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Friday, July 10, 2009


HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
S 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.sfgate.com:
Woman on tracks to 'clear
her mind,' hit by train.
Birmingham police said a
woman told them police
she was lying on the tracks
"to clear her mind" when
the train approached.
From
www.news.yahoo.com:
Man says bear mugged him
for his Italian sandwich. A
northwestern New Jersey
man said he was mugged in
his driveway by a sand-
wich-craving bear.
From www.msnbc.com:
Cabbie sprays deodorant to
repel attacker. Police in
suburban Chicago say a
taxi driver who didn't have
Mace handy when he was
attacked by a knife-
wielding passenger instead
disarmed the man with a
can of aerosol deodorant.
From www.Chron.com:
TV image has viewer calling
for help. Firefighters were


See WEIRD, A2


Council


delays


vote on


budget

By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
WEST MELBOURNE
- City council mem-
bers balked at city
manager David Rey-
nal's proposed $36 mil-
lion 2009-10 city budg-
et, which outlined a
plan to nearly double
the millage rate.
That means a possi-
ble property tax
increase of nearly dou-
ble. Under Mr. Reynal's
proposal, the millage
rate would increase
from 1.5899 in 2008 to
3.0 in 2009, meaning a
house with an assessed
value of $100,000 would
pay $271 in 2009 as
opposed to $90 in 2008.
Mr. Reynal, who is
being replaced with
new city manager Scott
Morgan July 20, said the
proposed rate is neces-
sary to maintain city
services.
However, it's still not
enough.
"Even at 3 mils, the
city will have to dip into
reserve funds in order
to operate within the
proposed budget," he
said.
Mr. Reynal said he
and his staff did figure
another budget based
on a 2.615 millage rate,
which eliminated sev-
eral city positions
through attrition.
Additionally, several
city department heads
outlined cuts they've
made already.
For example, West
Melbourne Police Chief
Brian Locke said the
department has lost
two positions to attri-
tion, one position is
frozen, and the depart-
ment will make no cap-
ital purchases in 2009,
such as for equipment

See BUDGET, A2


FPL asks to reduce


fuel surcharge

Move may mean increase by $12.40, from
$39.31 to $51.71.
lower power bills "We realize there's
never a good time to
By Tony Judnich ask for a rate adjust-
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com ment," FPL
spokesman Mayco Vil-
Florida Power & Light customers lafana said. "But at the same
might see a slight drop in their elec- time, we're looking at a reduction of
tric bills next year if a state regulatory the fuel surcharge that will offset the
agency approves the company's pro- (base rate increase)."
posed rate adjustments. The company proposes decreasing
FPL officials hope the Florida Pub- the surcharge by about $17. If the
lic Service Commission authorizes Public Service Commission approves
the company's requests to increase both the base rate increase and the
the base rate and decrease the fuel surcharge decrease, the typical 1,000
surcharge on monthly residential kilowatt-hour residential customer
electric bills, starting Jan. 1. bill would drop by about $5 monthly,
If approved, the base rate would Mr. Villafana said.


Please say "yes'


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Melbourne-based National Guard 715th Military Police Company just
returned from a year deployment in Afghanistan. Upon their return last
week, Sgt. Harry Garcia proposed to his girlfriend, Cynthia Alvarez.


He
said he thinks the com-
mission will vote by November on
whether to approve the proposed
changes.
If authorized, FPL's base rate rev-
enue would increase by $1 billion
starting Jan. 1. The company also
seeks commission approval to
increase the base rate revenue by
See FPL, A2


Drainage

project to


ease flooding

By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
MELBOURNE Thanks to a
drainage project that broke ground
July 6 in the Lamplighter
Village/Groveland Park neighbor-
hoods, residents will stay a little drier
during the next tropical storm.
Brevard County Commissioner
Andy Anderson hosted a ground-
breaking ceremony for the project,
which is designed to install new cul-
verts under Interstate 95, in conjunc-
tion with the interstate widening
project.
Bach McClure, spokesman for Bre-
vard County's Natural Resources
Management office, said the flooding
from Tropical Storm Fay, which
destroyed much of these mobile
home parks, was the result of an
inadequate drainage system.
"That area from Wickham Road
west drains toward 1-95, and the only
conveyance was a box culvert, so
there was a bottleneck," he said.
FEMA will provide 75 percent of
the funding for the $1.6 million proj-
ect, contracted to Community
Asphalt of West Palm Beach. The
remaining 25 percent is funded
through the collection of Brevard
County stormwater assessments in
County Commission District 5.
Specific Stage I improvements
include adding three 48-inch pipes

See DRAINAGE, A2


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By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Melbourne's seniors now
have a new place to assem-
ble, play games and take
classes.
Wickham Park Senior Cen-
ter, a new 15,000-square-
foot, $3.5 million facility situ-
ated next to the equestrian
center in Wickham Park,
opened its doors to mem-
bers June 15.
The center's board of
directors said that although
the organization hosted a
kickoff party for volunteers
June 10, there are no imme-
diate plans for a grand open-
ing.
"We're just trying to (work
out) the bugs first," said Dick
Robinson, assistant treasurer
for the senior center's board
of directors.
Open only two weeks, the
center has more than dou-
bled its membership, from
370 to 842. Membership is


$15 a year.
Wickham Park Senior Cen-
ter offers a host of classes
and programs, including tai
chi, jazzercise, ballroom
dancing, Zumba, line danc-
ing, painting, aerobics, chair
exercise, shuffleboard, bil-
liards and mahjongg.
There's also bingo, dupli-
cate bridge, tap dancing, and
classes in Spanish, financial
planning and basic comput-
er skills.
The center is temporarily
housing a few employees
from Brevard County's Parks
& Recreation Department.
The county is mulling plans
to build a Parks & Recreation
building across from the sen-
ior center in Wickham Park.
Serving Health Insurance
Needs of Elders, or SHINE,
which guides seniors
through the health insurance
process, also has an office at
the center.
Doris Worrell, 81, of Mel-
bourne, has been a member


of the senior center for about
three years. She participates
in watercolor classes and
volunteers with bingo.
"I come in and set up the
cards, then when I'm done, I
sit down and play bingo," she
said.
Ms. Worrell said she loves
the new facility.
"It's so beautiful," she said.
"People have to come see it,
really."
Suzie Christian is presi-
dent and manager of the
Shuffleboard Club, which
plays weekly at the center's
new court.
She encourages seniors to
come join the team.
"It's great exercise," she
said.
Class and program sched-
ules are available at the
Senior Center.
For more information on
the Wickham Park Senior
Center, call (321) 255-4494 or
visit their Web site at
www.bcscwp.com.


Staff photo by Jennifer Nessmith
Doris Worrell, 81, of Melbourne, participates in a watercol-
or class at the new Wickham Park Senior Center, located
at 2785 Leisure Way in Wickham Park.


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A2 'Melbourne Hometown News Friday, July 10, 2009


FPL
From page Al
$247 million by 2011.
Mr. Villafana said it is
too early to say whether
FPL would consider seek-
ing a fuel surcharge
decrease in 2011.


"We don't know what
the (overall residential
customer) bill would be
in 2011 because it would
be a two-year forecast -
it would be very difficult
to predict where the fuel
markets would be," he
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years, FPL "has invested
in cleaner, more efficient
power generation and
saved our customers
more than $3 billion in
fuel costs," Mr. Villafana
said.
He said over the next five
years, the company pro-
poses investing $16 billion
in infrastructure improve-
ments, such as by continu-
ing to make its power
plants more reliable and
less reliant on a single
source of fuel.
"By 2014, these ongoing
investments will save an
additional $1 billion annu-
ally to customers," he said.
FPL has about 286,000
residential, commercial
and industrial customers
in Brevard County.


Weird
From page Al
called to the house of an
elderly woman early
Thursday after she reported
her television set was
burning.
They found, instead, that
the TV was tuned into a
station that in the early


Budget
From page Al
or vehicles.
"If we lose any more
positions, it will result in a
loss of service," he said.
"That means (fewer) offi-
cers to respond to calls,
less time for traffic
enforcement and longer
response times."
Mr. Morgan, who briefly


morning hours, aired the
constant image of a fire-
place.
"The fire was extin-
guished with the press of a
button," police said in a
statement.
From
www.WeirdAsiaNews.com:
Criminal breaks in by
chewing through steel bars.
Investigation led police to


joined the meeting by
phone from Anderson,
Calif., said he would be
recommending changes to
the budget and advised
the council not to make
any decisions until he had
an opportunity to "put his
mark" on it.
Mr. Morgan also asked
members to come up with
a list of the council's five
most important goals or
projects.


interview Xiong, who
confessed to breaking into
more houses and shops
than he could remember
over the last two years. He
was able to chew open steel
bars up to 1 cm in thickness.
Sean McCarthy can be
reached at (772) 408-0680 or
WeirdStories@ComputeThis
Online.com (no hyphens).


Among the suggested
items are public safety,
road maintenance,
drainage, wastewater and
redevelopment on U.S.
192.
Council members will
meet several more times
on the budget before final
approval in September.
For information on city
meetings, visit West Mel-
bourne's Web site at
www.westmelbourne.org.


Drainage
From page Al
under 1-95, west of the L-16
canal; installing flapper
gates on the outlet ends of
the pipes to prevent back-
flow from the river; upgrad-


ing two existing 60-inch cor-
rugated metal pipe culverts
west of the interstate with
two, twin 5-foot by 8-foot
box culverts; and installing
associated headwalls for the
pipes and culverts.
Mr. McClure said the pur-
pose of this project is to sig-


nificantly decrease flood
potential and redirect
freshwater runoff to the St.
Johns River via Lake Wash-
ington, rather than drain-
ing to the Indian River
Lagoon.
Work is expected to be
complete in three months.


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Reality Check program hits the streets


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
Members of the Rockledge
Police Department will soon
be armed with more than just
a protective weapon they'll
carry a device used to help
prevent juvenile crime.
"It's a tool that is not a gun
and not Mace," said Larry
Lawton, president of the Real-
ity Check Program. "When
used properly, it's going to
save lives guaranteed."
In 2007, Mr. Lawton of Palm
Bay began to see things a lot
clearer, both in his own life, as
well as in the lives of troubled
youth.
He had just completed an
11-year sentence in some of
the country's toughest federal
and state prisons after being
convicted of racketeering in
connection with a jewelry
robbery.
"In prison, there's predators
and there's prey," he said. "I
guarantee every one of these
kids today are prey. I don't care
how tough they think they
are."
Following his incarceration,
Mr. Lawton left his carefree
New York City lifestyle behind
him and moved to Brevard
County to help care for his
father, who developed
Alzheimer's disease.
At the same time, Mr. Law-
ton, who earned a paralegal
license while in prison, began
developing a program that
would prevent local youth


from facing the same fate he
did.
"I gave it the name 'Reality
Check,' because that's exactly
what it is reality," said Mr.
Lawton, whose sizeable
stature and bulging tattooed
arms have the power to
demand attention from even
the toughest teen. "I don't try
and scare them; I give it to
them straight. I explain to
them exactly what they'll face
if they continue down this
path of destruction."
In the past two years, Mr.
Lawton's Reality Check Pro-
gram has gained the attention
of local politicians, attorneys,
judges, teachers, law enforce-
ment and parents.
He has reached thousands
of youth ages 11-23 in Brevard
and as far-reaching as his
home turf in the Bronx
through his four-hour pro-
gram, which provides partici-
pants with an in-your-face
glimpse at the ins and outs of
prison life.
"I don't sugarcoat things,"
he said. "I lost my friends, my
family and so much time. I tell
them those are the things
they'll never get back."
Mr. Lawton works along-
side the county's court system
to offer his four-hour program
to troubled juveniles, while
hosting monthly sessions and
one-on-one meetings by
request of a parent.
From teens whose grades
are slipping in school and
those with bad attitudes to


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Larry Lawton of Palm Bay hands one of his DVDs, 'The
Reality Check Program', to Rockledge Police Chief John
Shockey. The Rockledge Police Department plans to use
the DVDs as a tool to help prevent juvenile crime.


those with criminal records -
the program has produced
positive results.
Last year, Mr. Lawton creat-
ed a condensed version of his
program through the Reality
Check DVD, an hour-long film
that youth can view alongside
their parents or in a classroom
setting.
Earlier this month, Mr. Law-
ton's DVD caught the atten-
tion of the Rockledge Police
Department, which pur-
chased 200 DVDs to assist


with its community policing
efforts.
"Every day we see families
and young adults devastated
by the effects of juvenile
crime," said Chief John Shock-
ey of the RPD. "We've realized
that we need to do something
about it. We have to be proac-
tive, rather than reactive."
Each officer now carries a
stack of DVDs in their patrol
vehicles and distributes them
to local youth when neces-
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County's home sales figures on the rise


Lower prices,
incentives encourage
homebuyers
By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
As far as home sales goes, it is a buy-
ers' market.
According to a report by the Florida
Association of Realtors, home sales
continue to increase throughout the
state.
In Brevard County, sales of single-
family residences are on the rise, how-


ever, average selling prices have
decreased since last year.
Last year, the average selling price of
a home in the north end of the county
was close to $163,000. This year, the
average selling price is $123,700, said
Jim Johnston, president of the Space
Coast Association of Realtors.
"It's a good time for buyers," he said.
"Financing is still an issue, but
because of reduced prices and the
availability of foreclosed properties,
everyone seems to have an upbeat
feeling about the current market con-
ditions."
The sale of condos remains slow in
Brevard County, with 123 sold this


month in northern Brevard at the aver-
age price of $134,400. In May of 2008,
116 condos were sold at the average
price of $144,300.
In the Melbourne area, home sales
remained about the same, according to
the Multiple Listings Service of Brevard
Inc.
The number of homes sold in the
Melbourne area in May 2008 com-
pared to May 2009 only slightly
changed from 302 to 298.
The difference is seen in the average
selling price and number of days a
home is on the market.
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Ormond Beach offers a great mix of nature, culture and fun


By Suzanne Grill
For Hometown News


At the turn of the 20th
century, Ormond Beach was
known as a warm weather
playground for the rich and
famous, but you don't need
to be a Rockefeller to enjoy
fun summer days in their
old stomping grounds.
With a diverse mix of nat-
ural beauty and historic
charm, Ormond Beach, just
north of Daytona Beach in
Volusia County, is the per-
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day respite.
The famous Ormond
Loop is a designated Florida
Scenic Highway 33 miles
of protected riverside and
interior landscapes with
many points of access and
scenic pull-out spots. Along


the Loop are plenty of free
or inexpensive parks, out-
door activities, cultural and
historical sites, shops, and
restaurants to satisfy every-
one in the family.
Begin at the corner of
Granada Boulevard (State
Road 40) and Beach Street,
traveling north.
Starting out in the cool-
ness of early morning is best
(parks open at 8 a.m.), and
don't forget to bring your
hat, sunglasses, sunscreen,
insect repellant, sturdy
shoes and a camera, since
there will be many great
photo opportunities. More
than 150 plant species and
loads of wildlife including
deer, tortoises, birds and
butterflies inhabit Bulow
Creek, Tomoka, and North
Peninsula State Parks, all


The Ormond Beach
Scenic Loop and Trail
is a 30-mile loop
traversing some
of the most beautiful
and diverse natural
scenery of northeast
Florida.


with entrances on the Loop.
All three parks have desig-
nated Great Florida Birding
Trails, so pack your binocu-
lars and checklist if you plan
on birding.
Tomoka State Park offers
hiking and biking trails,
camping, picnicking, and a
boat ramp, plus points of
interest such as the Tomoka
Mounds and Middens, an
archaeological site made up
of burial mounds and shell
middens, evidence of the
area's early Native American
settlements. The Fred Dana
Marsh Museum hosts a col-
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natural and historical
exhibits. Park Services Spe-
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Police report


Editor's note: This is a list
of arrests, not convictions,
and all arrestees are pre-
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until proven guilty in a court
of law.
Melbourne
Police Department

Emmanuel Castillo, 21,
of 2600 Pineapple Ave., Unit
C6, Melbourne, was
charged June 26 with bur-
glary and criminal mischief.
Ivan Xavier Hernandez,
19, of 2600 Pineapple Ave.,
Unit C6, Melbourne, was
charged June 26 with bur-
glary.
Janie A. Holloway, 44, of
1201 Bridgewater Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
June 26 with violation of
probation / community
control and three counts of
aggravated assault.
John Firestone Kelly, 21,
of 1418 Maple Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged June
26 with battery-domestic
violence, robbery by sud-
den snatching and failure to
appear.
Stephen B. Morris, 26,
address unknown, was
charged June 26 with bur-
glary, petty theft and resist-
ing arrest without violence.
Bryan P O'Leary, 23,
address unknown, was
charged June 26 with bur-
glary, petty theft, criminal
mischief and two counts of
resisting arrest without vio-
lence.
Cary Castillo Ortega, 36,
of 2600 Pineapple Ave., Unit
C6, Melbourne, was
charged June 26 with bur-
glary and two counts of
child neglect.
Luis Angel Santiago, 18,
of 2600 Pineapple Ave., Unit
C6, Melbourne, was
charged June 26 as an
accessory after the fact.
Jacob Lee Beasley, 19, of
347 Vesta Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged June
27 with three counts of pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance and one count each
of possession of marijuana,


possession of drug para-
phernalia, trafficking a con-
trolled substance and
felony possession of a con-
trolled substance while in
physical control of a motor
vehicle.
Michael G. French, 35,
of 4395 Deerwood Trail,
Melbourne, was charged
June 28 with felony driving
under the influence, refus-
ing to take a breath test,
possession of drug para-
phernalia, resisting arrest
without violence, reckless
driving, no motor vehicle
registration, having an ille-
gal license plate attached to
a mobile home, driving
with a suspended license,
violating restrictions placed
on his driver's license and
having an expired motor
vehicle/mobile home regis-
tration.
Christopher Alex Sides,
18, of 2170 Smathers Circle,
Melbourne, was charged
June 29 with burglary, petty
theft and two counts of
criminal mischief.
Dusan Krutilek, 41, of
1900 Post Road, No. 182,
Melbourne, was charged
June 30 with aggravated
battery-domestic violence
and battery on a person age
65 or older.
Robbin Louise Cochran,
26, of 3151 S. Babcock St.,
No. 204, Melbourne, was
charged July 1 with resisting
arrest with violence and
two counts of felony crimi-
nal mischief.
Tiffany Lynn Long, 28, of
1517 Cowart Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 1
with burglary and violation
of probation.
William Julius Gordon,
28, of 2921 Grant St., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 2
with possession of cocaine,
possession of cocaine with
intent to sell and posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia.
Marie France Mutel, 67,
of 85 E. Bulldog Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 2
with battery on a law
enforcement officer and
resisting arrest without vio-


lence.
Christopher Jake Sosa,
18, of 1506 Seabreeze lane,
Melbourne, was charged
July 2 with armed robbery
with a firearm, two counts
each of robbery and car-
jacking, three counts of vio-
lation of probation/com-
munity control and four
counts of battery.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Travis L. Brown, 22,
address unknown, was
charged July 1 with posses-
sion of cocaine, possession
of a controlled substance
and resisting arrest without
violence.
Jeffrey Allan Erickson,
23, address unknown, was
charged July 1 with carrying
a concealed weapon and
two counts of grand theft.
Matthew Bryan Hewton,
23, address unknown, was
charged July 1 with burglary
and two counts each of
grand theft and trafficking
stolen property.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Kenton A. Thompson,
20, of 4431 W. New Haven
Ave., West Melbourne, was
charged July 1 with grand
theft.
Jason Jorden Avera, 37,
of 2309 Sadler Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 2
with battery-domestic vio-
lence and aggravated bat-
tery.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

Kimberly D. Hipper, 37,
of 1701 Post Road, No. 43,
Melbourne, was charged
June 26 with forgery, utter-
ing a forged instrument,
grand theft and petty theft.
Matthew Vincent Russo,
24, of 2280 Seminole Blvd.,
West Melbourne, was
charged June 26 with armed


burglary, grand theft and
trafficking stolen property.
John Lopez, 32, street
address unknown, Palm
Bay, was charged June 27 as
a fugitive from justice.
Ronald Howard, 19, of
1873 Southlard Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged June
28 with fleeing/attempting
to elude a police officer,
resisting arrest without
violence and driving with a
suspended license.
Carlas Lavelle Hawkins,
31, address unknown, was
charged June 29 with
felony retail theft.
Jolene Katherine Lerke,
33, of 161 Beth Lane, West
Melbourne, was charged
June 29 with two counts of
felony violation of proba-
tion.
Michael R. Parda, 21, of
2636 Shellwood Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged June
29 with armed robbery.
Jennifer Lauren Pul-
liam, 25, address unknown,
was charged June 29 with
grand theft and fraud.
Paul Leroy Grimes, 41,
of 1571 Horgan Court, Mel-
bourne, was charged June
30 with 11 felony counts of
violation of probation.
Jesse R. Rodgers, 17,
address unknown, was
charged June 30 as a fugi-
tive from justice.
Jesse Tomas Cain, 22, of
1213 Azalea Court, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 1
with two counts of viola-
tion of community control.
Travareus Donta Evans,
24, of 3167 White Road,
Melbourne, was charged


July 1 with lewd or lascivi-
ous battery and two counts
of sexual battery.
Garrett James Fletcher,
18, of 1991 Brookshire Cir-
cle, West Melbourne, was
charged July 1 with criminal
mischief, felony criminal
mischief, grand theft of
property valued at $100,000
or more and two counts of
trespassing on a legally
posted construction site.
Estel Gilmete, 27, of 2046
Mobiland Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 1
with child abuse.
Christopher Kenon, 38,
of 604 Williams St., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 1
with four counts of felony
failure to appear.
Dorothy Ellen Shepherd,
29, of 1383 Croftwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
July 1 with possession of
drug paraphernalia and
four counts of possession of
a controlled substance.
Jennifer Ann Sontag, 26,
of 1058 Alexia Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 1
with obtaining a controlled
substance by fraud and
petty theft.
Jeffrey Lee Thompson,
25, address unknown, was
charged July 1 with burglary
and grand theft.
Perice Norris Peterkin,
32, of 3322 Randolph St.,
Melbourne, was charged
July 2 with violation of pro-
bation, possession of a con-
trolled substance, posses-
sion of marijuana and
possession of a controlled
substance with intent to
sell.


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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2009 HOMETOWN NEWS WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.COM


Help teen drivers to


be safe on the road


Let's have a tea party


itor's note: Sheriff
f-IJack Parker's column
C will be a regular
feature in Hometown News,
appearing on the first
Friday of each month. His
next column will be pub-
lished in the Aug. 7 edition.

Are you worried about
the safety of your
teen driver? There
are a few things we can do
as parents that can make a
world of difference and
improve the chances of our
children safely getting
through their most chal-
lenging driving years.
We recommend that
parents remain very
involved in their teen's daily
lives, especially when they
begin driving. It is a natural
progression for a teenager
to feel a new sense of
freedom once they receive
their driver's license, and
especially if they have their
own vehicle. It is easy for
us as parents to be proud of
their growth and accom-
plishments. We want us to
trust our children, especial-
ly when they earn our trust
with good grades and good
behavior. Unfortunately,
we all know, bad things can
happen to good kids.
What is important to
remember is teens do not
have the years of driving
experience that is neces-
sary to be "good" drivers.
Experience is what makes
us better drivers. As adults
and as experienced drivers,
we know that our experi-
ence is what we draw from
to make that "split second"
decision every time we
have to swerve out some-
one's way without causing
an accident. Our experi-
ence is what we draw from
to keep from hitting the
driver in front of us who is
slamming on his brakes, or
not take a curve too fast, or
handle rainy conditions, or
heavy traffic. Our experi-
ence guides us anytime we
have to assess a situation
and make a judgment in
seconds. In many cases, it is
our experience that pre-
vents us from overreacting
to a given situation and
making a bad situation
worse. Our new teen drivers
just don't have the experi-
ence they need yet.
What makes it even more
challenging for our teens
today is all of the new
technology, like cell
phones. Unfortunately,
many teens do everything
while driving except
concentrate on driving
itself. They use their cell
phones to talk with friends
and read and send text
messages. Most of us would
have great difficulty texting
a friend and driving, even
though we have extensive
driving experience. Imag-
ine how impossible it is
send and receive text
messages while driving
without experience. It is an
accident waiting to happen
... literally.
Many teenagers have an
automobile accident during


their first two years of
driving. Parents need to
instill constant awareness
and good judgment with
their teenage drivers. We
don't want to wait until
after something terrible
happens to be proactive on
this topic.
It is appropriate to
restrict phone use in any
form while driving. Even
"hands-free" phones may
give you a false sense of
security. Many deadly
accidents occur when a
teen reaches for a phone to
answer a call or dials a
number. They must take
their eyes off of the road
and their hand off of the
steering wheel to answer or
dial the phone. Teens
underestimate how fast bad
things happen. The best
rule regarding phones is
"no phone use" while
driving, even if the phone is
hands-free. Even the
distraction of a ringing
phone is dangerous, as it
will cause your teen's
attention to be diverted to
see who is calling. So tell
your children to keep their
phone in their pocket or
purse and return phone
calls only after they have
successfully parked their
car.
Please consider a
written contract with your
teen that promises no
drinking and driving, no
phone use while driving
and requires the wearing of
seatbelts for all passengers.
Your sheriff's office is
now offering several
programs to improve teen
drivers' skills and knowl-
edge.
S.T.O.P.P.E.D. is a program
that places a decal on your
family vehicle which allows
a deputy sheriff or police
officer to contact parents if
a Teen driver is stopped for
a traffic infraction.
SHERIFF'S TEEN CHAL-
LENGE is a two day hands-
on and classroom training
program taught by Deputy
Sheriffs to equip Teen
drivers with the skills
necessary to avoid colli-
sions and injuries.
DRIVER SIMULATORS
are used to enhance Teens'
skills and each simulator is
programmed with 12
driving lessons. The
simulators are available for
use at special events and
local high schools.
For more information on
Teen Driving programs,
please go to www.Brevard-
Sheriff.com or call program
coordinator Lori Chabot at
(321) 633-8446.
Together, we can keep
our children safe. It is an
honor to serve as your
sheriff.
Jack Parker is sheriff of
Brevard County.


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Matt Nye, organizer of the Tea Party held at Space Coast Stadium on July 4, looks skyward in anticipation of predict-
ed showers prior to speaking to the crowd gathered at the stadium Saturday. Mr. Nye and a group of volunteers
organized the event to both celebrate Independence Day and to protest 'big government and out-of-control spend-
ing.' Mr. Nye estimated between 2,100 and 3,000 people attended.


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Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at

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or e-mail brevnews@hometownnewsol.com.
Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous
statements. Statements of fact will be checked for
accuracy.


Yes we can

I think to characterize the clients of Daily Bread as "free-
loaders' shows a lack of knowledge of the problem faced
by the city of Melbourne and our society at large. The staff
of Daily Bread is dealing with these problems every day. I,
for one would not choose to be homeless, hopeless, hun-
gry, mentally ill, or addicted to drugs. I doubt the writer
would either. The expansion of the Daily Bread facility can
only ease the problems that many of our fellow citizens
must face. I urge the city of Melbourne and its residents
to get on board with solutions instead of being part of the
problem, which will not disappear whether or not Daily
Bread is allowed to expand. In fact, a bigger, better facility
may just alleviate the problem. I say, Yes, We Can!

Code enforcement

What about outside storage in residential areas? There
are old cars and boats and furniture all over the place. The
people at code enforcement should get out of their office
and ride around the county, and not just wait for com-
plaints. Those who complain are threatened, so they don't
complain. They could just sit in their air-conditioned cars
and pick an area of the county and look at what's going
on.

Revise system

I have a son who's incarcerated in Miami. He was sen-
tenced to 27 years. He had no weapons or drugs. It was a
racketeering charge. He has filed motions to have his sen-
tence reduced, but they've done nothing. He doesn't
deserve this sentence. But they've done nothing. I'm very
disturbed by the system.

No kids at the bar

What happened to the state laws on alcohol? Aren't they
supposed to be watching what goes on at places that
serve alcohol?
I was at a restaurant and there was a child at the bar.
They serve food to children while others' drink. Where are
the MADD mothers?

Too much Michael

Why, when Michael Jackson died, did every news chan-
nel have it on all the time? A black entertainer dies and
that's all they can cover? What happened to Farrah Faw-
cett? I didn't care for him, anyway.

Religious channel

Why have they taken the religious channel EWTN off
the TV? It's a shameful that they would take that channel
off the TV. There are a lot of seniors who want to watch
that channel at home.
Now you have to get a box, and some of us can't afford
one. I really like that Catholic channel. My husband wants
to watch what he wants to watch, and now I can't see that
channel.

Health care plans

This is a comment on the new health care plan. Are we
this stupid that we can't stand up and tell the powers that
be what we want?
We'll be the ones paying for their plan. They will get to
go to the best doctors while we continue to suffer.


National health care

If you think it is smart for the government to take
over the nation's health care system, consider the care
currently being provided to our servicemen and
women by the Veterans Administration.
The VA admits the backlog of claims continues to
grow and is approaching 1 million. Many of these
young people have been severely wounded in Iraq and
Afghanistan.
While the bureaucrats struggle to catch up, some
injured vets are being forced into paying their medical
bills using their own personal credit cards.

What are kids learning?

One half of public school seniors do not recognize
the names of Winston Churchill or Joseph Stalin nor
can they locate the half-century in which World War I
occurred. What does this tell about the state of the
nation's public schools?

Fly a flag

Our soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan are risking their
lives to protect our freedoms.
Wouldn't it be nice if locally, we were awash in Amer-
ican flags this Independence Day as a demonstration
of our appreciation that this nation is both great and
free?

Madoff's not to blame

Aren't you amused by all the cry-babies expecting
"somebody" to get their money back from Bernie Mad-
off?
Did he hold them up at gunpoint and take their
money? Of course not. Had they ever heard of "caveat
emptor?" Of course they had. Had they ever heard "If it
sounds too good to be true, it probably is?" Of course
they had. Did those warnings apply to them? Of course
not. They're different.
If they had been total winners, would they have
cheated on their taxes? What do you think? There's a
strange attitude in this country today.
Everybody expects to be a winner, no matter how
stupid they act. Everybody from GM, AIG and invest-
ment idiots expects to do foolish things and when they
lose, they expect "somebody" to make up the losses.
And who is that "somebody"?
Why, the government, of course, AKA taxpayers.

License rip off

It is sad to see that the State of Florida thinks that
just because they see a decrease in tax dollars from
other sources such as tourism, they feel "what the
heck, let's just raise our license and tag fees and get
more dollars from our poor residents!" Nearly $50.00
bucks for a driver's license? Who was the moron who
came up with this? That is insane for a piece of plastic
with your name on it. Nice that we the people of Flori-
da got to have some say in this. Now let's take a look at
the $250.00 for a new tag fee. The automobile dealers
are all ready having a tough time of it. Having been in
this business myself I can tell you that you, the con-
sumer will be paying more than that to "get your tag"
when the dealer processes that. As you know, most
dealerships give you, your tag on the spot when you
buy a new car. Let me just say if you plan on buying a
new car and you do not transfer your plate from a
trade-in, take the extra time to get your new plate
yourself instead of having the dealer do it if you wish
to save money. They do have the leadway to add fees
up and beyond what the state charges and trust me,
most do in those wonderful "dealer prep fees" or
"admin or document fees" and they love to just put
that in your financing. The bottom line is this huge fee
increase will discourage most new car buyers espe-
cially first time care buyers who all ready are on a tight
budget. I know I for one will continue to drive my
2001. The state will be waiting a long time to get any
extra funds out of me. This move is the dumbest thing
the state has ever done and I am sick and tired of every
time someone or some company gets all upset
because of their bottom line they think they can just go
the consumer and milk them for more money that they
don't have. And they wonder why people are moving
out of Florida. What a joke.









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Health First named,
awards associates

Health First Health Plans
announced today it has
been awarded an accredita-
tion status of "excellent"
from the National Commit-
tee for Quality Assurance, an
independent, non profit
organization dedicated to
improving health care quali-
ty.
Health First Health Plans'
accreditation status the
highest possible level cov-
ers both group and
Medicare lines of business,
and is based on a voluntary


review of how a health plan
ensures its members are
receiving high quality care.
Much of the accreditation
is based on results of the
Healthcare Effectiveness
Data and Information Set, a
tool used by more than 90
percent of all health plans to
measure performance on
more than 60 important
standards of care and serv-
ice. Because HEDIS data are
collected by such a large
portion of the market, and
the measures are so specifi-
cally defined, HEDIS makes
it possible to compare the
performance of health plans
on an apples-to-apples


basis.
For information, call (321)
434-4359.

Associates awarded
for contributions

At a recent ceremony, six
Health First associates were
recognized for their out-
standing roles in ensuring
or improving the quality of
care provided to the com-
munity.
Each recipient reflects the
values of the organization,
and has made significant
contributions within the
organization above and


beyond the norm of excel-
lent managerial and leader-
ship performance.
The honored associates
are:
Kelly Breedlove, director
of clinical nursing; Laura
Cornett, nurse manager;
Larry Homan, plant engi-
neering superintendent;
Christi Rushnell, vice presi-
dent of information technol-
ogy; Alisa da Silva, general
operations fitness manager
at the new Pro-Health & Fit-
ness Center; and Dawn Walk-
er, physician office manager.

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S May at the average price of $196,000. while."
Sa lesIn May 2008, the average amount of Thanks to an $8,000 tax incentive for
From page A3 time a home spent on the market was first-time homebuyers, and investors
196 days. Currently, the average encouraged by the falling prices,
In 2008, a home in the Melbourne amount of time a home sits on the mar- homes in the $180,000 to $200,000
area sold at close to $189,000. This ket is 166 days. range have been moving well, said Mr.
year, that average price is closer to "Folks are taking advantage of a good McWilliams.
$169,939. time to buy," said Timothy McWilliams, "It's what people can afford and it's a
Forty-one condos were sold in the president of the Melbourne Associa- good price range for retirees," he said.
Melbourne area in May 2008 at the tion of Realtors. "There is a huge mar- "There are more affordable options
average price of $258,690. This year, ket out there. The buyers didn't go now and people still want to live in
only 31 condos sold in the month of away, they just stopped buying for a Florida."


Staycation
From page A4
park activities are highlight-
ed on the Web site at
www.floridastateparks. org
and brochures are available
at the park entrance. He
suggests calling ahead to
reserve campsites.
Follow the Loop east,
along Walter Boardman
Lane, southeast to High-
bridge Road, and instead of
traveling down John Ander-
son Drive, go straight
through to A1A and enjoy all
the coastal route has to
offer. There are many vista
points and small local parks.
You can stop and enjoy the
beach at any access point,
and satisfy your hunger and
thirst at any number of fresh
seafood restaurants, many
of which are oceanfront or
offer ocean views.
If you make it back down
to Granada Boulevard


before you've eaten, you'll
find even more dining
choices including Thai
Erawan, Lulu's Oceanside
Grill and Billy's Tap Room, a
local landmark. Shopping
opportunities abound on
the beachside and include
Granada Gourmet, Bikini
Co., Adornments and sever-
al other specialty shops.
Continuing west along
Granada from the main
shopping district, you'll see
the MacDonald House,
home to the Ormond Beach
Historical Trust, which in
addition to photographs,
video, and other exhibits,
offers trolley tours to more
than 30 local sites.
Then there's the Ormond
Memorial Art Museum and
Gardens, with its changing
gallery exhibits set amongst
the tropical gardens, with
nature trails, fish ponds and
a recently restored painter's
cottage.
Sitting regally on the


riverfront is The Casements,
the famous former home of
millionaire and philanthro-
pist John D. Rockefeller, a
historic treasure on the
banks of the Halifax River.
Unfortunately it is currently
closed for renovations, but
its massive garden area is
open after its own recent
renovation and many arts-
related events are planned
here throughout the year.
A newer attraction in
Ormond Beach is Destina-
tion Daytona, Bruce Ross-
meyer's 150-acre Harley
Davidson Mecca. Located
where U.S. 1 meets 1-95 (Exit
273), it is home to the area's
largest Harley Davidson
dealership, several restau-
rants, bars, shops, a hotel
and outdoor concert venue.
Special events at Destina-
tion Daytona include a Biker
Block Party on the first Sat-
urday of the month with live
music, a bike show, free BBQ
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Sunday of the month is free.
It's like a giant garage sale -
bikes, cars, antiques, craft
items you never know
what you will find for sale.
New this year, Destination
Daytona presents its Arts &
Crafts Fair on the third Sun-
day of the month, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m., in the shade
of the Coca-Cola Pavilion.
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ceeds from vendor fees ben-
efit Camp Boggy Creek for
children. Upcoming fairs are
July 19, Aug. 16 and Sept. 20.
A variety of nighttime
events are also planned for
the Pavilion. Tickets are
available at Ticketmaster,
Destination Daytona and
other locations. (Visit
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www.daytonabeachcon-
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COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

FRIDAY, JULY 10

Volunteer oyster
restoration project: class
with the community-
based Nature Conservan-
cy from noon to 2 p.m. at
the Enchanted Forest, 444
Columbia Blvd., Titusville.
Volunteers needed to help
create oyster mats used to
restore oyster reefs in the
Mosquito Lagoon. Class is
free and all materials are
supplied. Call (321) 543-
6127 to reserve.
Drug free ADD/ADHD
class: about treatments
that focus on nutrition
and lifestyle changes by
Dr. Joe Strater. 10:30 a.m.
at Cocoa Beach Public
Library, 550 N. Brevard
Ave., Cocoa Beach in the
Jane von Thron Room.
Call (321) 866-0200 to
reserve.
Bus service workshop:
for the public to submit
comments and concerns
about Space Coast Area
Transit. 9-11 a.m. at Eau
Gallie Library, 1521
Pineapple Ave., Mel-
bourne and 2-4 p.m. at
Franklin T. Degroodt
Library, 6475 Minton
Road, Palm Bay.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

Rain barrel workshop:
for using rainwater in
landscapes and gardens.
10 a.m. Agriculture &
Extension Service Office,
3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa.
Cost is $45. Call (321)633-
2016 ext. 56721 to register.

MONDAY, JULY 13

Women's Business
Council meeting: 8:30
a.m. Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 724-5400, ext. 231.

TUESDAY, JULY 14

*Water Quality in the
Indian River Lagoon:
presentation. Noon to 1
p.m. at the Lagoon House,
3275 Dixie Highway, Palm
Bay. Bring a bag lunch.
Call (321) 725-7775.
AARP driver safety
class: 12:30-4:30 p.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spy-
glass Hill Road, Viera. Cost
is $10. Call (321) 242-9768
to register.

WEDNESDAY,
JULY 15

Patriot Loan Program:
veteran business seminar.

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NASA fetes 40th anniversary of Apollo


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

NASA is planning a cel-
ebration for visitors that
is "over the moon" liter-
ally.
On July 16, 1969, a crew
of three astronauts Neil
Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin
and Michael Collins -
launched aboard the Sat-
urn V rocket from NASA's
Kennedy Space Center.
Their mission was to land
on earth's natural satel-
lite the moon.
Just four days later, on
July 20, Neil Armstrong
uttered one of the most
famous phrases in Amer-
ican history as he
became the first man to
step on the moon's sur-
face -"That's one small
step for man ... one giant
leap for mankind."
Relive the magic of the
Apollo missions during
NASA's 40th Anniversary
Celebration at Kennedy
Space Center Visitor
Complex beginning at 11
a.m. July 16. This date
marks the occasion of the
Apollo 11 launch from
Pad 39A at Kennedy
Space Center. Several
astronauts, including
Buzz Aldrin, Charlie
Duke, Walt Cunningham
and Edgar Mitchell, will
share their stories from
underneath a 363-foot
long Saturn V rocket dur-
ing a public ceremony at
the Apollo/Saturn V cen-
ter.
"Forty years ago, land-
ing on the moon was
noted as one of


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 7-10-2009


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
This Saturn V rocket is just like the one that launched from Kennedy Space Center
almost 40 years ago. On July 20 NASA will be celebrating the anniversary of Ameri-
ca's first landing on the moon with many different activities at the KSC.


mankind's greatest
achievements," said
Andrea Farmer, public
relations manager for
Kennedy Space Center
Visitor's Complex. "It
changed the way we
looked at our world and
ourselves. Now, we have
an opportunity to look
back at that great
achievement and look
forward to returning to
the moon. NASA is going
back to the moon with
the Constellation Pro-
gram to continue explor-
ing and learning how to
live on the moon."
Visit the new Apollo
Treasures Gallery, a per-


manent exhibit opening
for the first time at 12:15
p.m. July 16, which fea-
tures a rare collection of
space suits and other
gear used by Apollo
moonwalkers to explore
the lunar surface. See
Apollo 14 Commander
Alan Shepherd's space
suit and the Apollo 14
"Kitty Hawk" Command
Module, as well as a col-
lection of shoes, helmets,
gloves, tools and astro-
naut John Young's cuff
checklist with instruc-
tions on how to deploy
the American flag on the
moon.
Meet Buzz Aldrin as the


Apollo 11 astronaut signs
copies of his new book,
"Magnificent Desolation:
The Long Journey Home
from the Moon," at the
main visitor complex
from 3-4:30 p.m.
And finally, guests can
attend one of the day's
more unusual, yet tasty,
events with the unveiling
of one of the world's
largest Moon Pies at 2
p.m. This super-sized
take on the traditional
treat is 40 inches in
diameter, 6 inches tall
and weighs a staggering
55 pounds! It took six

See APOLLO, B2


Out & about


FRIDAY, JULY 10

John Parrot: will perform
hard rock, blues and country.
8 p.m. Moonstruck Wine
Company, 836 E. New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. Call (321)
951-4555.
Spacefish: will perform
dance-able classic rock. 9 p.m.
Siggy's All-American Bar, 1153
Malabar Road, Palm Bay. Call
(321)952-0104.
*Friday Fest: In Historic
Downtown Melbourne. "A
Tribute to Reggae" features
the reggae and R&B sounds of
the Dub City Tribe five-piece
band. More than 60 art, craft,
business and food vendors,
face-painting, chair massages
and a rock climbing wall, 6-10
p.m. along East New Haven
Avenue from the railroad
tracks to Waverly Place.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

Wear your wings: 10


a.m., Barnes and Noble, 1955
New Haven Ave., West Mel-
bourne. Dress up as fairy.
(321)726-8817.
Ballroom and Latin
dancing: for singles and cou-
ples of all levels. Melbourne
Ballroom, 830 North Wick-
ham Road, Melbourne. (321)
255-1537. Cost is $10 per
person.

SUNDAY, JULY 12

Benefit poker run: to
start at 10 a.m., Duffers
Sports Bar, 3122 W. New
Haven Ave., Melbourne to
benefit the Brevard Sharing
Center. Bring non-perishable
food items, Entry is $10 per
rider, $5 per rider. Call (321)
480-6277 to enter. Last stop
and party at Cheers 2 U Bar,
2086 Sarno Road, Melbourne
with food, live music, 50/50
drawing, raffles, prizes, horse-
shoes, bag toss. Call (321)
254-9411.


Dixieland Jazz Band: at
the Space Coast Jazz Society
concert. 2 p.m. at Cocoa
Beach Country Club, 5000
Tom Warriner Blvd., Cocoa
Beach. Tickets available at the
door. Call (321) 453-4191.

TUESDAY, JULY 14

Teen poetry: 7 p.m.,
Barnes and Noble, 1955 New
Haven Ave., West Melbourne.
(321)726-8817.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15

Swingtime Jazz concert:
by the Melbourne Municipal
Band. 6:30 p.m. at the Mel-
bourne Auditorium, 625 E.
Hibiscus Ave. Additional con-
cert, 6:30 p.m. on Thursday,
July 16. Swing-N-Sync Dance
Team will perform during
intermission on Wednesday
and at 6:15 p.m. prior to the
concert Thursday. Admission
is free, but tickets are


required. Call (321) 724-0555
or visit www.mmband.org.

THURSDAY, JULY 16

Alice in Wonderland:
performed on stage. 7 p.m. at
Riviera United Church of
Christ, 451 Riviera Drive, Palm
Bay. Tickets at the door. Sug-
gested donation is $8 for
adults and $5 for children and
students. Additional perform-
ances July 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 at
7 p.m. and July 19 and 26 at 2
p.m. (321) 723-3963.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Flute circle: 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday, July 25,
Enchanted Forest Sanctuary,
444 Columbia Blvd., Titusville.
Native American style, wood-
en flute music. Bring a flute
and join. (321) 264-5185.
Summer soiree: hosted
See OUT, B3


Aries-March 21-April 19
You represent the highest aspi-
rations in human life. The uni-
verse chose you to begin the
human parade and journey.
You give us strength,
endurance, sure-footedness,
wisdom, spirit, great heart,
generosity, and direction.
Wow! You have the supreme
blessing of spirit and you give it
right back. Are we all blessed
or what?

Taurus-April 20-May 20
"Keep on the sunny side," as
Mother Maybelle Carter used
to say. Make a plan and work
your plan. Life always presents
challenges. How you react
makes all the difference. Make
the best of it. This way, you
have no regrets. Your life is well
lived. Keep a lighter touch and
continue to move on and up to
your higher dreams.

Gemini-May21-June21
Life is filled with opportunities
and challenges. The starting
point is to live within your
means and make the best of
what you have right now. Then,
locate areas that need to be
improved and work on these.
Move things forward a little
each day until you see change
happening. Then go all out and
see splendid results.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
Your mind, heart and spirit are
working in harmony now. Now
is a good time to move your
best ideas forward. It is your
time at the helm of the zodiac.
Listen to your deeper urges,
make decisions and take
action. Just wait until it feels
right. Then go all out, keep your
spirit up and winning is
assured.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Leos are high spirited. The lion
roars where others fear to
tread. This unparalleled spirit
and great courage moves you
toward success in all adven-
tures. You may strike out occa-
sionally but you never give up.
The term "lion hearted" is true.
It keeps your wit honed to a
razor's edge. There is no stop-
ping you now.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept.22
Think before you act. Your kind
nature is a wonderful gift, but it
will also drag you down and
burn you out, unless you take
care of your own physical,
mental, emotional and spiritu-
al needs as well. Think twice
before you jump into things.
Get a second opinion. Is this
what I really want? Your heart
knows. Are you listening?

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Libra-Sept. 23-Oct.22
You were born to be a healer,
counselor and teacher, living a
serene, compassionate life.
Yours is a rich, full life. Your high
position and authority comes
from your high heart and uni-
versal vision. You are always
thinking of new ways to serve
and help others. Balance, hope
and happiness is what your life
is all about

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When you know what you real-
ly want, the doors will open.
Take care of details. Your won-
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You are more centered, which
is the true nature of a positive
Sagittarian. You are happier.
You are much more open.
When you are happy, you make
others happy. Now you are at
your best.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Compassion, along with a
strong sense of humor, best
describes your attitude toward
life. You have high ideals. You
make friends with everyone
you meet You expect the best
in yourself and others. You are
so much fun to be around. Your
light makes everyone want to
do their best. How divinely we
all are blessed.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb.18
You have a deep sense of direc-
tion and destiny. Your visions
are strong and keep coming.
More are on the way. The pur-
pose you feel in your spirit that
keeps you focused and moving
forward says everything. Keep
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Apollo
From page B1
pounds of chocolate and
14 pounds of marshmal-
lows to construct this tow-
ering tribute to sweets.
Guests will be treated to
the NASA Up Close tour
featuring icons of the
moon program as they are
used today for the space
shuttle program, such as
the Vehicle Assembly
Building and launch pads.
Tour the Saturn V center
for a look at the 363-foot
long Saturn V moon rocket
that took astronauts on
this historic journey and
view the 3D IMAX film
"Magnificent Desolation:
Walking on the Moon.,"


your tools and then using them
to forge and create all good
things.

Pisces-Feb. 19-March20
You always demonstrate a
great sense of responsibility.
Yours is the truest and deepest
heart, along with the greatest
conscience. All this majestic
heart and spirit will not work
well unless you set your own
limits and needs, as well. How
long has it been since you did
something fun for yourself? Are
you overdue?

Star visions
I have recently created a water-
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Also, if you want an astrology
chart contact me in the same
way.
Have a starry week, everyone.
James Tucker


which takes audiences to
the lunar surface to walk
alongside the 12 astro-
nauts who have been
there.
Visitors to the U.S.
Astronaut Hall of Fame
can experience the human
story behind space travel
with the largest collection
of astronaut artifacts,
including memorabilia
from the Apollo era.
Admission to the celebra-
tion is included with a
Kennedy Space Center Visi-
tor Complex regular
admission of $38 plus tax
for adults and $28 plus tax
for children ages 3-11. For
more information, call
(321) 449-4444 or visit
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5 p.m. BCC Melbourne
campus, 3865 N. Wick-
ham Road. (321) 433-
5570.
THURSDAY, JULY 16
Junior bird watching:
Ages 8 years and older.
9:30 a.m. Enchanted For-
est Sanctuary, 444 Colum-
bia Blvd., Titusville.
(321)264-5185.
Dementia caregivers
support: 1-3 p.m. Joe's
Club Central, 4676 North
Wickham Road., Mel-
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Interfaith Coalition
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hereby given that the
undersigned intends to
sell the personal property
described below under
the Florida Self Storage
Facility Act. Florida
Statute Section(s)
83.80183.908. The
undersigned will sell at
public sale by competitive
bidding starting at 2:00
pm Saturday, J uly 25th,
2009 at Apollo Storage
575 N. Apollo Blvd.
Melbourne 32935. The
units consist of
household items. Jeffrey
Eurgatis Unit C9, John
Hunter Unit CC59 All pur-
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10:00 am at 7300 Dolina
Ct. Melbourne, FL. The
following. Name:
Jessica Carroll Unit #371
Baby bed, cradle, baby
clothes, misc boxes.
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of settlement. Should it
be impossible to dispose
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seceding sale days
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AB- DOER, Extreme, like
new, exercise machine,
$50, 321-254-6025
ALBUMS, 33 RPM, 4,
The Jacksons, $5 each,
used, Epic/ Motown
1973-79, 321-768-9671
AMPLIFIER, BASS, Pea-
vy, 15" speaker, rarely
used, great shape, $125,
321-914-7386 SoBrev
BEACH CHAIRS, high
back, like new, $5 each,
321-777-4194 SoBrev
BIKES- Cardio bike $75
or best offer, Shogun 12
speed street bike. $50
321-432-9048
BLOWER, Poulan, also
vacuums, 200 mph, like
new, oil & gas mix, $65,
321-724-0253
CHAIR, COMPUTER,
blue, armless, adjustable,
almost new, $45,
321-433-8145 SoBrev


CHAIR, Rocking solid
teak, very nice, intricate
carving on top, $60 obo,
321-777- 0295 SoBrev
CHAIRS, 4, for dining
area, oak caster with
arms, swivel and rock,
$15 each, 321-951-9092
CHROME PEGS, Harley
axle nut caps, also H.D
memorabilia, $75obo,
321-952-8933
COFFEE TRAY, 5 piece,
sliver plated, $50, 100-
SK- DMC, floss pattern,
$50, 321-956-6800
COMPUTER, 17" moni-
tor, E-Machine, new
parts, fully restored, $85,
321-373-6510 SoBrev
COMPUTER, HP, w/ 17"
monitor, runs great,
$125, Sanyo Stereo sys-
tem, $75, 321-960-3511
COUCH, VINTAGE and
2 chairs, $150, 2 lighted
display cabinets $40,
321-752-0856 SoBrev
CRIB WALNUT spindle
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Never used. $100
321-984-3375


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DART BOARD, electric,
great cond, works per-
fectly 4 matching sets of
darts, $75, 321-327-2658
DINING TABLE with leaf
& 6 chairs. Oblong size.
Good cond $200
321-777-0229
DRESSER dark pine
with mirrored hutch $200
321-255-3261see photo
online at www.hometown
newsol.com ad # 133529
DRILL PRESS tool cart,
anvil, vice, grinding
wheel, buffing wheel,
$200 all, 321-757-9283
DRYER, MAYTAG, large
capacity, white excellent
condition, $60 firm, cash
only, 321-751-2421
DRYER, WHIRLPOOL,
commercial grade, white,
4 cycle, 9 speed, super
cap, $150, 321-422-4282
EDGER, Black & Decker,
Grass Hog 14", electric,
VGC, $30, 321-724-9348

EMERGENCY Genera-
tor, 3kw, 3gal, 10hr, 6hp,
11hr, 1/2 load w/ wheel
kit, $200, 321-984-7528


ENCYCLOPEDIA Brit-
tonica, 1970 edition, ex-
cellent condition, $30
obo, 321-298-9570
ENTERTAINMENT cen-
ter, 27" TV, 3 piece sec-
tion, 2 large speakers,
$150 all, 321-242-5927
ENTERTAINMENT Cen-
ter, Thomasville, fits 27"
TV, $100, 27" TV, $100
321-724-6840 SoBrev
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Malibu Pilates, new,
$125, 321-676-5847
FILING CABINET 4
drawer, $50 firm.
Computer monitor $25.
321-474-4281
GUITAR, Conqueror,
Hummingbird, Dread-
nought, case, $140,
321-984-8774 SoBrev
HELMET motorcycle
DOT Scorpion EXO full
face. Small gr/bl. Like
new $50 321-557-3074
HOT TUB free for 3 Been
sitting for years. Not sure
if it works. You haul it
away 301-467-6532


KITCHEN NOOK table, 2
chairs, cream wicker, in
great shape, $50,
321-752-0946
LOADING RAMPS, for
motorcycle, professional,
for pick up's, barley used,
$60, 321-722-1265
MAGAZINES, CAT
fancy, 2 years worth, $1
all, 321-259-2853
PATIO TABLE, tinted
glass, 60'x 30', metal
frame, good condition,
$50 obo, 321-368-1111
PET VAC- brand new,
never used. Excellent
bargain! Asking $30.
321-837-0393
POSTER, MOVIE theatre
Original Lady in the
Dark', #44/17, good cond,
$199, 321-726-8714
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POWER TOOLS, all
craftsman, for wood
working, 10" table saw,
$95, 321-768-1554
PRINTER HP 1000
Photo Smart. $50.
321-242-4597 (Suntree)
SOLAR Array Control
System, for pools, Helios
HM4000, w/ roof sensors,
$99, 321-727-3778
STEAMER, SCUNCI,
hand held, only used
twice, like new, $35,
321-777-2995 SoBrev
SUPPORT POSTS, Hur-
ricane, for garage, hard-
ware included, $175,
321-984-8173 SoBrev


SURFBOARDS, 2, 8'
long, good condition,
$1l00 each, 321-676-0079
TABLE, for patio, 10'
white PVC, 3 sections,
$50, 321-635-6005

TELEVISION, 25", Sa-
nyo, with remote, $40,
wood dresser/ table, $35,
321-271-7311 SoBrev
TELEVISION, 27", with
remote, cabinet included,
$150, 321-267-6187
TELEVISION, SONY,
Picture in a picture, big
32", works & looks per-
fect, $100, 321-768-1714


TIRES, 4 each on rims,
excellent, 175/70R13, low
miles, off Civic, $100,
321-676-3322 SoBrev
TIRES, 4, Bridgestone,
P235/175 R15, less than
1000 miles, on Chevy
rims $190, 321-536-4928
TROLLING MOTOR,
model 65, 28 lbs thrust,
runs strong, older, $35,
321-956-8709 SoBrev
TWIN BED with mattress
& box spring, good
condition, $50/obo
321-327-2807
VANITY TOP, cultured
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school band. Exc. cond.
$700/obo 321-952-3839
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BOSTON TERRIER
puppies. Adorable Ready
now!! Potty trained. All
shots. $400
321-652-8125

DUCKS, 3, 7 weeks old,
need to be fed daily, shel-
tered at night, $15 ea.
321-264-8717 SoBrev

KITTENS, 2, 9 wks old,
to good homes only, litter
box trained, very sweet,
$10 each, 321-259-0895

KITTENS- 10 weeks old.
M & F. Rainbow cuties.
$10 each. 931-306-7939


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ORMOND Riverfront
Tomoka Estates, 4-br/2
new baths 2-cg, block
home, Concrete seawall,
new kitchen, Lg Fl rm,
$349,900. Priced for fast
sale. 386-547-4783


I.H.B. blocks to beach,
steps to comm pool, 1stry
twnhm 2/2/1, LR, DR, FR
& FL rm, walk to shops &
river. Grt place to live.
$157,500. 321-243-3451
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REDUCED
MERRITT ISL New Lux-
ury townhomes, 3/2.5/lcg
2000sf wood floors, pool,
fireplace, whirlpool tubs.
Lease / lease purchase,
rates vary 321-543-7677
S. SATELLITE BEACH -
1blk to bch, story twnhm
3/2.5/1, open floor plan
looks out onto 25' lanai
w/mexican tile & tropical
courtyard w/pond. Enjoy
sunrises! No assoc fees.
$177,500. 321-243-3451
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**In House Financing**
MELBOURNE: New Hor-
ton Homes, Singles and
Doubles in Village Glen
an Adult Park From
$33,995 Call for move in
specials like $99 Lot
Rental at 321-806-1240
COCOA: 3br/2ba,1440sf.
double wide, split plan,
good cond. miles from
Sams near 1-95 & 520 in
nice park. $8,000/obo.
Must sell! 321-591-1417

LAKE FRONT
NEW HOME
3 Br / 2 Ba over
1200sqft. Large 10 x 26
covered porch over-
looking the water
$89,900
Sun Homes at
King's Lake
369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
www.kingslake.net
Save upto $4,000 OFF


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standing w/side feeder, 2
paper drawers, Kyocera
Mita KM2030, Exc cond.
$500. Call 321-751-1003



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LABRADOR PUPS:
Adorable & athletic
AKC/ACA, white/yellow,
& black. Parents on
premises, health cert,
400/obo 772-473-3193
see photos online at
www. HometownNewsOL.
com ad # 7304
MALTESE 1-M 1-F shots
health cert, 8 mths old.
White some tan. $350 &
$450. 772-664-9444
772-633-1495
SHIH-TZU PUPPIES 2
adorable male puppies
available for adoption.
$400 each. Call
321-698-1215



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N. MELBOURNE/Palm
Shores 55+ '90 Park
Model lbr/lba, C/H/A
8x10 steel shed & deck.
10 mins to ocean.
Reduced to $12,000
321-557-3074.

ON BEAUTIFUL
KING'S LAKE
You've Seen the rest
Now See The BEST
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath
Morning Room/
Covered Porch, Double
carport / Storage Shed
ONLY $99,900
Save up to $4000 on
IstYR SITE RENT
Exp 7/31/2009
Sun Homes
At King's Lake
369 Kingslake Drive
DeBary, FL 32713
www.kingslake.net
(888) 895-8625

PALM HARBOR 3br/2ba
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FORECLOSED HOME 1st Yr. Site Rent Offer fo. Satngus aL on$9pe
Auction Florida Statewide DAYTONA PARK ES- from. Starting at $399 per
Auction starts July 11, TATES $95 down $95/ Ex 7/31/09 month. 800-622-2832
700+ Homes Must Be mo. Build now or future. You've Seen The Rest
Sold! REDC/ Free Bro- Streets in, electric in. Now See The BEST SPECIAL
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NC MOUNTAINS MELBOURNE Village $79,900
m =I 2.5NACRE HOMESITE. Glen 55+ pool, larger lot. ACT NOW!
Spectacular view. 14'x60' 2-br split plan with This price expires
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Place your classified ad accessible. Paved road. porch, carport, shed. 7/31/09
in the Hometown News! Secluded. Bryson City. $9,500. 321-720-6664 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath
Do not be fooled we are $39,950. With Covered Porch
your local community Owner financing. Call MELBOURNE: Only
newspaper We are not Owner 1-800-810-1590 $2995 3/2 12'x60' All Over looking the
a shopper! www.wildcatknob.com New: CHA, vinyl siding, Fountains on
skirting & concrete drive- King's Lake
TEXAS LAND -0- Down! way in Village Glen an Sun Home Sales
20 Acre Ranches, Near Adult Park. Call
ME URNE le f El Paso. Beautiful Moun- 321-806-1240 369 Kingslake Drive
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MELBOURNE Bch Near
192 bridge. Quiet non
smoking Ig rm. Wireless
lots of privacy. $475/mo
321-951-9805 or cell
205-936-2315


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MELBOURNE- Room &
bath, kitchen, sitting
room. Pool use. Includes
util. No drugs /smoking.
$120/wk 772-538-8166
PALM BAY: Wheelchair
accessible, pool, W/D,
clean, quiet. $500/mo
includes utilities.
321-750-9298
Call Classified
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CAPE CANAVERAL: 1
month free! 1/1 blocks
from beach New hard
wood floors & pool.
$575/mo 321-626-5732
MELBOURNE Studio
kitchenette small bath
onsite laundry &
manager. Walk to river or
down town Starting at
$350/mo + utilities
321-733-7025

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ANTIQUES: China Cabi-
net hutch late 1800's
$300obo, dressers $75
ea. side table $40. All
walnut 321-953-3218
El CAMINO 1978 LT1
with headers, Qudra Jet,
700R4 Trans. PS, PB,
A/C. Real nice, Real fast!
$15,900 772-473-2413 IR
see photos online www.
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MILITARY JEEPS
1953-54, 1956 & 1966
Parade ready. 772-
597-2999 772-631-5188



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CHRYSLER Conquest
TSI 1987 138K. Every
thing works. Cold A/C.
Meticulous maintenance
Original owner. $2500/
obo 321-768-9702 see
photo online at www.
Hom etownNewsOL.comrn
ad # 36814


DONATE A car today to
help children and their
families suffering from
Cancer. Free Towing,
Tax Deductible. Child-
ren's cancer Fund of
America, Inc. 1-800-469-
8593
GMC ENVOY XL SLT
2003 white, exc. cond.,
moonroof, leather + many
extras. owner, 132k mls,
$7995. 321-759-6265
NISSAN SENTRA 1998
GXE 85K miles. Cold
A/C. Original owner.
Good condition.
$2400/obo 321-951-3500


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MELBOURNE/EauGallie
area efficiency apt, small
furnished,clean, quiet, no
pets. $425/mo. Drug free
env. Call 321-254-4229

MELBOURNE: 2br/1ba
freshly painted, CHA,
$600/mo water & cable
optional. Close to every-
thing. 321-543-2990
MELBOURNE: Clean &
Ready move in. Close to
Holmes Regional.
lbr $500, 2br $600 407-
929-0284,321-704-7188

MELBOURNE: Newly
remodeled, 2/1.5, basic
cable & W/D incl. Close
to Wuesthoff, $645/mo +
Sec 321-259-5898 See
photos ad #44228
www.HometownNewsOL.
com
PALM BAY Country
Gardens 3/2 w/balcony,
all appl, $700/mo (cable
& water incl) no or pets
321-729-9995

PALM BAY NE Country
Gardens, 2/2 W/D, all
appl's, screen room, pool,
cable/tv/water & garbage,
no smoking, $500deposit.
$675/mo. 321-409-9186
PALM BAY NE 2/2 Up-
graded 1100sf. Lots of
closet space! All appl's +
W/D. Near Babcock &
Palm Bay Rd. $700/mo.
+ Sec 503-757-7031
PALM BAY: Brand New
Malabar Cove Apts.
Move in Specials! 2, 3 &
4 Bedrooms Avail. EHO
321-327-8520







TIRES & RIMS (4) for
Chevy Trail Blazer '07
235/75/16. Brand New!
$400/all. Also Step Bar
$50. 321-724-9970



AAAA ** Donation Do-
nate your car, Boat or
Real Estate, IRS Tax
deductible. Free Pick up/
Tow any model/ Condi-
tion, Help Under Privi-
leged Children Outreach
Center 800-610-3911
DONATE A CAR- Help
Children Fighting Diabe-
tes. Fast, Free Towing.
Call 7 days/week. Non
-runners ok. Tax Deducti-
ble. Call Juvenile Diabe-
tes Research Founda-
tion. 1-800-578-0408


CHILD TRAILER- Trek
Go Bug. Pulls behind
adult bike. Blue/gray. 1
year old. Used twice.
$300. 321-773-6219
Call Classified
866-894-0442






YORKSHIRE PUPPIES
Local breeder. Ready to
go home. All shots to
date. AKC Dr. Hank
Bongers, health records.
Darling little devils.
reasonable 321-536-4666
see photo online at www.
Hometown NewsOL.com
ad # 7326



Cashmere Academy of
Pet Grooming- 25%OFF
Student groomed cuts.
All cuts supervised by
certified master
instructor. 321-984-5166


PORT ORANGE WILL
FINANCE Doublewide, 2
br. $12,900, singlewide
2Br, needs work $5000
cash, No banks needed.
386-566-7239

MELBOURNE MHs





(Adult Park Homes fr Sale
from $2,000 to $180,000
ase lot rents from $367/mo
FREE cable Also, Empty lots
vail for doublewldes or singles
1st month FREE"'


(Adult Park) Park Homes
from $2000 to $10,000
Lot rents $300/mo RV
Sites w/full hookups $15/day
Monthly/Seasonal RV Storage
Sites, $100/mo No hookups
Park Mgr.
407-283-5277
TITUSVILLE 2/2 45+
River Forest. '05 Double
wide. Indian River View,
end lot, Upgrades galor.
low lot rent. Insurance
paid through August.
$72,500 712-299-3252




COLORADO RANCH:
BANK FORECLOSURE!
40 Acres, $29,900 War-
ranty Deed. Enjoy 300
Days of Sunshine. Rocky
Mountain Views, Utilities.
Excellent Financing.
Call Today!
1-866-696-5263 x5286
www.ColoradoLandBarga
ins.com

COSTA RICA. Ocean,
river, mountain views.
1-1/4 acre estate lots. Af-
fordable paradise.
Starting 75K. Excellent
Terms, Financing Availa-
ble. Mature development
-pre-development pricing
available. www.JoyaPa-
cifica .com 800-993-096
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SEBASTIAN- Spacious
3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
water, sewer & more in-
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
See Photos Online www.
HometownNewsClassifie
ds.com Ad# 44586

TITUSVILLE: Nice Quiet
Large 2bdrm/2bath apt.
1000sf, central A/C, Near
SR50 & 1-95 $650/mo.
Call 321-383-0296

VERO BEACH 55+ Villa
Mar Furnished 2-br/2-ba.
1st floor. Florida room,
Annual lease. Comm
pool & clbhse. $700/mo
+ security 772-569-2354

VERO BEACH- 55+
Vista Harbor. 1-br/1.5-ba.
Gorgeous view Will
furnish. No pets $550/mo
3 month minimum.
772-633-1417


AFFORDABLE
VERO BEACH: Call for
specials! 1 br from $475,
2br from $600 incl
water/sewer, Tile, New
appl. Near Beach, Park &
Restaurant 772-563-0013


DONATE YOUR Car,
Truck or Boat to Heritage
For The Blind Free 3 Day
Vacation, Tax Deductible,
Free Towing, All Paper-
work Taken Care Of.
866-905-3801
DONATE YOUR Car.
Free Towing. "Cars for
Kids". Any Condition. Tax
Deductible Outreach
Center. 800-597-9411
WANTED 1985 & Newer
Used Motorcycles & se-
lect watercraft, ATV &
snowmobiles. FREE
PICK-UP! No hassle
cash price. 800-963-9216
www.SellUsYourBike.co
m Mon-Fri 9am-7pm
Affordable & Effective
Hometown News
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BUSINESS OPPORTU-
NITY in the Christian
Market. Concessions
available for only ONE
person per city Keep
100% of the revenue. Go
to www.
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COSTA RICA BEACH
HOMES UNDER $100K.
Jaco Bch + Playa Azul.
Financing available. Call
Kathy Hile 321-288-0926
email: khile@cfl.rr.com
FLORIDA LAKE Bar-
gain! 3+ AC just $49,900
(was $89,900) Nicely
wooded, private lake ac-
cess. Ready to build.
Owner will finance. Only
one- save big. Call now
866-352-2249
GEORGIA QUIET,
COUNTRY LIVING.
3acre to 6acre lots. No
traffic/red lights. Only 20
mins. to the large city of
Dublin. Owner financing
$110/mo. For pictures:
678-644-0547
GEORGIA RIVER
FRONT PROPERTY -
5-1/2 acres in Tattnall
County, between Collins
and Lyons on Hwy 292,
good roads, approximate-
ly 200ft frontage on beau-
tiful unsoiled Ohoppee
river, only $55,000 with
10% down and owner fi-
nancing 912-427-7062 or
Cell # 912-269-9349
GEORGIA Very Beauti-
ful high and dry lots
cleared and grassed with
beautiful trees in country
setting, located between
Claxton and Lyons on
Hwy 292 $18,000 per
tract with $1000 down
and owner financing or
discount for cash.
912-427-7062 or Cell#
912-269-9349

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GEORGIA: UPSON Co.,
155 AC $3,250/ac. Great
timber/land investment
tract, excellent hunting,
gently rolling, near Flint
River. 478-987-9700
St. Regis Paper Co.
LAND SALE 10 acres
Steinhatchee, FL Starting
at $49,000, $995 down,
$399/ mo! Great Hunting,
Fishing. Near Gulf and
River. Call 352-542 -7835
or cell 352-356 -1099


VIERA: 1br/lba ground
floor, The Greens at
Viera East W/D Unfurn
$650/mo Furn $700/mo
Call Nancy @ Curri Prop-
erties 321-537-0549



COCOA Near BCC 4BR
/3BA, master suite w/
private entrance, $900mo
Move in. Jack, Realty
USA 1-800-559-4321
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 appl's. Garage is
converted to Ig. 4th Bdrm
w/Half bath & walk in
closed. $950, avail. Sept
1st. Call: 321-676-5854
PALM BAY SW- Nice
area, 2br home, 1 car
garage. Large fenced
yard, shed. Pets OK.
$740/mo 321-917-5223
PALM BAY: Malabar
Country Club area Lg 3/2,
Great Rm, Dining Rm
New Carpet & Paint
$900/mo 321-720-1787
ROCKLEDGE
4BR/2BA,Carport, all tile,
new paint. Huge yard,
$825/mo 1st & last $500
security 805-208-1391


HONDA GOLDWING 02
Less than 16K miles
Garage kept. Many
accessories. Mint cond.
$12,500 386-931-6179
KAWASAKI VULCAN
750 '03, 6K mls,full faring
loaded+xtras, hard bags,
Mustang seat, mint cond.
$4,295. 321-728-1739
See Photo Online www.
HometownNewsClassifie
ds.com
WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
1970-1980 Z1-900, KZ90
0, KZ1000, 5S1-250, S2-
250, S2-350, S3- 400,
H1-500, H2-750, Cash
Paid, Free Nationwide
Pick Up 800-772 -1142 or
310-721-0726.
Call Classified
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OWN A COMPUTER?
Put it to Work! Up to
$1500-$7500/mo. PT/FT.
www.MyDreamsAtHome.
com 321-446-2226

CALL NOW
PALM BAY Restaurant:
Great location, 2000sqft,
All equipment included.
$80,000 321-626-6631



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GARAGE SALE?
Place your ad in
Hometown News
866-894-0442


MACON GEORGIA
2,3& 4BR HOMES.
Near 1-75. Move-In-
Ready! Remodeled. New
Carpet/Paint, Cabinets.
Safe Communities,Low
taxes.Starting @ $54,900
Owner Financing -
Low Down No Credit
Check. 706-364-4200
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.wildcatknob.com

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.wildcatknob.com

NC MOUNTAINS
CLOSEOUT SALE!
Cabin Shell,2+ acres with
great view, very private,
big trees, waterfalls &
large public lake nearby,
$99,500. Bank financing.
1-866-789-8535
NE HAMPSHIRE SPEC-
TACULAR 108-acre NH
Lakefront Estate & Horse
Farm. The Most Amazing
Property Available Any-
where! $5,000,000. See
website w/ pictures: www.
ViewWebPage.com/4PY
S or Email: BenDBen-
son@ gmail.com
NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Cool Summers/ Mild
Winters. NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell, w/
loft & basement, includes
acreage $99,900.
ALSO, Mountain &
waterfront homesites
$39,000-$99,000. Local
Financing Available!!
828-247-9966 (Code41)


COCOA 3br/2ba/2 car
garage, year like brand
new! Central location,
$875/mo. 321-412-2469
SE PALM BAY: Clean
Quiet, 3/2/1, Large
fenced yard. Pets ok.
Close to BCC. Broad
Realty 321-258-5916
SEBASTIAN Barefoot
Bay Like new 2/2,
carport. All new ceramic
tile, scrn rm $675/mo
772-664-3940/ 473-1392
W. MELBOURNE POOL
Home 3br/2ba, family rm,
fireplace, fenced, screen-
ed porches, NO pets.
$950/mo. includes pool
maint. Kris 321-593-2701





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MERRITT ISL New Lux-
ury townhomes, 3/2.5/1cg
2000sf wood floors, pool,
fireplace, whirlpool tubs.
Lease / lease purchase,
rates vary 321-543-7677
PALM BAY NE 2br/1.5ba
2stry, private courtyard,
incls water, cable, W/D,
newer a/c, carpet, range.
$695/mo. 321-951-8876


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
SE PALM BAY: 2/1
fenced yard, pets ok
$600/mo $650/sec Call
Susan 321-403-5332


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