HOLLY HILL


Vol. 4, No.15 Your Local News and Information Source *www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, May8, 2009


Holly Hill gets K through 8


facility, will open in 2011


CLAIRE METZ

BUREAU CHIEF


H i Hometown News
readers,


Police rescue man
from fire
Daytona Beach Police are
trained to fight crime, but
firefighting is something
else again yet recently
officers have found them-
selves facing the flames.
Deputy Chief Steve Beres
was on duty one evening
driving along Ridgewood
Avenue near Bellevue when
he smelled smoke. Deputy
See BRIEF, A9


By Bill Borden
For Hometown News
HOLLY HILL A phone call
interrupted a recent city commis-
sion meeting, but for good reason.
It brought news that the Volusia
County School Board had just.
approved adding three grades to
Holly Hill Elementary School, mak-
ing it the county's only Kinder-
garten through eighth grade school.
Mayor Roland Via told meeting


attendees that the school board had
voted to hire an architectural and
engineering firm to design the esti-
mated $14.6 million project, which
had been pending since 2001 when
county voters ok'd raising the sales
tax to fund school construction.
"It's been a long and hard road to
get here but we finally .have
approval to move forward. This is
an exciting day for our city," Mayor
Via said.
The $14.6 million will be used to


Artistic afternoon


add a gym and a
two-story classroom
building to the
existing Holly Hill
Elementary struc-
ture. The class-
room building will
absorb grades six
through eight when the older Holly
Hill Middle School is closed in 2011.
.Original plans called for building
a replacement school for the soon-
to-be-closed middle school but


those
plans stalled due to
declining enrollment at the facility
See FACILITY, A8


DB News-Joumat


end of an era

Former publisher believes paper
will be sold, continue on


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Julie Roseboom of Ormond Beach examines some of the artwork on display during
the 37th Art in the Park at Fortunato Park in Ormond Beach last Saturday. More than
80 artists and crafters exhibited their work at the festival. The Ormond Beach Art
Museum and the City of Ormond Beach Leisure Services sponsored the annual event.


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VOLUSIA COUNTY. investor M
The Daytona Beach News the News-j
Journal CEO and publish- dominant
er, forced out last week pt ot
after working more than 27 circulars
years for the publication, publicationo
believes the paper will be defended i
sold and continue to serve well
the community as it has Everywhc
done for more than 80 Kaneysaid
years. that they (
"I really do," said Georgia the commit
Kaney. "It is.a strong prof- local daily
itable company.' "People i
Others agree. depressed
The recent firing of five not having
members of th-e-Mews-jour- n han s
nal board of directors munitye sk
including members of the anxious fI
paper's founding family tled."
clears the way for a sale of While sh
the daily newspaper, said News-Journ
court-appointed manager she said th
Jim Hopson in an April imagine a
29th e-mail to employees. years
The firings included Julia years.
Truilo and Marc Davidson, about this i
the daughter and son of the ration is
late Tippen Davidson; Bob said. "This
Thuilo, David Kendall and nobody. No
Ms. Kaney. table. The
The family-run publica- wonderfuTl
tion was purchased by Tip- experience;
pen Davidson's father and Notwiths
grandfather in 1928. protracted
"The path forward is now between
clear," Mr. Hopson wrote. "I News-Journ
will re-start the sale shareholder
process that has been led to a
stalled pending the resolu- payment of
tion of legal matters. We buy-out Co
still have an interested The leg
The lega]
buyer." after a New
In a March 28 article in decision to
the online business site, for the nar
The Business Insider, DaytonaBc
writer Nicholas Carlson at ent
included the News-Journal
in a list of 10 newspapers S
worth acquiring despite


collapsee of many
institutions.
an analysis of a
l industry
[r. Carlson said
journal is "the
media in town,
popular, ad-rich
and specialty
ns) and has
ts borders very
ere she goes, Ms.
, people tell her
cannot imagine
uity without a
newspaper.
ire shocked and
at the thought of
a daily newspa-
aid. "The com-
low and love are
This to be set-
he believes the
nal will be sold,
at's still hard to
Lifter all these
Irtbreaking part
s that the corpo-
profitable," she
company owes
debts and prof-
team in place is
y trained and
standing that, a
legal battle
the family-run
al and minority
r Cox Enterprise
court-mandated
f $129 million to
x Enterprise..
I dispute began
s-Journal board
pay $13 million
ning rights of a
each .performing
without obtain-


The Casements to get million-dollar renovation


Reflections on a diverse,
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By Wayne Grant
For Hometown News
ORMOND BEACH More than
a million dollars is going to be
spent to make the Casements look
old. But old in a good way, as it will
be more architecturally accurate to
the way it was in 1912, when it was
built.
The renovation project begin-
ning May 15 will also make changes
to improve safety, enhance events,
and conform the interior facilities
to the Americans with Disabilities
Act.
The local- historic site will be
closed to public for eight months.
Classes and programs will be


scheduled at other locations, atrium, gallery, north entrance and will meet ADA guidelines.
Siobhan Daly, cultural center meeting spaces will be remodeled. Ms. Daly said she and her staff
coordinator for the city of Ormond Other changes include the addi- are excited about how the changes
Beach, said it will all be worth it in tion of a mansard roof at the gallery will improve events at the facility.
the end. roof area The patio will be enlarged and new
It 's This will create a better flow for the dif- and a doors will make it accessible to the
going to ferent shows and functions and also patio for main room and gallery.
look gor- a w mn r nr so cial "This will create a better flow for
g e o us alOW more space for weddings, recep- gather- the different shows and functions
when it tions and other events.' i n g s. and also allow more space for wed-
gets done," T h e dings, receptions and other
she said. Siobhan Daly b a s e events," she said. "The added space
For his- cultural center coordinator m e n t will really help groups that use it
t o r i c al will be now (for) the orchid show, garden
accuracy, the renovations are based waterproofed, tea and other annual events."
on old photographs and the origi- Changes that will enhance safety A new small building built to
nal plans for the building. The inte- include a new fire alarm system look like a carriage house will play
rior areas will have more appropri- and an upgrade of the exit stairs a dual role, providing storage and
ate finishes and lighting, and the and elevator. The downstairs toilet -
See CASEMENTS, A7


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Hometown News was rec-
ognized with a number of
professional accolades over
the past two weeks, includ-
ing being named among the
top community newspa-
pers in the country. Three
Volusia County editorial
department staffers -
Randy Barber, Bethany
Chambers and Jeanne
Willard were recognized
for their outstanding work,
as was advertising staffer
Adam Bunke.
Hometown News won 12
awards at the annual con-
ference and trade show held
by The Association of Free
Community Papers, a
national trade organization,
in Myrtle Beach, S.C., April
23-25.
Over the weekend of May
1-3, Hometown News was
recognized with 35 awards


Era
From page Al
ing Cox's approval.
Although Ms. Kaney con-
ceded that Cox was not
asked to approve the expen-
diture in advance, she said
Cox representatives, attend-
ed board meetings and


at the Community Papers of
Florida's annual conference
in Orlando.
"Hometown News will be
7 years old next month, and
out of six award confer-
ences, we've been named in
the top three community
newspapers in the nation
five times," said Steve
Erlanger, publisher and
COO. "It's always an honor
to be recognized by one's
peers, but in these trying
times when many news-
papers are struggling and
we're all working harder
than ever, it's especially
meaningful."
The national awards won
by the Volusia County
Hometown News staff are:

SBest color news photo,
second place, Randy Barber


received annual reports that
disclosed the transaction.
The newspaper also pub-
lished stories on the subject.
"It was front page news in
the News-Journal for
months," she said. "If they
had read their own newspa-
per..."
Despite the criticism of a
federal judge and others


Best news writing, sec-
ond place, Jeanne Willard,
for the July 25 story "Teen
recalls night of terror."
Best Community Ser-
vice Graphics, second
place, Adam Bunke
The statewide awards
are:
Best feature or human
interest story, honorable
mention, Bethany Cham-
.bers
Sales promotion, out-
of-home media, second
place, Steve Erlanger; third
place, Adam Bunke
Retail ad (Natural
Gallery Granite) best full
color process, half page or
less, second place, Adam
Bunke
Automotive ad (Dia-
mond Suzuki), best full


who questioned the board's
right to spend the money,
Ms. Kaney defends the deci-
sion.
"The $13 million was
done. as a business judg-
ment expense," she said.
"Excellent business deci-
sions were made by the
majority for the benefit of
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Journal) and minority
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What is regrettable, she
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Beach International Festival
and other cultural events.
Ms. Kaney said that's part
of the Davidson Family lega-
cy.
At this point, Ms. Kaney
said she's not made any
decisions about her future
plans. She had planned to
keep working as long as she
could, she said.
She's looking forward to
becoming a grandmother
for the sixth time in August,
she said.
"I'm 66," she said. "It
would be reasonable for me
to have thought about retir-
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Business


News

Halifax receives
accreditation

Halifax Health Center for
Oncology recently received
a three-year accreditation
through the American Col-
lege of Radiation Oncolo-
gy.
To obtain the accredita-
tion, the radiation oncolo-
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Realty offers
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City considers new public buildings


By Bill Borden
For Hometown News
HOLLY HILL The City Commis-
sion is embarking on an extensive
development and improvement pro-
gram that will include a new library,
museum and Chamber of Commerce
building, a reconfiguration of Holly-
land Park and the adoption of a Master
Trails plan that could involve a pedes-
trian overpass being built to span U.S.
1.
Dana Smith, representing DJ Design
Services, presented a preliminary
design concept for a multi-use build-
ing that would house the city's library,
the Chamber of Commerce and a
brand new museum. The building
would be located directly behind the
existing Chamber building. At the pre-
vious request of the commission, the
building's exterior design will mirror
the design of the City Hall.
"The new building will be a modern-
ized bookend to the City Hall," Mr.
Smith said. "It will provide continuity
and unite both sides of the street. The
spine of the new building will directly
align with the City Hall."
The new building will also be green.
"The Florida Legislature recently'
enacted a law that all new municipal
buildings must be certified 'Green,' Mr.
Smith said. "We used the L.E.E.D. certi-
fication guidelines to design this build-
ing. There are other standards but you
must weigh how much the added costs


will return savings in the future and
earn State credits."
Mr. Smith said while building.green
may cost more, it pays off over the life
of the building.
"Going green is currently estimated
to cost an additional 6 to 7 percent in
construction but potentially could
save up to 30 percent in utilities and
operating costs," he said.
Commissioners asked the design
team to formulate costs for "different
levels" of going green.
"The commission must review and
evaluate their options for going green
to achieve the best return on invest-
ment," Mayor Via said.
The design team was asked to begin
formulating a cost estimate for its con-
struction based on different levels of
going green.
The Commission .had previously
hired a consultant to seek and identify
grant money to expand and renovate
Hollyland and Centennial Parks. Holly-
land Park adjoins the land where the
new multi-use building will be located,
so the park renovations must be coor-
dinated with the site plan and con-
struction of the new building.
"Parking could become a major
issue wheri multiple events are being
held at the complex so we need to
address that issue now and resolve it,"
Mayor Via said.
Teresa Brooks of Brooks and Dun
Grant Consulting Company said there
are five potential grants available to


fund a new Amphitheater, barbeque
area, multi-use trail, basketball court
and to renovate a coach pitch field.
Commissioner John Penny request-
ed that the Hollyland Park improve-
ments and changes be integrated with
the new building design into a com-
mon plat to see how everything would
flow together.
"I would hate to get into this project
and have a future commission sitting
here 10 years from now and be saying
'why didn't they do this back then?'," he
said. "We only have one shot to get it
right."
Chris Hurst, public works director
for the city, asked the commission to
adopt a Master Trail Plan..With it, staff
can begin developing a design for con-
necting all of the city's parks with trails
under the County's Master Trail Plan
and therefore become eligible for grant
funding to build them.
His request also included hiring DJ
Design to create drawings for a pedes-
trian overpass that would become an
integral part of the trail plan. The com-
mission approved Mr. Hurst's request
with the stipulation that DJ Design
provide them with a 3-D electronic
visual of the overpass to see how it
would integrate with the other projects
already under consideration. Compre-
hensive plans for all of the projects in a
more integrated format are to be pre-
sented to the commission at its next
meeting on May 12.


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Friday, May 8, 2009


Community Notes


Street c oin Granada Boulevard
Casements Drive will
Riverside Drive from closed from May


through May 15. The city of
Ormond Beach will be con-
structing a water main


extension and will be
adding a fire hydrant to
improve fire protection
within the area.
For more information,
call (386) 676-3269.

Town hall meetings
on budget slated
The City of Ormond
Beach is beginning to
develop its fiscal year
budget for 2009-2010.
Due to the current eco-
nomic conditions, signifi-
cant declines are expected
in the revenue available to
support city services, and
program and service reduc-
tions may occur.
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meetings have been sched-
uled by the city commis-
sion to receive input from
citizens and business own-
ers regarding service prior-
ities. The meetings are
identified below.
Zone three will be held at
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 12,
at the Trails Homeowners
Association, 201 Main Trail.
Zone four will be held at
6:30 p.m., Monday, May 18,
at the senior center ball-
room, 351 Andrews St.
Zone two will be held at
6:30 p.m., Thursday, May
21, at the Bailey River-
bridge Gardens, 1 N. Beach
St.
Zone one will be held at 7
p.m., Tuesday, May 26, at
the Performing Arts Center
399 North U.S. Highway
1.
The city commission
encourages participation at
these meetings. For more
information, visit the Web
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www.ormondbeach.org or
call (386) 676-3226.

Photographer to
speak at library

Local photographer
Harding Ballough will dis-
cuss and illustrate his
approach to photogra-


phy during an electronic
presentation at 2:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 9, at the
Volusia County Library
Center at City Island.
Mr. Ballough has been
producing a diverse range
of photography for
decades.
The presentation is free
and open to the public.

Symphony society
plans dinner

The Daytona Beach Sym-
phony Society annual din-
ner meeting will be held
Thursday, May 14, at Sun-
set Harbor Yacht Club and
Conference Center, 861
Ballough Road, Daytona
Beach.
Officers and directors for
2009-2010 will be elected
and installed.
The social hour will be 6
p.m., with dinner at 6:45
p.m. Parking is free.
Special recognition
awards will be presented,
and the World Winds Trio
will provide entertainment.
Tickets are $40 per per-
son.
For more information,
call (386) 253-2901.


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SEditor'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

*Alonzo Morris, 56, of 545
Magnolia Ave., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 24
on charges of 'attempted
purchase of cocaine. Bail
was set at $1,500.
*Carlos Rojas, 37, of 727
White St., Daytona Beach,
was arrested April 24 on
charges of attempted pur-
chase of cocaine. Bail was
set at $1,500.
*April Diane Wilson, 29, of
605 N. Segrave St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 25
on charges of possession of
Hydrocodone. Bail was set
at $1,500.
*Verna W. Gehm,- 85, of
570 National Healthcare
Drive, Daytona Beach, was
arrested April 26 on charges
of aggravated assault with a
weapon and battery on a
person older than 65 years
of age. Bail was set at $4,000.
*Dana Andrews, 41, of 135
S. Carolina St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 26
on charges of aggravated
domestic assault. Bail was
not set.
*Bernadette Cecile
Newkirk, 28, of 550 North
St., Daytona Beach, was
arrested April 27 on charges
of aggravated battery with a
deadly weapon. Bail was not
set. :
*Nicholas David Jackson,
28, of 18 S. Oleander Drive;
No. 1, Daytona Beach, was,
arrested April 27 on charges
of fraudulent useof credit.
cards. Bail was set at $1,500.
*Ethel Mae Walker, 47, of
1045 Audrey Drive, Daytona
Beach was arrested April 28
on charges of grand theft.
Bail was set $1,000.
eTasha ReneeWilliams, 33,
of; 909 1/2 Winchester .St,,
Apt. 1, Daytona Beach, was
arrested on April 28 on


charges of aggravated
assault and aggravated bat-
tery. Bail was set at $2,000.
*Shawn Remar Johnson,
19, of 1050 Continental
Drive, Daytona Beach, was
arrested April 28 on charges
of burglary of a
dwelling/structure and pos-
session of cannabis more
than 20 grams. Bail was not
set.
*Shykeem Emroy Thomas,
22, of 1137 North St., Day-
tona Beach was arrested
April 28.on charges of aggra-
vated domestic assault with
a firearm. Bail was not set.
*Steven Floyd Daughtry,
34, of 430 N. Caroline St.,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 28 on charges of
possession of cocaine. Bail
was not set.
*Lester Lamar Jones, 25, of
547 Derbyshire Road, Day-
tona Beach, -was arrested
April 28 on charges of
unlawful possession of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$2,500.
*Donnie Glenn, III, 24, of
1315 Ginsberg Drive, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
April 28 on charges of resist-
ing arrest with violence. Bail
was set at $2,500.
*Jeffrey James Willis, 41, of
340 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 28
on charges of possession of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$1,500.
*Lamont Don Yarbrough,
29, of 606 Cannon St., No. 2,
Daytona Beach was arrested
April 29 on charges of pos-
session of crack cocaine.
Bail was set at $2,000.
*Damien John Adkins, 32,
of 213 Lynn Drive, Da\yona
Beach. was arrested on April
29 on charges of aggravated
assault (domestic) and
Aggravated assault. Bail was
not set.
*Reginald Edward Slappy,
28, of 752 S. Caroline St.,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 29 on charges of
attempted felony murder
and attempted robbery with
a firearm. Bail was set at
$500.00i'0.


*Preston Harvey Jones, 48,
of 318 N. Hollywood, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
April 29 on charges of aggra-
vated battery. Bail was set at
$5,000.
*Yvonne Benita Oliver, 25,
of 340 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 30
on charges of soliciting to
commit prostitution, pos-
session of cocaine and pos-
session of narcotics. Bail
was set at $4,500.
*Michelle Christine Mor-
ris 39, of 340 North St., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
April 30 on charges of solicit
to commit prostitution. Bail
was set at $1,500.
*Cynthia Y. Davis, 21, of
1224 S. Plametto Ave., Day-
tona Beach, was arrested on
April 30 on charges of prin-
ciple sale/delivery of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$10,000.
*Barbara Ann Jackson, 26,.
of 324 San Juan Ave., Day-
tona, Beach, was arrested
April 30 on charges of pos-
session of cocaine. Bail was
not set.
*Lascelles Peter Francis,
18, of 1412 Mandrake Drive,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 30 on charges of
grand theft auto and burgla-
ry to a conveyance. Bail was
set at $5,000.
*Jenifer S. Scott, 21. of 154
Center St., Daytona Beach.
was arrested April 30 on.
charges of unlawful posses-
sion of cocaine. Bail was not
set.
*Todd Brian Aller, 33, of
1290 Ninth St., Apt. 501,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April'30 on charges of
unlawful possession ,of
Alprazolfm. Bail was setfat
$2,500.
*Perry Shareef Robinson,
31 of 769 Alambama St.,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 30 on charges of
battery on a law enforcement
officer and resisting arrest
with violence. Bail was not
set.
McKinley Howard Jr., 39,
of 562 N. Ridgewood Ave.,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-


ed April 30 on charges of for-
gery/utter forged note and
forgery/possession of a
forged note. Bail was set at
$4,500.
*David Ray Holbert III, 25,
of 110 Botefur, Apt. 202,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 30 on charges of
armed robbery and unlaw-
ful possession of a con-
trolled substance. Bail was
set at $22,500.
*Charles Edward Fox, 32,
of 340 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 30
on charges of strong-arm
robbery. Bail was set at
$5,000.

Ormond Beach Police
Department

*Brian Christopher Ben-
tham, 18, of 7 Tomoka
Meadows Blvd., Ormond
Beach, was arrested April 25
on charges of burglary of an
occupied dwellings Bail was
set at $5,000.
*Anthony Leo Calderoni,
35, of 118 .,Dawn Drive,
Ormond Beach, was. arrest-
ed April 27 on charges of
grand theft. Bail was set at
$2,500.
*Brandon Kyle Counts, 18,
of 500 Shadow Lakes Blvd.,
No. 47, Ormond Beach; was
arrested April 28 on charges"
of burglary of a conveyance
and grand theft. Bail was set
at $5.000..

Volusia County
Sheriffs Office

*Ellior Peter Stites, 30, of
340 North St., Daytona
Beach, was arrested April 24
on charges of possession of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$2,500 .
.*Dana A. Sollecito; 20, of
1220 S. Nova Road, No. 35,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 26 on charges of
robbery by sudden snatch-
ing, possession of
Hydrocodone and introduc-
tion of contraband. Bail
was set at $10,000.


Wanted person:
STracy Sanders
Alias: LatrailAnderson
Birth Date:
Nov. 16, 1979
Reason wanted:
Dealing in stolen property
Last know location: Port
Orange
Distinguishing features:
Tattoos on chest, back,
right arm and left leg
Crime Stoppers of
Northeast Florida is seek-
ing information on the
whereabouts of Tracy
Sanders, 29. Sanders is
wanted on an open war-
rant charging him with
dealing in stolen property.
Sanders also has three
additional open warrants
for failing to show up for
various court appear-
ances. All combined, :his
bonds on the four war-
Srants.total $15,000.;
Sanders is 5 feet inches
and weights about 170
pounds and has black hair
and blown eyes. His last.
known address was on
East Dexter Drive in Port
Orange. He also had a pre-


*Robert D. Sacino, 21, of
190 Williamson .Blvd.,
Orrmond Beach, was arrest-
ed April 26 on charges of
robbery by sudden snatch-
ing. Bailwas set at $2,500.
SAlice Helen Brooks. 30, of
1429 Edgewater Road, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
April 27 on charges of grand
theft and dealing in stolen
property. Bail was set at
$3,000.
*Laurence J. Hopkins, 42,
of 1029 Cedar Highlands
Blvd., Daytona Beach, was


Tracy Sanders


vious address on Pineland
Avenue in Port Orange. If
you see Sanders or know
where he is, don't attempt
to apprehend him.
Anyone with informa-
tion regarding Sanders'
whereabouts is asked to
call Crime Stoppers toll-
free at (888) 277-TIPS. You
can alsotext your tip by
testing "TIP231 plus your
message" to CRIMES. Any-
one who provides infor-
mation to Crime Stoppers(,
will remain anonymous
and can qualify for a
reward of up to $1,000.


arrested April 29 on charges
of battery on a person
detained in jail and unlawful
possession of crack cocaine.
Bail was not set.
*Michael, Joseph Wight,
42, of 329 S. Grandview Ave.
No. A, Daytona Beach, was
arrested April 29 on charges
of grand theft, burglary
business and dealing in
stolen property. Bail was set
at $7,500.
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Who is spending the money

Since the city of Ormond Beach doesn't have any money
to pay the fire fighters, who is responsible for putting all the
caskets along Granada Avenue the pink and white ones
with flowers in them?
What are they going to do with them? Are they going to
bury people in them? This is a waste of money. Somebody
doesn't know what they are doing.

Beachside has great mail carriers

I live on Sandy Drive in Ormond Beach and I have been
reading about the mail carriers in Edgewater. I would like
people to know that the mail carrier Mary, who we have
here in beachside Ormond Beach, is excellent.
She helps people and carries treats for the dogs. She
deserves to hear how great she is. Edgewater doesn't have
the only good mail carriers.

Pond should be fenced for safety

The city of Ormond Beach is going to be in for a lawsuit.
They have a big retention pond, south of River Beach or
in back of the parking lot of the ABC on Atlantic Avenue.
It needs to be fenced in, like they do in Daytona Beach.
Kids play out there. Somebody is going to drown.

People shouldn't take handicapped parking

We are in our late 80s and have a handicapped-parking
permit.
Does the Ormond Beach Police Department check park-
ing lots and restaurants to see if-there are people illegally
parked?
There is supposed to be a $250 fined for illegally parked
cars.
We go out at night and can't find a parking spot.
Yet, people are parking illegally and don't have a sticker
in their window.
I'd appreciate it they would do something about it.

Let drivers listen to music

I have seen two articles now from people complaining
about loud stereos in cars driving down the road.
I can understand someone having a problem with loud
music from a neighbor's house late at night, but why would
a car passing by bother you?
I would rather hear music going by than sirens or con-
struction. I live where the train goes by all hours of the day
and night and blows its whistle when approaching the
crossroads.
You learn to not be affected by it. In fact, I learned to find
it soothing.
Let people enjoy their music while they drive.

License plates are part of freedom of speech

Since when is my freedom of speech, by placing a reli-
gious plate on my car, anyone else's business?
This country still has free speech. There is nothing in the
constitution of the United States that says anything about
separation of church and state.
People should read the constitution for themselves
instead of listening and taking someone else's views. I have
seen many license plates that have offended me such as
"I'm Low life." Is that less offensive than a "Cross or "Jesus
Saves?"
There is always going to be discriminators and frivolous
lawsuits.
I'm tired of people trying to curtail my religious free-
doms.

S In response to 'License plates are
too religious'

Once again ignorance is rearing its ugly head in Florida.
Maybe the state of Florida should be taking a poll on the
amount of ignorant people in this state because I think we
could win the lottery on that one.




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Don't cut funding to
tourism marketing

Whether we realize it or
not, we're all in the tourism
business and that's a
good thing.
While my core business
(fire extinguisher sales) is
supported by loyal local
customers, it's the presence
of visitors, and the hotel
properties they patronize,
that keeps the money flow-
ing. .
Visitors have the ability
to move dollars through
the community so every-
one's economic picture
improves.
Florida visitors are more
crucial now than ever, as
they have the ability to
jump start Florida's strug-
gling economy. All we need
to do in order to get the


As to the person who wrote


Ormond Beach Mayor
Fred Costello recently
presented a proclama-
tion to Father John
Ryan, Pastor of St.
Brendan's Catholic
Church and his parish-
ioners for their out-
standing outreach
program and Father
Ryan's dedicated
leadership in the
Ormond Beach commu-
nity. Pictured left to
right: Mayor Costello,
Fr. Ryan, Stan Zerkows-
ki, director of outreach,
and parishioners Nancy
and Lowell Lohman in
front of a newly erected
shrine to St. Francis.


Photo Courtesy of
Nancy Lohman


process started is get them
here, and that's where we
need to work together.
The state's tourism mar-
keting corporation, Visit
Florida, works with local
partners to entice visitors
to Florida. Through that
partnering, local partners
(including convention and
visitors bureaus, attrac-
tions, restaurants and
hotels) can leverage their
small budgets via bulk
media buys, co-op adver-
tising opportunities and
other valuable programs
that would otherwise be
cost prohibitive. Partnering
helps us all to get the word
out, and it gets results.
And local tourism mar-
keting efforts are funded
entirely by visitors' bed tax
collections and not by
residents.
Visit Florida needs and


about the religious license


plates, please let me try to help this one.
While I am not a deeply religious person, I do believe that
we have a right to express our feelings no matter what oth-
ers think of them.
You have the right to choose the plate you want on your
car. How is choosing to have or hot have a religious plate an
issue? Are we next going to complain about the bumper
stickers that people put on their cars then, the Tashirt saying
that people wear? How about what tattoos people choose to
put on their body? How about the length of fake fingernails?
If you don't like the religious plates don't purchase them..
It is your choice. What makes you think you have the right
to choose what someone else wants to put on his or her car?
You want separation of church and state and you want to
be a dictator? Maybe you are in the wrong country.

Government doesn't own my car

I would like to point out the state does not own my car,
and I have the right to display a religious license plate, if I
wish to do so.
It is my way of protesting the government-imposed reli-
gion of atheism.

In response to 'Vehicle inspections
could raise money'

We do need vehicle inspections in this state.
You would not believe the dangerous junk that fills our
roadways.
Government getting into our lives via inspections is
ridiculous.
It has nothing to do with creeping into our privacy.
I spent many years in the automotive field, and I saw
some of the most dangerous vehicles with parts worn,
hanging off, bald tires etc., that were completely ignored by
the owners.
Many of these people could afford the repairs, they just
did not want to spend the money.
Even today, I can sit at any red light and see bald tires on
cars or trucks that travel on the interstate at 75 mph. In the
70s and earlier, Florida had annual vehicle inspections, but
the way it was handled was a joke.
If an annual state vehicle inspection were imposed and
managed correctly, our roads would be much safer than
they are today. I would be curious to see statistics as to how
many accidents in the state of Florida are caused by faulty
equipment.

Government is not necessarily the answer

I want to congratulate the person who suggested Florida
begin inspecting vehicles.
Next will be ridiculous emissions fees, emissions stations
and long lines of idling vehicles further polluting the air-
ways.
This person is obviously a socialist who thinks that bigger
government and state spending are the right route out of
the forest of despair.


deserves state dollars, now
more than ever. It's not a
giveaway, by any means.
Funding Visit Florida con-
tinues to be an excellent
investment in Florida's
economic development
efforts.
Current efforts are afoot
to reduce Visit Florida's
funding level, which will
have negative effects on.
both state and local visitor
counts. That. affects my
business, and it'll affect
you, too.
Research shows that for
each $1 invested in tourism
marketing, at least $3 is
returned to the state in
much-needed, tourism-
related taxes.
In 2007 alone, tourism
generated $65.5 billion in
direct economic impact.
At a time when every
state is competing to lure


the traveling consumer, not
to mention high-dollar
meetings and conventions,
cuts as proposed could set
our state back years.
There's no shortage of
excellent causes that are
vying for Florida lawmak-
ers' attention right now in
Tallahassee, but tourism
marketing is one invest-
ment that will produce the
bed taxes, the sales taxes,
the jobs and the economic
impact that Florida needs
.to survive and thrive.
Investing in tourism
marketing is truly an
investment in Florida's
future, in Volusia County,
and .in our business com-
munity as a whole.


Bob Davis
Hotel .& Lodging Associa-
tion ofVolusia County


Please go back to New England, California or wherever
you came from.
I like it here in Florida just the way it is.

Religious plates are an option

I don't see how the writer sees discrimination or lawsuits
regarding the new religious based plates.
The state of Florida is not forcing anyone to have-the
plates, just making the plates available to people like me
who would love to have one.
There are other states who have them now.
I thought this was a free country.
If you want one, buy it. If not, don't. It's as simple as that.

Try the knuckle bump

One of the things that could help prevent the spread of
infections is to stop handshakes. The knuckle touch
(bump) is a great substitute and is a way to have infection
control.
Everywhere you go people shake hands, spreading germs.
Ever since being on a cruise last year where the captain
ordered no more handshakes because of an outbreak of a
virus, I have been on a crusade. That ship's captain suggest-
ed "elbow touching" or "knuckle bumping" as your greeting
to others, for infection control.
With the Swine Flu spreading, why don't you give it a try
for infection control? Do you remember when Michele
Obama and president Barack Obama gave each other a
knuckle bump for their greeting?
Think about it this way, if someone is sick and they shake
your hand, you have more of a chance for catching what
they have and becoming infected.
Sure, everybody is using hand sanitizers, but the best way
is to wash your hands with friction when ever possible.
All these things can make us healthier. Try the
knuckle touch or bump, it could help you to stay healthier.

Keep the crossword in the paper

I have truly enjoyed the Hometown News since it first
came out. Most of all was the wonderful crossword puzzle, a
friendly challenge for the day's end. As time went on this
wonderful puzzle continued to get smaller and smaller,
which for older eyes is very cumbersome.
Eventually, it became so small that I discontinued looking
for it.
However, today before I began to write this, I looked in
Friday's Hometown News for the puzzle, the index stated
page B8. -,
This puzzle must have gotten really smaller as I can't find
it.
Aside from the massive advertising, which I understand
helps this paper to be free, the puzzle, I'm sure is most
enjoyable to a majority of people.
Please have it in the paper when it's in the index, and
make the print larger so that "puzzle people" can enjoy it.
.Thank you and please consider the above request, quite a
few people have stated the same thought.


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By Suzanne Grill
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D.G. Meyer, Inc., a local air condi-
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the Year award during a ceremony held
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accepted by Donald Meyer, president;
Joseph .Berger, vice president; and
Dean Bazzle, commercial field manag-
er.
'Mr. Meyer said he was proud of all
the company's accomplishments
through the years, and that this award
is "probably in the top two or three that
we have received in the past."
It is an important award because it
was actually.based on our work ethics
and the quality of the work that we did,
he said. "The Weitz Company deals
with (climate control) companies all
over Florida but chose us to receive this
great award."
The award was given for the compa-
ny's work on Satellite Beach High
School. Project Manager Jack Smith
said D.G. Meyer was asked to bid on the
project, which included "about seven
buildings on the campus." New climate
control systems were installed in some


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adding to the historic ambi-
ence. Replacing an old stor-
Sage building destroyed by
the 2004 hurricanes, the


and many were upgraded.
D.G. Meyer, Inc. was established in
1987, and has served Volusia County for
22 years.
"Our company has grown from start-
ing out with the three original owners
doing the actual work to now employ-
ing more than 50 people," Mr. Meyer
said.
What was originally a "residential air
conditioning installation and service
company," D.G. Meyer has grown to
include electrical, sheet metal, and
commercial HVAC departments.
"We continually strive to make smart
business decisions that keep our com-
pany financially sound. We pride our-
selves in establishing and keeping good
credit ratings with our suppliers," Mr.
Meyer said. "Due to the recession and
competitiveness of the market, we are
giving local residents the lowest prices
possible while keeping the highest
quality products and service."
D.G. Meyer has won many awards
through the years, including the Carrier
Top Achievement Award from 1996
through 2007, the national 2000 Distin-
guished Carrier Dealer Award, and vari-
ous design, training and Carrier Facto-
ry Authorized Dealer awards.
D. G. Meyer, Inc. is Florida certified in
air conditioning, sheet metal and


building will store the
tables, chairs and other
items used for special
events.
Arlene Halsey of the Case-
ments Guild, a 30-year-old
volunteer group for the his-
toric site, said the renova-


tions are expected to be
done by the winter holidays
and so this year's Christmas
Gala will be special.
"We think it's going to
look fantastic," she said.
The maximum cost of the
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mechanical contracting, operates
throughout the state of Florida and
holds a mechanical license for work in
Georgia.
Its services include residential A/C,
service, and electrical work, commer-
cial refrigeration repairs and installa-
tions, commercial climate control work
and specialty sheet metal projects.
Some of the past projects include Wal-
Mart stores in Florida and Georgia, the
U.S. Post Office building and Adams
Mark Hotel renovation work in Day-
tona Beach and the Daytona Auto Mall.
The company works with many com-
mercial contractors.
The company keeps involved in the
community with annual donations to
the Volusia County Junior Achievement
Fund, Make-A-Wish Foundation,
March of Dimes and many others. Its
employees have also participated in
building a home in DeLand for Habitat
for Humanity.
As for the future, Mr. Meyer is opti-
mistic.
"Our slogan says it all: Here today -
here tomorrow," he said. "We plan to
stay one of the area's largest air condi-
tioning companies by keeping our
company sound business-wise, and by
giving our customers the best service
possible."


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Randy Barber/staff photographer
Chef David Weir of Daytona State College's Hosseini Col-
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the Cafe 101 restaurant at the school.


DSC chef named


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By Jeanne Willard
Willard@hometownnewsol.com

VOLUSIA COUNTY -
"Hell's Kitchen" may be
great television entertain-
ment, but it's not reality
when it comes to teaching
up-and-coming chefs, says
a top local culinary educa-
tor.
Chef David Weir was
recently named the 2009
American Culinary Federa-
tion Southeast Region Chef
Educator of the Year.
With more than 25 years
of culinary experience, he is
now associate professor at
the Daytona State College
Hosseini Colkge ofiMbospi-
tality and Culinary Man-
agement.
The award pays tribute to
his knowledge, skills and
expertise as a culinary edu-
cator.
"It's a very humbling
experience to be recog-
nized like that as a teacher,"
Chef Weir said. "For the
most part, I don't do what I
do to win awards; I do what
I do to benefit the stu-
dents.",,,
Until recently, he taught a
full load of classes while
assuming the responsibili-
ties of interim chair of fac-
ulty, until that position was
filled.


As one of four regional
winners nationwide, he will
advance to the ACFs
national competition in
July.
On a recent morning the
college's teaching kitchen
bore no resemblance to the
popular "Hells Kitchen" TV
series.
It was a well-oiled
machine of dozens of stu-
dents cooking, baking and
prepping for lunch service
at the student-run Caf6 101,
under the, supervision of
chef instructors.
Chef Weir says he watch-
es the popular TV series
featuring Chef Gordon
Ramsay, and this season,
New Smyrna Beach Chef
Danny Veltri, because he
knows his students %a atch
it.
While he respects Chef
Ramsay's :standards. he said
there's no need for the high
level of drama.
Chef Weir's own love of
cuisine began early.
"I started cooking when I
was 13 years old," he said. "I
grew up working in an Ital-
ian restaurant across the
street (from his home).
Because he promised his
father he Would get a col-
lege education, he graduat-
ed from the University of
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Florida students with special needs the opportunity to attend a
participating private school during the 2007-2008 schod year,
McKay Scholarships are not based on Income, they are based on
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Criteria For CFF Scholarship Assistance
Household Income levels must be at or below those
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Students going into grades 2 12 must have been enrolled
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Facility
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and general budget con-
straints.
The school board then
approved adding the three
grades to the existing ele-
mentary school as an alter-
native way of fulfilling the
promises made when voters
approved raising the tax rate
to pay for the new school.
However, the funds to
build the new addition will
not come directly from tax-
payer dollars but instead


Business
From page A2
Daytona State College,
Mori Hosseini Center
(building 1200) located on
the College's Daytona
Beach Campus at 1200 W.
International Speedway
Blvd.
The program will feature
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method of connecting with
customers through a struc-
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Check-in and a Conti-
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a.m.
The seminar price is $45
for chamber members and
$65 for non-members.
For reservations, call
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will come from the sale of
certificates of participation
to pay for the project. Cer-
tificates of participation are
a form of bond that does not
require taxpayer approval.
"Replacing middle school
classrooms in Holly Hill was
our word," school board
member Judy Conte said.
"The board is fulfilling that
word with the approval of
the new project."
Construction on the addi-
tion should be completed in
time for the beginning of
school in 2011.


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chief Beres could actually
see the smoke drifting
through a streetlight, but he
couldn't see any flames.
Deputy chief Beres circled
the block again and
decided to work door to
door to see if indeed, a
house was on fire. As he
approached Dean
Sweeney's home, he saw
the flames and heard the 60
year old yelling for help. He
called the fire n, then tried
to get to the victim through
several different doors, but
the smoke was dangerously
thick. Finally it cleared
enough for deputy chief
Beres' colleagues to get to
Sweeney and pull him out.
He suffered second-degree
burns over 80 percent of his
body and later died at
Orlando Regional Medical
Center after being flown to
the burn unit. Deputy chief
Beres is sad at the loss of
life, but neighbors are
grateful police risked their
own lives to try and save
Mr. Sweeney. Deputy chief
Beres says he and his
officers are not profession-
als, but with someone's life
at stake, they had to act fast
because they were first on
scene. Several days later,
two police officers had to
be treated for smoke
inhalation at the scene of
another house fire when
they worried someone was
inside. As it turned out, in
that instance, the house
.was empty.

Counterfeiting is on
the rise
It may be the economy, it
may just be opportunity,
but police say counterfeit
cash is circulating in our
area in increasingly alarm-
ing amounts. Daytona


Beach police said they have
had several dozen reports
from businesses that have
unknowingly taken in
counterfeit cash. Business
owners said they regularly
train employees on what to
look for and most use
detection pens to ensure
the cash is good, but even
so, thousands of dollars in
bogus bills slip through
amounting to steep losses.
All bills bigger than two-
dollar bills have a water-
mark that matches the
president's portrait and a
security thread running
vertically through the bill.
If you hold the bill up to
the light, you should see
those on a real bill.

Beware of bank scam
Volusia County Sheriff's
Deputies are investigating
a phone scam that has
already targeted two
people near Ormond
Beach. In one instance, a
woman withdrew nearly
$7,000 from her bank
account and brought it to
the parking lot of the city
library as instructed. The
caller told the woman he
was investigating employee
thefts from accounts where
there had been a recent
death. The woman told the
caller she had lost her
husband and had received
significant insurance
money. She agreed to help
catch the thieves by
bringing cash. Luckily, the
caller didn't show and the
woman still has her cash. A
second person got a similar
call, but alerted authorities
right away. Deputies warn
citizens that banks don't
operate that way and say
they should never give
money or personal account
information to anyone
calling them for coopera-
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From page A8
Florida with a bachelor's
degree in business adminis-
tration before attending The
Restaurant School in
Philadelphia, Pa.
"When I was a junior in
college I realized the corpo-
rate business world was not


for me," he said.
Enrolling in the culinary
school fulfilled a long-time
dream.
He later completed a mas-
ter's degree in business
administration from Bel-
haven College in Jackson,
Miss., so that he could effec-
tively manage the business
side of the culinary industry.
Before joining DSC he
worked as an instructor,


executive chef and compli-
ance director for the Orlan-
do Culinary Academy/Le
Cordon Bleu in Orlando.
Teaching is a skill required
even by chefs working in a
restaurant, he said.
"Every chef, in essence, is
a teacher, they have to be,"
he said. "Working in the
kitchen, they constantly
have to train their staff."
As a faculty member,


however, he appreciates
being able to focus on
developing students.
"To me, it's really reward-
ing to see that develop-
ment," Chef Weir said. "We
bring them up from scratch
all the way up to the higher
level skills."
DSC offers four associate
of applied science degrees
including culinary, food and
beverage, lodging and event
planning management.
In addition, an associate
of science degree is offered
in hospitality management.
"Our major focus is to
train (students) to be at, or
slightly above, an entry level
position in the industry," he
said.
Students like Jamie Mey-
ers who have previous expe-
rience in the industry can
expect to start at a higher
level, he said.
Mr. Meyers, 25, who has
worked as a kitchen man-
ager and executive chef at a
local restaurant, hopes his
degree will eventually land
him an executive chef posi-
tion.
"We have a good pro-
gram here," the Daytona
Beach resident said. "We
have a nice building, mod-
ern facilities and the teach-
ers here are great."


Randy Barber/staff photographer
Chef David Weir of Daytona State College's Hosseini Col-
lege of Hospitality and Culinary Management assists stu-
dent Nick Ishikawa as he prepares a pot of jambalaya.


Chef Weir said the pro-
gram's focus is to deliver a
very high quality, skills
based education coupled
with academics.
"As the program is devel-
oping," he said, "it's on the
caliber of some of the top
culinary schools in the


country."
DSC Cafe 101 in the Hos-
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culinary students and
serves an $11 fixed price
menu Monday through Fri-
day with seating at 11:30
am and 12 noon and a $15
dinner on Wednesday's at 5
:30 pm and 6 pm. Reserva-
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24, of 705 Kathy Circle, Day-
tona Beach, was arrested
April 29 on charges of sale of
cocaine. Bail was set at
$25,000.
*Paul Charles Adams, 36,
of 1363 Wright St., Holly
Hill, was arrested April 30
on charges of failing to reg-
ister as a sex. offender. Bail
was set at $1,000.
*John Michael Barnett,
S51, of 8 Sunset Terrace, of
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 30 on charges..of
battery on a person older
than 65. Bail was not set.


State Attorney's
Office

*Jerome Carmen Chester,
50, of 914 Millard Court,
Daytona Beach, was arrest-
ed April 25 on charges of
robbery. Bail was set at
$2,500.
*Gary Lester Beck, 49, of
116 Douglas Drive, Holly
Hill, was arrested April 28
on charges of unemploy-
ment fraud. Bail was set at
$500.

Volusia County
Beach Patrol

*Danny Thomas Zona, Jr.,
33, of 544 Eighth St., Holly
-Hill, was arrested April 29
on charges of attempting to
flee/elude a law enforce-
ment officer. Bail was set at
,$5,000.


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Post office to aid
area food banks
Volusia County letter car-
riers will again help "Stamp
Out Hunger!" across Amer-
ica with area residents'
help on Saturday, May 9:
To help this year, leave a
sturdy bag containing non-
perishable foods next to
your mailbox prior to the
time of regular mail deliv-
ery on May 9.
The local letter carriers
will then collect donations
from homes across the city
and deliver them to Second
Harvest Food Bank of Cen-
tral Florida.

Swine flu being
monitored
The Volusia County
Health Department is con-
tinuing enhanced swine flu
surveillance and outreach
to physicians, hospitals
and other health care pro-
fessionals.
The county has activated
the response plan and is
ready to respond to any
cases of swine flu should
they occur.
The symptoms of swine
flu in people are similar to
the symptoms of regular
human flu and include
fever, cough, sore throat,
body aches, headache,
chills and fatigue.
Some people have
reported diarrhea and
vomiting associated with
swine flu. Like seasonal flu,
swine flu may cause a
worsening of underlying
chronic medical condi-
tions.
There are no confirmed
cases of swine flu inVolusia
County. Florida 'has five
confirmed cases, two in
Lee County, one in Broward
County, one. in Orange
County and one in Pinellas
County.
A toll-free information
line has been established
to address an increasing
number of calls from -the
public requesting Swine.
Flu information. The num-
ber is (800) 342-3557, and it
is open from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m.

Rules of the road
seminar offered
Edward Jones financial
advisor Ted. Kuzma will
hold a rules of the road
seminar at 6 p.m., Monday,
May 11, and 11 a.m., Tues-
day, May 12, at 1303 Beville
SRoad, Daytona Beach,
Admission is free.
For more information,
call (386) 763-7070.


Police offer neighbor-
hood watch training
The Holly Hill Police
Department will hold a
"Neighborhood Watch
Training" program from 7
to 8 p.m., Thursday, May
14, at Sica Hall, 1065 Day-
tona Ave., Holly Hill.
The public may attend
this free meeting.
For more information,
call (386) 248-9475.

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Life team will hold a bowl-
ing tournament at 1 p.m.,
Sunday, May 17, at
Ormond Lanes, 260 N. U.S.
Highway 1, Ormond Beach.
Cost is $20 per bowler.
For more information,
call (386) 299-2781 or (386)
212-5158.

Driver safety class
scheduled
The Association for the
Advancement of Retired
Person will hold a driver's
safety class from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m., Thursday and Friday,
,May 14 and 15, at Sica Hall
Senior Center, 1065 Day-
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Reservations with
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'functional food'
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Functional Food" at 2 p.m.,
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Library, 30 S. Beach St.
The term "functional
food" is used to describe
foods that, in addition to
being nutritious, offer dis-
tinct health benefits. The
workshop will review new
research on fruits and veg-
etables and why color
matters.
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address foods outside the
plant world that provide
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nutrients.
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FRIDAY, MAY 8

"The Music Man": Silver
Sands Middle School will
perform "The Music
Man" at 7 p.m. on Friday
and Saturday in the Silver
Sands auditorium, 1300
Herbert St.; Port Orange.
Tickets for the performanc-
es are $10 for general
admission, $5 for students
and senior citizens, and
children under the age of
five are free. Tickets can be
purchased at the door or
reserved at the box office by
calling at (386) 322-6175,
Ext. 36466.
*Spring dance: This event
will be held from 2-4 p.m.,
Friday, at the City Island
Recreation Center, 108 E.
Orange Ave., Daytona
Beach. Talk of the Town and
Dream will perform. The $3
admission includes refresh-
ments and a dance lesson
that begins at 1 p.m.
.Book launch party: A
party for Gary Broughman's
new novel, "Which One of
You?" will be held at 7:30
p.m., Friday, at 203 Wash-
ington St., New Smyrna
Beach in Chapman Hall, the
home of the Spirit Caf6 on
the campus of the United
Church of Christ. The novel
is a Florida story of courage,
kindness and renewal.
Complimentary refresh-
ments and hors d'oeuvres
will be served. Admission is
free, and the public may
attend. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 690-9295.
*Daytona Playhouse: The
theater company will per-
form "Picasso at the Lapin
Agile" for its season finale.
Shows are at 8 p.m., Friday
and Saturday and 2 p.m.,
Sunday, at Daytona Play-
house,100 Jessamine Blvd.
In Paris, the Lapin Agile, i.e.
"nimble rabbit," is the:
breeding ground for discus-
sion among its eclectic mix
of patrons. What is the
probability that, on one rel-
atively ordinary dayin 1904,
young pre-cubist Pablo
Picasso and Albert Einstein,
yef to submit his special
theory for publication,
could have an encounter at
that very spot? Fantasize an
offbeat meeting of the
minds, a debate about the
importance of art versus the
importance of science in
shaping the 20th Century.
Tickets range from $10 to
$15. Box-office hours are
See OUT, B4


DBIF wraps up, loc


Festival ends
great year


ASSOCIATE
MANAGING
EDITOR


And now for something JEANNINE GAGE
completely different.
That could have been
the motto of this year's
Daytona Beach International Festival, which ended
last weekend. While The London Symphony Orches-
tra, longtime festival headliners. returned to dazzle
classical music fans, there was'so much more packed
into the two-week festival.
From a beatboxing flutist to bluegrass icon Ralph
Stanley, the acts that made up DBIF this year
appealed to a wide range of audiences and caught the
attention of a younger crowd, something festival
organizers were intent on doing.
Those organizers should be proud of the job they
did this year, bringing the festival back from its near
demise and making it better than ever.
This is truly a world-class event that all of us in


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eBank & Blues Club:
Daytona Blues Society
"True Blues" Live Jam open
jam session is held from 8
p.m.-1 a.m. each Wednes-
day at 701 Main St., Day-
tona Beach. This nonprofit
group is dedicated to pre-
serving and spreading the
love of blues music. For
more information and a
full events schedule, visit
the Web site at www.Day-
tonaBluesSociety.org.
*Bavarian Festhaus: The
Frankie KTrio will perform
from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Fri-
day. From 6-9 p.m., Tues-
day, there will be dance
music with a big band flair;
Peter the Bavarian Moun-
tain Climber and his Cow
Bell Orchestera will per-
form from 6-9 p.m.,
Wednesday. Bavarian Fes-
thaus is located at 1551 S.
Nova Road, Daytona
Beach. For more informa-


Bluegrass legend Ralph
Stanley takes a break
from performing during
the Bluegrass Bash at
the Coca-Cola Pavilion
at Destination Daytona
last Friday. Mr. Stanley,
82, suffered a broken
rib, toe and stitches to
his forehead from a
recent fall. The event
also featured The Lovell
Sisters and Cherry-
holmes. The Daytona
Beach International
Festival sponsored the
event.

Randy Barber
staff photographer .



oks ahead

Volusia County should be proud to have in our
backyard. I can't hardly wait for 2011.


DBIF brought
diverse music


STAFF
WRITER
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After attending my last WILLARD
two Daytona Beach
International Festival M
events, I was struck by
the depth and diversity of performances available
without having to drive to the nearest "big" city.
The London Symphony Orchestra put the pedal to
the metal at the recent LSO Pops concert at the Ocean
Center.
Featuring three large screens filled with high-
definition images of all-things fast and furious, the
orchestra performed rousing selections such as the
"Olympic Fanfare and Theme," the "William Tell

See DBIF, B2


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tion, call (386) 322-5901.
*Cuvee Oceanside Wine
& Tapas: "Wine Down
Wednesday" is held each
week, featuring live music.
Bermuda High performs
from 7- lu p.m. eachThurs-
day. John Macker takes
requests from 10 p.m. to
.midnight, Friday, with a
late-night happy hour.
Breaking Bread performs
from 7-10 p.m., Saturday.
Cuvee Oceanside is locat-
ed at 188 E. Granada Blvd.,
Ormond Beach. For more
information, call (386)
615-4727 or -visit the Web
site at www.cuveeocean-
side.com.
eDaily Grind Coffee
House & Cafe': Just Us II,
formerly Beatnix, Lanie
Pier and Robert Edwards
perform their blend of
blues, jazz, pop and rock
Friday. Tweet Up, the first
ever Daytona Beach area


Tweet Up will be held from
5-7 p.m., Wednesday. Each
Wednesday is open mic
with Graham Woodard at 7
p.m. Phillip Ganoung on
guitar and vocals will per-
form at 7p.m., May 15.
Daily Grind Coffee House
& Caf6 is located at 1500
Beville Road, Daytona
Beach. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 238-1044.
*Five O'Clock Charley:
This band will perform
rock:ih' roll, blues and
country hits from 7-10
p.m., Friday, at Julian's
Landmark, 88 S. Atlantic
Ave., Ormond Beach. They
will be performing from 6-9
p.m., Saturday at the New
Smyrna Yacht Club, 1201 S.
Riverside Drive. They hit the
stage from 7-10 p.m.,
Wednesday at the Moose
Family Center, 601 W.
-Granada Blvd. For more
information, visit


www.fiveoclockcharley.co
m.
*Frappes North: Wine
tasting are held at 6 p.m.
the first Tuesday of each
month. Reservations are
required. Live Music Fri-
day 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.
*Inlet Harbor: Nancy
Hartline will perform from
1-5 p.m., Friday.
Then2Now hits the stage at
6 p.m. Les B. Fine will per-
form from 1-5 p.m., Satur-
day. Then2Now hits the
stage at 6 p.m. Then2Now
will perform from 1-5 p.m.,
Sunday. Kenny Sphire will
perform at 6 p.m. Rob Gra-
ham performs from 1-5
p.m., Monday. Eddie Uzzle
See SCENE, B3


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 5-8-2009
Aries-March 21-April 19
Let others around you know
how much you appreciate
their help and support. You
are on an exciting journey in
life. You know what you
want. You know how to get
it Just be sure to pace your-
self in the quest and stay
focused and balanced in the
pursuit. Let your recent victo-
ries be stepping-stones for
even more in the future.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Your heart knows the truth.
Your head will talk you out. of
it if you think too much
about your recent decisions.
Keep writing down and
affirming your goals and
dreams. You are approaching
a time' of change. Keep
releasing old habits, attitudes
and things. This makes room
for the new and keeps you
focused on your visions.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
The universe finds strong
favor with you because of
your positive attitude. You
are stronger than you realize.
Your powerful presence is
felt and respected by others
around you. Major change
wants to happen. Are you
ready? Keep reaching inside
and go beyond any imagi-
nary limitations and success
is assured.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
There is only so much you
can do in one day. Work from
the top of your priority list
and you will get more of the
most important things done
first. You should take one day
a week for yourself. It doesn't
have to be Sunday. You
would do better the-other six
if you had this much-needed
break to look forward to. No
reason to burn out now.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
You are a star player in the
game of life, not a spectator.
You are constantly discover-
ing new talents and gifts you
didn't know you had. This is
exciting and the stuff that
keeps life interesting and
changing. Your ability to han-
dle it all is another of your
gifts. You are consistent and
finish what you start. Life is
good. Stay focused and keep
moving forward.

:Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept 22
This affirmation, spoken
aloud each morning, will
bring you much positive gain
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DBIF
From page B1
Overture," the theme from
"Superman" and music
from the "Harry Potter"
movies.
The second act began
with a short film tribute to
Bill France Jr., with friends
and family honoring the
memory of the man
responsible for the growth
of NASCAR into a national
sport.
I'll admit that I've never
been a big fan of Blue-
grass, but that can be
attributed to my lack of
knowledge of the genre.
The open-air Bluegrass
Bash held at Destination
Daytona proved to be a
great introduction featur-
itg the legendary Ralph
Stanley, The Lovell Sisters
and Cherryholmes..


Once the sun set and the
breezes kicked in, the
Coca-Cola Pavilion was a
pleasant backdrop to sit
back and enjoy a fusion of
bluegrass, country, gospel
and pop music.
As the festival ends, I'm
already vowing to expand
my attendance at the next
DBIF festival.

Lots to love
about DBIF


STAFF
WRITER
JAMYE
DURRANCE


Sticking to my promise
to find more unique
musical adventures at this
year's Daytona Beach
International Festival, I
attended "Salsa under the
Stars" and the Bluegrass
Bash.
Luckily, neither disap-
pointed.
Tiempo Libre, a Latin
timba group, got the
crowd moving at the Plaza
Resort and Spa in Daytona
Beach.
While I wished I had
paid more attention in my


high school Spanish class
to better understand the
lyrics, I couldn't deny their
great beats and rhythms.
The seven-person band
put together an energetic
show that kept the audi-
ence shaking their hips on
the crowded dance floor.
The Bluegrass Bash, held
at Destination Daytona,
was at the other end of the
musical spectrum.
The Bash featured three
different musical acts
featuring bluegrass, folk
and country music.
While I had never
encountered any of the
acts featured, including
Ralph Stanley and the
Lovell Sisters Band, I
admired their obvious
passion for the music and
performance.
Each of the shows I
attended was either sold
out or close to it, which I
was happy to see.
I think it's obvious that
the Daytona Beach area
understands the impor-
tance of having such
world-class entertainers in
our own backyard.
I've grown to love a lot
about the area since
moving here and I'm
hoping the seeming
success of this year's
Daytona Beach Interna-
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I had the opportunity to
see world-class talent not
even 15 minutes from my
home during the Daytona
Beach International Festi-
val.
The intimate setting of
the Bank & Blues Club was a
great atmosphere to see
PROJECT.
I wasn't really sure what to
expect, since I had very
limited information about
these entertainers from
Brooklyn.
Greg Patillo, flute; Eric
Stephenson, cello; and Peter
Seymour, bass, wowed the
audience with a sound all
their own.
Mr. Pattilo turned his flute
into a rap instrument.
during part of the perform-
ance. You can check out the
beat boxing flutist on
YouTube. Mr. Stephenson
and Mr. Seymour turned
their string instruments into
percussion instruments by
tapping on the wood.
There energetic perform-
ance was inspiring and their
witty banter between songs
made them even more
engaging.
Next, I added a little
culture to my life, by seeing
the London Symphonty
Orchestra.
The performance was
exceptional.
I was not the only one
who thought so, the stand-
ing ovation at the packed
Peabody Auditorium lasted
more than five minutes, ard
the audience was begging
for more.
I was glad I had the
chance to see such wonder-
ful talent just minutes from
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Children needed for
performances
The Daytona Playhouse is
looking for 25 young actors
ages 11 to 16 for their Family
Play Festival.
The festival includes the
award winning play A Thou-
sand Cranes" by Kathryn
Schultz Miller.
The second production will
be 'Androcles and the Lion"
byKathrynWalat.
S Auditions for both shows
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will perform at 5:30 p.m.
Kenny Sphire will perform
at 1 p.m., Tuesday. Mike
Ciso will perform at 5:30
p.m. Mr. Caso hits the stage
froml-5 p.m., Wednesday.
Mr. Sphire will perform at
5:30 p.m. Rob Grahams hits
the stage from 1-5 p.m.,
Thursday. Mr. Hageman hits
the stage at 5:30 p.m. Inlet
Harbor is located at 133 Inlet
Harbor Road, Ponce Inlet.
For more information, call
(386) 767-5590.
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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.
*Rockin Ranch:
Saloonatix will perform Fri-
day and Saturday. Whiskey


Basin will perform Wednes-
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 informa-
tion, visit www.drumcir-
cle.meetup.com/327.
*Vino 100 Ormond
Beach: Local magician Kyle
Marlett will return for an
encore performance of his
close-up magic skills at the
wine tasting party from 6-8
p.m, Friday, at 175 S. Nova
Road. The fee for the event is
$10 per person with full cred-
it given towards any purchase
made that evening. There is
no charge for Vino 100 wine
club members. Reservations
are appreciated, but not
required. For more informa-
tion call (386) 677-9800 'or
visit www.vinol00ormond-
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From page 81
from 1-5 p.m., Monday-Fri-
day and 1 p.m., until curtain
on show days. Call (386)
255-2431 or 1-877-ACT-1001
during box office hours.
SATURDAY, MAY 9
*Family Fun Festival: This
event will be held from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, at


City Island Park in Daytona
Beach. There will be a horse
show with pony rides, pet-
ting zoo, mini-pony carriage
rides,, rock climbing wall,
carnival games and more.
*Ballroom dance: The
Greater Daytona Chapter of
U.S.A. Dance will hold a
ballroom dance from 7-
10:30 p.m. at the City Island
Recreation Center, 108
Orange Ave., Daytona
Beach. Cost is $6 for mem-
bers, $8 for non-members


and $3 for students. Admis-
sion includes a one-hour
group lesson from 7-8 p.m.
Attire will be dressy casual.
The public may attend. For
more information, call (386)
756-8433 or (386) 427-4591.
*"Salsa with Sophie": This
event will be held from 6-9
p.m., Saturday, at Quanita
Dance Studio, 115 Magnolia
Ave. downtown Daytona
Beach (one block off Beach
Street). "Salsa with Sophie"
is a two-hour salsa lesson,
Mexican food fest and more
to benefit Sophie's Circle.
Tickets are $20. Sophie's Cir-
cle is a non-profit organiza-
tion' that raises funds for
local animal shelters by


holding monthly "Yappy
Hours" and special events.
For more information, call
(386) 690-6771.
SUNDAY, MAY 10
*Bike or walk: A Happy
Wanderers 26K bike or 5K
/10K walk will be held at 1
p.m., Sunday at the YMCA,
4701 Ryan Lochte Drive,
Port Orange. The walk goes
through several parks, Sugar
Mill Ruins, pleasant neigh-
borhood with sidewalks. For
more information, call (386)
788-4026 or (386) 760-3872
or visit the www.happywan-
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
*Cinematique: The come-
dy-drama "Bottle Shock"
will be shown at noon
Wednesday; and 7 p.m.,
Thursday and Friday, at the
Bookstore, 410 S, Nova
Road. Looking for a way to
boost his failing Parisian
wine shop, a snobbish Brit
named Steven Spurrier
heads to California's Napa
Valley, preparing for a tast-
ing contest he has set up,
pitting his favorite French
wines against up-and-com-
ing vintages from California.
He assumes that a victory by
the French wines will spur
people to flock to his store,
but he is surprised to find
that the California wines are
not quite as awful as he had
imagined. Based on a true
story For more information,
call (386) 252-3778 or visit
www.cinematique.org.
*Sophie's Circle: A month-
ly "Yappy Hour" from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m., Wednesday, at


Boomerangs in Port Orange,
at the corner of Clyde Morris
and Herbert in Port Orange.
"Yappy Hour" is open to the
public and participants may
bring their dog (on a leash)
and business cards for this
networking opportunity. A
$5 donation will be request-
ed, as well as any dog food,
toys, blankets and towels,
which will be distributed to
local animal shelters.
"Yappy Hours" are fundrais-
ers that are held monthly at
dog friendly locations to
raise funds for Sophie's Cir-
cle, whose efforts directly
benefit animals in need. For
more information, call (386)
690-6771.
eFun walk: The Happy
Wanderers free 5K Fun Walk,
will be held at 6 p.m.,
Wednesday, at Nova Park on
Nova Road in, Ormond
Beach. For more infornia-
tion, call (386) 788-4026 or
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throughout the day. "I give
thanks daily for the spirit of
life that lives within, nurtures
and sustains me. I have all
that I need to heal, balance
and sustain a rich, full life. I
affirm positive expectations
and positive results are my
reward. All is well."

Libra-Sept 23-Oct 22
No matter what your mood
and attitude is upon awaken-
ing, you continue to find new
blessings each day of peace,
love, abundance and joy. All
these gifts continue to give
you gratitude for your won-
derful life and insure balance.
Your heart literally signs with


gladness for all you have
been given. What a great life.

Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
When you love what you do
the financial rewards are
increased. Why? Because Like
attracts like in the universe.
The moral? Put more effort
into the things you love and
less on things you do not.
Your power of judgment is
strong. Be sure to limit your
choices. A daily renewal of
the major goals will help
keep this focus and forward
momentum.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Your strong family and friend-
ship ties are your greatest
assets in life. Your old-fash-
ioned values, combined with
a sense of current trends, are


major assets, as well. You
refuse to let the world pull
you too far off course. This
strong focused direction has
carried you safely thus far and
will continue to guide you.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
There is much new change
and growth going on around
you right now. How do you
stay on top of it? The only
way I know is to make a
written commitment of your
dreams and speak them out
loud every day. Now this
vibration goes to work and
gives you insight when you
begin to veer off course.
Eureka! You have your own
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Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Every night before sleep, fig-


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important issues you need
to address tomorrow. Ask
the universe to give you the
right answers when you
awake. Now, sleep soundly
knowing that you have uni-
versal help and protection.
Now tomorrow will be a
successful day, filled with
many new adventures, just
right for a positive Aquarian
like you.

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From page B4
Web site www.happywan-
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THURSDAY, MAY 14
*Surfscape Contempo-
rary Dance Theatre: Black
Box Theory, a dance per-
formance and wine social


will be held at 8 p.m., Thurs-
day and Friday, May 14, 15,
and 4 p.m. and 8 p.m., Satur-
day, May 16, at Atlantic Cen-
ter for the Arts. Limited
seating is available. Tickets
are $28. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 366-5108.
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., Daytona Beach Shores.
During this semi-formal
gathering, four-course
meals will be served with
wines that complement
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
entertainment is held from
5-7 p.m. each Friday. Taco
night is held 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 artwork, free
children's activity, entertain-
ment 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
*Bunko, Bridge and
Poker: New groups are start-
ing at the Port Orange Adults
Center, 4790 Ridgewood Ave.
Residents meet at 4 p.m.
each Friday to play games.
For more information, call
(386) 761-7633.


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Spending the day on the
water without the inter-
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can make for a very
relaxing day.
Not long ago, fishing
buddy Al Houser and I
decided we had experi-
enced about all of the
tranquility that we could
handle and headed down
to Port Orange for some
jack fishing.
i Each spring the jacks
school up in the mouth of
Miller's Creek and will hit
just about anything that
moves.
We felt this might be the
perfect antidote for two or
three relaxing trips in a
row.
Sometimes you just
need to have your line
stretched and if all we
could find was jacks to do,
that, well, we were not
above it.
So there we were at
dawn sliding my little
Carolina skiff into the
water under the big


FISHING
WITH

DAN SMITH


slender rocket of a preda-
tor that are about as
acrobatic as any fish that
swims.
Their meat is soft and
bony and they are of little
food value, which guaran-
tees that there will always
be a healthy fishery.
Down through the years,
I have always valued my
frequent encounter with
the wildly jumping lady-
fish, but this day would be
my best ever.
So thick were they that a
pod of feeding dolphins
could not chase them
away.
I am not sure how many
we caught, but it was
probably about half of
those that we hooked.
They jumped into the side
of the boat and into the
engine and it was a
miracle that Al and I
escaped the flying hooks


I am not sure how many wecaught, but
it was probably about half of those that
we hooked. They jumped into the side of
the boat and into the engine and it was a
miracle that Al and I escaped the flying


'hooks ourselves.,
Dunlawton Avenue Bridge
'to make the two-mile run
down to the creek.
As I pointed out in a
recent column, you must
be able to read the water
'o be a successful fisher-
man.
It was a beautiful calm
morning and about 300
yards fiom the ramp I
.noticed nervouss water."
I cut the engine and on
,Al's first cast his little red
and white Mann Plug had
no sooner hit the water
when it shot into the air in
,the mouth of a thirty inch
]adyfish. Wow. I grabbed
up my own red and white
.Mirro Lure and cast at
about a 45-degree angle to
,his, and I was quickly
hooked up to a two-foot
jady.
SThe fish both began tail
walking and criss-crossed
giving us fits for a bit, but
we were able to land and
release both.
SThat double hook-up
would be repeated count-
less times.
The both of us spent the
Snext two hours either
fighting, netting, unhook-
ing or releasing fish.
If you are not familiar
with.ladyfish, they are a


ourselves. :
The dolphins were all
around.the boat and
worked themselves into
such a frenzy that at one
point one breached with
another riding on its back.
After agreeing that our
arms were now tired and
our rods pei manentl)
bowed, we moved off.
down the river to cast for
reds. After an hour and a
half vithout a strike, I gave
a wink and said I know
where we can put an end
to all this relaxation. Al
laughed and nodded
agreement.
Within minutes we were
back in the midst of the
ladyfish laughing and
shouting as though we had
never left. We never did
find the jacks we came
looking for that day, but
two dates with the beauti-
ful Port Orange ladyfish
was just about perfect.
Dan Smith has fished the
waters of Volusia County
for 40 years. When he's not
fishing, the retired contrac-
tor is heavily involved with
the Ormond Beach Histori-
cal Trust. For questions or
comments send an e-mail to
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on sale

Graduation ceremonies
will be held for area high
schools beginning May 20
and ending May 23.
Admission will be $1 per
person and $5 for parking at
the Daytona Beach Ocean
Center.
Tickets will be pre-sold at
each of the high schools.
Mainland High School
graduation will be held at 4
p.m., Wednesday, May 20, at
the, Ocean Center in Day-
tona Beach.
There are approximately
377 graduates.
Senior awards will be held
at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 14,
at the Vince Carter Athletic
Center.
Baccalaureate will be held
2:30 p.m., Sunday, May 17,
at Tomoka Christian
Church.
Seabreeze High School
graduation will be at 1 p.m.,
Saturday, May 23, at the
Ocean Center.
SThere are approximately
482 graduates.
Senior awards will be held
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 19,


at the Seabreeze High
school auditorium.
Baccalaureate will be held
at 6 p.m., Thursday, May 21,
at Prince of Peace Catholic
Church in Ormond Beach.

Information sessions
about teaching
offered

The Educator Preparation
Institute at Daytona State
College has scheduled an
information session for col-
lege graduates who already
have bachelor's degrees and
are interested in becoming
teachers.
The session will be held
from 5 to 6:30 p.m., Tuesday,
May 12, in building 150, room
101, at the Daytona Beach
Campus, 1200W. Internation-
al Speedway Blvd.
EPI is an alternative certi-
fication program that pro-
vides the necessary training
for those already holding a
four-year bachelor's degree.
In addition to becoming
prepared to pass the Florida
Teacher Certification'
Exams, those who success-
fully complete the EPI pro-
gram are eligible to receive


their five-year professional
educator's certificate.
For more information,
visit the EPI Web site at
http://www.DaytonaS-
tate.edu/education, or call
(386) 506-4374.

New bachelor's
degree offered

Daytona State College
School of Education is offer-
ing three new bachelor
degrees.
Enrollment is under way
for secondary biology edu-
cation, secondary mathe-
matics education and sec-
ondary earth/space science
education.
The new degrees add to
the School of Education's
existing bachelor's degree
offerings in elementary edu-
cation and exceptional stu-
dent education.
For more information,
visit the http://www.Day-
onaState.edu/education,
call (386) 506-3059, or e-
mail admissions@Day.-
tonaState.edu.
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Interim pastor
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The Rev. C. William
Wealand of Daytona Beach
was chosen as the interim
pastor of the Holly Hill
Union Congregational


Church. The church's for-
mer pastor, Rev. Donald
Steedly, retired in January.
Rev. Wealand was chosen
because of his administra-
tive and stewardship back-
ground.
He also has experience
in developing market


Karate championship
comes to the
Ocean Center

The Gator Nationals
World Karate Champi-
onships tournament will be
held at 6 p.m. Friday, May
15, and from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m., Saturday, May 16. The
finals will be held at 7 p.m.,
Saturday.
The Gator Nationals
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day, May 10, and assume
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responsibilities on Transi-
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that comprise the North
American Sport Karate
Association's World Tour.
Events will include tradi-
tional and extremeweapons
and forms, creative forms
and sparring.
Tickets will be sold at the
door for $10 per event or $20
for all three events.
For more information
about the tournament, visit
www.gator-nationals.com.

Extreme baseball
home opener planned

The Daytona Stingrays of
the National Xtreme Base-
ball League home opener
will take place at 7:30 p.m.,
Saturday, May 9, at Big Tree
Park.
The pre-game show starts
at 7 p.m. and will feature live
entertainment.
The Stingray's have com-
pletely revamped their team
and it consists of mostly
new players as well as a new
coaching staff.
Xtreme baseball is played
on two side-by-side base-
ball diamonds in which
both teams play on the field
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WATERFRONT
MICCO- 120' dock
Charming 3/2.5 Near
Pelican Island. Large Lot,
20' deck. Fireplace &
Jacuzzi in Master.
$379,000 772-633-7895
MIMS: 3/2/2 brick 2300
sqft ulac 3300 total sqft.
3.79ac, stocked pond,
Mature oaks. All steel
40'x60' shop, 20kw gen
$409,000 321-269-4678





Ormond Beachside Ren-
ovated 3/2 on 100x100
fenced lot. $250K Sellers
will hear all offers. Anne
Davis, RE/MAX Property
Centre 386-334-0859.
SO DAYTONA: Possible
Short Sale. 2/1.5/2 Eat In
Kitchen, Fl room, Gor-
geous Italian tile. Shaded
cd yd. Make offer.
$149,000 Dees Realty
Realtors 386-253-7661
SPRUCE CREEK
FLY-IN
Gated Comm. 2/2/2, new
carpet, on golf course,
$199,900 or Rent
$1,050/mo. White Real
Estate 386-689-4887





wow
SATELLITE BCH 3/2-1/2
1c gar, Lg living & Dining
rooms. Gourmet S/S kit.
cherry cabinets, Ex-
tremely spacious. New
roof/ ac, all new flooring.
$159,900. 678-984-1115



DAYTONA PARK ES-
TATES $95 down $95/
mo. Build now or future.
Streets in, electric in.
Nine lots left No credit.
check. 386-566-7239
LIQUIDATION. PRICING
Okeechobee. 10 and 80
acre ranchettes starting
at only $8995/acre!
That's 50% off mkt value!
Cheap owner financing
Motivated & only 6 left
1st Realty Chase
561-385-7888
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Sale Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009 at 10:00 AM EDT
Location: Sale on the Premises, 3540 Sable Palm Lane.
Titusville, Florida 32780
Inspection: Saturdays, May 16'" & 23"', 2009 from
12:00 PM to 3:00 PM EDT each day & Friday,
May29', 2009from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM EDT
Highlights of Development Include:
* Outstanding Opportunity for 1' time buyers
Take Advantage of Attractive Home Buyer Tax Credits
SChoice of "standard" or "fully upgraded" units
SInterior features including ceramic tile, Berber carpets,
designer kitchencabinetry and ceiling fans (in select units)
SScreen lanai or balcony
SPrewired for cable television and high speed Internet
Fireplaces and entertainment centers available in c
select models
Community amenities include: resort-style pool-with
cabana; lighted tennis court; 24-hour fitness center;
shuffleboard courts; barbecue/picnic area; pet friendly
and mail center with parcel boxes
Optional membership to the LaCita Country Club
Major attractions within 1 hour include: Cape Canaveral
Space Center; DisneyWorld; Universal Studios; Sea
World; world class golf courses and beaches

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1956 CHEVY 210 Only
62K orig miles. 4-door,
6cyl, straight shift.
Beautiful car blue &
white, no rust. Garaged
$12,000 386-322-4409
BMW1981 320 CLASSIC
Runs great 4-cyl 5 speed
30 MPG $1200/obo
321-289-5780
321-264-3986
MERCURY COMET
1962 6-cyl auto, air. New
battery, tires, carb. No
rust. Orig owner. $4400
386-677-2251
MERCURY COUGAR
1992 25th ann. Orig
owner, every option &
accessory avail. Great
cond. $4400 Drive
anywhere. 386-677-2251
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JAGUAR 4d, S-TYPE
'03, V8, 4.2, Topaz, black
interior, loaded. Like new.
2nd owner. $9,600 808-
927-4755 Ormond Bch
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bon metallic chemical
process. Repair yourself.
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780-9038/ 1-866-750-
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BUICK: 401 V8 engine,
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Head design. GM series
400 hydramatic trans.
optl. Engine in/out of car.,
Fax info: 321-773-1417
FIBERGLASS cover off
2001 DODGE 6' bed.
$300 386-673-5304


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DAYTONA BEACH 2/2
Oversized singlewide
LR/DR screen porch
W/D, country kit, Comm
pool & jacuzzi 55+
Background check.
$3500 386-295-9871
DeBary
NEW WATER-
FRQNT H8MES
Starting at /88,655.
Upgraded applian-
ces, marble window
sills, vinyl tilt out win-
dows, covered porch,
storage shed, carport,
landscaping and irriga-
tion. Premier 55+
Community
SUN HOMES
AT KING'S LAKE,
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HACIENDA DEL RIO
55+ Edgewater $39,000
waterfront community.
2/2 screen porch, shed,
ools, fishing dock
oat/rv ramp & storage,
clubhouse. 386-405-8828
HACIENDA DEL RIO
spacious 3/2 Palm
Harbor, split plan. Two
blocks from the
Intracoastal on a tranquil
street. FURNISHED,
Move in cond. including
Linen & dishes. Up-dated
with beautiful tile &
carpeted bedrooms. 20' x
20' FL rm w/Heat & air.
Lg kitchen, dbl carport 19
shed. Storage for boats &
RV's. All of this for
$67,500 W/3 MONTHS
FREE LOT FEE. All
offers considered. Open
Sat. & Sun. 2pm to 4pm
386-427-2030
MELBOURNE: Only
$1995 2/2 12"x60" All
New: CHA, vinyl siding,
skirting & concrete drive-
way. Adult park.
866-797-6106
ORMOND'S Best Kept
Secretl Cozy 55+ comm,
New/ used mobile homes
from $14,900. Low, Low
rent! 2 Lots also avail.
386-672-1276/451-4018
PORT ORANGE WILL
FINANCE Doublewide, 2
br. $12,900, singlewide
2Br, needs work $5000
cash, No banks needed.
386-566-7239
PORT ORANGE, 2/2,
55+, Colony in the
Woods. New appl./tile/
carpet/kitchen/bath. Lrg.
Screen patio & Fla. rm.
$29,900 386-212-4801
PORT ORANGE, CAN
FINANCE. Lighthouse
Point, 40+ park, 2Br/1Ba,
new kitchen, Really com-
fortable $9900 433 Blus-
tery Dr. 386-547-4175
SOUTH DAYTONA CAN
FINANCEI 55+ Candle-
light Manor Park 1703
Magnolia #C-18 $19,500.
Lot rent Only $79 thru
20101 386-547-4175
SOUTH DAYTONA 2/1
Own Land, NO rental
fees. screen porch, car-
port, A/C, Very quiet &
private. 1072 Palm View.
One block from Reed Ca-
nal. $45,000 Firm!
904-824-9206
MELBOURNE MHs


Park Homes for Sale
from $2,000 to $18,000.
Baselot rents from $367/mo.
FREE cable. Also, Empty lots
vail for doublewides or singles.
ist monti FREE!l


(Adult Park) Park Homes m
from $2000 to.$10,000.
Lot rents $300/mo. RV
Sites w/full hookups $15/day.
Monthly/Seasonal. RV Storage
Sites, $100/mo. No hook ups.
Park Mgr.
407-283-5277
TITUSVILLE 2/2 45+ '05
Dblwide w/lndian River
View, end lot, custom
closets. Heat pump, Oak
kit, all appl's, low lot rent.
$75,000 712-299-3252



162 ACRES LAFAY-
ETTE CO. FLA. Planted
Pine, Hardwood Bottoms.
Road Frontage & Great
Hunting. $3700/acre.
Southern Pine Planta-
tions 352-867-8018






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Where in the U.S. can
you own 20 acres, 30 min
from major city? Only
$15,900. $0 down, $159
per month 800-843-7537
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Retail Best Resorts &
Seasons. Call for Free
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FL LAND bargain 50
AC Lakefront $249,900.
50 acres of oak groves &
open meadows with long
picture lake frontage.
Must see to appreciate.
Perfect for hunting, recre-
ation, recreation. Priced
way below value Easy
financing. Call Jack at
800-242-1802
FORECLOSURE LAND
1/4 acre in Florida,
"O"/Down $97/month
Guaranteed Financing.
Cash price $5,000
1-877-983-6600
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& mountain lots. Call for
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Call 706-400-9971 or
706-400-9973
GEORGIA 10+ acres.
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near Waresboro on
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beautiful trees.,
$22,500.00 for complete
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GEORGIA Beautiful 3/2
cabin in North Georgia
Mtns. noisy stream,
spring water, decks,
wooded, secluded acces-
sible, near Carters Lake
& Fire station. $134,900.
706-273-4514
GEORGIA RIVER
FRONT PROPERTY -
5-1/2 acres in Tattnall
County, between Collins
and Lyons on Hwy 292,
good roads, approximate-
ly 200ft frontage on beau-
tiful unsoiled ohoppee riv-
er, only $55,000.00 with
10% down and owner fi-
nancing 912-427-7062 or
Cell #912-269-9349
GEORGIA Very Beauti-
ful high and dry lots
cleared and grassed with
beautiful trees in country
setting, located between
Claxton and Lyons on
Hwy 292 $18,000.00 per
tract with $1000.00 down
and owner financing or
discount for cash.
912-427-7062 or Cell#
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GEORGIA LAND
Washington Co., Incredi-
ble investment, acre to
20acres Starting @
$4,000, Low taxes, beau-
tiful weather, seller fi-
nancing w/easy terms,
county approved, call
706-364-4200 for details
GEORGIA, Lawrenceville
3br/2ba+ofc, 3/4ac corner
lot, brick & vinyl siding,
deck, new windows,a/c &
heat. Great schools!
$142,000. 770-853-4084
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bedroom villas Only
$139,900. Golf front par-
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discount at May 16th
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Affordable Hunting &
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100Acres- for $79,000
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HARLEY Fat Boy '06
Lowered 2" Extra head
lights, 2 seats, windshield
Screaming Eagle pipes.
Backrest Alum wheels
Lojack Exc cond.
$17,000 Serious callers
only. 772-597-2734.
SCOOTER JMST '08
50cc with windshield
Blue/silver. 56 orig miles.
Perfect cond. $750 Pt
Orange 386-898-5265 .


SUZUKI 2007 Burgman
400. Blue w/silver metal
flake. Water-cooled. With
side & center stands,
parking brake, instrument
panel, odometer /trip
Meter, locking gas cap.
$5000 386-383-8363
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N CAROLINA Blowing
Rock/Boone, W Jefferson
area. Gated 3.5 acres.
Mountain property. 80
mile views, paved roads
& utilities. $195,000
407-321-2007
NANTAHALA Real Es-
tate Co. National Geo-
graphic & ABC News has
rated this as a #1 summ-
er destination! Vacation
homes/rentals! White
water rafting Located in
Beautiful high elevation
western North Carolina
surrounded by the Nanta-
hala Nat'l Forest. Only
2.5 hours NE of Atlanta,
GA, only 1.5 hours out-
side Asheville, NC & 30
minutes NE of Murphy,
Pristine Lake, Lake/River
front mountain view,
large tracts 866-218-8439
www.nantahalaproperties
.com
NC MOUNTAIN LAND
40.8 Acres, Mature Hard-
woods, 5 Acres of Open
Land. Small Stream.
$399,900. Ed Hicks, Lic.
RE Broker, Timberland
Investment Properties,
Inc 828-676-0221


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the Federal Fair Housing Thousand Oaks 2br/2ba
Law which makes it ille- overlooks pond, private,
gal to advertise any pref- utmliy room, 6 71, bbq.
erence, limitations or dis-$8/mo. 386.673.6071
crimination based on
race, sex, handicap, fam-
ilial status or national ori-
gin or any intention to
make such .preference, VERO BEACH: Call for
limitation or discrimina- specials 1br's from
tion. In addition, the Fair $475, 2br's from $550.
Housing Ordinance pro- Tile, New appl. Close to
hibits discrimination Beaches, Parks & Res-
based on age, marital taurants. 772-563-0013
status, sexual orientation,
gender identity, or ex-
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DAYTONA BAYSHORE,
1/1 Penthouse with
Ocearn.lew All ameni-
ties. Newly furnished, in-
,cluding" carpet & tile.
Owner: 386-576-3155
e I II II

DAYTONA BEACH Cen-
tral Manor Apts serving
adults 62+ or mobility
impaired. 1br/ ba.
income based rent. EOH,
Handicap accessible
386-255-2622 TTY
1-800-955-8771
DAYTONA BEACH
Shores Studio 1st fl furn
on beach. 1-bath, patio.
'$700/mo jncondo.com no
smoking 407-256-1079
DAYTONA BEACH
Shores. Oceans Clover
leaf condo 2/2
Renovated: Immaculate,
secure. Indoor, drive up
to floor parking. View of
golf course, indoor &
outdoor pool, walk to
beach & public. Avail
imm 1 year lease min.
Includes cable & gym
$1250/mo 386-871-4312
DAYTONA BEACH- 2/2
on the River. 6th Floor
includes water, cable,
$750/mo. Bkgrnd Check
Req. 386-383-6717 *
DAYTONA BEACH-
SIDE- 1/1, Behind Bellair
Plaza. No pets. Water
included Central A/C.
$500/mo. 386-447-5699
HOLLY HILL Cedar
Point Condo. 2nd fl, end
unit. 3/2, 1227 sqft. +
balcony. W/D inc.
Covered garage with
storage closet. $900/mo,
$500 dep 1 yr lease.
Prefer non smoker, no
pets. 386-304-5846
HOLLY HILL, Square.
Beautiful 2br/2ba fresh
paint, new carpet, pool,
Tennis, Laundry, no
smoking. $650/mo FIRST
MONTH FREE $325 dep
Call 386-258-5420
ORMOND BEACH: Full
furnished 1br/lba Poo,
elevator. $850/mo Water
& Electric incl F/US
NSNP 386-677-0548.
Sebastian- 2/2 $578.
3/2 $664. FREE W/D and
Cable with 1 year lease
Move-in Sec. Deposit
$600. w/ approved credit
772-581-4440'lncome
Restrictions Apply.
SOUTH DAYTONA
CEDAR VILLAGE APTS
Check out our spacious 1
& 2 Br's. Starting at
$595/mo. Only 1st mo &
$300 sec moves you inl
Stephanie 386-322-5215






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Karpathos 302 2/2 -
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Salina 303 43.5 -
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Karpathos 201 -4/3 -
$2,200/mo
Karpatnos 701 4/3 -
$2.500/mo
6871 S. ATLANTIC
Beach front, lurnished,
3/2. the ultimate
ocean home
S3,000/mo
19 PALM DRIVE
2/2 eat-in-kilchen,
completely liled
IthrOughout
Very unusual home
$900/mo.
BOAT SLIP INCLUDED
Marker 33, 2/2 wiit great
water view Community
pool, covered parking.
$950/mo
141 BREEZEWAY
Furnished 2/2. efficient
kitchen, community pool,
nonh causeway
$850/mo
BOUCHELLE ISLAND
2/2. screened porch.
community pool. tennis,
bOat slips available
$1,200/mo
NEW SMYRNA
MAINLAND
629 GLENDEVON DRIVE
2/2, fireplace, open
kitchen, loft
$850/mo
284 SWEET BAY
BOULEVARD
3/2.5 with bonus room
wel bar, 2 car garage, o
the tairway at Sugar Mil
Country Club
$1,100/mo
594 MT. OLYMPUS BLVD.
BRAND NEW, 2/2.5,
garage, community pool.
$950/mo.
EDGEWATER
134 WILDWOOD AVENUE
2/1, great area,
$700/mo.,
3130 INDIA PALM
2/2, galley kitchen.
garage, front courtyard,
carpeted
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MINT
26' BORN FREE 2003
V-10 eng 25K sleeps 6.
Loaded 2 awnings w/tow
dolly. $42,000 firm. Like
new. 772-485-0357
CAMPING MEMBER-
SHIP LIFETIME
Camp Coast to Coast
USA/Canada/Florida. $10
per night (full hook-up)
Year Round. Paid $1595,
MUST SELL $595.
1-800-236-0327
RV TOWED car equip
Roadmaster Explorer tow
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$300. Mounting brackets
for '04 Saturn Vue $150.
Roadmaster brake pro
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386-761-3403
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NC MOUNTAIN
Two-Acre Homesite.
Driveway, house pad In.
Spectacular view. Easily
accessible. Secluded.
Paved road. Bryson City.
$39,950.
Owner financing. Call
owner.1-800-810-1590.
www.aewilliams.net
NC MOUNTAINS
CLOSEOUT SALE
Cabin Shell,2+ acres with
great view, very private,
big trees, waterfalls &
large public lake nearby,
$99,500. Bank financing.
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DAYTONA BEACH- 2/1,
fam rm + den, fenced yd
w/shed,new carpet,Sect 8
accepted. $799/mo +
deposit. 386-341-7500
EDGEWATER 3/1 ga-
rage can be 4th room.
$750/mo + $200 Deposit.
N/S. No Pets. 129 Wild-
wood Ave. 407-923-9844,
407-923-9847,
407-273-2679
EDGEWATER 3/2
House on very+ quiet
street, almost no traffic,
very attractive home
.w/huge, fenced-in-yard,
new kitch. tile throughout
main living area. Deposit
negotiable. Good home,
for good family. $995/mo
1705 Dayton Avenue
386-405-4739


NEW SMYRNA BEACH
'Sugar Mill Golf Course
Peaceful 2/2/2, porch
overlooks golf course &
lake. fresh paint,, W/D.
gated community with
heated pool access.
$1150/mo. FLS Call
386-441-5824
NEW SMYRNA BEACH:
Lg 2/2 in Isleboro, nicely
remodeled, Ig fenced yrd,
carport, $900/mo
386-478-0448/478-9580
ORMOND BCH Tomoka
River view! 3br/2ba. Like
new. Secluded cul-de-
sac. Boat ramp available.
$1200/mo. 386-478-0437
ORMOND BEACH Pool
home. remodeled, 4bdrm
/3bath, wood floors, large
garage, fenced, pbts ok.
$1500/mo. inclds pool &
lawn svc. 386-383-6717
ORMOND BEACH gated
community 3 pools.
2Bdrm/2Bath living & din-
ing rms,kitchen, screened
porch, lawn maintenance
included, completely ren-
ovated. $775/mo.
386-672-6899; 299-6737
ORMOND BEACH Herit-
age District. 2/2/1
$800/mo Avail .6/1
386-672-6204/871-0113
.ORMOND BEACH-
3/2/2, Quiet Street, Walk-
ing distance to Trails
Shopping Center. W/D
hookups, new carpeting,
freshly painted, redone.
$1050/mo plus security.
386-547-6754
ORMOND BEACH/
FLAGLER Plantation
-Bay. 3br/2ba, lyr lease,
$1300mo. Realty Atlantic
- Carol 386-503-0416
ORMOND BEACH: Wa-
terfront community, Main-
land, 3br/2ba/2, FP,
$1200/mo 386-672-1670
or 386-882-7454
PALM COAST INTRA
COASTAL BEACHSIDE
Over 3000sf w/boat lift.
upgraded, like new. Only
$1695/mo. 386-569-1811
PONCE INLET- beautiful
3-br/2-ba/2-cg oceanfront
home 20' x 50' deck
overlooking beach, Newly
renovated. New appraisal
value, $1.288 mil. $4000
per month, 1 year lease
with option to extend. 1st
& last, $2000 damage
deposit. 407-321-2007
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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SELL????
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on the east coastal
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21' DECK BOAT 2002
Hurricane Model GS-211
Yamaha 150HP 2-cycle
Center Console, fish
package, garman GPS,
ski tower, Porta potti, SS
prop. Depth finder, VHF
Radio, AM/FM radio, Play
pen cover. Continental
2005 trailer with brakes
lights. Boat is garaged in
Astor, Lake County
$16,00. 386-453-7243
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1-866-373-6307
Take our virtual tour.
www.cavendercreek.com
NC BEECH MOUNTAIN
Fully equipped 1-6
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Golf, Swim, Hike, Tennis,
at 72 degree average
temperature. Great
prices, discounts for
monthly stays. www.
coolbeechmountain.com
1.800-368-7404


NC MOUNTAINS
Warm Winters/Cool
Summers. NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell
w/loft &basement,
includes acreage
$99,900. Mountain&
waterfront homesites
from $39,000-$99,000.
Financing Availablell
828-247-9966 (Code41)

ULTIMATE
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Deep water lots, 1/2acre
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239-220-4502
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Your Gain- Beautiful 5
acre tracts for $24,995.
Breathtaking views,
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Great schools. Smaller/
larger tracts. Others
available with owner fi-
nancing $250 down / $99
per month. JDL Reality
931-946-2484
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DAYTONA BEACH
Mainland, 2 bdrm, 1 bath
duplex with central air,
$550/mo Call Bill
914-806-0502


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*CUTE 2 bedrm., 1 bath,
W/D hook-up, near bus.
Sect. 8 ok. $695-mo.,
$500-dep. 386-235-2561



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Home 3br/2ba Single-
wide Introductory Model
$299/mo WAC 10 mod-
els to choose from on
your lot. 800-622-2832
ORMOND BEACH- Try
us first- You'll like usi
Quiet neat little adult park
1-br furn cottage Non
smoking only. No pets
$425/mo + utilities and
security 386-673-0494
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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. $14,500/OBO. e-mail
for photos & details at
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Timeshare Now!! Mainte-
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DAYTONA BEACH- 1st
floor office condo Locat-
ed minutes from 1-4& 95,
1000 sq ft, $89.900. Call
Shawn Matthews of
Shore West Realty
386-295-1896


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PORT ORANGE 40+
comm, pool, gym rec
room, jacuzzi, library
2/1.5, w/d, $395/mo. Also
rent to own 386-566-7239
PORT ORANGE like new
2-br/2-ba split plan,
doublewide. Very clean
wood floors, screened
porch, carport, W/D,
Private fenced yard.
Non-smoker. No pets,
$790/mo + lawn service.
Drive by 1135 Greenbriar
Ave. Corner of Spruce
Creek & Taylor Road.
Call John. 386-451-7572
PORT ORANGE- Short
term rental 2 to 6 months.
Starting 5/1 to 10/31 55+
community, 3/2 with car-
port; beautifully furnished.
Large LR/DR & family rm.
$875/mo. 516-785-3236


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PORT ORANGE Willow
run 3-br/2-ba/2-cg front
and back porch. Large
yard, quiet street. Small
pet OK. 1242 Thomas Dr.
$1200/mo 386-676-1018
386-451-2940
PORT ORANGE: Colony
in Woods, 55+ 2/2 im-
maculate & beautifully
furnished, short walk to
pool & clubhouse, free
cable, water & lawn
maintenance $850/mo
w/yrly lease or sale by
owner $25,000 with own-
er financing at 0%
386-761-1236




NEW SMYRNA- 2/1.5
front & rear upstairs balc-
onies. Close to beach.
W/D hookup, fenced yd.
$800/mo 410-302-9068


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ORMOND TRAILS TH
2br, 2.5ba, jacuzzi, fire-
place, end unit w/2 court
yards. 1600sf. $950.mo
386-672-9991

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PruT ORANGE -
2/2 Manufactured home ORMOND BEACH -
on lake. Central air, car- North US1, w/offc &bath
ort, W/D hook-ups. 1,000sf $485mo. similar
700/mo. Call Bill savings on 1250sq.ft.
914-806-0502 386-451-4018/672-1276


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Near Dollywood. Spend
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available, including Pet
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Don't forget your
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vacation!
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1-800-723-7341
www.foscoerentals.com


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cab. 1 owner, 25K miles AEEDTCHIRE??
auto, AC/CD bed liner. CALL CLASSIFIED
Garage kept. Immaculate 386-322-5949
$11,750 386-503-4721


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for sale www.florida-
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million homes weekly
throughout Florida. Tide
charts, Broker Profiles,
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side Dining & More
1-800-388-9307


PARTING OUT 23' Cutty
Cabin boat Professionally
rebuilt 351 Ford Engine
with OMC outdrive
$2500. Misc other items
Including tandem axle
trailer. 386-673-5304


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DAYTONA BCH Beville
Retail Center 'Prof/
Medical .Offices 1000sf.
Build-Out Complete. 615
Beville Rd. Reduced rent
$795/mo. 386-233-3102
SO DAYTONA- US-1 2
units 1250 sqft ea. Units
can be a restaurant or
split for office/retail. Other
locations + sqft avail
386-871-6030/ 763-5044






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FREE! (*with this ad.).
Offices from 150-4000sf
Totally renovated w/view
of Cape Canaveral. Co
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