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Vol. 5, No. 48 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, June 26, 2009


SHOW WEIRD
IS THAI?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


Spend any time surfing
the Web and you are
bound to find stories
that are just too bizarre to
be true.
Here's a sampling, edited
for length. And remember,
just because it's online
doesn't mean it's true!
From
www.azcentral.com:
Election decided by
drawing cards. An election
that was tied in Arizona
was decided by cutting a
deck of cards, on the
grounds that they "couldn't
do a paintball showdown."
From news.sky.com:
Tattooed teenager left
seeing stars. A teenager
who claims she asked a
tattooist for three tiny stars
See WEIRD, A2


FUN ON THE FOURTH
Take
advantage
of several
local
events to
celebrate
the
nation's
birthday !.



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Crossword 87 Staycation A8
Out & About BI Viewpoint A6


Historical commission pays


tribute to sawmill with marker


Union Cypress
Sawmill active in
Melbourne,
1912-1932
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
MELBOURNE Unless you're a
nonagenarian or centenarian, you've
probably never heard of a small Bre-
vard County town named Hopkins.
However, this company-owned
burg played an enormous role in the
early economic development of the
city of Melbourne.


The Union Cypress Co., owned by
George W Hopkins, the town's name-
sake, was Melbourne's first big indus-
try, bringing employment, growth
and development to the region.
The big cypress/pine sawmill was
capable of producing some 40,000
board feet of lumber and 45,000 shin-
gles a day from Mr. Hopkins' cypress
aid pine holdings, carrying a 1911
value of more than $2 million.
The mill's power plant supplied
Melbourne's first electricity, and its
railway to Deer Park provided the first
direct route across the St. Johns River
for 80 miles south of Enterprise. '
Hopkins had 70 buildings within its
industrial, residential and commer-
cial areas. Melbourne annexed this


Open wide


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
When Palm Bay Hospital had its grand opening last Saturday, much was on hand
to be seen. Not only tours of the new wing. But Gatorland visited with some of its
animals. Here Kenny Danberry of Gatorland lets Ethan Walters, 4, of Orlando,
Alexandra Davis, 10, James Davis, 6, and Sarah Davis, 8, all of West Melbourne,
hold an alligator.



Rep. Kosmas announces


monthly office hours


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
TITUSVILLE Resi-
dents of the 24th District
of Florida in need of help
with federal services will
have the chance to meet
with the staff of Con-
gresswoman Suzanne
Kosmas on a monthly
basis.
From noon to 4 p.m.
on the third Monday of
each month, staff will be
on hand in the Titusville
City Council Chambers,
located at Titusville City
Hall, 555 S. Washington
Ave., Titusville.
Constituents can call
Ms. Kosmas, toll-free, at


(877) 965-
7627 to


ment.
Those in .....-
need of
help with
Social
Security
issues, vet- Kosmas
erans ben-
efits or other federal
issues will meet directly
with a staff member who
will connect them with
the proper officials. to
assist .them with federal
services, said Ms. Kos-
mas.
"My staff is able to
help. We've started set-


ting up case files and are
beginning the process to
help with issues," she
said.
Hosting monthly office
hours is all part of her
commitment to be avail-
able and accessible to
the community, said Ms.
Kosmas.
"I want to make sure
every community
receives the assistance
they need and know we
are available to them,"
she said. "We want the
public to know we are
willing to work on any
issue and they do not
have to go'far from home
to get the federal service
that they need."


small town in 1925. "
We know all this
due to the tenacious
research done by Ed
Vosatka, one of sev-
eral commissioners i "e-'
on the Brevard
County Historical
Commission.
"I've researched this information
since the 1970s," said the retired high
school teacher and former research
biologist for the state. "But it wasn't
until after I retired (in the late 1980s)
that I went full bloom on it. This is my
baby."
The commission commemorated
the existence of Hopkins and its
sawmill with the placement of a his-


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torical
marker.
The Brevard County Historical
Commission has an ongoing pro-
gram to place state historical markers
at significant historical sites in Bre-
vard County. The Brevard County
Tourist Development Council funds
See SAWMILL, A4


Brevard Public Schools

superintendent to retire
Richard A. DiPatri leaves post after
nine years with the school district


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
After nearly 40 years in
public education and nine
years as the head of the Bre-
vard County School District,
Brevard Public Schools
superintendent Richard
DiPatri will retire July 1.
The school district
encompasses more than
75,000 students, approxi-
mately 10,000 school board
employees, 85 public
schools, eight charter
schools and 17 special cen-
ters in a county of some
1,300 square miles.
* Mr. DiPatri holds a doc-
torate in .educational
administration and supervi-
siondfrom Rutgers Universi-
ty, and he earned his under-
graduate and master's
degrees from Rowan Col-
lege in Glassboro, N.J.


Richard DiPatri


A career educator in New
Jersey for 30 years, he was
the state district superin-
tendent of schools for Jerrsey
City, N.J., prior to taking the
position of superintendent
in Brevard County.
He said one of his greatest
accomplishments as the
See RETIRE, A4


New City Hall receives

positive response after

a month in service

Residents, employees lavish praise


By-Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometdwnnewsol.com
MELBOURNE The
addition to downtown Mel-
bourne's skyline has
received lavish praise in the
last month as residents and
employees make use of the
new City Hall.
The five-story, 58,000-
square-foot, $8.7' million
building, which opened to
the public May 18, houses
council chambers and
offices, the city manager's
office, the city clerk, pur-
chasing, management serv-
ices, planning and econom-
ic development, and utility
billing.
Due to limited parking,
some city departments,
including code compliance,
engineering, personnel and
risk management, are still
housed in an office building
at 830 N. Apollo Blvd., said
Mike Moore, public infor-
mation officer for the city of
Melbourne.
"There have been some
challenges with parking,"
Mr. Moore said, "but I think
that once the parking
garage is completed, things
will work out well and
everyone will be quite
pleased."
Demolition of the old


building, which opened in
1964 and is adjacent to the
new facility, is taking place
right now to make room for
a five-level, $5.7 million
parking garage. The garage,
which will have a capacity
of approximately 450
spaces, will serve as parking
for employees and residents
using city hall and overflow
parking for visitors to the
downtown Melbourne
shopping district.
Completion of the garage
is expected this November.
Mr. Moore added that he
has heard nothing but posi-
tive feedback from residents
concerning the new City
Hall.
"There were numerous
comments made during the
ribbon-cutting ceremony,
which was attended by
about 200 residents, which
were very positive," Mr.
Moore said. "(People) love
the new building, and I
think there has been an
improvement to services."
Melbourne resident Bill
Bragg, who stopped by to
pay his utility bill, said he
loved the new building.
"It's fabulous," Mr. Bragg
said.
Melbourne City Hall is at
900 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne.


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Communications flow

during disasters,

storms, officials say


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
During a hurricane or other
disaster, the first thing that
shuts down for most people is
their method of communica-
tion with others, said Jane
Bowden, chairwoman of the
public relations task for the
Space Coast Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
While many people do not
have access to phones and
computers because of power
outages during disasters, offi-
cials from the Brevard County
Emergency Operations Cen-
ter, law enforcement agencies
and the Red Cross are able to
keep their lines of communi-
cations open in order to pro-
vide vital relief.
The EOC has its own com-
munications system, which
stayed up and running
through major storms suchas
hurricanes Frances and
Jeanne in 2004 and Tropical
Storm Fay last year.
"Our 9-1-1- system is pro-
tected by backup generators,"
said Bob Lay, director of the
county Emergency Manage-
ment Office.
The EOC's backup power
system means none of its
electrical, satellite or Intemet
connections are lost during
power outages.
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is activated, it stays open 24
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representatives from law
enforcement agencies and
other public safety groups.
The EOC is at 1746 Cedar
St. in Rockledge, and right
next to it at 1700 Cedar St. is
the Red Cross.
"During a disaster, we have
a representative from the Red
Cross at the center, and in
that sense we are part of their
team and they are a part of
ours," Mrs. Bowden said.
In addition to using the
EOC communications sys-
tem, the Red Cross stays con-
nected with other emergency
officials via the Red Cross'
amateur radio group, she
said.
And Mr. Lay said the EOC is
responsible for an 800-mega-
hertz radio system that is
used by all public safety agen-
cies in the county.


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People whose homes were
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______of the American Red Cross


ER vehicles deliver hope


Following a disaster, Vehicles
transport food and necessary
supplies to people in need


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
When a disaster strikes,
Mary Gill does not think
about herself.
Like so many other
American Red Cross vol-
unteers, Ms. Gill's con-
cerns are not for the safe-
ty of herself and her
possessions, but are for
the victims of a disaster
who need food and shel-
ter.
A 10-year volunteer
with the American Red
Cross, Ms. Gill drives an
Emergency Response
Vehicle, delivering food,
water and hygiene and
clean-up kits following
large-scale disasters.
"People are very grate-
ful and very happy to see
someone. They are very
enthusiastic about
receiving the first bottle
of iced water," said Ms.
Gill.
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Response Vehicles the
distinctive red and white
vans that are beacons of
hope for many displaced
families -are on the.
roads well before the
state and federal govern-
ment sends out a
response.
"As they drive through
neighborhoods they
become our eyes and ears
on the ground for damage
assessment and talk to
people in affected areas
to find out what their
needs are and how we can
help address them," said
Jane Bowden, public rela-
tions chairwoman for the
Space Coast Chapter of
the American Red Cross.
ERV drivers complete
special Red Cross ERV
training and driving test.
They are also cross-
trained in other disci-
plines such as mass feed-
ing, damage assessment,
client casework and logis-
tics, said Ms. Bowden.


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"We take cardio pul-
monary resuscitation and
first aid courses and are
trained in shelter opera-
tions so we can assess
when it's more economical
to open a shelter," said Ms.
Gill.
The ERVs also transport
food from central kitchens
to shelters throughout the
county.
During the 2004 hurri-
cane season, volunteers
distributed military Meals
Ready to Eat to shelter resi-
dents. The vehicles also'
deliver hot meals to people
who remain at their homes.
"Often times, that is the
only meal of the day that a
disaster person will
receive," said Ms. Gill.
Four ERVs, which have
been retired from the
national fleet operations,
make up the fleet at the
Space Coast Chapter of the
American Red Cross.
The chapter is responsi-
ble for all maintenance
costs.
"Our ability to keep our
ERVs on the road depends
on donations to pay for the
service," she said.


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Rates will more -
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By Tammy Roberts
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Price hikes are happening .
everywhere, and soon they'll ig" -" S
impact the cost of a driver's4
license, car registration and i 0Rim HG'
vehicle title.
A bill passed during the
2009 Florida Legislative sea- .' 'I' t
son will raise state fees signifi- a
cantly in these areas begin-
ning Sept. 1 with
registration fees increasing an
average of 35 percent and title : '
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best to notify residents of the Ms. Causey said. The bill Fees for renewing a driver's in vehicle title costs and the
fee changes as quickly as pos- requires every county in license will jump from $20 to fee for a motorist obtaining a
sible, said Dee Dee Causey, Florida to remit the fees, none $48- an increase of 140 per- license plate for the first
Brevard County assistant tax of which will receive any por- cent while the cost of time, which will change
collector. tion of the increased registra- replacing a driver's license from $100 to $225.
"Our staff will also feel the tion costs. will increase from $10 to $25, Customers will be notified
harsh effects of these increas- Brevard County Tax Collec- a 150-percent increase, of the new fees applicable to
es as they will impact their tor Lisa Cullen is encouraging according to the Department them through renewal
wallets too, since they are all motorists with the ability of Highway Safety and Motor reminders they will receive
subject to the same fees that to renew their registration for Vehicles Web site, in the mail or at their local
will be felt statewide," Ms. a.vehicle or vessel to do so o a
Causey said. "In addition, before Sept. 1, and select the www.flhsmv.gov/newfees.ht renewal office.
theywill feel the distress from option for a two year-renew- m. For a complete listing of all
the motoring public as they al. Renewal is permitted as Annual fees for motor new motorist service fees,
encounter, in some cases, early as three months in vehicle registration, which including the amount of the
more than double the prior advance of a person's birth are determined by weight, previous fee, visit the Depart-
cost." month, show an increase of about ment of Highway Safety and
All of the revenue generat- "This way residents will be $10 for the lightest vehicles Motor Vehicles Web site,
ed from these increases will receiving the most cost-effec- and $16 for the heaviest. www.flhsmv.gov/newfees.ht
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Invasive jellyfish species spotted in lagoon


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com -
Officials would like the public's
help in spotting an invasive species
in the Indian River Lagoon.
St. Johns River Water Management
District officials said June 17 that
about a dozen sightings of the Aus-
tralian spotted jellyfish have been
reported in the Melbourne and north
Melbourne area.
The jellyfish could consume large


numbers of fish eggs and micro-zoo-
plankton in the lagoon, officials said.
"The size of these jellyfish ranges
from the size of a human fist to as
large as a basketball," district
spokesman Ed Garland said in a
news release. "They have white,
semi-transparent to opaque bell
shapes, with white spots on the bell.
Frilly oral arms extending beneath
the bell can release a mildly painful
sting to humans."
Officials said the Australian spot-


ted jellyfish can be mistaken for
native lagoon species like the trans-
parent moon jellyfish and the can-
nonball.jellyfish, which has a milky
color and is about the size of a
melon.
To report a sighting of the Aus-
tralian spotted jellyfish, call (321)
984-4950.
The reports should include the
location, date and time of the sight-
ing, the number of jellyfish "'spoted
and photographs, if possible.


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Retire
From page Al
head of Brevard Public
Schools is the cultivation of
a fantastic group of employ-
ees.
"I think that I have a great
team here, and that's how I
really feel," he said. "We
would not have accom-
plished the Sterling Award
without high performance.
That happens because of
the team I have."
Brevard Public Schools
earned the governor's Ster-
ling Award in 2007 for orga-
nizational excellence and


high performance through-
out the district.
Looking back over his
career with the Brevard
County School District, Mr.
DiPatri said he's most proud
of the students' high per-
formance numbers.
"The whole idea of
schools is to improve aca-
demic performance," he
said. "If you look at the
(Florida Comprehensive
Assessment Test), we have
over 5,000 fewer at Level 1
(test scores) than we had
five years ago. In reading, we
are down from 21 percent
(with Level 1 scores) to 11
percent and 17 percent to 8


percent in math. Students
who have learning disabili-
ties are in that mix."
FCAT scores are rated on a
scale of one to five.
Mr. DiPatri said although
he believes the organization
is poised at the best it can be
for a transition, the work at
Brevard Public Schools is
never done.
"If I were leaving next
year or the .year after, it
would always be the same,"
he said. "It never ends."
He said his biggest con-
cern as he leaves the post is
the future of funding for
education not only in Bre-
vard, but also statewide.


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"Education has to be a
top priority," he said. "It's
an everyday event. I want
the best for my children.
That's the way we have to
look at it. It's becoming an
economic competition. The
way the funding is planned,
when this economic stimu-
lus money dries up, we're
going to have some serious
thinking to do. That's my
biggest fear."
Mr. DiPatri said budget
cuts have already placed
school children at a disad-
vantage, as the district was
forced to eliminate its sum-
mer school program.
"Every student, whether
they were falling behind in
reading, science or math,
had an opportunity to come
to school for those extra 20
days. Now it's gone."
Mr. DiPatri, when
pressed, said if he had to
say what his "legacy" was,
he would have to point
solely to his penchant for
high expectations.
"This was a high-per-
.forming school district
when I got here, it's a higher
performing district now,"


he said. "I know it sounds
trite, but no one rises to low
expectations. If the state
keeps the standards where
they are, we will get every
kid to those standards. The
No Child Left Behind Act
was a great move. Gov. (Jeb)
Bush had high expectations
for our schools and I think
the FCAT has produced
thousands of successful
students."
Mr. DiPatri said his
proudest moment is when
more than 30 schools
showed improved FCAT
grades in one year.
"In the start of my second
year, we had about 35 C
schools, but we improved
grades in 37 schools in one
year," he said. "That was
amazing, and the principals
realized that if we worked
as a team we could get great
results."
Mr. DiPatri said that
when he retires, he will
watch quietly from the
sidelines, championing the
school district, but he will
not take an active role in
any future decision-mak-
ing.


"My job at this point is to
be a cheerleader," he said.
"I will not sit on the side-
lines and evaluate or judge
because I've been in the
chair and I know how diffi-
cult it was. My job is to get
out of the way. For things to
change is anticipated. Why
would we expect anything
different?"
The outgoing superin-
tendent speaks highly of his
successor, Brian Binggeli,
who has already met several
times with Mr. DiPatri in an
effort to make a smooth
transition. Mr. Binggeli will
take the superintendent's
post July 1.
"Brian's a bright young
guy, and he's got a great
track record," Mr. DiPatri
said.
What's next for this long-
time educator? Travel and
lots of it. He and his wife of
40 years, Paula, will leave
almost immediately for a
month-long vacation to
Italy. Then it's off on a
cross-country road trip to
visit one of the couple's
three sons.


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Editor's note: This is a list of
arrests, not convictions, and all
arrestees are presumed innocent
unless or until proven guilty in a
court oflaw.
Melbourne Police
Department
Diecson J. Vilarino, 21, of 2726
Carlson Circle, No. 1203, Mel-
bourne, was charged June 12 with
grand theft and burglary.
Charles A. Dewitt, 51, of 522
Burr St., Melbourne, was charged
June 13 with child abuse and bat-
tery-domestic violence.
SWilliam Fearing, 54, of 1212 W.
Azalea Court, Melbourne, was
charged June 13 with child neg-
lect, possession of drug parapher-
nalia and possession of cannabis.
Danielle Dawn Farrell, 31, of
2475 Bent Pine St., Melbourne,
was charged June 14 with driving
under the influence, refusal to
take a breath test, on-site viola-
tion of probation and as a habitu-
al traffic offender driving on a
suspended license.
Jamie Leigh Gunn, 19, of 511
Croton Road, Melbourne, was
charged June 14 with possession
of cannabis, possession of drug
paraphernalia, driving while
license suspended and felony
possession of a controlled sub-
stance.
Brience O' Brien King, 20, of
2255 Michigan St., West Mel-
bourne, was charged June 14 with
possession of cocaine.
Michael R. Parda, 20, of 2636
Shellwood Drive, Melbourne, was
charged June 14 with armed rob-
bery with a firearm, carrying a
concealed weapon, using/dis-
playing/carrying a firearm, felony
possession of a controlled sub-
stance, possession of more than
20 grams of cannabis, possession
of cannabis with intent to sell and_
possession of drug paraphernalia.
Keyounger Cooks, 27, of 4263
Collinwood Drive, Melbourne,
was charged June 15 with robbery.
Michael Joseph Dombrowski,
29, of 29 Circle Ave., No. 3, Mel-
bourne, was charged June 17 with
grand theft, trafficking stolen
property and fraudulent pledge
r or sale of property.


Talmadge Conner, 49, address
unknown, Melbourne, was
charged June 18 with felony petit
theft, resisting arrest without vio-
lence and trespassing after warn-
ing.
Stephanie J. Fleischman, 25, of
691 John Hancock Lane, West
Melbourne, was charged June 18
with battery on a law enforce-
ment officer, possession of
cannabis, three counts of drug
paraphernalia and as a habitual
traffic offender driving on a sus-
pended license.
Christopher Ryan Merritt, 24,
of 2316 Shenandoah Road N.E.,
Melbourne, was charged June 18
with aggravated child abuse,
aggravated battery-domestic vio-
lence and on-site violation of pro-
bation/community control.
Michael Curtis Murphy, 36, of
4236 Four Lakes Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged June 18 with
on-site violation of probation and
withholding information from a
physician to obtain a controlled
substance.

Palm Bay Police
Department
Ivory Brittany Mapp, 21, of 528
Burr St., Melbourne, was charged
June 12 with resisting arrest with
violence.
Rashad M. Sharp, 18, of 838
Barbados Ave., Melbourne, was
charged June 16 with
fleeing/attempting to elude a
police officer, resisting arrest
without violence, driving while
license suspended and not having'
a valid driver's license.
Jahrod T. Cherry, 19, of 1407
Gibbs St., Melbourne, was
charged June 17 with not having a
driver's license and on-site.viola-
tion of probation/community
control.

Indian Harbour Beach
Police Department
John Alexandre Debry, 22,
address unknown, was charged
June 16 with giving false verifica-
tion of ownership, possession of
drug paraphernalia,
extortion/threats, four counts of


grand theft and two counts of traf-
ficking stolen property.

Indialantic Police
Department
Nicholas Shane Giles, 23, of
646 Shady Lane, Melbourne, was
charged June 14 with two counts
of fraudulent use of a credit card
and two counts of trafficking
stolen property.

West Melbourne
Police Department
Damien Lee Ricks, 30, of 1870
Southland Ave., Melbourne, was
charged June 13 with possession of
cocaine, loitering/prowling and
possession of drug paraphernalia.
Eric Kenneth Brennan, 30, of
161 Beth Lane, No. 213, West Mel-
bourne, was charged June 17 with
possession of a controlled sub-
stance.
Charles Stacey Long, 40, of 55
Keyther Blvd., West Melbourne,
was charged June 17 with posses-
sion of cocaine.

Brevard County
Sheriff's Office
Carolyn Jean Gallagher, 48, of
1482 Guava Ave., No. 3, Mel-
bourne, was charged June 12 with
grand theft and two counts of pos-
session of a controlled substance.
Ebony Sade Mapp, 23, of 609
Burr St., Melbourne, was charged
June 12 'vith failure to appear, fail-
ure to appear-traffic, criminal
mischief, two counts of resisting
arrest with violence and two
counts of battery on a law
enforcement officer.


Jennifer Perkins, 25, of 579
Ford Circle, Melbourne, was
charged June 12 with grand theft,
possession of a controlled sub-
stance and possession of
cannabis.
Marcus D. Nelson, 27, of 3047
Plummer Circle, Melbourne, was
charged June 13 with contempt-
failure to serve sentence.
Robert Charles Miller, 28, of
2725 Cosumel Drive, No. 1615,
Melbourne, was charged June 15
with uttering a forged/counterfeit
bill, possession of drug parapher-
nalia and possession of a con-
trolled substance.
Avinash Vasudeo Persaud, 28,
of 200 E. University Blvd., No. 211,
Melbourne, was charged June 15
with aggravated battery.
Ryan Andrew Schmidt, 19, of
1459 Lillian Drive, Melbourne,
was charged June 15 with viola-
tion of probation and two counts
of possession of drug parapherna-
lia.
Robert Allen Shipley, 48,
address unknown, West Mel-
bourne, was charged June 15 with
on-site violation of probation and
operating a boat under the influ-
ence of alcohol.
Ariel Vernee Tucker, 30, of 3177
Arthur Circle, Melbourne, was
charged June 15 with violation of
probation and felony battery.
Dennis Lodell Duggins, 20, of
2667 Hopi Drive, Melbourne, was
charged' June 16 with selling
cocaine.
Bethany Sorrell, 29, of 1630
Pinehill Drive, Melbourne, was
charged June 16 with organized
fraud/misrepresentation.
Beverly Ann Call, 45, of 2095
Pineapple Ave., No. 7, Melbourne,
was charged June 17 with felony
failure to appear.


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awarded $5 million to the Amer-
ican Red Cross to strengthen
disaster preparedness in 128
communities in 44 states and
three U.S. territories.
The funds will expand the
reach of the Red Cross in places
that are often isolated during
times of disaster and will be
used to purchase more than
55,000 blankets and 15,000 cots,
provide chapters with nearly
150 shelter trailers and train
more than 1,000 Red Cross staff
and volunteers. The goal of the
disaster readiness effort funded
by this donation is to ensure
that smaller, rural communities
can respond to the needs of its
residents in the first few days of
a disaster.
The grants to Red Cross chap-
ters will help the Red Cross
acquire and maintain material
and human resources necessary
to manage relief operations and
will also be used to improve
community relationships nec-
essary to manage relief opera-
tions.
American Red Cross views
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committed corporate partners
with donations from its founda-
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S.O.R.T. monitors


offenders, predators


O ne of our priorities
at the Sheriff's
Office is the moni-
toring of sex offenders and
predators, and notifying
the public of their pres-
ence in the communities
in which they reside. The
Brevard County Sheriff's
Office is accomplishing
this through its Sexual
Offender Registration and
Tracking Unit (S.O.R.T.).
This all-encompassing
unit assumed responsibili-
ty for the registration of
almost 700 offenders and
predators in Brevard
County, as well as verifying
their addresses, monitor-
ing their movements and
enforcing the statutes of
the state of Florida.
A critical component of
the S.O.R.T. Unit has
included using crime
analysts for the registra-
tion and notification
functions of the unit.
Through the use of a
database developed in-
house at the Sheriff's
Office, the analysts are
able to input all informa-
tion on the offenders'
addresses, employment
and movements.
In order to meet the
public needs of notifica-
tion, the Brevard County
Sheriff's Office became
the first Sheriff's Office'in
the state of Florida to
partner with Offender
Watch Systems to develop
a web-based notification
program, along with a
mail-out system, to reach
as many residents as
possible. Today, Offender
Watch has partnered with
law enforcement agencies
,across the country, to
include the Florida
Department of Law
Enforcement.
The system generates a
mailing via post cards to
residents in the immediate
area affected by the
offender changing his or
her residence. Since its
inception more than
134,000 individualized
notifications have been
directed to Brevard
County residents. The
service also provides an
option for the residents to
sign up for email alerts
that can be generated
immediately upon verifi-
cation of the offender's
address.
There is also a need to
verify the information
provided by the offenders
during registration. A
verification system was
introduced to verify the
address of every offender
in the unincorporated area
of the county twice yearly
using sheriff's patrol
deputies. A coordinated
effort with the Brevard
County law enforcement
community also provides
the manpower to perform
county-wide monitoring
and verification of offend-
ers in their respective
jurisdictions. This effort
also includes partnering
with probation officers
who are able to assist in
searches of offenders


SHERIFF
JACK
PARKER



under court supervision,
gain access to the condi-
tions of probation for
specific offenders, as well
as access to GPS tracking
of offenders.
With the great interest in
the protection of children
from sexual exploitation
additional investigators
and a certified forensic
computer specialist were
assigned to S.O.R.T. to
specifically address
victimization through the
use of the Internet.
Because of the worldwide
capability of the Internet,
a partnership was forged
with the International
Crimes Against Children
Task Force (ICAC) as well
as Immigration and
Customs Enforcement
(ICE). Locally, ICE and
S.O.R.T. formed a Child
Exploitation Task Force.
All available resources via
the Internet to include
chat rooms, personal ads,
MySpace and Peer to Peer
downloads are utilized.
The efforts of the
S.O.R.T unit has resulted
in reducing the number of
absconders in Brevard
County whose where-
abouts are unknown.
There were 52 at the
implementAtion of this
program which was
reduced to 15 at the end of
its first full year of service.
The S.O.R.T. Unit has also
formed a partnership with
the United States Marshals
Office, which has assisted
with attempting to track
down those absconders
who have fled Brevard
County and Florida to
elude capture.
All of these innovative
approaches use every
facet of law enforcement
manpower and knowledge
base within Brevard
County to actively monitor
and verify the movements
of offenders. This has
resulted in a registration
compliance rate of
approximately 94 percent
every month. Most
importantly violent crimes
against women and
children have seen a 12
percent decrease in
reported cases since 2006
as a direct result of S.O.R.T
enforcement activities.
It is an honor to serve as
your sheriff, and to lead
the men and women of the
S.O.R.T. unit, as well as the
entire Brevard County
Sheriff's Office.

Jack Parker is the Sheriff
of Brevard County. To
contact theBrevard County
Sheriff's Office, call 911 in
an emergency. If it is not an
emergency, call (321) 952-
6372 or call the south
precinct number at (321)
253-6658. Or you may visit
the Web site atwww.Bre-
vardsheriff.com.


Hands-on approach


Pictured taking
part in Brevard
Art Museum's
hands-on art
activity are
from left
Lucien Jay,
Dashiell Jay
and Zola Jay.














Paul Lepinskie
staff photographer


Rants


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Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at

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Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous
statements. Statements offact will be checked for
accuracy.


Daily Bread agreement

The Daily Bread game article tells it like it is. It is the truth.
The day babysitters for the Daily Bread's "career freeload-
ers" is the Fee Avenue library. The "freeloaders" monopolize
the computers playing video games, scanning Facebook
and online dating services. They are never searching for job
postings or to better themselves. My tax dollars, they don't
pay any taxes, support them in air-conditioned comfort
until John Farrell provides their next "daily meal."
I patronize the Daily Bread thrift shop and applaud those
hard-working volunteers if only all their monies were
going to the truly needy.
Would residents of the "beaches," who always send sym-
pathy rants, want the Daily Bread in their neighborhood or
polluting their public library? I think not.
I don't want more freeloaders in beautiful downtown Mel-
bourne, the Fee Avenue library or spoiling the lovely, histor-
ical residential areas surrounding the Daily Bread.
If you build it, they will come.

Caution for animal owners

On June 5, my dog was shot in the leg by a firearm. Not a
pellet or BB gun. The bullet went through my dog's right leg
and traveled through his insides and ended up lodged in the
bone of his left leg.
The individual who shot my dog is unknown, but a report
has been filed with Animal Control and the West Melbourne.
Police Department and the incident is under investigation.
My dog did nothing wrong; but I guess someone thought it
was wrong for him to go to the bathroom in his own back-
yard.
This is just a warning to all pet owners, as this incident is
absolutely disgusting and no one should have to suffer the
pain and horror that my dog suffered.
If you know the shooter, call the West Melbourne Police
Department. You do not have to give your name.

Parents, be a parent

I don't understand how the parents of today work. They
don't watch their children. They blame everybody else for
their children's mistakes, problems and bad attitudes. They
don't pay their bills. They teach all of this to the next genera-


tion. I don't understand it. I fee like I'm an alien on a differ-
ent planet sometimes when I see a majority of parenting. It's
absolutely ridiculous. Parents, be a parent.

Get with the driving program

I wholeheartedly agree with the rant on "learn to drive." I
have found myself almost on the verge of road rage, just jok-
ing of course. Our community is quickly growing and start-
ing to become city-like. The left lane was supposed to be the
passing lane. Now, it's just another lane to sightsee, as I call
it. People driving, to me, seem to be in a driving coma.
When the light turns green, it takes a few moments to make
the connection to accelerate in a timely fashion so when the
driver coming from some distance behind has to put the
brakes on because the light is green and the one in front is
asleep at the wheel. If everyone kept up with the speed lim-
its and not go over or under, traffic would flow a lot
smoother. I could go on. but enough said. Everyone should
be required to review the handbook, retake driving lessons
and tests. I would love to see traffic flow smoother and, of
course, safely. Let's get with the program, people.

Go green?

It is a shame that .Governor Crist wants to be a senator
and yet he signs bills that favor developers, doctors (he
needs their money for campaigning), and forgets the people
who elected him to office. He certainly got cozy with the
California governor in trying to look "green" to enviromen-
talists and signs bills that are pro developers, whbo do not
care about it. He's turned into another Jeb Bush.

Economy fixer

There are certain steps that can repair the depressed
economy, if it can be fixed at all.
First, all illegal aliens should go. Simply fine anyone who
hires an illegal at $1000 per day, per head. This will fund the
removal costs. Illegals broke the law simply by being here
and have no rights to stay.
Actually, considering the costs of illegal aliens to the
economy, removing the illegals would have an immediate
positive effect on the economy. Build the wall between the
USA and Mexico to keep out drug traffic.
All American industry should be saved. However, tax
breaks should only go to industries that hire American at
home and use American parts and products. Toxic plastics
and baby bottles, imported sheetrock poisoning homes,
contaminated food products haven't we learned yet?
Our textile mills are gone. Our shoe shops are gone. All
small appliances are imported and half of our major home
appliances are imported. Half of our fishing industry and
agriculture are gone. Weren't we once known as the bread
basket of the world?
The automotive industry should be rewarded only when
they meet high mileage standards. Eliminate the produc-
tion of all automobiles getting under 30 miles per gallon.
Assist auto manufactures who produce only high-mileage
vehicles getting 50 mpg and alternative vehicles'. Last year
there was a Prius that got 150 miles on the first gallon of
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The two ranters who attacked the
writer of "Get Rid of Democrats" should
do a little research before putting their
two cents in the paper.
One called the Republicans "sick"
while the other stated it was the eight
years of Republican administration that
got us into this economic mess.
Let's go back in history to 1933, when
congress passed the Banking Act of
1933. What did this act do? Basically, it
separated the incentive banks from the
commercial banks.
An investment bank is a financial
institution that raises capital, trades in
securities and manages corporate merg-
ers and acquisitions. Investment banks
profit from companies and govern-
ments by raising money through issuing
and selling securities in the capital mar-
kets, both equity and bond, and insur-
ing bonds, selling credit default swap, as
well as providing advice on transactions
such as mergers and acquisitions.
A commercial bank is a type of finan-
cial intermediary and a type of bank.
Commercial banking is also known as


business banking. It is a bank that pro-
vides checking accounts, savings
accounts, and money market accounts
and that accepts time deposits.
After the Great Depression, the United
States Congress required that commer-
cial banks engage only in banking activi-
ties, whereas investment banks were
limited to capital market activities.
Now fast forward to 1999 and the pro-
posed Financial Services Modernization
Act of 1999 which did away with restric-
tions on the integration of banking,
insurance and stock trading imposed by
the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, one of the
central pillars of Roosevelt's New Deal.
Under the old law, banks, brokerages
and insurance companies were effec-
tively barred from entering each others'
industries, and investment banking and
commercial banking were separated.
Some economists state that the 1999
legislation spearheaded by Sen. Phil
Gramm, R-Texas and signed into law by
President Clinton, the Gramm-Leach-
Bliley Act, and the efforts of former Fed-
eral Reserve Chairman, Alan


Greenspan, are to blame for the sub-
prime mortgage crisis and global eco-
nomic crisis. This bill was the Bill Clin-
ton's "coupe de grace" and one of his
presidential promises to make housing
available to everyone. The subprime
mortgagors allowed the loaning of
money, adjusted rate mortgage, to
unqualified housing purchasers. When
the ARM' interest rates rose to a point
where mortgagees could not meet the
monthly payments, housing markets
fell on their faces and the foreclosures
began.
This is but a simple-explanation of the
crisis we are in. There are many more
elements that played important roles.
But remember this: one rotten political
promise, Clinton, added to greed, indi-
vidual, Gramm, stupid decisions,
Greenspan and large financial institu-
tions and their CEOs, etc., led to this cri-
sis.
Both democrats and republicans are
to blame.
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Only a few miles south of
the Space Coast lies Florida's
Treasure Coast, long known
for its beaches, rapid growth
and Jai-Alai.
Jai-Alai (pronounced "hi-
lie") is Florida's first profes-
sional sport and was once
played throughout the state,
including here in Brevard
County.
As gaming has proliferated
throughout the state, all but
six frontons frontonn is the
building in which the sport is
played) remain. The facility
opened in 1974 and has been
in constant operation since
that time.
Although ravaged by the
hurricanes in 2004, the facility
underwent a huge renovation
in 2008.
"It was not so much a ren-
ovation as much as a trans-
formation," assistant gener-
al manager Stuart Neiman
said.


Jefferson award
winners selected

The Jefferson Awards for Public Ser-
vice, selected by the Brevard County
Board of County Commissioners,
include: Brevard Commission on
Aging volunteer Mark Brimer, 4-H air
rifle club founder Donald Brumm,
criminal justice services volunteer
Marilyn Galli, Environmentally Endan-
gered Lands program archeologist
Thomas Penders, Friends of the Mel-
bourne Library volunteer Scott Shen-
ton, 4-H Foundation president Frank
Sullivan, and 4-H 'Archery Club
founder Paul Tucker.
The Jefferson Awards program was
founded by the American Institute of
Public Service in 1972 to encourage
and honor individuals for their
achievements and contributions
through public and community serv-
ice. Each year in Washington, D.C., the


Fort Pierce Jai-Alai
opened a poker room in
2008 and just celebrated its
first anniversary.
"The poker room has
exceeded our projections
and expectations," Mr.
Neiman said. "We believe it
to be the nicest card room in
the state."
Mildred Cooper of Palm
Bay seems to share Neiman's
sentiment.
"I don't play poker myself,
but my husband does. I am
happy to come down here
just to see the room. It's
beautiful, comfortable and
everyone is so friendly."
They may be friendly
down in Fort Pierce, but
they are also serious about
poker. Three of their cus-
tomers are headed to Las
Vegas for the 2009 World
Series of Poker.
Though there are many
poker rooms in the state,
Fort Pierce Jai-Alai offers the
best promotions, said


Photo courtesy of Fort Pierce Jai-Alai
The Jai-Alai facility in Fort Pierce draws crowds from all
over the state, including the Space Coast. Fort Pierce Jai-
Alai just celebrated the one-year anniversary of the addi-
tion of its poker room.


William Cooper, Mildred's
husband.
"I can come in just about
every day and they have
something going on top of
the poker."
The facility offers a wheel
of fortune on Fridays, an
ongoing Bad-Beat Jackpot
and a host of other poker-


Jefferson Awards are presented to four
nationally recognized individuals and
five local "Unsung Heroes." One win-
ner from each media market is hon-
ored as part of these national cere-
monies.
On the local level, Jefferson Award
recipients are ordinary people who do
extraordinary things without expecta-
tion of recognition or reward. Criteria
for selection by Brevard County
include volunteer activity, community
impact, involvement, and initiative.

Residents recognized
for civic involvement

The Brevard County Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners have selected the
following to receive Civic Involvement
Awards: Brevard County Government
volunteers Mike Ailing, Richard Borck,
Michael Dudzinski, Jared Reece,
Stevon Roberts, Linda Gombert, Elsie
Kapsch, Ramona Frasher, and Mike


related activities, including
this week's "Deep Stack"
tournament on Saturday.
Fort Pierce Jai-Alai &
Poker is located at 1750
South Kings Highway in Fort
'Pierce. You can reach them
by phone at (772) 464-7500
or visit them on the Web at
www.jaialai.net.


Shannon.
The Civic Involvement Award win-
ners were recognized at the May 19
Board of County Commissioners
meeting.

Junior League
announces new board

The Junior League of South Brevard,
an organization of women committed
to promoting volunteerism, develop-
ing the potential of women, improving
the community through the effective
action and the leadership of trained
volunteers, has announced its board of
directors for fiscal year 2009-2010.
The new officers are: president Erin
Schuck, president-elect Joanne Patter-
son, vice president of fundraising
Catalina Matta, vice president of mem-
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community Anne Gregg, vice presi-


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VERO BEACH What do
you get when you mix classy
boutiques, historic locations,
beachfront hotels and down-
town shopping for fresh pro-
duce?
Vero Beach: an ideal vaca-
tion spot that doesn't have to
cost an arm and a leg.
Centrally located on Flori-
da's Treasure Coast, the per-
fect place to. get away is no
farther than the charming
small town ofVero Beach.
Miles of idyllic beaches are
perfect for swimming, mak-
ing sandcastles and picnics.
And easy Intercoastal
Waterway access means
deep-sea fishing or even


pleasure sailing is just a short
boat ride away.
But the city that will cele-
brate its 90th anniversary this
year, has other attractions
that have been around for
decades, including a 1903
train station.
The Driftwood Inn and
Restaurant is another must-
see when inVero Beach.
Established in 1937 and
logged in the National Regis-
ter of Historic Places, the inn
captures the rustic, oceanside
atmosphere of the city.
The building, which is dec-
orated with and partially built
with driftwood, is covered
with unusual antiques col-
lected by the original owner
and Vero Beach pioneer,
Waldo Sexton.


The beauty of Florida's nat-
ural vegetation combined
with ornamental plants from
around the world, are on view
for visitors walking the trails
of McKee Botanical Garden,
also inVero Beach..
The 18 acres of land, listed
on the National Register, are
filled with ponds, streams,
luscious green foliage and a
wide array of tropical plants
to delight the whole family.
Somewhat newer to town,
but nonetheless a big part of
the community, are Gloria
Estefan's Costa d'Este beach
resort, the Vero Beach Hotel
and. Spa, and Disney's Vero
Beach Resort, located on
prime oceanfront property.
Costa d'Este's dining expe-
rience, Oriente, specializes in
Cuban cuisine with an open
kitchen, so diners can watch
as their delicious meals take
shape.
The Automobile Associa-
tion of America gave the Vero
Beach Hotel and Spa a four-
diamond rating in a recent


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establishment to receive such
an honor between Jupiter and
Daytona Beach.
The Disney resort contin-
ues to put family fun first with
sing-alongs, miniature golf,
Mickey Mouse-shaped swim-
ming pools and much more.
Downtown Vero Beach on
the mainland offers lots of
shopping experiences, from
unique boutiques to the more
traditional mainstays, all in
walking distance of each
other.
Vero Fashion Outlets, just
off of Interstate-95, offer
designer names at discount
prices. Shop J Crew, Bannana
Republic, Gap, Ann Taylor
and Vanity Fair, among
dozens of others.
One example of the small
town feel prevalent in Vero
Beach is that every Friday, the
community comes together
for a farmer's market, and
fresh produce and other
green-friendly products line
the streets. It runs from 9 a.m.


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Kelly Ford, a Ford dealer
in Melbourne, has
announced that Jim Young-
blood, ASE master techni-
cian and Ford master tech-
nician, has celebrated his
30th anniversary with the
company. He started with
the local dealership in 1979
and was named Best of Bre-
vard in 1989.


Photo courtesy of the Walt Disney World Company
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with fun and relaxing activities for all ages. A pool in the
shape of a Mickey Mouse head and a curvy tower slide
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Executive
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The Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce
will hold an executive com-
mittee meeting at 7:30 a.m.,
Wednesday, July 1. at 1005 E.
Strawbridge Ave, Mel-
bourne.
For information, call (321)
724-5400.

Brokers donate bears

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Mortgage Brokers recently
presented The Brevard
Neighborhood Develop-
ment Coalition with stuffed
animals donated by its
membership.
The plush toys will be
used as reward incentives to
keep children at the coali-
tion's outreach center and
deter them from the streets.
The center is staffed with
more than 40 community.
volunteers and offers nutri-
tious snacks, academic
tutoring, Bible lessons,
extracurricular activities,
friendships and loving guid-
ance.
For information, call (847)
729-7333.

Community leaders
spelling bee
announces winners

The Space Coast Chapter
of the Florida Public Rela-
tions Association recently
hosted the 7th annual Com-
munity Leaders for Literacy
Corporate Spelling Bee. Pro-
ceeds directly benefit
Rolling Readers Space
Coast, Inc., nonprofit volup-
teer literacy organization
serving economically disad-
vantaged children in Bre-
vard County.
First-place winners: the
Brevard County Libraries
team, second-place win-
ners: The Brevard County
Bar Association team. Other
participants included: ASRC
Aerospace Corporation,
Craig Technologies, the Eau
Gallie Rotary Club, FISERV,
Florida Tech, Florida Today
and United Way.


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Brevard County's dual-enrollment graduates at peak level


By Tammy Roberts
roberts@hometownnewsol.com
When it comes to educa-
tion, staying ahead of the
game has become a trend
for students in the Brevard
County School District.
Results from the 2008-09
school year proved this
trend is only increasing.
In May, Brevard Public
Schools graduated 85 dual-
enrollment students.
These students attended


college while still in high
school, earning both a high
school diploma and an
Associate of Arts degree at
the end of the year, said
Christirie Davis, director of
district communications for
BPS.
. For many years, the dis-
trict has collaborated with
Brevard Community College
to offer this service to quali-
fied students and has seen a
dramatic increase in recent
years in the number of stu-


The number of 2009
dual-enrollment gradu-
ates are as follows:
*Astronaut: 4
Bayside: 6
Cocoa Beach: 2
Cocoa: 18
Eau Gallie: 5
Edgewood: 3

dents earning the dual
degree, she said.
College credits earned at
BCC transfer to any public
university in Florida and
throughout the nation that
offer the same course with


Melbourne: 7
Merritt Island: 1
Palm Bay: 10
Satellite: 3
Space Coast: 6
STitusville:9
SViera: 5
*West Shore: 6
Total: 85

the same course number.
Of this year's graduates, 76
were awarded both degrees
during the May commence-
ment ceremonies. The
remaining nine degrees
were earned by students


who graduated in 2008, but
did not complete their Asso-
ciate of Arts degrees until
the end of the 2008 summer
term, Ms. Davis said.
There is also the potential
for 13 additional 2009 high
school graduates to earn
their Associate of Arts
degrees during the 2009
summer term, she said.
These results will be
announced during the May
2010 commencement cere-
monies.
If all of these students
earn their degrees, the 2008-
09 school year will feature
the largest number of dual-
enrollment graduates, Ms.
Davis said.


Brevard Public Schools
relates these high numbers
to the expansion of the col-
legiate high school program,
in which the school board
provides required college
textbooks, and BCC waives
all tuition and fees associat-
ed with the program.
"Ten schools were able to
offer this initiative this year,"
said Brevard Public School
Superintendent Richard
DiPatri. "Expansion of this
program, combined with
our tremendous partnership
with BCC, outstanding
counselors, teachers and
high-achieving students,
has afforded us this great
success."


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New assisted living
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new assisted living and
home companion service.
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For information, call (800)
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Realty professionals
named
National Realty of Brevard
has named its top associates
of the month of May.
Top sellers:
Beth Glover and Vincent
Solazzo of Melbourne
Hope Turner of Indialan-
tic
The Waterman Team and
Sandy Rickabaugh of'Palm
Bay
Karen Vidak of Port St.
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Rants
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gasoline. If they can do it, we can, as well.
Place the same standards on all imports. Let
the gas prices go higher. That will make it so
we no longer use American dollars to buy
gas, that are in turn used by foreigners to buy
major American industry. America should be
owned by Americans, not traded for glass
Sbeads.


Elaine Chambers of Sun-
tree/North Melbourne
Top listers:
John Krause of Mel-
bourne
Marty Pickett of Indi-
alantic
The Waterman Team and
Robert Beatty of Palm Bay
Karen Vidak of Port St.
John
Cyndi Jones of Sun-
tree/North Melbourne
Top producers:
Jack Ryals of Melbourne
Claire Slipchuik of Indi-
alantic
The Waterman Team and
Robert Beatty of Palm Bay
Karen Vidak of Port St.
John
Cyndi Jones of Sun-
tree/North Melbourne
For information, call (321)
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The infrastructure that Obama wants to fix
should begin with alternative transportation.
Build more rapid transit systems. There are
American cities and European countries
where people do not need personal vehicles.
Public interstate travel should be available at
a reasonable cost. Expand the railroads to
replace many 18-wheelers going coast to
coast weekly. It costs $12,000 in gas weekly
for 'a single truck making that route.
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Make

plans for

the Fourth
Every year I am invited
to the best birthday
party ever complete
with millions of guests,
celebrations, parades and
fireworks.
You are invited, too. It is
the birthday of our country
on July 4. This year, she will
be 233 years old and,
despite what some would
have you think, she is in fine
shape, though a bit harried,
for her age.
If you are like me, there
are very few of these
birthdays that you have not
celebrated in some way.
From the time I was a little
girl, I can recount picnics
and potato salad, swim-
ming in a lake or a pool,
games and laughter and
warm summer nights filled
with fireworks or starlit,
skies.
As a youngster, I would
join my sister in chasing
fireflies and putting them in
a glass jar with a punctured
metal lid. When we were far
away from local fireworks,
our fireflies became our
own private pint-sized light
show.
I remember July 4,1976
when our nation celebrated
its 200th birthday. I was
living on the outskirts of
Washington, D.C,, where
the party was, literally,'quite
explosive, with the largest
fireworks display ever
produced.
Another of my favorite
July.Fourth celebrations was
in 1983, when I lived near
Buffalo, N.Y. We had joined
some friends at their house
for a picnic and walked to a
neighboring field to view
the fireworks. While my
then-husband, my three
daughters and I sat gazing
at the sky with our friends
"oohing and ahhhing" at the
colorful explosive display in
the night sky, our poor dog
sat glued to me, trembling
terribly at the sound of each
loud "bang."
That lesson taught me to
leave my dogs at home
during Mother U.S.A.'s
fireworks party.
This year, I will be
celebrating the holiday
again with my family in
Richmond, Va., just south of
the nation's capital.
Many events are planned
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Classic albums ring out at King Center


Artists recreate
favorite albums, note
for note
By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
Concerts and summer just seem to
go together.
This summer, concert-goers will
have the chance to relive the classic
concert experience at the King Center
when they attend the performances
of Classic Albums Live.
Over the next few months, fan-
favorite albums, such as Bob Marley's
"Legend," Queen's "Night at the
Opera" and Led Zeppelin's "Physical
Graffiti," will be played note-for-note,
cut-for-cut.
AC/DC's Back in Black is the next
concert in line, scheduled for July 11.
"They really do create these albums
the way people remember them,"
said Christine Powers, with the mar-
keting department for the King Cen-
ter. "I saw Led Zeppelin in person,
and the (Classic Album's Live) band
recreated what I remember. It brings
back so many memories for people
my age who heard these bands live."
This is the second summer that the
King Center has hosted Craig Martin's
Classic Albums Live. It was brought
back by popular demand, said Ms.
Powers.
For these summer concerts, atten-
dees are allowed to bring drinks to
their seats with them, which is usually
prohibited at the King Center.
It's a new policy, called "Summer
Rocks."
"We want them to have the full con-
cert experience," said Ms. Powers. "It's
appropriate for those who remember
the concert experience. This added
feature is also to try and make it more
comfortable for (concert-goers) dur-


Photo courtesy of the Rainbow Talent Agency
Nick Hildyard, a lead singer with Classic Albums Live, belts out some lyrics
during a past performance.


ing the summer months," said Ms.
Powers.
All Classic Album Live Shows are
scheduled for 8 p.m. and include:
AC/DC's Back in Black, July 11
Bob Marley's Legend, Aug. 8
Queen's Night at the Opera, Sept.
12
Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti,


Oct. 17
Tickets range from $20-$26, or $16-
$22 for group tickets.
During the summer, the box office
is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mon-
day through Friday.
For tickets or show information,
visit www.kingcenter.com or call (321)
242-2219.


Out &


FRIDAY, JUNE 26
Indoor garage sale: at the Brevard
Museum of History and Natural Science,
2201 Michigan Ave., Cocoa from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Also on Saturday, June 27. Call
(321) 632-1083.
New Orleans blues and jazz: with
Sybil Gage. 7-10 p.m. at Cocoa Beach
Hilton, 1550 N Atlantic Ave. Call (321)
799-0003.
Vintage: in concert. 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
at Matt's Casbah, 801 E. New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. Call (321) 574-1099.

SATURDAY, JUNE 27
Garage sale: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1020
Cox Road in Cocoa. Central Brevard
Humane Society, 1020 Cox Road, Cocoa.
(321) 636-3343.
Kids fishing derby in celebration of
National Kids Fishing Month, Brevard
County Parks and Recreation ishosting a
fishing derby from 8-10 a.m. on Saturday,
.June 27 at Rotary Park, 6495 U.S.
Highway 1. Registration is at 7 a.m. The
event will also feature prize drawings and
contests. Call (321) 255-4400 or visit
www.brevardparks.com.
Zumba Fest: 10:15 a.m. to 1 p.m., at
Suntree YMCA, 6300 Wickham Road,
Melbourne. Dance class followed by
salsa tasting. Bring your best salsa. (321)
259-2929.


* German Dinner; 5 p.m., VFW Post
4536, 44011S. Dixie Highway U.S. 1, Palm
Bay. $7 donation. Call (989) 329-4763.
Mike Runion: performs folk with an
edge. 6-9 p.m. at And All That Jazz Cafe,
1641 N. Cocoa Blvd., Cocoa. Call (321)
631-3452.

SUNDAY, JUNE 28
*'Art for Books': 1:30 to 4 p.m.,
Titusville Public Library, 2121 S. Hopkins
Ave. Local artists will have work
available for sale in all price ranges and
portion of the proceeds will be donated
to the children's literacy programs at the
library. Refreshments will be served and
admission is free. Call (321) 264-5026.
Dixie Hiway Bluegrass Band: will
perform 8-10 p.m. at Mighty Mushroom
Restaurant & Bar, 2400 Dairy Road,
Melbourne. Call (321) 676-4400.

UPCOMING EVENTS
*'Cups, Bowls and Recipes' exhibi-
tion opens at 5:30 p.m. Friday, July 3, at
Fifth Avenue!Art Gallery, 1470 Highland
Ave., Melbourne, and runs through July
31. Call (321) 259-8261.
Eau Gallie murder mystery tour: 7
p.m., Friday, July 3 at Historic Rossetter
House Museum & Gardens, 1320
Highland Ave., Melbourne. Admission is
$7.50. Call (321) 254-9855.


1776 Independence Day Celebra-
tion will take place from 6-9 p.m.
Friday, July 3, with an ice cream and
lemonade social. Historical tours begin
at the North Brevard Historical
Museum, 301 S. Washington Ave.,
Titusville. Antique vendors are request-
ed to make this event special. Partici-
pants are asked to dress in period
clothing and know the history of their
Trade. Call (321) 267-3036.
Red, White and Boom at Space
'Coast Regional Airport, 355 Golden
Knights Ave., Titusville, will take place
from 5-9:30 p.m. Saturday, July 4. It
will feature aircraft flyovers and
displays, food, children's activities, live
entertainment and fireworks. Call
(321) 267-3036.
'Lifting Up God & Country' will
take place from 11, a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Saturday, July 4, at Wickham Park
Amphitheater, Parkway Drive, Mel-
bourne. State flags parade at 1 p.m.
Call (321) 724-8434.
Brevard Symphony Orchestra will
perform at the Herbert L. Shulman
Memorial 4th of July Pops Concert
with fireworks, food, refreshments and
family activities at 8 p.m. at Cocoa
Riverfront Park, 400 Delannoy Ave.,
Cocoa Village. The musical will include
traditional patriotic and space-themed
musical selections. Call (321) 242-
2024 or visit www.cocoavillage.com.


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 6-26-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
You know what you want
you have such a strong
focus. Go for it. Refuse to
let the world sidetrack you.
You are a warrior, not a
worrier. You are close to
realizing your dreams.
Why? Because you have
many good ideas and
know how to put them into
action. Be sure to' let trust-
ed associates in on the fun.
Help is on the way.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Pat yourself on the back for
recent victories. Taurus is a
very strong sign. Stay loose,
flexible and open for
change. Stay firm in your
convictions. This inner
power has earned you
respect, health and abun-
dance in many ways. You
love a life of passion. Let
no one or no thing stand in
the way of such a grand
life.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Sometimes less is .more.
Become more selective on
how you spend your time,
energy and resources. Be
thankful first for your many
blessings. You can do just
about anything you want
because of your great
heart, powerful mind and
.communication skills. Stay
focused on the top two or
three and success is on the
way.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You are living a great life.
Look around you. No one
has better people skills and
the friendly touch more
than you. Within your heart
lies the greatest gift of all.
SIt is the gift ofuncondition-
al love for all living things.
Your feelings can be trust-
ed because of your large
heart and caring nature. No
one does it better than
you.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
You know what the impor-
tant things are in life. You
have the power to live a
fine, self motivated life,
healthy, abundant, happy
and free. You are in touch
with your heart and deep
inner voice. This is why you
continue to make wise
decisions. You are going in
the right direction, and
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for residents of Brevard
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Palm Bay, to celebrate our
nation's birthday. Several of
those events are listed in a
special calendar within
these pages.
But the party does not
stop there. The party, in fact,
begins with the plans that
you personally make for
Mother U.S.A.'s birthday.
July is the perfect time to
enjoy the beach or water
sports, including fishing,
surf-kiting, surfing, swim-
ming, boating, kayaking or
para-sailing.




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Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Your power of concentra-
tion gets stronger and
stronger. Why? Because you
stay focused on priorities
and back off from less
important things. There is a


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Traditional games like
horseshoes, badminton,
volleyball, softball, soccer
and kickball offer alterna-
tives to couch-potato sports
and are a lot more fun.
Folks from my generation
will remember games like
"red Rover," "Simon says,"
"duck, duck, goose" and
"mother, may I?" These are
good activities to teach the
grandchildren who seem to
enjoy them as much as we
did. They, in turn, may teach
you some of the computer
games or programs that are
confusing to us "oldsters."
Have the family chef get
out the grill and sear the
burgers and dogs while
others display their culinary


strong spiritual blessing on
your life. There is much
positive energy around you
right now. Keep on turning
your dreams into realities.
You have earned it.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
You love it when everything
is balanced. You are what
justice is all about. Just be
sure to take care of your
own needs, as well as giv-
ing to others. Create a
morning routine that revs
you up. Eat a good break-
fast and then spend time in
meditation and affirmation.
Now you can face any chal-
lenge and handle it with
ease.

Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Within your heart lies the
greatest gift of all. It is your
insight. You usually see the
answer right in front of your
own eyes. Acknowledge,
feel and welcome it. Accept
this power and become
completely in tune with it. It
comes from an open, loving
heart. Let it guide you in all
your affairs in this magical
adventure called life.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
You are at a new crossroads
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wares on a table dressed
with a red and white
checkered tablecloth.
This is Florida, land of
sunshine and citrus fruit.
Gather some of the readily
available lemons, limes and
oranges: squeeze them and
add sugar or sugar-free
sweetener to make delicious
homemade "ades," such as
lemonade, limeade and
orangeade. Be sure to serve
them in a frosty ice-filled
glass pitcher and real glasses
to sample the best flavor.
At the end of the day, as
everyone drags their weary,
sun-scorched bodies off to
bed, each will take with
them a memory of what
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higher good and divine pur-
pose has vanished. Your
path is one of health, abun-
dance and happiness. If you
don't love it, don't do it.
Now is a time of deep pur-
pose and creativity. You
waited for it, now enjoy the
fruits of your labors.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan 19
There is so much you want
to do. You are like a pony at
the starting gate raring to
run. Just keep an eye on
your main goal. It should be
to finish what you start
before going to something
new. Be flexible and make
adjustments that keep you
sharp and on edge. This is
the formula of winners. You
are a winner, you know.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
You continue to walk your
talk. People listen and
admit that you were right
all along. Incorporating new
and innovative ideas keeps
you moving steadily for-
ward. Stay above the petty
stuff. You have much more
important things to do with
your time, energy, money
and dreams. You are a real
inspiration for everyone.


America the country we love
so much. It is a country
where we have the freedom
to celebrate, or not, in our,
own fashion, with our loved
ones or alone, saying what
we want to say and not what
we have to say.
It is the "land of the free
and the home of the brave"
and it is mine.
. Explore opportunities to
celebrate July 4th through-
out Brevard.

Laurie Duane writes the
Explore Brevard column for
the Hometown News. To
contact her with entertain-
ment ideas, e-mail
brevnews@hometownnew-
sol.com.


Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
The world sees you as pret-
ty peaceful, but under the
surface is a passionate, fiery
nature, second-to-none.
Your strength and determi-
nation to carry on, regard-
less of the challenges met
on the road of life, along
with your ability to learn,
helps move the team for-
ward. This is leadership at
its finest. You have all of it
and more.

James Tucker can help
bring joy and renewed
hope in your life. A person-
alized astrology chart, pri-
vate reading, exciting home
or office party, inspirational
group talk or past life
regression are just a few of
the special services he
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Don't forget to go to per-
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Until next time, never give
up on your dream, your
purpose and your passion.
Keep on keeping on.

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Family of Faiths luncheon: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Perkins
Restaurant, 8200 N. Wickham Road, Suntree. (321) 636-6144.
Brevard Users Group: for computer users. 2 p.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Viera. (321) 751-6771.

SATURDAY, JUNE 27
Meet Madeline: of children's book fame. 11 a.m. Barnes &
Noble, 1955 W New Haven Ave., West Melbourne. Call (321)
726-8817.

MONDAY, JUNE 29

Junior Safe boating course: for ages 9-17 years. 9-11:30


a.m., June 29 through July 1. Register early. DRS Community
Center, 1089 S. Patrick Drive, Satellite Beach. (321)773 6458.

TUESDAY, JUNE 30

Job search skills class: covering the basics of resume
writing, effective interviewing techniques, researching
prospective employers and networking. 1:30 p.m., Mims-
Scottsmoor Library, 3615 Lionel Road, Mims. Hosted by
Dona Gaynor, director of Career Services at EI.T. Free admis-
sion. Call (321) 264-5080.
Pythons in the Everglades: Noon to 1 p.m. Lagoon
House, 3275 Dixie Highway, Palm Bay. Bring a bag lunch.
(321) 725-7775.


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* American Business Women's
Organization: Fourth Tuesday, 6 p.m.
Eau Gallie Yacht Club, 100 Datura
Drive, Indian Harbour Beach. (321)
693-2077.
* American Association of Univer-
sity Women: Third Saturday. Open to
women with two-year or four-year
college degrees. (321) 723-9355.
Beachside Chess Club: Wednes-
days, 6 p.m. Beef O'Brady's, 724 S.
Patrick Drive, Satellite Beach. (321)
777-0255.
The Beach Gardeners Club: Third
Tuesday, October through May, 6:30
p.m. Melbourne Beach Community
Center, 509 Ocean Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 729-9563.
Bonsai Society of Brevard: Third
Saturday, 2 p.m. Melbourne Public
Library, 540 Fee Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 255-4064.
Brevard Democrats: Third
Wednesday, 7 p.m. Agricultural Cen-
ter, 3459 Lake Drive, Cocoa.
Registration for new mem-
bers at 6:30 p.m. (321._773-
4596 or visit www.brevard-
democrats.org.
Brevard Now: Fourth
Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. 192 Grill,
1212 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 727-3636.
Brevard Watercolor Soci-
ety: Second Saturday, 1 p.m.
Satellite Beach Civic Center,
565 Cassia Blvd., Satellite
Beach. (321) 255-1002 or | .
visit www.brevard watercol-
ors.org f
Camera Club of Brevard:
First Tuesday, 7, p.m. David
R. Schechter Community
Center, 1089 S. Patrick Drive,
Satellite Beach. (321) 723-
7787 or visit www.ccbre-
vard.com.
Citizens for Constitu-
tional Property Rights:
Third Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Locations vary. (321) 453-
729.
Citizens for Florida's ..
Waterways: Fourth Wednes-
day, 6:30 p.m. Locations
vary. (321) 449-0827.
Harbor City Harmoniz- :
ers: Each Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.
Trailer Haven Community
Center building, 1205 Eddie
Allen Road, Melbourne.
(321) 779-4802 or visit
www.harmonize.com/hcar-
monizers.
Helping Hands Crochet
Club: First Sunday, October
through June. 1-3 p.m.
Alimni House of Florida
Institute of Technology, 2510
Country Club Road, Mel-
bourne. (321) 951-7320.
Indialantic Rotary Club: ji
Each Wednesday, 12:15 p.m.
Eau Gallie Yacht Club, 100


Datura Drive, Indian Harbour Beach.
(321) 255-2000 or visit www.indi-
alanticrotary.org.
* International Association of
Administrative Professionals: Mel-
bourne Chapter, first Tuesday, 5:30
p.m. Hilton Rialto, Rialto Place, Mel-
bourne. (321) 639-1780.
Italian Language Club: Each
Thursday, September to May, 6 p.m.
Community Room, Melbourne
Square Mall, Melbourne. Beginner's
class offered. (321) 768-7869.
Jewish War Veterans: Post 639,
second Sunday, September to June,
9:30 a.m. Joe's Club, 4676 N. Wick-
ham Road, Melbourne. (321) 433-
3025.
Knights of Columbus: Bishop
Verot council No. 5845, first and third'
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Holy Name of
Jesus Catholic Church, 3050 N. High-
way A1A, Indialantic. (321) 727-1937.
Laureate Epsilon Iota: Chapter of


Beta Sigma Sorority. Second Monday,
7:30 p.m. Call (321) 723-2250 for
location.
Laureate Zeta Sigma: Second and
fourth Monday, 7:30 p.m. September
through May at various locations.
(321) 676-7949.
Libertarian Party: Third Tuesday,
6:30 p.m. Kay's Barbecue, 1552 W.
King St., Cocoa. (321) 722-1181.
Lion's Club: Melbourne
Beach/Indialantic chapter. Second
and fourth Monday, 7 p.m. Mel-
.bourne Beach Public Library, 324
Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach. (321)
724-0539.
Lion's Club: Satellite Beach chap-
ter. First and third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
Memaw's Bar-B-Que, 600 E. Eau Gal-
lie Blvd., Indian Harbour Beach.
(321) 773-8664.
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Celebrate the Fourth with great food and fun


Hello smart shoppers. I am
recuperating from major /
surgery. Right now, lam
extremely weak. Please bear
with me, as past columns
will be repeated until I can
move on.
T his week we will
celebrate the only
holiday that is truly
American, the Fourth of
July. It's all about food and
fun.
Now comes the question,
what's for dinner? Along


ROMANCING
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with ordinary fare, how
about pulled pork? What
exactly is pulled pork? That
is the question I asked when
seeing it on a menu while
visiting my son in North
Carolina.


Pulled pork is barbecued
pork. I found a recipe and
tried it. Super for a crowd
and leftovers freeze great.
The original recipe called
for a pork shoulder; tried it
and it was wonderful.
Unfortunately, some fat is
necessary for good pulled
pork. I added some extra
ingredients to make the best
pulled pork you'll ever taste.
Add a wonderful appetiz-
er and the salads I gave you'
in previous columns. Top it
off with a flag cake or a large
dessert tart. I'm sure you're
familiar with the sponge
cake dessert tarts sold in
supermarkets such as
Publix, next to the strawber-
ries? Find yourself a large
dessert tart pan at specialty
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Press on sugar.
Wrap meat tightly in foil.
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Let meat cool slightly.
Using two forks, pull meat
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de-fat by tossing in several
ice cubes. Let sit until fat
congeals and clings to
cubes. Remove with slotted
spoon. Add juices to meat.
Serve on rolls or ham-
burger buns topped with a
good barbecue sauce.

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CHOLESTEROL-FREE
CAKES

The following substitu-
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free cake from a cake mix.
Use applesauce in place
of the oil.
Use egg substitute or egg
whites in place of whole
egg. 1/3-cup of egg substi-
tute or egg white will equal 1
large egg.
*Add 1 tablespoon flour.

Mix and bake according
to package directions. Use
cooking spray to grease the
cake pans.

FLAG CAKE

1 package yellow or white
cake mix
Cream filling, see recipe
below
2 cups whipped topping,
regular, low fat or fat free
1 cup blueberries (use
half for the filling, half for
the "stars")
1-1/2 cups strawberries
(sliced vertically)
Sliced bananas (optional)

NOTE: Place bananas in a
mixture of lemon juice and
water to prevent darkening.
Prepare cake according to
package directions or follow
recipe above for a fat and
cholesterol free cake: Bake
in a 13- by 9-inch pan that
has been sprayed with
cooking spray. Invert on
cooling rack and remove
pan.
When cooled, split cake in
half horizontally. Prepare
cream filling, spread on split


cake and top with remain-
ing layer. Spread topping
over top and sides of cake.
Decorate with strawberries,
blueberries and bananas to
resemble the flag. The
blueberries are the stars and
the strawberries and
bananas are the stripes.

CREAM FILLING
regular or fat free

1 4-serving package
instant vanilla pudding and
pie filling
1-1/2 cups milk, regular,
low-fat or skim
1 cup frozen whipped
topping, regular, light or fat
free
1/2-cup fresh blueberries

Packaged pudding is fat-
free. The milk you use
determines the fat content.
Prepare pudding using 1-
1/2 cups milk, rather than
the 2 cups recommended
on package. Fold in the
thawed whipped topping
and the 1/2-cup blueberries
and spread on cut layer.
Frost with remaining
whipped topping.

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Melbourne Square Mall,
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Champions use 'HAH' formula for excellence


Recently, the Los
Angeles Lakers won
the NBA champi-
onship for the 15th time.
The coach, Phil Jackson
won his 10th title, giving him
sole possession of first place
among coaches.
He has a radical approach
among his peers. Instead of
all the "rah rah, go team go"
approach other coaches use
to get the players all wound
up, he does just the oppo-
site.
Before the warm-up
begins on the floor, he gets
all the players together in the
locker room, asks the
reporters to leave and locks
the door.
Then, he leads the players
in guided meditation to
refocus, center and balance
them mentally and emotion-
ally and reconnect with their
spirit.
This usually lasts 15
minutes or so. Then he
reminds them that they are
all one in spirit and connect-
ed to each other as a team.
Now they are psyched up,
relaxed and in a playful
mood with their mission for
the next 48 minutes to
increase the joy and sense of
purpose and win the game.
This is what I call the
"laser beam" approach.
The rah rah, I term "the
shotgun approach."
Which will reach further, a
laser beam or a shotgun?
What does "HAH" mean?
The first "H" stands for
"health." To be a champion
at anything worthwhile
demands good health.
Good health gives us the
motivation to excel and face
challenges we might other-
wise avoid.
Colds, flu, migraine
headaches, lack of energy,
rashes, high blood pressure
and many other related
ailments can usually be
traced back to eating too
many high-calorie,
processed or sugar-filled
sweet stuff that tastes good,
but has no nutritional value.
Over a period of time, our
bodies get sick and break
down at the weakest points.
Our original dreams and
aspirations go to the scrap
pile of life, along with our
candy wrappers. We end up
existing instead of really
living. We procrastinate on
taking that walk around the
block. It's easier to plop in
front of the TV and eat a
large bowl of ice cream;
Theonly way I know to
change this pattern is to
clean out the non-living
poison and chemicals in the
kitchen and replace them
with living vegetables, fruits,
water and juices.
Gradually de-tox your
body and mind. Use more
herbs instead of patent cures
and quick fixes. You can
recover your health. The
champion athletes practice
the fundamentals of good
health. So can you.
The "A" in "HAH" is
abundance.
When we feel healthy, we
have the energy and motiva-
tion to take active participa-
tion in our own welfare,
rather than wait for a
handout from family or the.
government.
Using our natural talents
and gifts to live a rich, full
abundant life is why we are
here on earth.
An independent spirit is
the greatest of treasures. The
champions of every calling
make more than they need.
The world loves to reward a
winner. Want more money?
Use your natural gifts and
talents and refuse to accept
mediocrity.


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JAMES TUCKER


Get back to the basics and
master the fundamentals of
your craft. Then, act as a
good team player and help
other to excel.
This leads to the second
"H," happiness. HAH, health.
plus abundance equals
happiness.
Look how happy the
champions are after win-
ning. They have committed
to a definite cause and take
the necessary action steps to
pursue their dreams,
individually and as a team.
How happy are you? If it is
less than what you have or
.desire, it can be increased.
Take an inventory of your
health, eating and exercise
habits. Replace that ice
cream with an apple or a
peach. Begin an advanced
course of study that will
make you more valuable in
the work place.
Do you know who studies
the most? Masters and
doctors in every profession.
It is why their work is called
a "practice."
They are the champions.
They refuse to submit to


mediocrity. You also.have a
genius living inside your
spirit yearning to be set free.
It's been there since birth.
Do you want to let it out of
the bottle? The HAH formula
is the closest, shortest route
to make it happen. It's all
about you and the wise
choices you make on your
journey.
Live by your heart. Plant
seeds of desire in your soul
for change. Then, nurture
them every day through your
positive affirmations and
prayers. You are now a
champion. HAH, you are
using the winning formula.
Your quest for personal
excellence is paying huge
dividends. Your healthy,
abundant and happy life is
an awesome inspiration for
all of us to see.
What a great job. You make
us all so happy. Keep it up.
The sweetest news is the
best is yet to come.

James Tucker can help
bringjoy and renewed hope
in your life. A personalized
astrology chart, private
reading, exciting home or
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group talk or past life
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I I- 1, - w A; Francisco's Mexican Restaurant offers authentic cuisine


Staff photo by Jennifer Nessmith
Cresencio Perez, a cook at Francisco's Mexican Restaurant on Wickham Road in
Melbourne, prepares a supremo burrito in the restaurant's kitchen.


By Jennifer Nessmith
Stahl@hometownnewsol.com


MELBOURNE If you're
craving authentic Mexican
food, but don't have the time
or money for an international
trip, you really don't have to
go that far.
Francisco's Mexican Restau-
rant, located at the west end
of the Albertson's plaza on the
corner ofWickham and Lake
Washington roads, is as close
to south of the border as you
can get without going
through customs.
Co-owned by husband and
wife team Mary Lou and
Ramon Gonzalez, along with
Ms. Gonzalez's brother,
Francisco Sanchez, (yes, that
Francisco), this Mexican food
paradise has been happily
serving customers since
October.
As soon as patrons sit down,
they are treated to a compli-
mentary basket of freshly
fried tortilla chips and a
ramekin of homemade salsa.
It's a bit spicy, but outstand-
ingly delicious.


To start your meal, try the
sample platter as an appetizer
to get a feel for three separate
dishes in one. The platter
includes nachos, a cheese
quesadilla and taquitos
served with tomatoes, sour
cream and guacamole. Mmm,
mmm good.
Move on to the lunch
special, served from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday. For $6.95, choose a
main entree from one of the
following: burrito, supreme
burrito, chimichanga, one
enchilada, two tacos, chile
relleno, enchilada verde, taco
or fajita salad or burrito
verde. Other selections are
available and all lunch
specials are served with rice
and beans.
If you're there for dinner, try
one of the generously por-
tioned entrees, such as the
fajitas, served with chicken,
steak, shrimp or vegetarian-
style on a sizzling platter over
a bed of sauteed onions and
bell peppers and served with
rice, beans and warm tor-
tillas.
One of the restaurant's most


popular dishes, the pork
carnitas, includes chunks of
pork slow-cooked and served
with pico de gallo and
homemade guacamole.
There are also burritos,
combination dinners or
selections made with chicken,
beef, seafood or pork. Several
vegetarian entrees are
'available as well.
Early bird specials, served
until 5 p.m., are $7.95 and
include a choice of burrito,
supreme burrito,
chimichanga, enchilada, two
tacos, chile relleno or enchila-
da and taco served with rice
and beans.
A children's menu, featuring
a choice.of taco, enchilada or
burrito; quesadilla or cheese
crispi; hamburger or cheese-
burger; or chicken fingers, is
available for the little ones.
Francisco's Mexican Restau-
rant is located at 2447 N.
Wickham Road, Suite 146,
Melbourne. Hours are Monday
through Thursday, 11 a.m..to 9
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$10/100,count box. Can-
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car or boat to
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Running or not $150 &
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AIR BIKE, by Stamina,
exercise machine, like
new, $50, 321-254-6028
AIR CONDITIONER,
used one summer,
10,000 BTU, $125,
321-507-0634 SoBrev
ALUMINUM Extension
ladders $85.
321-724-8730 So Brev
AQUARIUM, 10 gallon
filter and rocks, $12
complete set up $25,
321-984-8446 SoBrev
ARMOIRE, real wood,
has 2 drawers, $65,
321-984-3847 SoBrev


BAKERS RACK,
Tri-color copper, $65,
orgeous must see, paid
150, 321-271-7311
BAKERS RACK: White
& Gold, 4 shelves
w/glass $45 (321)
751-1281/757-9341
BLOWER VAC, gas
poulan, 200 mph, like
new/oil gas mix, $65,
321-724-0253 SoBrev
BRACES, HURRICANE
for garage door, hard-
ware included, $175,
321-981-8173 SoBrev
CEILING FANS, 5, $100
all, 9 in door hollow core
doors, $100 all,
321-777-2594 SoBrev
CHAIR, PARSONS, Mi-
cro fiber oyster color,
excellent condition, $75,
321-253-6064 SoBrev
CHAIR, turquoise, up-
holstery, comfy, firm,
arms could use cleaning,
$10, 321-768-1714
CLOCK, old time, Anti-
que german, Ernst Benz-
ing from 1920, wall clock
reg, $199, 321-752-4753
COCKTAIL TABLE,
matching glass, metal,
wine rack w/ 2 bar stools,
$195, 321-773-1024
COMFORTER SET, with
2 pillow shams, $30,
throw pillows, $2 each,
321-722-0622 SoBrev


COMPOSER \ tumbler
Gardeners dream mac.
Easy handle turning $200
321-632-1066
COMPUTER PARTS-
printer $20 speakers $10
321-952-3839 So Brev
COMPUTER/ PRINTER,
quick, works great, $150
cash, frim, 321-917-3989
CONCRETE BLOCKS,
20, 18x18, $199 for all or
$10 each, 321-446-8323
CONTRACTORS SITE
LEVEL w/tripod, used
once, save $100! Selling
price $180. 321-631-1277
CORNER CURIO, mini,
cherry, 2 glass shelves,
30" Hx 11" D, $50, per-
fect, 321-253-3611
COUCH and Chair, Neu-
tral color, very good con-
dition, rarely used, $120
obo, 321-777-0295
DARK ROOM equip-
ment, enlarger, lenses,
complete, $185,
321-259-5740 SoBrev
DELL PRINTER, 3 years
old, A10-A920, $30,
Large Dell monitor, $10,
321-722-1659 SoBrev
DINETTE SET with leaf,
oak ,4 leather caster roll-
ers chairs, $85 obo,
321-676-9991 SoBrev
DINING ROOM table
square & 4 chairs Oak,
Excellent cond. $150.
321-676-3542


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MAIL COUPON TO HOME OFFICE
1102 5. U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950
or drop off at:
380 Wickham Rd. No, Suite F, Melbourne, FL 32935
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DINING ROOM table.
Oak, can open to serve
6, $100, 321-727-3616
DISPLAY CABINET, 2,
$40, vintage couch and 2
chairs, $150,
321-752-0856
DOG CRATE, very large,
$25, Decretive wood, 2
drawer filing cabinet, $45,
321-253-5638 SoBrev
DRILL, cordless, Black&
Decker, 12 volt, 2 battery
chargers, 12 volt light,
$40, 321-254-3217
DRYER, MAYTAG, large
capacity, white excellent
condition, $6b firm,
321-751-2421 SoBrev
DRYER, WHIRLPOOL,
front load, 4 cycle, 3 tem-
peratures, extra large
load, $150, 321-4224282

DVD SET, The Shield
season 1 &2, the com-.
plete set, viewed once,
$20, 321-259-6324
EDGER, CRAFTSMAN,
3hp, electric, for driveway
and sidewalk, new blade,
$25, 321-724-9348
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Bandflex, like new, $175
obo, color scanner, $20
obo, 321-508-2203
FILE CABINET, beige,
metal, 36"w x42"h, 3
drawers, very good con-
dition, $60, 321-795-9856
FISH TANK, 55 gallon
long, $55, 60 gallon long,
$60, 321-722-0691
FREEZER, CHEST, Frig-'
idaire, used one month,
14 cubic feet, $175,
321-298-9580 SoBrev
FREEZER, CHEST,
woods, 5 1/2' long, $150,
321-951-3856 SoBrev
GOLF BALLS, 50, $9,
321-205-6368 SoBrev
GUITAR, 12 string, King-
ston, built in pick up,
volume/tone control, w/
case,$150, 321-506-7811
HELMETS, HJC, 2, with
Scott Turbo glasses, like
new condition, $65 each,
321-956-8709 SoBrev


JON BOAT, 12' alumi-
num, no leaks, oars, light
weight, car-top carry,
$199, 321-255-6975
JUICER, Electric, Black&
Decker, excellent condi-
tion, $15, child work
bench,$20, 321-777-2995

KARAOKE PLAYER,
microphone, AVX, TV,
disc, $25, 321-259-2544
LOVE SEAT, orange col-'
or, like new, $150,
321-953-3559 SoBrev
MAGAZINES, National
Geographic, 15 years,
$25, 321-779-8777
MANTIS TILLER with
edger, Lifetime guarantee
on tines with manual,
$125, 321-724-4237
MASSAGER, Homemed-
ics, 5 motor with heat,
$25. Shiatsu massager,
$20, 321-446-7743
NEW BUSINESS that
promotes state of well
being. USDA. certified,
organic, 18 years supply-
ing wellness Doctors,
Chiropractic business.
Starting cost $550. Great
Ground floor opportunity.
Call for more information
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ORGAN, ELECTRIC,
Yamaha, call for features,
plays excellent, $90,
321-253-1823 SoBrev
PATIO SET, 3 piece,
$25, Love seat sleeper,
$100, 321-254-1768
POOL PUMP motor, 1
HP, electric, for swim-
ming pool or sprinkler,
$50, 321-984-9944
POSTER, Original, Dis-
play 'Lady in the Dark',
#44117, good cond, $199,
321-726-8714 SoBrev
uerto rican cuatro
handmade with case
$175/obo 772-871-9362
RECORD ALBUMS, 65,
$3 each, 321-446-3202
REFRIGERATOR, white,
Hot Point freezer on top
with ice maker, $180,
321-259-5703 SoBrev
ROTOTILLER, SEARS,
in good shape, seldom
used, $195,
321-728-9613
RUG, AREA, brand new,
5x8, sand color, Sahw
type 6 pile original, $70,
321-2424629 SoBrev
SINKS, 3, stainless steel,
33x22x6" deep, no fau-
cets, $15 each,
321-768-9671 SoBrev
SOFA BED, green plaid,
good condition, $100
obo,singfe bed complete,
$50 obo, 321-258-9203
STOVE, WHIRLPOOL,
Electric Range, 30", $150
obo, 321-255-5794


SUPPORT POSTS, Hur-
ricane, for garage, hard-
ware included, $200,
321-984-8173 SoBrev
TABLE SAW, 10" w/.2
extensions, $95, Air com-
pressor, 1000 Ibs, $95.
321-768-1554 SoBrev
TABLE SAW, 10", Ryobi,
brand new, with stand
$90, 14" Chop saw, $50,
321-768-7652 VOL
TELEVISION 27", Sony,
Hardly used, with remote
and manual, $25 firm,
321-728-8803
TELEVISION, new, 13" in
box, $75, Slalem Water
skis, like new, $65 pair,
321-777-4153 SoBrev
TELEVISION, SONY,
Hardly used, with remote
and manual, $125 firm,
321-728-8803 SoBrev
TELEVISION: 19" Emer-
son #EWC1902 VHS
player/recorder, remote.
$100 321-591-7671
TIRES, 2, for large truck,
900-400-20", new, $100,
321-537-3057 SoBrev
TODDLER BED, pink,
includes mattress, mat-
tress pad, and 3 sheets,
$40, 321-777-5138


TRAIN SET Brio lots of
accessories. Excellent
condition. $150
321-773-6219
TRICYCLE, ADULT, Mi-
ami Sun, w/ basket in
back, good condition,
$125, 321-729-0730
TV STAND Oak, levels
for equipment. 29"Wx
23"H x 19"D. $50.
321-631-4998
UMBRELLA, 9', solar
lighted, LED, for patio, w/
heavy cast iron base,
$95, 321-622-8123
VACUUM,- Dirt Devil Cy-
clone, Platinum Force,
$40, Electric blower, $25,
321-724-0615 SoBrev
VCR Sony, Like new
with manuel $35
321-254-8488
WALL PLAQUES, white
chinese mother of pearl,
set of 4, $45 each.
772-223-0269 MC
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MELBOURNE SAT June
27 8am to 12 pm. 1687
Rustic Way (behind bank
at Lake Washington &
Croton) furniture, stereo,
exercise equip, books,
clothes, & more. 1 ton
free river rock you haul
PALM BAY
Estate Sale
932 NE Burn Dr (off
Bianca) Fri Sun
8am-3pm tools, frig,
lawnmower, furniture,
small apple, clothing,
household items, lamps.
PALM BAY
Fri & Sat June 26 & 27
9am to 3pm
1894 Red Bud Circle NW
(off Malabar follow signs)
double beds, furniture,
clothes, bike, rugs &
pillows, bedding & more.
PALM BAY
Sat June 27
9am to 2 pm
1531 Operetta Ave SE.
(Off Eldron) New & used
clothing, shoes, bedding,
household items Brick a
brack. Misc items.
SATELLITE BEACH
Multi Family Sale
Fri & Sat June 26 & 27
8am to 4pm
778 Poinsetta Dr.
Household items, Xmas
& halloween decorations
other misc items.


SUNTREE moving sale
Country Walk, across
from the Golf course on
St. Andrews off Wickham
Rd. Sat 6/27 8am-? furn,
refrigerator, tools, clothes
& much more.
SUNTREE
Country Walk
Sat only June 27 8 to 2
409 Oak Haven Dr.
Across from Golf Course.
King bed spread, magnet
be pad, bathroom
accessories, other misc.

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VIERA
SAT. JUNE 27
7:30 am to 1pm
5360 Somerville Dr.
Lots of kids items,
clothes, toys, & bike.
Lamps. Other misc items.

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good roads, approximate-
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PORT ST. JOHN River
front 2/2 condo. Pool,
Tennis Courts, Great
View! 2nd floor. $850/mo
321-636-4450
SATELLITE BEACH:
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cable, wifi, pool, across
from the beach, $750/mo.
Call 321-427-7029
SEBASTIAN- Spacious
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SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
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cluded. 772-581-4440
'restrictions apply
'Income restrictions apply
SUNTREE Spacious
3bdrm/2bath 1st floor,
unfurn., incls washer/dry-
er, fridge, stove, dish-
washer. Avail. Now! 6 or
12 month lease, $889/mo
sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Jeannie for pictures
& Info: 321-474-1810
TITUSVILLE: Nice Quiet
Lg 2br/2ba, 1000sf Apt
Central AC, Near SR50
& 1-95 $650/mo
321-383-0296
VERO BEACH 55+ Villa
Mar Furnished 2-br/2-ba.
1st floor. Florida room,
Annual lease. Comm
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appl. Near Beach, Park &
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VIERA 2/1 Lovely fully
furn./unfurnished, just
bring your toothbrush.
comm pool, exercise rm.
$699/mo. 321-749-2515
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$650/mo Furn $700/mo
Call Nancy @ Curri Prop-
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wide chassis, twin bed
floorplan, sleeps 6. A/C,
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$7500 321-452-5938
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YORKSHIRE PUPPIES
Local breeder. Ready to
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GEORGIA Very Beauti-
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cleared and grassed with
beautiful trees in country
setting, located between
Claxton and Lyons on
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tract with $1000 down
and owner financing or
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912-427-7062 or Cell#
912-269-9349
GEORGIA North Georgia
Mtns. Ellijay Blueridge,
Brand New 2/2 cabin on
.77ac, Private Comm.
Wood firs, New appl.,
fireplace, near rivers, raft-
ing & fishing. Appraised
$170K, asking $125,000
Will help obtain financing
561-512-5550 see photos
ad# 60693 online www.
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NC MOUNTAINS
2.5ACRE HOMESITE.
Spectacular view.
High altitude. Easily
accessible. Paved road.
Secluded. Bryson City.
$39,950.
Owner financing. Call
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wlldcatknob.com
NC MOUNTAINS Log
Cabin Liquidation sale 6-
New 1 & 2 story Cabins
on 1.5 to 2 + acres start-
ing at only $79,900. Land
foreclosure 2+ wooded
acres, view, possible
short sale. For pictures &
details call now 866-738
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COCOA Near BCC 4BR
/3BA, 'master suite w/
private entrance, $900mo
Move in. Jack, Realty
USA 1-800-559-4321
COCOA NORTH: Com-
pletely Remodeled 2/2/1
fenced yard, 2 patios,
Close to BCC, 528 & 95
$800/mo Pets OK
321-750-8696 View photo
www.HometownNewsOL.
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COCOA: 3br/1ba/garage
1 blk from river w/family
room, back porch, wood
floors, Lawn care incl.
$800/mo. 321-639-3478
MELBOURNE Bird
watcher's paradise Eau
Gallie to share, priv. ent.
/bath, your own 700sf. 2
Ig. closets, living rm,
shady patio on beautiful
lake, $750 Incl's water,
elec, cable.321-242-6443
MELBOURNE: Beautiful
4br/2ba with city water &
sewer. $1100/mo incl all
appliances. Call Shawn
321-508-7801
MERRITT ISLAND: Cat-
alina Isles, Very nice,
clean 3/2/1, fenced yard,
Ige scrn porch $975/mo +
Sec 321-459-5533
PALM BAY NE -4be./3ba
South Americana Blv. NE
All new apple's. Garage ais
converted to Ig. 4th- Bdrm
w/Half bath & walk In
closed. $950, avail. Sept
1st. Call: 321-676-5854

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SEBASTIAN CBS 3/2/1
w/fireplace, tile floors,
W/D, screen porch, nice
neighborhood, close to
shopping. $850/mo
772-299-0066 or cell
772-532-5722
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32' 2005 River Forest
Sleeps 6, set of bunk
beds A/C full size appl's.
Roof coat. TV antenna.
$7,500 321-514-4065

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Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba
set up in a 55+ retirement
park. $0 down $0 interest
575 per month, includes
payment on trailer lot and
insurance. $18,000
772-359-5231
305-247-4021
FLAT BED TRAILER- 8ft
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$750 call after 6pm
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SE PALM BAY: 3/2/1,
fenced yard. Pets ok.
Close to BCC. $750/mo
Broad Realty
321-258-5916
VERO LAKE ESTATES
3/2/2. East of 1-95 off
Exit 156. Asking
$895/mo. Easy move in
terms. 305-992-3170
W. MELBOURNE POOL
Home 3br/2ba, family rm,
fireplace, fenced, screen-
ed porches, NO pets.
$950/mo. includes pool
maint. Kris 321-593-2701



COCOA BEACH. Only 2
Blocks to Bchl 3Br/2.5Ba
townhome, W/D All tile &
hardwood firs, fenced yrd
$1250/mo. 757-685-3735

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2000sf wood floors, pool,
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Lease / lease purchase,
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MELBOURNE Central
location on quiet street.
1/1 ceramic.tile,new paint
Reduced! $480/mo incls.
W/D, lawn, water, trash,
pest. Call 321-693-2784
VERO BEACH Duplex
unfurnished,' 1 bedroom.
Great for single person.
$450/mo + security.
772-569-2354



MELBOURNE 2br/l1ba
on private lot. Very nice,
updated, no pets. Close
to schools. W/D hookup
$550/mo + Sec. Incl wa-
ter, sewer, trash & lawn.
321-259-3359


SAFARI TREK 1998 62K
miles. Great layout,
sleeps 4, corian counters
wood floors, Good cond.
$19,500 772-463-7442


CHEVY COLORADO -
'05. 4x4, 5cyl, reg. cab,
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Silver, 55k mi., exc. cond.
$9,500. 321-622-5316
DODGE DAKOTA'05
Will trade for convertible.
LOADED with extras. In
today market worth.
$22,000. 772-466-0760
DODGE RUMBLE BEE
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miles. Custom 4 port
exhaust. Factory warr
cleanest truck in Florida
Possible owner financing.
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