlaw-
ton Avenue.
As the gateway to the beaches, and the only route to Inter-
state 95 in Port Orange, I would think that a vehicle pulling
up to a stoplight on an intersecting street wouldn't cause the
light to change on Dunlawton.
I often stop, along with a large group of cars, at nearly
every light from U.S. 1 to Interstate 95. I would like to see
the traffic lights timed better on Dunlawton Avenue, so that
you can travel at the posted speed and the majority of the
lights should be green, or have someone explain to us Why
they can't be timed differently.
President Bush should be saluted
President Bush did a superlative job during the most diffi-
cult of times.
Sept. 11 was a wake up call, and the country was united.
Brief
From page Al
Smith Jr., already in jail in
Flagler County, faces the
same new charges. Flagler
officials found dozens of
images of child pornogra-
phy in Smith's Palm Coast
home in late December and
believe the images were of
local children, taken when
the Smiths operated a Holly
Hill photo studio. The new
charges are based on evi-
dence that Smith and his
daughter engaged in sex
together at the studio.
Police said part of the evi-
dence against the father
and daughter includes a
graphic videotape.
Suspect turns himself
in to police
A man accused of rape
and kidnapping in Daytona
Beach, but mistakenly
released from jail last
November, turned himself
in to police. Zarkee Ses-
sions, 26, came forward
after publicity about the
paperwork problem that
led to his release surfaced.
DNA linked Sessions to the
2005 assault and while serv-
ing time in another county;
he was charged and booked
into the Volusia County jail.
Sessions was released on
his own recognizance by
law after 33 days, because it
appeared prosecutors did-
n't file formal charges. They
had, but neither the clerk's
office nor the jail had that
information.
Hit-and-run
driver found
Police in Holly Hill said
they've found the driver
involved in a deadly hit and
run accident Feb. 1. Timo-
thy Ward, 51, was either
crossing or walking along
Nova Road near Fourth
Street. He was found dead
in the shoulder of the road.
An Ormond Beach woman
recently came forward to
The Democrats could not have a popular Republican presi-
dent, so the praise did not last long. "He lied," became the
catch phrase of the day.
No matter that all the politicians, even Hillary Clinton,
were looking at the same intelligence reports. And so, Con-
gress gave President Bush the authorization to go to war.
Then suddenly, all the Democrats developed amnesia and
President Bush was to blame. There are those of us who
admire this man.
He kept doing what was best for the country and not for
himself. I salute you President Bush.
ACLU fights for civil rights
Every time I read a viewpoint or comment about Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union, it seems written by someone who
doesn't know anything about this organization or is simply
misinformed.
The courts do not "favor" nor fear anyone. The courts are
there to interpret and apply the law when misused or bro-
ken.
ACLU is one of the few organizations that fight fearlessly
for our civil rights and usually wins, not because the courts
favor ACLU.
It wins because its claims are within the law. For the last
eight years, many of our civil rights have been abolished.,
The Patriot Act is a good example of it. The religious fanat-
ics pushing their fears and myths onto others are another.
In a world where personal safety is more prized than per-
sonal freedom, the ACLU will indeed find itself unwelcome.
The worst enemy of ACLU is ignorant people.
Committee had made positive progress
It was nice to see another negative article about the
airport on the front page of the Jan. 30, Hometown News
concerning the billboard on U.S. 1. Your article failed to
point out in detail all the work that the Noise Abatement
Committee has accomplished since being reinstated.
Some examples include at least two of the major local
flight schools riot flying on. Sunday and national holi-
days, a voluntary noise abatement pamphlet being pro-
duced by a major flight school, printed by the airport
and handed out to local pilots; a $300,000 plus federal
noise study that the noise complainers repeatedly asked
for; the new leases at the airport agreeing to abide by the
voluntary noise abatement in order to get approval of a
building lease on the airport, and the number of flights
being lower than this time last year, just to name a few.
A majority of these efforts were established well before
the billboard went up.
,Editor's note: Hometown News has printed several sto-
ries about the New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport and
the work of the noise abatement committee. To view these
stories, go to hometownnewsol.com and enter search term
"New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport."
say she was driving when
she thought a brick hit her
windshield. Christine
Damare said she and her
husband stopped, but did-
n't see a person and only
realized what happened
when they later heard
about the hit and run. It's
unclear if Damare will face
charges.
Shooting victim may
be the victim of
retaliation
Police said a man shot in
the groin in Daytona Beach
may have been a victim of
retaliation. Herbert Jenkins,
51, was rushed to the hospi-
tal after police said some-
one pulled up in a van on
Lockhart Street and fired
four times at Jenkins, hit-
ting him at least once.
Police don't think the
shooting was random. They
said Jenkins is a suspect in a
sexual assault earlier the
day of the shooting and
believe the shooting may
have been retribution for
the reported assault.
Fast food restaurant
robbery suspect
caught
Daytona Beach police
arrested a man who they said
robbed a Burger King at knife
point and authorities in New
Smyrna Beach think the
same man robbed a McDon-
ald's there the night before.
Police said Victor Stephens,
46, went into the Burger King
on Nova Road, just North of
Mason, pulled out a knife
and demanded cash.
Stephens actually reached
over the counter, grabbed
the cash and ran. Officers
had a good description of the
vehicle and tracked it to a
house on Magnolia where
Stephens was arrested. New
Smyrna Beach police
released surveillance video
of the McDonald's robbery,
where the suspect was seen,
knife in hand, jumping over
the counter to steal cash and
they say they are just about
sure the man in the surveil-
lance is Stephens.
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Community Notes
Representatives
breakfast scheduled
The Daytona Beach/Hali-
fax Area .Chamber of Com-
merce will hold an eggs and
issues breakfast with Rep.
Dorothy Hukill and Rep.
Dwayne Taylor at 7:45 a.m.,
Friday, Feb. 20, at Indigo
Lakes Banquet Center in
Daytona Beach.
Rep. Hukill and Rep. Tay-
lor will be discussing their
priority items for the
upcoming legislative ses-
sion, which begins in Talla-
hassee on March 3.
The cost to attend is $20
for chamber, members and
$25 for non-members.
Reservations are required.
To register, call (386) 255-
0981, ext. 229 or email
gail@daytonachamber com.
Safety course planned
'The Sunshine Safety
Council will conduct a
"Coaching the Mature Dri-
ver" course from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m., Saturday, Feb. 21 at the
council office, 150 N. Beach
St., Daytona Beach.
This course meets the
Florida requirements for an
auto liability insurance dis-
count for licensed drivers 55
and older.
The course cost is $10. For
more information, call (386)
253-6400 or (800) 467-7327
ext. 123.
Audubon Society will host a
free bird-watching field'trip
at 7 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 21,
to Emeralda Marsh in Lake
County.
Those interested in
attending should meet at
Circuit City parking lot on
International Speedway
Boulevard to form carpools.
Trip members should bring
a lunch and drink. Easy or
no walking is required.
For more information, call
(352) 302-3510.
Festival planned
The Allen Chapel A.M.E.
Church will hold its annual
"A Taste of Allen Food Feast"
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sat-
urday, Feb. 21, at 580 George
Engram Blvd., Daytona
Beach.
The menu includes chick-
en, ribs, fish, turkey, dress-
ing, potato salad, collard
greens, corn on the cob,
macaroni and cheese, corn
bread, sweet potato pie,
sodas and more.
The cost is $10 and can be
paid at the event.
Visitors can- enjoy the
meal inside the church or
opt to carry out.
For more information, call
(386) 255-1195.
Symphony Guild
musical revue
planned
The Symphony Guild of
Daytona Beach will host its
Bird watching field annual spring luncheon and
Musical revue at 11 a.m.,
trip planned Saturday, Feb. 21, at the
Daytona Shores Resort and
The Halifax River Spa, located at 2637 S.
Foundation
From page Al
Beach-resident and owner of
Cruisin' Cafe, agreed. Giving
to the foundation is some-
thing everyone should do
"to make it safer for all of
us."
"Who do you call when
you're in trouble? We need
to support them," he said,
"because without them we'd
have a pretty rough time."
Sgt. Paul Barnett, who
works on internal affairs
investigations, is one of the
five supervisors in the
department who is getting a
Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach
Shores.
"Joyful Notes" will be the
theme of this special fund-
raising event. The Bethune-
Cookman University Con-
cert Chorale will be the
featured musical entertain-
ment.
There will be a social hour
beginning at 11:00 a.m. with
lunch to follow at noon. The
public may attend.
Tickets are $45 per person.
For further information, call
(386) 767-5638.
Autism caregivers
workshop scheduled
Easter Seals of Volusia Fla-
gler Counties will host a free
workshop for parents and
caregivers of children with
autism from 9 to 11:30 a.m.,
Saturday, Feb. 21, at the Easter
Seals Center, 1219 Dunn Ave.,
Daytona Beach.
Participants will hear from
area experts on autism and
from families affected by
autism.
Free childcare will be pro-
vided during the workshop for
special needs children and
their siblings beginning at
8:30 a.m.
In December, Easter Seals
released the results of a
nationwide study called "Liv-
ing with Autism." The work-
shop will present the findings
of that study along with infor-
mation, education and
resources for families affected
by autism.
To register for the Feb. 21
workshop, call (386) 255-4568,
ext. 330 or send an e-mail to
rjacobson@eseals-vf.org.
master's in transformative
leadership at B-CU thanks
to the foundation. He has
two more semesters and
one long thesis to go.
"I'm preparing myself for
my next job, whatever that
may be," he said.
It's a program he would
not have been able to partic-
Ocean Center to
celebrate
grand opening
Construction is complete
on the Ocean Center's $76
million expansion.
The public is invited to
the grand opening being
held from 1 to 5 p.m., Sun-
day, Feb. 22.
This free event includes
tours, 'refreshments, enter-
tainment, games, seminars
and a food drive.
Live entertainment,
including musicians and
dance performances, will be
provided by nearly 20 local
acts.
The new exhibit hall will
feature family entertain-
ment including bounce
houses, a rock wall, bungee.
jumps and face painting.
Local firefighters, para-
medics and law enforce-
ment officers will be on
hand to offer safety tips and
display emergency vehicles.
Representatives from
Volusia County government
will offer nearly two-dozen
seminars in the meeting
rooms.
Visitors are encouraged to
bring non-perishable food
items, which will be donat-
ed through United Way of
Volusia-Flagler to area food
banks.
The renovated facility
offers 205,000 square feet of
interior space for meetings,
conventions, concerts and
trade shows.
For more information about
the grand opening events, visit
www.oceancenter.com/op
ening.htm.
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foundation, he said.
"I could not have afforded
it otherwise," he said. "It's
hard to thank (foundation
members) for how much
they've helped me personal-
ly and professionally. I don't
think I'd have gotten this far
without them."
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*Mainland High School:
The Mainland High School Per-
forming Arts Center will pres-
ent "All Shook Up" featuring
the music of Elvis Presley at 7
p.m., today and Saturday and
at 2 p.m., Sunday. Ticket prices
are $5 for students, $6 for sen-
iors and $8 for adults. For
more information, call (386)
258-4665.
*Halifax Social Club: The
public may join the club at 6
p.m. at the Port Orange Steak-
house, 3851 S. Nova Road to
mingle and ask questions.
There is a follow-up event for
all members at 6:30 p.m.
There is no charge to attend.
For more information, call
(386) 589-5643 or visit
www.halifaxsocialclub.com.
*Live music and dancing:
The Tradewinds Grille will be
having live music and dancing
from 5-9 p.m. at 1425 Hand
Ave., Ormond Beach. Music
will be The Oceansiders.,
*Casino night: The South-
east Volusia Chamber of Com-
merce's 3rd annual Mardi Gras
Casino Night will be held at
5:30-9:30 p.m. at Hidden
Lakes Golf Club, 35 Fairgreen
Ave., New Smyrna Beach.Tick-
ets are $20 each. The games
include: Poker, Texas Hold'em,
Black Jack, slot machines and
Roulette. There will be a giant
silent auction. The grand prize
is a two-night stay in St.
Augustine. Masks and festive
attire are encouraged.
*Blues show: Mark Hodg-
son and Friends will perform
at 7 p.m. at the News-Journal
Center at Daytona State Col-
lege, 221 N. Beach St. The per-
formance will be a tribute to
the late Noble "Thin Man"
Watts and Bob Greenlee.
Admission is $20. Proceeds
from this performance support
a scholarship fund at the col-
lege in memory of Watts and
Greenlee.
*Winter Dance: This event
will be held from 2-4 p.m. at
the City Island Recreation Cen-
ter, 108 E. Orange Ave., Day-
tona Beach. Talk of the Town
and Dream will perform. The
$3 admission includes refresh-
ments and a dance lesson that
begins at I p.m.
*Stageworks Theatre: The
Stageworks Theatre Produc-
tion Company presents Walt
Disney's Aladdin, at 7:30 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday and Feb.
26 through Feb.28, at Atlantic
High School's theatre. Tickets
are $5 for students, $8 for
adults, and $3 younger than
school-aged children. For
more information, call (386)
322-6100, ext 38229.
*Opera: "La Boheme," the
story of starving artists falling
in and out of love in 19th cen-
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Speedy
fans
The impending gloom
of rain didn't stop the
race fans from attend-
ing the 51st running of
the Daytona 500 last
Sunday. The slowdown
in the economy has hit
NASCAR just like any
other business, but
speedway representa-
tives said they were
able to sell out the
grandstands just
before the race.
Randy Barber
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The Daytona Beach area is gearing
up for the third annual Winterjam
weekend, a lifestyle event featuring a
surf contest, car shows and other
activities throughout the Daytona
Beach area.
This four-day event from
Feb. 19 to 22 is sponsored byC
Fields Volkswagen.
"People of all ages and races will
want to come to WinterJam," said Joe
Arbucci, event director. "WinterJam
enthusiasts run the full gamit. If,
you've ever owned a Volkswagen, or
just have a Volkswagen story, you
will enjoy (this event). Everyone has
aVolkswagen Story."
Lifestyle events :planned include a
mini-surf expo, 'a skate contest and
The
*Bank & Blues Club:
Daytona Blues Society
"True Blues" Live Jam
open jam session is held.
from 8 p.m.-! a.m. each
Wednesday at 701 Main
St., Daytona Beach. This
nonprofit group is dedicat-
ed to preserving and
spreading the love of blues
music. For more informa-
tion and a full events
schedule, visit the Web' site
at www\.DaytonaBluesSo-
ciety.org.
eCuvee Oceanside Wine
& Tapas: "Wine Down
Wednesday" is held each
week, featuring live music.
Bermuda High performs
from 7-10 p.m. each
Thursday. John Macker
takes requests from 10
p.m. to midnight, Friday,
with a late-night happy
hour. Breaking Bread per-
forms from 7-10 p.m., Sat-
urday. Cuvee Oceanside is
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plenty of VW and surfing related
vendors.
Volkswagen activities will include
three festival-style Volkswagen
shows, an indoor display of old
speed memorabilia, a performance
Dyno event, a navigational rally and
a scenic cruise.
DubDyno Battle of the Elements, a
Volkswagen Dyno performance
nterJam
event, will feature old and new VW's
going head to head against each
other for cash prizes and gift certifi-
cates. This event will be from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m., Friday, Feb.,20 at Raabe
Racing, 1870 Mason Ave.
The inauguralPro/AlM Longboard
Surf Contest and Expo will be
) held from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
'Saturday, Feb, 21, at the north
side of Main Street Pier at the
SClock Tower. This event has a
$2,000 purse for Pro's and $1,000 in
prizes for the amateurs.
"The Daytona Longboard Classic
is the event we're most excited
about," Arbucci said. "From the
inception of WinterJam two years
ago, we've wanted to add more
See JAM, B2
.Scene
located at 188 E. Granada
Blvd., Ormond Beach. For
more information, call
(386) 615-4727 or visit the
Web site at www.cuveeo-
ceanside.com.
*Five O'Clock Charley:
This band will perform
rock 'n' roll, blues and,
country hits from 7-10
p.m., Friday and Wednes-
day at the Julian's Land-
mark, 88 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Ormond Beach. They will
perform from 6:30-9:30
p.m., Saturday at the
Ormond Beach Eagles
Club, 190 S. Nova Road,
Ormond Beach. They will
be performing each Thurs-
day from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at
Pirana Grille, 241 North
U.S. Highway 1, Ormond
Beach.
*Frappes North: Wine
tasting' are held at 6 p.m.
the first Tuesday of each
month, beginning Feb. 3.
Reservations are required.
Live Music Friday Nights
are held from 7-11 p.m.
Frappes is located at 123
W. Granada Blvd. in
Ormond Beach. To make
reservations, call (386)
615-4888 or visit the Web
site at
www.frappesnorth.com.
*The Fresh: Singer and
guitarist Mandy Brooke
will perform from 6 -9
p.m., Friday. Guitarist, sax-
ophonist and vocalist
Louisiana Steve will per-
form from 6-9 p.m., Satur-
day. The Fresh is located at
1130 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
Daytona Beach. For more
information, call (386)
947-9736.
*The Garlic: Blues and
Jazz musicians perform
seven days a week. Sax
man Thom Chambers hits
the stage from 6-10 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday.
Mark "Muddy Harp" Hodg-
son performs at 6 p.m.,
Wednesday and Thursday
and at 7 p.m., Friday and
Saturday at times joined by
Ray Guiser. Special guests
including Paul Howards
and Ray Guiser perform at
6 p.m., Sunday. Watch for
special "Concerts in the
Courtyard" this season.
The Garlic is located at 556
E. Third Ave., New Smyrna
Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 424-6660.
*Inlet Harbor: Nancy
Hartline will perform from
1-5:30 p.m., Friday. Sally
Foster hits the stage from
at 6 p.m. Gailforce will per-
form from 1-5:30 p.m., Sat-
urday. Les B Fine Duo hits
the stage from at 6 p.m.,
Saturday. Les B 'Fine will
perform from 12:30-4:30
p.m., Sunday. Eddie Uzzle,
See SCENE, B3
STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 2-20-2009
Aries-March 21-April 19
Life is looking positive for
you, Aries. You have a great
friend and protector in Mars.
Now is the time to launch
new projects. Your energy
and natural rhythms will be
strong for the next three
months. When you get that
right feeling within, listen to
it, trust it and act on it. It is
your instincts giving you the
green lightto go.
Taurus-April 20-May 20
Making a list every day of the
things and events you need
to address will help keep you
focused on the most impor-
tant. Keep working off the
top of the list. Pace yourself.
You don't have to get every-
thing done at once. Less
important ones can wait.
Stay centered. There is calm
at the eye of the storm. You
will prevail.
Gemini-May 21-June 21
When you give, you give
freely. You have a great reser-
voir of love and talent to
draw from. Your sensitivity to
others keeps you moving in
the right direction. Just be
careful about overextending
yourself. Sometimes less is
more. Your very'first impres-
sion is always the best when
your heart is open and you
are listening.
Cancer-June 22-July 22
Life continues to roll along.
Your attention to detail is
what keeps 'you from
becoming overwhelmed.
Your strong sense of respon-
sibility is one of your greatest
virtues. Your wonderful atti-
tude toward family and oth-
ers keeps you going. You are
on the verge of much posi-
tive growth in the New Year.
Keep on keeping on.
Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Life continues to move along
at a timely clip for you. Leo
the lion is strong, fast and
hardy. He or she is a formida-
ble foe when challenged and
emerges a winner and victo-
rious over life most of the
time. Also, you have a very
large heart. Continue to
speak openly about how you
feel and what you want. Oth-
ers will respect you for it.
Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
You are awakening to new
ideas, concepts and feelings.
Expand into areas that
enhance your present skills.
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zoned Ag5, cleared ready Clubhouse, restaurants, Lake City. DAYTONAm w/kitc
to build. Many oaks Great 2 pools. All amenities. e com478-987-9700 furnished, lights, phonete &
for estate home horses, $160,000. 386-761-0836 St. Regis Paper Co. cable incl.*on the beach!
tree farm etc. Mmin from PORT ORANGE, Pre- $600mo. 904-993-2910
1-95/Tpke. 185,000/obo mier Golf Community, TENNESSEE
Owner 772-370-4546 2br/2ba, 45+ active life- HOMESITES DAYTONA BEACH
NEW SMYRNA BEACH style, long term lease acre to 35 acre building Shores, ocean view stu-
Beautiful 2.5 acres.' considered, $84,900, lots from $133/month dio, furnished, cable/util.
Cleared, fenced ready to 386-322-1304 Owner financing, incl.$775/mo. plus dep
build. Country setting Developed includes 386-788-2749
Close to 95 & local E I IIroads, electric & water. DAYTONA BEACH
shopping. Owner forced Close to town, shopping, Yorktowne Estates,
to sell due to illness hospitals. 2bd/2bt condo, WD, wa-
$125,000/obo PORT ORANGE- One of Call 1-888-811-2168 ter incl. Very quietly
386-689-3045 largest homes in La Cos- $750/mo. $500 dep.
NORTH CAROLINA ta Village largest 5 car Tennessee,Kentucky 386-756-7682/846-3032
MOUNOTAINS driveway largest yard, Land Timber, Meadows
Easy to finish nw log enclosed sun room 20x Good Roads, Power, DAYTONA BEACH-
cab in shell on 1 l7 acrog 10 w/air & heat. Pets OK. Phone, 5 Acres $275/mo Across From Beach -
cabin shell on 1.7 acres, 2 pools: $45,000 to owner Credit Cards 1br $700/mo, Efficiency
$89,900. 2acre-5acre wa-386-761-6627 O.K. No Credit Required $600/mo. Incl water, ca-
tert$99,900. Easy accites SOUTH DAYTONA: 2/1 ww w. Bily Land. com ble, pest control. Clean!
$99,900. Easy access SOUTH DAYTONA: 2/1 800-724-0551 No pets. 386-295-4948
mountain homesites own land, NO rental
$29,900-$89,900. fees. Scrn porch, Car- TEXAS 20 acres, Only
828-247-9966 (Codel9) port, A/C, Very quiet & $13,500 -0- down $135 16 1
TEXAS LAND Sale! 20 private. 1072 Palm View. monthly. No credit;check.
acre ranches, near One block from Reed Roads- surveyed. That's DAYTONA/ORMOND
Booming El Paso. Beau- Canal. $50k cash or own- only 1.5cents per square 1&2 BR apartments.
tiful Mountain views. er fin 904-824-9206 fool Free information Beautiful building by the
Road Access. Surveyed. 877-532-4511. www. beach. Starting at $640.
$15,900. $159/mo. Mon- 73 5Out A lonestarinvestment.com City Realty, Ditha Sander
ey Back Guarantee. fSl 386-767-5609
Owner Financing. TEXAS LAND SALEI!I
800-843-7537 www. 162 ACRES LAFAY- 20 Acres, $0 Down. tiful HILL, h pant Beau-
SunsetRanches.com ETTE CO. FLA. Planted Only $15,900., $159/mo. tiful 2br/2ba, fresh paint-
VERO BEACH 5 acres, Pine, Hardwood Bottoms. NearBooming El Paso new carpet, pool Tennis,
cleared. The Farms Road Frontage & Great Beautiful Mountain Lndry, no smok. $675,
upscale sub-division of Hunting. $3700/acre. Views. No Credit Checks. $325 dep 386-258-5420
estate homes. Horses Southern Pine Planta- Money Back Guarantee. NEW SMYRNA Free
welcome. 6620 3rd P1 sw tions 352-867-8018 Roads/Surveyed. 1st Months Rent. $595.
welcome. 6620 3rd P5 sw 1-800-843-7537 moves you in! 2br, lba.
$195,000413-250-5157 5 ACRES SOUTHERN www.sunsetranches.com 1200sf. $650. 3BR 2BA
i MCALIFORNIA $125 1300sf. Bonus office area
down! $125 monthly! $785. $595 dep. Great
$12,495 cash Owner fi- -t location W/D hkup. Huge
FISHERMANS Paradise nanced! N N cldogs. 386-689-1243
on Lake Madan (Orlando Banks/Brokers. No Credit SELL/RENT YOUR
area) 2/2 2005 724sqft, Checks! 949-340-2245 Timeshare Now!! Mainte- U .
Cent A/C, w/d, Low rent AAAH! AFFORDABLE nance fees too high? i I
WiFi Fin avail $ 5,000 HOMES, CABINS, LAND Need Cash? Sell your ,'t; :liti i il
00407-436-1334 FREE BROCHURE unused timeshare today.
407-436-1334 877-837-2288 No commissions or brok-
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shpeedway, Pet OK. Mins tobeach, ARIZONA 'LAND, Big SELL/RENT your Time- fast
rmond shops $34,500 Lots, $0 down, $0 inter- share Now!!! Mainte- Whether Buying
386-299-8523 est. Best Land, Best nance fees to high?
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BUICK SKYLARK 1963 DESOTO FIREDOME
215 V-8 auto. 2 door hard 1955 291 Hemi, Auto S i ln
top. Complete, garage 76K. Straight car. Needs CHEVY CORVETTE
kept, some rust. $1500 TLC etc. $4950/obo. Rich 2008 C6 Automatic
386-822-1774 772-589-0242 IRC Silver w/Black interior FORD MUSTANG GT
BUICK SPECIAL, '41, FORD T-BIRD 1962 3,050 mi.. $39,000 OBO. '98, v-6, auto, A/C, power
street rod, blue, chev. Convertible white/red int Cal Rob 386 -295-4657 windows/locks/seats,
trans. power steering, wheels, original parts. $7000/obo 321-264-2903
$30,000, 386-589-7234 Excellent condition. 0 FORD THUNDERBIRD
$25,000 772-461-5078 Buick Regal 76, 57.000 96 LX, v-8, all power,
INT KARMANN GHIA Se- mi, mint cond. runs like a like new cond, very reli-
dan, '72, Royal Blue, re- dream! $5800, El Camino able! must seel $2200
CADILLAC 1989 tored, original seats, a/c, '82, Conquista SS, 350 obo 386-274-0062
dorado Biarritz comp $6,500 386-689-6058 no rust, new paint, OLDSMOBILE 1986
restored, in & out New LDSTORONADO $6200, 386428- 7671 Custom Cruiser Wagon 9
dealer warrantee $9000. Brougham 1977, 68k mi. CHEVROLET COR- passenger. A/C, Chrome,
772-287-6563 Orig. owner 77-06. White VETnE '94, 82K mi, dark $0w0e386 77-3Rugood
w/red interior. Orig. inv. & green, runs good, great $1000.386-677-2330
Sharu window sticker. $6,500 shape, cold air. $7375.
OBO (828) 442-7540. 386-756-0833
CHEVROLET SSR '06 W O W DONATE A Car today to hI IJ
Hardtop convertible truck W help children & their fam-
Black 4800 miles. Like [lies suffering from Can- PONTIAC 2007 Solstice
new $37,000. PONTIAC FIREBIRD cer. Free Towing. Tax convertible, red w/black
772-713-3027 Trans Am 2002. Deductible. Children's leather interior. Very low
Collectors yellow. Last Cancer Fund of America, mileage. $22,000/obo
one made. 2,780 miles. Inc. www.ccfoa.org 772-692-3247 or cell.
$22,000 772-465-6173 1-800-469-8593 772-359-0416
AA-AAAA *-* TOYOTA SCION xB
WHEEL DEALSI! GARAGE SALE? 2008 white, 5 sp manual
SPECIAL RATES NEED TO HIRE.. oAAGne owner. Exc cond.
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AL ESTATE FOR RENT
ORMOND BEACH, King-
ston Shores 2bd/2.5bth
TH, steps to beach,
ocean view, pool in rear,
newly dec, tile ground fl.
Ex cond. New Applian-
cest $900/mo.
386-677-6357/405-2085
ORMOND BY THE SEA
2br/2.5ba Poolside, priv.
beach FL. rm., W/D, no
smoking/pets, $900/mo.,
long term, incls. cable,
water. 386-569-8448
SEBASTIAN- 3/2 apts.
Move in special Call
772-581-4440 Income
Restrictions Apply*
SO DAYTONA, 2 Br Apt,
Reed Canal Rd. Clean,
roomy, quiet, comforta-
ble! $650/mo. incl water.
386-795-3859/ 788-5465
WOW
VERO BEACH: Call for
specials Great 1br & 2br
from $500. Tile, New
appl. Close to Beaches,
Parks & Restaurants.
772-563-0013
NEW SMYRNA
BEACHSIDE
839 25TH AVENUE
2 Br. C6rpon, tiled throughout.
furnished, close to beach
/$900im .
MINORCA CONDOS
Karpainos 804- 3/22- $2,500/mo
Paros 506- 3/2- $2.300/mo
Salina 303- 4/3.5 -$2,500/mo
Malloica 604- 2/2 $1,8001mo
6871 S. ATLANTIC
The ultimate 0ocen front
Furnished 3/2 on the each
$3,000/mo
CEDAR DUNES
2 bedrooms plus Donus room,
private courtyard. screened porch.
$1,000/mo
BOUCHELLE ISLAND
2/2 winmiracoastal view trom
screened balcony, pool, tennis
courts,
$1,200/mo
NEW SMYRNA
MAINLAND
618 MIDDLEBURY LOOP
312 tiled ihroughouT, screened
poith commuinny pool
$1,200/mo.-
5k4 MT OLYMPUS
2 bedroom lownnouse, brand
new, community pool
$1,100/mo
629 GLENDEVON DRIVE
2/2 wnh loft, fireplace, very
private.
Open floor plan
$850/mo
EDGEWATER
2417 MANGO TREE
3/2, garage, large yard
$950/mo
576 CORAL TRACE '
3/2. lots ol ile. garage,
community pool, gated
community
$1,100/mo
B M 1i -. I II f
DAYTONA BEACH 3/2
1029 Audry Dr. C/H/A
Newer kitchen. W/D
Hook-up Clean, freshly
painted $750/mo
386-295-6294
DAYTONA MAINLAND -
Clean 2 Bedroom, 1 bath.
Large Florida Room, ga-
rage, central / heat/air,
fenced yard. No pets.
$750/month. First and
Security. 386-252-5738
DAYTONA- HOLLY HILL
Absolute best value.
Almost 2000sf, 3/2/2,
completely updated, lots
of tile, new carpet, ceiling
fans, located off Nova &
3rd St. $925 + util
386-237-1295
HOLLY HILL- 830 State
Ave, 3/2 w/screened
porch $900/mo includes
water/sewer + deposit.
516-359-1120 or
386-492-9000.
NEW SMYRNA: Btwn
US1 & River 3/2, CHA,
W/D, year lease. Rental
history & Refs $900 F&S
No Pets. 386-663-4544
ORMOND BEACH
LAKEFRONT 4/2/2
Spring Meadows Subdivi-
sion. Ideal family location.
Alarm system, Attic/ stor-
age, W/D, refrigerator,
beautiful landscaping,.
large enclosed porch
overlooking lake, very
well maintained. Pest &
lawn incl. $1400/mo Call
386-673-9414
ORMOND BEACH This
is a steal! Rebuilt split
2/2/1-cg, fireplace, W/D
mod. kitch, FLA. rm, back
patio, frnt porch, Partially
furn. Beautifully fenced
back yd, Some pets OK.
$995/mo 386-677-3844
PALM COAST New
home 3/2/2 Small pet
OK. Close to shopping &
school. $900/mo $1000
dep 386-445-8835
PALM COAST, BUN-
NELL, 1/1, central air,
deck, $525/mo, Furnish-
ed, $179/wk, Many pool
homes starting @ $899,
518-965-0880
REDUCED
PLANTATION BAY -
Gated Golf Community,
Beautiful 4/2/2, large
bonus area, approx.
2200sqft. Located on
Volusia/Flagler line, close
to everything, seconds to
1-95 $1,225/mo + Securi-
ty Abby 386-235-8448
PONCE INLET pool
home unfurn., dock on
deep water canal, 2blks
to bch, $1995mo. 404-
734-7880; 843-341-5999
PORT ORANGE -"
Cypress Head 3/2/2 Spa-
cious, light, bright, lake-
front, separate family, liv-
ing, dining rooms, kitchen
nook, & breakfast bar &
screened lanai Com.
pool, tennis & golf. 1192
Siesta Key-in gated sec-
tion $1250/mo. Bonnie
386-566-0420
Affordable
&
Effective
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PORT ORANGE -
Waters Edge 3/2/2 with
18" tile floors, upgraded
lighting, surround sound,
Open floor plan. A+
schools, walk to park,
culdesac lot $1,300/mo.
Bonnie 386-566-0420
PORT ORANGE 4BR.
built 2006. Stainless
apple unfurn, fenced yard
5627 Devon Ave. $1295.
Must See! Owner/Broker.
386-295-1896
PORT ORANGE Very
clean dblewide spacious
3br/2ba, W/D hk-up in-
side, Ig scrn porch, car-
port. NSNP $750/mo 1 yr
lease. Lawn & pest incl.
F/L/S 386-767-0020
SOUTH DAYTONA, 4/2,
walk-in closet, laundry
rm, screened porch,
workshop, fenced, up-
dated, $950/mo +dep
386-527-1310
SPRUCE CREEK
FLY-IN
Gated Comm. 2bdrm,
2ba, double garage, new
carpet, on golf course,
$1,050/mo $1,400, Furn.
White Real Estate
386-689-4887
TOMOKA OAKS Directly
on golf course, 4/3, trav-
entine/ wood floors Pool,
Centrally located. $1850/
mo + sec. 386-290-3252.,
NEW SMYRNA BEACH
unfurnished Beauty on
the lake. 3/2.5-ba W/D,
Large patio Cedar Dunes
$10Q0/mo 386-428-7753
ORMOND BEACH Ex-
ceptional! Large 2000+sf.
3br/3ba/2cg in The Trails.
New carpet & appls. Fplc.
$1,250mo + security. 2yr
lease option available.
No pets. 386-677-3782
DAYTONA BEACH
Mainland 2 bedroom
Duplex. Central Air,
Porch, $650/mo.
Call Bill 914-806-0502
EDGEWATER, 2b/2b,
duplex, 1100 sf cul-de-
sac, wd, tl, crpt, firs. 1/cg,
fcd yd, no pets, no smkg,
$850 mo, 386-679-8658
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ORMOND BEACHSIDE-
furn lbr/lba duplex apt.
ideal location, steps to
ocean. All new mod. furn,
carpet, tv, dishwasher,
Fla. rm, beau landscaped
large fenced yard. Must
seel $850/mo. short term
leases avail. Some pets
welcome 386-677-3844
EDGEWATER-
2bdrm, 2ba W/D, newly
remodeled. Carport,
screen porch boat ramp
& pier. 2-pools, $775/mo
407-920-6849
ORMOND BEACH -
Westwood MH Park.
Month to month. 2br/2ba,
fully furn. All util. incl.
Very clean, no smoking
or pets. $900+ dep. Avail.
April 1st. 386-673-4680
ORMOND BEACH MH
LOT Westwood Mobile
Home Park. Low rent
$275/mo. Includes water,
sewer, garbage and lawn
care. Call 386-673-4680
PORT ORANGE- 40+
comm, pool gym rec
room, jacuzzi library
2/1.5, w/d, 'near every-
thing, $395/mo Rent to
own also 386-566-7239
*OPPORTUNITY*
VERO Busy Shopping
Center. Retail. Spaces
Avail. 400-1000sf. prime
Location US Hwy 1. From
$350/mo 772-489-0180
COSTA RICA, luxury
condos in Los Suenos re-
sort, Pacific Coast.
...... 3br/4ba $775/day
...... 2br/2ba $460/day
both through May 09.
PANAMA private home
at Los Buzos Resort,
Pacific Coast. 2br/ 2ba
$275/day through April
09. For information, fax
name & call back number
to 850-785-1701. www.
LosSuenonsResort.com
www.LosBuzoresort.net
EDGEWATER, 3/2 home
Fenced yard, Incredible
terms, Move in ready,
Applied rent, ($119,900)
$995/mo. 386-427-0675
ORMOND, TOMOKA Es-
tates, 2/2, appliances in-
cluded, seawall w/ boat
ramp, $1100 mo. F/L/S,
no pets, 386-547-4783
S.Daytona- Pelican Bay
3 Ig bed, 2 bath, Ig kit,
scrn. patio, alarm sys,
laundry rm, w/ W/D incis
water, cable, trash. Gated
comm. Lease or lease to
buyl All new! Anytime
407-415-9285
080Waeoue
ORMOND BEACH- Best
prices we've done the
comps north US1, w/ of-
fice &bath 1,000sf over-
head door $485 mo.
similar savings on 1250
sf. 386-451-4018/
672-1276
Port Orange/Holly Hill
Retail/Office
750 to 4,000sqft avail.
Daytona Beach Ware-
house 600'to 8,000sqft
avail. Great rates. Own-
er 386.566.0422
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EDGEWATER, Spacious
waterfront home avail.
5/3/09 for vacation rental
or long term. Fully furn.
2/2 Living/family room.
Deck patio & dock.
www.kpegfishcamp.com
321-914-4751; 427-3003
ST. AUGUSTINE BCH
Oceanview Condo fr $99
nite, Oceanfront house fr.
$199nite/$1399wk,Ocean
front wedding $359 or
Historic Dist from $129
nite Discount Cruise from
$259pp. 904-825-1911'
www.sunstatevacatlon.com
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WANTED JUNK CARS
Running or not $200 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
Call 321-631-0111
HARLEY CLASSIC '98,
95th Anniversary edition
24,000 mi, exc. cond. cd
player, garaged, $10,500,
386-931-0296
MOPED, 4 cycle 1100
miles. New condition
$500 OBO 386-760-3292
TRAILER, for motorcycle
all alum., 2 tool boxes,
ramp & all other access.
incl., will carry 1-3 bikes
$1600. 386-274-3260,
WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
ZI-900, (KZ900
1972-1976, KZ1000
(1976-1980), KZ1000R
(1982-1983), Z1R,
S1-250, S2-350, S3-400,
H1-500, H2-750, Honda
CB750 (1969-1975),
Susuki GS400, GT380,
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wide Pick Up
800-772-1142 or
310-721-0726.
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YAMAHA '03, 1100 Clas-
sic. 36k/ml., Silver Metal- CAMPING MEMBER-
lic w/ many extra's. $3700 SHIP LIFETIMEI
321-956-6881 Camp Coast to Coast
YAMAHA V-STAR 2004 USA/Canada/Florida. $10
Custom. 6000 Miles. p er night (full hook-up)
Pearl White. 1 owner Year Round. Paid $1595,
$3500 Call 386-676-0186 illness forces sale $595.
leave message 1-800-236-0327
28' 2008 FOUR WINDS
5000 Class C Chevy COACHMAN Mirada 30'
workhorse chassis. Dual '00 28K mi. New tires &
A/C 16,300 miles, batt. gen, gas/elec frig,
Self-contained, Showrm w/h, queen bed, tow bar
cond. Selling for health $23,000 615-957-2906
reasons! $47,000/obo see photos online at
772-461-1781 see photos www.HometownNewsOL.
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HometownnewsOL.com DUTCHMAN 26', 2002
at # 35594 travel trailer, full kitchen
"2fi- 1 5'* 1.V. awning, sleeps 6, 2
I E 2 showers, $9000, obo
35' WINNEBAGO 2001, 407-920-6849
2/slideouts, 46k/mi., with
Back Br. Well maint. & ,
extras, N/S. Asking V U $T
$44,900. 386-956-0710 E L
TOEll W 'mo SaGB Pursuit, 35' '05, class
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CLASSIFIEDSI 18K/mi., many extras,
386-322-5949 $51K/obo 804-994-3183
W',"" Water
18' PARKER, CC, 150
HP Yamaha outboard, 4
stroke, w/ trailer, low
hours. Excellent cond.
$16,000, 386-761-8187
ULTIMATE
2750 HYDRO SPORT,
1995, Cutty cabin, twin
200 Evinrudes, rigged &
ready to go! $16,500.
386-760-8641
wow
34' WELLCRAFT Scarab
II, 1985. Twin 454's,
clean fast cigarette boat,
fully equipped, ready to
run, full canvas, sleeps 3,
dry stored Brevard Coun-
ty. $17,500/OBO. e-mail
for photos & details at
SBCruiser@aol.com or
call 407-422-6095
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Manfcturer K eout,
FRESH TRADES
PRICED TO SELL
06 THOR MIRRIGWE
MOTRHOIME
32 FT, 2 SUDES,
$49,990
05 JAYCO FEIaHERU
29N TT SEEOUiT
$15,900
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JEEP LIBERTY 2003 -
4x4, V6. Auto., PW/PL,
cruise, A/C, roof rack,
42K miles, excellent,
$8300. 321-264-9135
CHEVY 1990 utility bed
1992 350 engine. New
paint, dual tires, runs
great. Exc. work truck.
3000/obo 386-689-1772
CHRYSLER, TOWN &
Country, 2003, 60,700
mi, power all, new tires,
reduced! $5000, 386-
767-1717.
DODGE RAM 1500 '00
white V6 w/short bed,
5spd in great condition,
Nice truck! $2900 firm,
386-235-8611
Affordable & reliable
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to 4000sf office space on
2nd floor. 386-677-3741
Vacatih
SOUTH DAYTONA: 2/1
Nova Rd by Reed. Canal
Scrn porch, Carport, A/C,
Very quiet & private.
1070 Palm View $500/mo
+ dep 904-824-9206
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FRENCH DOOR- 6' alu-
minum, like new, sliding
glass, $200,
386-566-1212
FRIDGE GE no frost
fridge $100,
321-432-3437
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50, Microwave, above
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Thmw another pompano on the barbie for good eatin'
Lots of small blue fish in the
Halifax right now. I have
caught them north by the
Flagler County line, south of
Dunlawton Avenue and
downtown Daytona Beach
near the Orange Avenue
Bridge. During Speedweeks,
Al Houser and I fished his
Carolina Skiff under the
Seabreeze Bridge to no avail.
We went there looking for
the sea trout that hang in the
deep water each winter, but
found nothing. Working into
the shallow flats along the
east side of the river, we eased
up onto several red fish that
were trying to escape the
morning chill.
The deeper water was
green and murky and just
where the water begins to
shallows up and clear, we
found reds enjoying the
) FISHING
WITH
DAN
DAN SMITH
penetrating warmth from the
morning sun.
The first group of six was so
stoic that the boat was on
them before they spooked.
We encountered that same
phenomenon again and
again. Reds lying in the sun
right where the water began
to clear. As soon as they were
disturbed, they had but a
short burst to be in the darker
water and hidden. Not a hit
did we get but we sure saw
lots of reds. Hopefully, it's a
good sign for warmer
weather.
Fishing downtown Daytona
Beach during the races is
always a surreal experience.
There I sit without a care,
except whether or not the fish
will bite, and across town I
can hear the hum of cars with
big engines being driven by
men who are risking their
lives.
Catching fish with racing in
my ear always seems one of
the stranger things about
living in eastVolusia County.
We are just finishing up on
one of the best winter surf
fishing seasons in recent
memory. Lots of fishermen
braved the chilly weather to
come away with nice catches.
The star of the show was
pompano. They are usually
pretty scarce when the water
gets as cold as it did in
January and February, but
they stayed around all winter.
Nice sized ones, at that.
Pompano insist on shellfish
for food and one of the
reasons they held strong was
that their favorite morsel, the
sand flea, also were plentiful.
Sand fleas are the little oval
crabs that move at water's
edge and burrow back into
the sand as the wave recedes.
You can catch them in a flea
digger or even scoop them up
by hand. The pompano were
in close so all that you had to
do was dig a little bait, make a
short cast and wait. I never
heard of anyone getting a six
fish limit, but it seemed that
anyone with a little patience
could catch a couple. Pom-
pano are in the jack family,
but are just mild tasting
enough to be about perfect.
As you all know, I worship
at the alter of the fried fish,
but a few pomp filets with
lime slices on the grill leads to
fish dinner nirvana! Since
they were here during the
cool weather, once the water
warms, there should be
plenty to be had.
Whiting have also been
good in the surf. Some big old
bull whiting have been
coming in near my home in
Ormond-by-the-Sea. They
too, have been hitting sand
fleas.
Watch for the spring mullet
run in the surf and fish for the
big reds that will be right
behind them., Don't ignore
diving birds! Anywhere the
birds are feeding, something
is tearing up the bait under-
neath.
The blue fish will get bigger
as the water warms and when
they are around you should
always use a steel leader.
Vicious feeders, blues are
the pit bulls of our waters.
They are lots of fun to catch
and better eating than most
believe. Use a mix of corn
meal and flour (heavy on the
corn meal) to fry up crispy
filets. Pour a little buttermilk
salad dressing as a dip and
you are in business. Oh man,
I'm getting hungry.
Don't forget to check out
the Florida Tackle Show at 9
a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Feb.
21, at the Daytona Beach
Plaza Resort.
Dan Smith has fished the
waters ofVolusia Coiunty for
40 years. When he's not
fishing, the retired contractor
is heavily involved with the
Ormond Beach Historical
Trust. For questions or
comments send an e-mail to
apesl23@mybluelight.com.
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Some issues just not worth the time to troubleshoot
very now and again I
get an e-mail ques-
tion and the
exchange that results
makes me go "Hmm ... I
bet there are other people
out there who have similar
questions."
Then I try to remember
to ask whoever's e-mailing
me if it's OK to use their
question in an upcoming
column along with their
first name. I don't think
I've ever had anyone tell
me no, and this week
Frank on the Treasure
Coast was kind enough to
OK the following:
"Sean, I have enjoyed
reading your column for a
long time. But I have never
contacted you before. I
hope you can help me With
this question.
"About a month or so
ago, I started having a
problem with opening
links in e-mails I receive.
When I click on a link to a
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THIS
SEAN MCCARTHY
URL, it takes about 20 or
30 seconds to bring up the
site. If I copy the URL and
paste it into my IE7, no
problem. I tried the'
'tools/options/advanced'
in IE and made sure that
the 'automatically check
for IE updates' was not
checked. I even tried
removing all of my IE add-
ins, still the delay occurs.
Do you have any ideas? My
environment is..."
At this point, Frank was
helpful enough to tell me
as much information as he
could about his system,
things such as make and
model, amount of ram,
version of Windows you
know, the kind of details
that would help me
possibly answer his
question.
And my reply:
"Hi Frank: Thanks for
writing. To be quite honest
with you, I have practiced
the art of copying and
pasting the Web addresses
out of my e-mail client
(Outlook Express on one
machine and Outlook on
another) and into my
browser window manually
for several years now.
In fact, I cringe and
curse under my breath
when I accidentally click a
link in e-mail, rather than
copy to highlight, because
the process of the e-mail
client invoking the brows-
er and then passing the
URL off to the address bar
has so many things
involved (behind the
scenes) that it takes many
times longer that way than
it does to just copy the
link, maximize the brows-
er, then paste the link into
the address bar.
I've noticed that this
delay is present whether
you are using Internet
Explorer, Firefox, Chrome,
Opera or any of the other
browsers out there. The
delay seems to be coming
from the e-mail client side
* (Outlook Express, Outlook,
Thunderbird, eqc.) and
doesn't seem to be an
issue with the browser.
Now, Web mail is a
different story. E-mail
messages in Web mail sites
(such as Yahoo's Yahoo
mail or Google's g-mail)
are already in the browser
environment, so clicking
the link actually works as
instantly as you would
expect (I usually right click
the link and then open in
another tab, so as not to
have to use the back
button to navigate back to
the Web mail).
Sorry I couldn't give you
a "quick fix" but you aren't
alone in noticing the
delay.
And before you reply
with "well, it used to work
fast..." understand that
doesn't matter: it's slow
now. Every machine is a
dynamic environment and
things change all the time.
Is it worth the time,
aggravation and frustra-
tion to try to figure out
what changed, or is it just
easier to copy and past the
address from one window
to the other?
Me? Like I said, I've been
copying and pasting for
years now 'cause the
"automatic" transition
from e-mail to browser is
less than reliable.
Hope that helps and
thanks again for writing.
P.S. May I have your
permission to use this
dialogue in an upcoming
column using just your
first name?"
Now, as far as my answer
goes, when I re-read it, I
almost feel like it's a cop
out. I mean, I don't actual-
ly tell Frank what's going
on or how to fix it, I just
confirm the issue and end
up telling him to live with
it.
I realize some readers
may not find that very
helpful (and I probably
will get some knowledge-
able readers who will e-
mail me telling me what's
going on) but I think what
it all boils down to is to
chose your battles wisely;
some issues just aren't
worth the time to trou-
bleshoot, especially when
there is already a fairly
simple work around in
place.
Sean McCarthy fixes
computers. He can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
or help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).
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each Monday from 5-7 p.m.
Wing night is held each
Wednesday from 5-7 p.m. The
public may attend. American
Legion Post 270 is located at
119 Howes St., Port Orange.
*Art Walk: This event is held
from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. the fourth
Saturday of each month along
Flagler Avenue in New Smyrna
Beach. A wide variety of art
work, free children's activity,
entertainment and a special
prize drawing are presented by
the Gallery Group of Flagler
Avenue. For more information
or to request an artist's appli-
cation, call (386) 428-1770 or
visit the Web site at www.fla-
glergallerygroup.com.*Atlantic
Center for the Arts: The
exhibition "Works by James
Siena" will be on display Jan.
24-March 21 at Pabst Visitor
Center & Gallery, Atlantic Cen-
ter for the Arts, 1414 Art Cen-
ter Ave., New Smyrna Beach.
An opening reception will be
held from 5-7 p.m., today. This
exhibition of prints by James
Siena, master artist-in-resi-
dence at Atlantic Center, dis-
plays an alternative system.
His work has been featured in
the 2004 Whitney Museum of
American Art Biennial. This
event is free to the public.
Gallery hours are from 10
a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday through
Friday, and from 10 a.m.-2
p.m., Saturday. For more infor-
mation, call (386) 42Z6975 or
visit www.atlanticcenterfort-
hearts.org.
*Barbie Doll: Celebrating 50
Years of an American Icon:
This exhibit will be on display
through April 5 at the Daytona
Beach Museum of Arts & Sci-
ences. In celebration of Barbie
doll's 50th birthday on March
9, more than 400 dolls will be
on display from the private
collection of Jo Anne
Winspur. The exhibition will
feature Barbie dolls modeling
casual sportswear to Parisian
haute couture dating from the
original 1959 Barbie Dolls into
today. Barbie Doll's friends
and family also will be fea-
tured including Steffie, Cara,
Julia, Midge, Skipper and of
course Ken. MOAS is located
at 352 S. Nova Road, Daytona
Beach. For more information,
call (386) 255-0285 or visit
www.moas.org.
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DBIF launches
new programs
Daytona Beach Interna-
tional Festival has
announced a new initiative
designed to increase the
organization's visibility and
accessibility to the Daytona
Beach community.
Known as DBIF365, the ini-
tiative includes a variety of
programs, and has prompted
a number of enhancements,
including a redesigned Web
site and a new storefront bou-
tique.
The center of the new effort
is DBIF365 Live, the organiza-
tion's revamped box office
and boutique, located at 212
S. Beach St. in Daytona
Beach. DBIF365 Live will
allow visitors to preview
upcoming Festival perform-
ers, as well as purchase tickets
and browse merchandise. A
grand opening for the store
will be held at 6 p.m.,
Wednesday, Feb. 25. Patrons
will receive a one-day only
10-percent discount on all
merchandise and tickets dur-
ing the opening celebration.
DBIF has launched its
completely redesigned Web
site, www.DBIEcom that fea-
tures a new travel center. The
user-friendly site offers pic-
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to accrue loyalty points. Each
reward card will be issued
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spent on Festival merchan-
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and Steve Hageman per-
form at 5 p.m. Eddie Uzzle
hits the stage from 1-5 p.m.,
Monday. Rob Graham per-
forms at 5 p.m. Kenny
Sphire performs from 1-5
p.m., Tuesday. Mike Caso
will perform at 5 p.m. Mike
Caso hits the stage from 1-5
p.m., Wednesday. Kenny
Sphire performs at 5 p.m..
Rob Graham hits the stage
from 1-5 p.m. on Thursday.
Steve Hageman performs at
5 p.m.
*Java Jungle: Open Mic
Night is at 7 p.m. each
Thursday. Musicians,
authors, singers, poets and
composers are welcome.
Wes Malone and other
artists also perform. Friday
night Wes Malone play
music from 7-10p.m. Satur-
day evenings, Java Jungle
presents live music from
local artists. This month,
Julie Baker is the featured
musician, performing from
7-10 p.m. each Saturday.
Java Jungle is located at 4606
Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2P,
Port Orange. For more infor-
mation, call (386) 760-2551.
*Julian's Landmark Steak
and Seafood House: Pianist
Bob Thames performs at
6:30 p.m., Saturday at the
restaurant, 88 S. Atlantic
Ave., Ormond Beach. For
more information, call (386)
677-6767.
Norwood's Restaurant
and Wine Shop: Free wine
tasting are held from 5-7
p.m. each Friday on the deck
and Saturday' in the shop
with complimentary
cheeses. Norwood's is locat-
ed at 400 Second Ave., New
Smyrna Beach. For more
information, call (386) 428-
4621.
*Ohana Luau Dinner
Show: This dinner show
spectacular and family-style
feast, with a 6:30 p.m. seat-
ing, dinner served at 7:15
p.m. and show time at 7:30
p.m., is held Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, at the
Hawaiin Inn, 2301 S.
Atlantic Ave., Daytona
Beach Shores. Participants
will learn traditional dances
with Polynesian women,
warriors and keikis (chil-'
dren). A flaming fire knife
dance and hula with audi-
ence participation will be
featured. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 255-5411, Ext.
186, or visit www.ohanalu-
au.com.
*OM Bar & Chill Lounge:
Free wine tasting are held
from 4-8 p.m. each Sunday
at 392 Flagler Ave., New
Smyrna Beach. Tasters will
have a selection of up to 10
different wines: Acoustic
performances are provided
by Rhonda Patrick. Free
salsa lessons are given at 8
p.m. each Thursday, with
open salsa dancing held
from 9 p.m.-1 a.m. For more
information, call (386) 423-
2727 or visit the Web site at
www.theombar.com.
*Ormond Beach Eagles
No..3800: Games are played
at noon each Thursday. One
mini jackpot and door
prizes will be available. Free
coffee and doughnuts will
be served. Proceeds got to
chartists. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 672-3663.
*Ormond Beach Senior
Center: The Vagabonds per-
form from 2-4 p.m. once per
month. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 763-0355.
*Peanut's Restaurant &
Sports Bar: This Friday and
Saturday Cheap Thrills per-
forms at 9 p.m. Open Jam
Night is held at 8 p.m. each
Sunday. The Pirates perform
at 8 p.m. each Thursday.
Texas Hold 'em is played at 6
p.m. each Monday and
Thursday and at 2 p.m., Sat-
urday. Free Bingo and Com-
edy Auction is held at 7 p.m.
each Tuesday. Lotta
Wednesday is held from 7-
10 p.m. each Wednesday.
Mark River performs at 8
p.m. Peanut's is located at
421 Flagler Ave., New Smyr-
na Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 423-1469.
*Rockin Ranch:
Saloonatix will perform
Wednesday through Satur-
day at 801 S. Nova Road,
Ormond Beach. For more
information, visit
www.rockinranchnight-
club.com.
*Seabreeze Coffee Con-
nection: A hand drum circle
is held at 8 p.m. each
Wednesday at 315 Seabreeze
Blvd., Daytona Beach. For
more information, visit the
Web site at www.drumcir-
cle.meetup.com/327.
*Venetian Bay Town and
Country Club: Party in the
Park is held from 1-5 p.m.
the third Saturday of each
month at 424 Luna Bella
Lane, New Smyrna Beach.
Lawn chairs are suggested;
no coolers. Admission is
free. Also, a farmers' market
is held from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
each Saturday at the town
center. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 428-8448.
*Wine Warehouse New
Smyrna Beach: Free wine
tasting are held from 4-7
p.m. each Friday at 636
Third Avenue, New Smyrna
Beach. Six wines are tasted.
For more information, call
(386) 426-6133.
oWineStyles events: At the
Shoppes of Yorketown, 1665
Dunlawton Ave., Suite 105,
Port Orange, a weekly tast-
ing is held from 5:30-8 p.m.
each Thursday, open to the
public. The cost is $5 and
complimentary to wine club
members. For more infor-
mation, call (386) 788-7188
or visit the Web site at
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Numerous situations will arise
that will help you grow. Your
strong spirit will tell you when
to act. Reach out, be open to
change and gather the
rewards that want to come.
The universe is on your side.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
It's time to move your main
projects forward. Go the extra
mile when needed, and you
will see many positive results.
You are more valuable than
you know. Keep a tranquil
state of mind. Nurture your
soul daily through meditation,
music or affirmations. This
powerful help is a force that
insures wonderful results in all
areas of life.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Your spirit is strong, your heart
is open and your ideas are
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Cost of the seminar is $49. For
more information, call (386)
253-4201.
*Pipe Organ Concert: A cel-
ebration of Westminster music
will be held during the 8:45
a.m. and 11 a.m. services at
Westminister By-The-Sea Pres-
byterian Church, 3221 S.
Peninsula Drive, Daytona
Beach Shores. The 20th Annual
Pipe Organ Concert, featuring
Organist Christopher G. Nelson
will be held at 3:30 p.m. For
more information, call (386)
767-8342 or visit the Web site
www.wbts.org.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25
*The Happy Wanderers:
This 5K Fun Walk, Beach Stroll
will be at 6 p.m. at Winter-
haven Park, 4589 S. Atlantic
Ave. in Ponce Inlet. For more
information, call (386) 788-
4026 or (386) 676-9863 or
visit the Web site www.happy-
wariderersfl.org.
*Musical revue: "Hormonal
Imbalance!" will be performed
at 7:30 p.m. at the Peabody
Auditorium in Daytona Beach.
The mood-swinging musical
revue captures the spirit of
women and their men, careers,
positive. You' will soon be
asked to take this fine combi-
nation to a higher level of per-
formance. Your reputation
precedes you. Lay out new
plans and set time limits on
their achievement. Your clear
mind will give you a strong
urge to take your project over
the finish line and win.
Sagittarius-Nov.22-Dec.21
Sometimes, at the last minute,
when it seems' like all is lost,
the doors open, the sun
begins to shine and all is well.
This is because of your perse-
verance, faith and joy. You
have done your work. Now let
the universe do its work. This
is a wonderful divine partner-
ship. Allowing it brings results
beyond your wildest dreams.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan 19
Short- and long-term success
has a lot to dot with feelings.
Before starting a new project,
check with your inner guid-
and retail therapy with hysteri-
cal candor and pure delight.
Tickets can be-purchased at
the Peabody Auditorium Box
Office, 600 Auditorium Blvd.,
Daytona Beach, by calling 800-
745-3000,, online at www.tick-
etrpaster.com, or at,any Ticket-
master outlet. For more
information, call the box office
at (386) 671-3462.
*Music for Healing: Spon-
sored by the Port Orange Min-
isterial Associatiori, "Music for
Healing: Body, Mind and Spirit"
is held from 12:15-12:45 p.m.
each Wednesday at the All
Saints Lutheran Church, 751
Dunlawton Ave., Port Orange.
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ance. When you feel joy, move
forward. If you feel undecided,
don't act. Using this divine
inner wisdom first will insure
positive results and increasing
missions in life. When this
happens you are at your best.
Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Your determination is conta-
gious. You never give up. This
is an awesome quality. You
always have a dream. You are
the eternal optimist, always
giving others the benefit of
the doubt. Your wonderful
emotional and spiritual
growth the past year will con-
tinue to bring well-deserved
rewards this year. Recognize
them as they come and enjoy.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
You are what heart and spirit
are all about. No one has
more than you. Your empathy
for others is legendary. This
wonderful sense of true
humanity always guides you
Musicians from local churches
and schools. present instru-
mental music for peaceful con-
templation, reflection, self-care
and meditation. At the Feb. 25
meeting, Briafi Larson will pro-
vide the music. The public may
attend. Instrumental musicians
are needed. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 761-9129.
ONGOING EVENTS
*A Taste of Wines: Port
Royal Caribbean Restaurant
will host this event at 6:30 p.m.
the second Wednesday of each
month inside Pirates Cove
Resort, 3501 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Since 1990
Homemade Dishes from
Northern & Southern Italy in, a
Romantic Atmosphere
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in the right direction. It's hard
to keep up with you. You are
such a wonderful friend. You
know what to do in advance.
You are truly loved and
appreciated.
Star visions
James can help bring
renewed hope and joy to
your life. A personalized
astrology chart, private read-
ing, exciting home or office
party, inspirational group
talk or positive business
forecast are just a few of the
special services he offers.
Call (772) 334-9487 or e-
mail jtuckxyz@aol.com for
prices and details.
Don't forget to go to person-
alspiritguide.com and sign
up to receive your free week-
ly inspirational message.
Have a starry week, every-
one.
- James Tucker
Daytona Beach Shores. During
this semi-formal gathering,
four-course meals will be
served with wines that comple-
ment each course. A wine
expert will teach facts about
each wine. Reservations are
required, and guests must be
21 years old. The cost is $30
per person. Proceeds will ben-
efit the Children's Home Soci-
ety. To make reservations, call
(386) 788-3922.
*American Legion Post 270:
A fish fry and music entertain-
ment is held from 5-7 p.m.
each Friday. Taco night is held
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tury Paris, will be performed at
7 p.m. at the Peabody Auditori-
um. Tickets for the Daytona
Beach Symphony Society spon-
sored performance range from
$34-$59. Tickets are available
at the Peabody Box Office, 600
Auditorium Blvd., Daytona
Beach; call Ticketmaster at
(407) 839-3900; or order on-
line at www.dbss.org. For more
information, call (386) 253-
2901.
*Polka Festival: The Slovene
National Benefit Society Lodge
603 will host this three-day fes-
tival that starts at 4 p.m. at 421
N. Samsula Drive, New Smyrna
Beach. On Friday, Ron Luznar
and the Polka Pals will perform
from 5-9 p.m. Admission is $3.
Ethnic foods and full bar will be
available. Saturday is Florida
Slovene Days. Admission is
$10. The SNPJ Lodge will be
open from 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Admission is $10. Entertain-
ment will be provided from
noon until 10 p.m. The Marc
Bouchard Orchestra from Day-
tona Beach and other artists
will perform. On Sunday, Feb.
22, Salt Water Bluegrass enter-
tains. Admission is $5. Barbe-
cue and other foods are avail-
able along with full bar. The
lodge will be open noon to 5
p.m.
*Spirit Cafe: Richard and
Ann Martorano will perform an
evening of musical styles at 8
p.m. Mr. Martorano is an origi-
nal member of the recording
vocal group "The Letterman"
and is a producer of celebrity
events across the country.
Locally, he has served as con-
temporary worship leader at
Coronado Community United
Methodist Church and First
Presbyterian Church in New
Smyrna Beach. Mrs. Martorano
has performed in concerts
throughout the country and is
a feature vocalist on regional
and national radio jingles.
SATURDAY, FEB. 21
*The Port Orange Elks: The
lodge will be sponsoring a ben-
efit dinner for the Spruce Creek
High School band at 6 p.m at
5207 S. Ridgewood Ave. The
meal will be meat loaf, and the
cost is $7.95. Students will per-
form during the evening in an.
effort to raise donations for
their 2010 trip to Germany and
Austria, where they will also be
performing.
*Ocean Deck: The south
Florida surf band Cutback will
perform from 10 p.m.-2 a.m.,
Saturday, at the Ocean Deck,
127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona
Beach. Admission is free.
*Variety Show: The fifth
annual Aberdeen Revue, a lip-
sync variety show will be held
at 2:30 p.m., Saturday and Sun-
day, at the Ormond Beach Per-
forming Arts Center. The mem-
bers of the all senior-citizen
cast are residents from the 55-
plus gated community,
Aberdeen at Ormond Beach.
Ticket are $10. For more infor-
mation, call (386) 676-3375.
*Historical Bus Tour: The
Ormond Beach Historical Soci-
ety will host this. tour at 9:45
a.m. Each two-hour tour intro-
duces more than 30 historical
buildings and sites. The cli-
mate-controlled trolley makes
stops at the Fairchild Oak and
the Three Chimneys Sugar Mill
Ruins (ruins not otherwise
open to the public). The cost is
$20 for adults, $18 for seniors
(65 and older) and $7 for chil-
dren (5-12). Tours begin at The
Casements parking lot, 25
Riverside Drive, Ormond
Beach. Reservations are
required; seating is limited. To
reserve seats, call (386) 677-
7005.
*Drumming for Peace: This
free community drum circle
will be held at 6 p.m., around
the Hiles Boulevard fire pit on
New Smyrna Beach. People
attending this event should
bring something to sit on. Extra
instruments will be available.
SUNDAY, FEB. 22
*The Happy Wanderers 5K
or 10K year-round event Walk,
will be at I p.m. Admission is
$3. Come walk with us at the
Art Fiesta in .New Smyrna
Beach Walk starts at Publix
parking lot, 709 E. Third Ave.
For more information, call
(386) 788-4026 or (386) 676-
9863 or visit the Web site
www.happywanderersfl.org.
*Seminar: The Unity Church
of Daytona Beach will present
a two-part seminar featuring
Garland Landrith, psychologist,
who specializes in energy work
including self-hypnosis/media-
tion and nutrition. Part one will
be held from 1:30-5 p.m., Sun-
day. Part two will be held from
6:30 -9:30 p.m., Monday. Both
will be held at the church, 908
Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill.
Registration is encouraged.
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Puppy love
Randy Barber/staff photographer
Vice president of the Southeast Volusia Humane Soci-
ety Barbara Wright of Daytona Beach enjoys the com-
pany of Bailey, a German Shepherd up for adoption
during a special Valentine's Day open house at the
Southeast Volusia Humane Society in New Smyrna
Homemade Seafood Corn Chowder
* Real Fresh Gulf Grouper Hand Cut Steaks
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Featuring The Oceansiders
Fri. Feb 20th 5-9pm
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lifestyle events (i.e., surfing,
skating, music, etc.) to
make the event more then
just a car show. The classic
has opened our eyes to see
how hungry this town is for
beach events. So much so,
we are planning on doing at
least two more beach/surf
events this year."
Dubjam H20 car show
will be at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Saturday, Feb. 21, at River-
front Park, 343 North Beach
St.
The Volks Jamboree Car
Show and Swap meet will be
from 9 a.m. to- 4 p.m. at the
Port Orange City. Center.
Judging will start at 11 a.m.
Admission is free.
Volusia Surf Lifesaving
Association and Camp
Boggy Creek are among the
beneficiaries on WinterJam.
The VSLA, is a non-profit
organization that benefits
the junior lifeguard pro-
grams. Camp Boggy Creek
provides camp programs
for children with terminal
and life threatening dis-
eases.
For more information on
WinterJam Weekend, visit
www.DaytonaWinterJam.co
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