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Vol. 5, No. 51 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNews0L.com Friday, July 17, 2009


HOW WEIRD

SSEAN MCCARTHY



S spend any time surfing
theWeb 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:
Man doesn't pay for 'Only
God can judge me' tattoo.
God might not be the only
one passing judgment on a
man who skipped out on
paying $200 for a religious
tattoo at a parlor.
From www.msnbc.com:
Cops: Man went naked to
dental appointment. Man
was late for appointment;
he ran when the reception-
ist screamed.

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Pretty plants often are 'invasive'


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
They might be showy and beau-
tiful, but many plants in Brevard
County and other parts of Florida
are non-native, invasive species
that do more harm than good.
Jean Wood, a master gardener
with the Brevard County Exten-
sion Office in Palm Bay, present-
ed many examples of invasive
plants, as well as ways of dealing
with them, July 7 at the Lagoon
House.
Among other problems, inva-
sive plants "disturb the ecosystem
and pull up water from the Flori-
da aquifer, taking water away


from wildlife and native plants,"
Mrs. Wood said.
Some invasive plants, such as
the old world climbing fern, can
wrap around a tree, block out
sunlight and strangle the tree to
death, she said.
Spread by seed dispersal,
through their root systems and
other means, invasive plants can
be very costly to remove. For
example, the cost to Florida tax-
payers in the 2004-05 fiscal year
totaled $34 billion, Mrs. Wood
said.
"Obviously, they have not con-
trolled all of them," she said.
Two invasive plants that crowd
out native plants and are found


extensively through- r'C
out Brevard County
are the Brazilian
pepper tree and the
Australian pine. Oi
Some tall Aus-
tralian pines stand
on the northeast
corner of Babcock
Street and Mal-
abar Road in
Palm Bay and
pepper trees, which
contain bright red berries, can be
seen along many parts of Inter-
state 95, Mrs. Wood said.
The Brazilian pepper tree is
thought to have been introduced
into Florida in the 1840s as a cul-


Junior recruit


Zane Mancuso, 4, of West Melbourne
the Satellite Beach Fire Department.


prepares for


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
his career of choice with help from firefighter Josh Martin of


tivat-
ed ornamental plant,
says the University of Florida Web
site, http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.


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County

reports

issues to


residents

By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
Brevard County officials
recently added a link called
"concerns!/compliments" to
their Web site, www.bre-
vardcounty.us.
It provides examples of
recent concerns and com-
pliments from residents, as
well as clarifications and
answers from county offi-
cials.
For example, a recent
concern of a resident
involved the use of a coun-
ty-owned vehicle by a coun-
ty employee who was with
three children and was
renting videos in Titusville.
"The citizen was con-
cerned about the possible
waste of public resources
and tax dollars, and provid-
ed a vehicle tag number,"
officials said on the Web
site.
They explained that the
employee worked for Coun-
try Acres, a county-run chil-
dren's home that serves
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Brevard County offers a new generation of library


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By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
What is the public library worth to you?
Well, you no longer have to wonder. Bre-
vard County Libraries, which operates 18
facilities in the county, has a feature on its
Web site, www.brev.org, which allows
patrons to calculate what the library is
worth by adding up the cost to purchase
what you can check out for free.
Features such as these are what bring
the local library into the 21st century.
Gone are the card catalogues of yesteryear,
replaced by a bank of computers and an
Internet Web site that allows patrons to
place book holds from the comfort of their
home PCs.
But don't fear if you don't have a home
PC, you can use the one at the library.
Melbourne Public Library, located at 540
E. Fee Ave., offers a mind-boggling array of
services to the 30,000 to 35,000 customers
who walk through the doors every month,
said Jeri Prieth, director.
"A lot of people have cut their cable and
Internet access (in this economy)," said
Mrs. Prieth, adding that many people use
the library's free services to supplement
their entertainment needs.
Library cards are free to Brevard County
residents who can provide proof of resi-
dency.
There are special cards for juveniles,
with which a parent or legal guardian must
sign the application and are responsible
for monitoring the items checked out on
the youngster's card and any fines or fees


associated with its use.
Children can also sign up for aWeb card,
required for those who wish to have Inter-
net access at the library.
Non-resident cards are available for $15.
But you don't have to have a library card
to use the organization's computers. Sim-
ply stop by any location and sign in for
quick Internet or computer access.
Melbourne Public Library has a collec-
tion of approximately 108,000 items, run-
ning the gamut from books, magazines
and newspapers to audio books, music
CDs, DVDs and Blu Ray Discs.
Ms. Prieth, who said each library has its
own purchasing budget, tries to use the
money to its best advantage.
"Each director formulates what (she)
needs and gets to choose what (she) needs
for (her) own collection," she said. "We get all
spectrums of people, and we try to buy
(resources geared) towards them all."
So, what exactly can the Melbourne Public
Library provide? Check it out (pun intended):
freeWi-Fi access for laptop computers
and PDAs
free computer and Internet access
newspapers, periodicals and magazines
*VHS, DVD and Blu Ray Discs
music CDs and audio books
a children's and young adult's section
computers just for children
quiet study rooms
free meeting rooms for nonprofit
organizations
reference material and resources


See LIBRARY, A8


Staff photo by Jennifer Nessmith
Mike Coleman, a Melbourne Library volunteer since
March, straightens books. Brevard County libraries rely
heavily on volunteers. In May, 72 volunteers donated just
less than 1,100 hours at Melbourne Library.











Governor's school teaches students space science curriculum


18 students
accepted into
exclusive
program
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Florida Institute of Tech-
nology will take learning to
new heights for 18 lucky
Florida high school seniors
this summer.
Florida Tech physics and


space sciences faculty mem-
bers Sam Durrance, astro-
naut and Ph.D. in astro-
geology, and Niescja Turner,
assistant professor and
Ph.D. in astrophysical plan-
etary and atmospheric sci-
ences, will lead a two-week
residential summer acade-
my for gifted students. Mr.
Durrance was a payload
specialist with shuttle mis-
sions STS-35 and STS-67, on
which he assisted in the
installation of the astro-
observatory, an instrument
he helped design.


The school, started by the
Florida Legislature last year,
is called the Governor's
School for Space Science
and Technology, and will
take place primarily at
Kennedy Space Center.
This summer camp is a
pilot program for the school,
which is to eventually be a
two-year residential high
school for juniors and sen-
iors.
Mr. Durrance and Ms.
Turner will teach an inquiry-
based space science cur-
riculum and will direct the
students in a research proj-
ect involving flying a spe-
cialized camera onboard an
F-104 Starfighter jet.


Students will prepare the
camera, watch the flight and
analyze the data. They will
also learn from scientists
and engineers at KSC labo-
ratories who are focused on
current lunar exploration
research.
"We're introducing them
to real space science explo-
ration and real people work-
ing in the field," Mr. Dur-
rance said.
"And the program is not
entirely project-based," Ms.
Turner said. "We'll be teach-
ing them the physics behind
the experiments at a col-
lege-level curriculum."
The students will also
have an opportunity to use


Florida Tech's Ortega Tele-
scope, which is the largest
research telescope in Flori-
da.
Participants will use the
telescope to look at a star
with a planet in orbit.
The program is free to
participating students, and
is funded entirely through
the Department of Educa-
tion.
Two students from Bre-
vard were accepted into the
program.
Ms. Turner said the pro-
gram is designed to cater to
bright, young minds.
"A big part of the school is
to serve the needs of gifted
students," she said. "If you


don't challenge these stu-
dents, you'll never find out
their potential."
Florida Tech will award 10
scholarships to graduating
delegates of the Governor's
School for a minimum guar-
antee of $15,000 per aca-
demic year up to full tuition
for attendance at the univer-
sity.
The Governor's School
took place mainly at KSC
from July 5-17. The session
begins with an astronaut
training experience and will
conclude with an awards
ceremony including all par-
ticipants and their families.
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www.news.aol.com: Turtle
invasion shuts JFK runway.
A runway at New York's John
E Kennedy International
Airport was shut down on
July 8, after at least 78
turtles invaded the tarmac.
Ground crews eventually
rounded up the wayward
reptiles, which had crawled
from a nearby bay, and
deposited them back in the
water farther from airport.
But that wasn't enough to
stop the turtle incursion
from disrupting JFK's flight
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dents are asked various
questions, such as the name
of the county agency that
served them and how and
when they were served.
Residents also can rate
county employees' courte-
ous attitude, responsiveness
and helpfulness, tell how
long they waited for service
and make comments and
suggestions. Filling in con-
tact information will ensure
that residents receive a
response by county staff.
Interim county manager
Stockton Whitten came up
with the idea for the cus-
tomer-service links as a way
of sharing information with
residents, said Kimberly
Prosser, director of Space
Coast Government Televi-
sion and communications.
Not all survey response
are posted on the Web site.
Some residents might only
check off boxes while rating
county staff and services
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Running Zone launches annual race series


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
When most customers stop
by Running Zone in Mel-
bourne to buy their favorite
pair of running shoes, they get
a little something extra with
their purchase: the challenge
to actually lace up those shoes
and hit the streets.
Running Zone, a one-stop-
shop for all things running-
related, hosts an annual five-
to six-run race series aimed at
those interested in improving
their physical fitness.
Health First Health Plans
has secured a three-year title
sponsorship of the series,
which began with the Fire-
cracker 5K July 4 at Mel-
bourne's Liberty Bell Museum
on Hickory Street.
Denise Piercy, who co-owns
Running Zone with her hus-
band, Don, said Running
Zone Foundation, a nonprofit
organization, was created to
"promote and encourage
health and fitness in the com-
munity through running, jog-
ging, walking and related edu-
cational programs and
publications."
"Our goal is to get people in
Brevard moving through exer-
cise," Mrs. Piercy said.
Mrs. Piercy said each year,
the organization targets a spe-
cific group, such as children,
in order to encourage partici-
pation in physical fitness
activities.
"Our goals in getting every-
one moving were first aimed
at children because childhood
obesity is such a problem,"
she said.
Running Zone provides
training programs and awards
for school participation. Dur-
ing the store's last two-mile
race, more than 300 children
younger than 13 participated.
Last year, Running Zone
implemented the Corporate
Cup Challenge to motivate
employees to tune their fit-
ness while flying corporate
colors.
"(Many companies such as)
Health First Health Plans and
Harris Corp. subsidize part of
the registration fees," Mrs.
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increase in fitness not only
reduces health care costs and
sick days, but also increases
employee performance and
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Running Zone helps all
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Corporate teams must
include five people and must
have at least one member of
the opposite sex.
Individual race participants
are also welcome.
The next race in the 2009-10
series, which began with the
Firecracker 5K, is the "I Run
for Pizza Football Kickoff 5K,
scheduled at 7:30 a.m. Satur-
day, Aug. 15, at The Avenue,
Viera.
For more information on
upcoming races, or to register,
call Denise Piercy at (321) 751-
8890 or visit www.running-
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Running Zone Race Series
events for 2009-10 season
Running Zone, in conjunction with Health First
Health Plans, will host a series of races, the first of
which was their Firecracker 5K July 4:
* I Run for Pizza Football
Kickoff 5K: 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, The
Avenue, Viera. Support your favorite football team
on race day, with a tailgate party after the race
catered by Pizza Gallery & Grill. Proceeds benefit
the Running Zone Foundation.
* Ghostly Gecko 5K:
6:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 24, Eau Gallie Civic
Center. Includes Best Halloween Costume Contest
and Halloween goodie bags to all finishers. Pro-
ceeds benefit city of Melbourne Leisure Services.
* Jingle Bell Run 2-Miler:
5:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 19, Satellite Beach
Library. Santa hats to the first 500 entrants and jin-
gle bells for everyone's shoes. Proceeds benefit
Satellite Beach Parks & Recreation Department.
* Brevard Zoo's Cheetah Chase 3K:
7:30 a.m. Saturday, March 6, 2010. See the zoo's
new cheetah exhibit and check out the animals
during the run/walk. Proceeds benefit Brevard
Zoo.
* Run for the Gecko Hawaiian Luau 5K:
7:30 a.m. Saturday, May 8, 2010. Includes
Hawaiian luau and festive leis for all finishers. Pro-
ceeds benefit TNT, the Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society.
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By Samantha Joseph
Joseph@hometownnewsol.com
MARTIN COUNTY It's


always the quiet ones, the
saying goes, that hold the
most surprises. And the
seemingly sleepy towns in


the south of Martin County
seem to prove that point.
Just south of the faster-
paced Stuart center, are
Palm City, Port Salerno and
Hobe Sound, three small
communities brimming
with pleasant surprises for
adventurous travelers.
Saddle up in Palm City for
a day of horse riding, racing
and polo at area stables that
offer riding lessons, sight-
seeing tours on horseback,
pony rides for children and
classes to show visitors how
to befriend, train and care
for the animals.
Sunlight Stable Club
offers picnic lunches, polo
games and instruction,
while Greenridge Stables
caters to novice and experi-
enced riders at rates begin-
ning at $25 per hour. Call
them at (772) 781-5429 and
(772) 288-7234 respectively,
to arrange rides around
area parks and preserves.
"There's a whole world of
horses here in their back-
yards, but people aren't


aware of it," said Rozeta
Mahboubi, executive direc-
tor of the Martin County
Convention and Visitors
Bureau.
A few miles south, in Port
Salerno, lies one of the
Treasure Coast's biggest
fishing destinations. Its
seafood festival draws
thousands in January, while
its manatee pockets are
popular spots for observing
wildlife.
The area's charm includes
a unique service.
"You can go fishing and
bring what you catch to
most of the local restau-
rants, and they'll cook it for
you," Ms. Mahboubi said.
Just call ahead to check area
restaurants.
In Hobe Sound, the little-
known 78-acre Peck Lake
Park, off Gomez Avenue
and north of Crossrip
Street, features habitats,
trails and educational
kiosks with information on
the area's history and
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ter.com.
Set aside a day to take in
Florida's second largest
state park, a sprawling
11,500-acre property.
Jonathan Dickinson State
Park features more than 8
miles of rivers, boat tours,
camping sites, fishing
areas, hiking trails, an
abundance of outdoor
activities and rich tales of a
"wildman," Trapper Nelson,
who inhabited the area and
lived a rustic life, wrestling
alligators and "living off the
land." Find out more by
calling (772) 546-2771.
Get your adrenaline
pumping with racing les-
sons or watch a meet at the
South Florida Karting Asso-
ciation. Get their schedule
at www.southfloridakart-
ing.corn.
Head for a swim or lazy
stroll along the 300-foot
Hobe Sound Public Beach,
which offers ample parking,
showers, lifeguards and
covered picnic tables.
Stop by the Blowing
Rocks Preserve for a rare
view of natural geysers
formed from coral rocks
that spew water, creating
natural fountains. The
Nature Conservancy, (561)
744-6668, runs the site.
Call the Martin County
Convention and Visitors
Bureau at (772) 288-5451.
They have brochures and
hotel information, and staff
can readily rattle off a list of
other things to do in the
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Police report


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

Ronda Leblanc, 43, of
1350 Westover St., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 4
with possession of cocaine
and possession of cannabis.
Brian Javan Weaver, 19,
of 2630 Forest Run Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
July 4 with on-site violation
of probation, causing an
accident involving damage
to a person/property, driv-
ing under the influence and
two counts of causing prop-
erty damage while driving
under the influence.
Edgard Roberto de Cuba,
41, of 1416 Stanley Lane,
Melbourne, was charged
July 5 with driving under the
influence, causing property
damage while driving under
the influence, causing an
accident to a vehicle/prop-
erty while driving under the
influence and driving while
license suspended.
Darrius Antonio John-
son, 26, of 617 Ryoland St.,
Melbourne, was charged
July 5 with aggravated bat-
tery, battery and disorderly


Matthew Mahoney

U.S. Air Force Airman
Matthew J. Mahoney gradu-
ated from basic military
training at Lackland Air
Force Base in San Antonio.
Airman Mahoney is the
son of Brian and Renae
Mahoney of Melbourne and
a 2007 graduate of Eau Gal-
lie High School.

Kevin Delvaille

U.S. Army Pvt. Kevin B.
Delvaille has graduated from


conduct.
Lee S. Nelson, 20, of 518
Walker St., Melbourne, was
charged July 6 with burglary
and two counts of posses-
sion of burglary tools.
Sahar Rabiee, 25, of 750
Caroline St., No. 305, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 6
with grand theft.
Matthew Thomas
Comella, 27, address
unknown, West Melbourne,
was charged July 7 with
armed robbery with a dead-
ly weapon.
Shaun Michael Oldham,
28, of 2166 King Richard
Road, Melbourne, was
charged July 7 with felony
driving under the influence
and refusal to take a breath
test.
Patricia Anne Petty, 27,
of 2317 N. Cocoa Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 8
with carjacking.
Christina R. Smith, 19, of
1900 Post Road, No. 267,
Melbourne, was charged
July 8 with burglary, grand
theft and contributing to the
delinquency of a minor.
Clarissa St. Juste, 25, of
1780 Steele St., Unit C, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 8
with selling cocaine, posses-
sion of cocaine and posses-
sion of cocaine with intent
to sell.
Wade Wallace McLaugh-
lin, 51, of 418 Earl Ave., Mel-


MILITARY NEWS

basic infantry training at Fort
Benning in Columbus, Ga.
Pvt. Delvaille is the son of
Kathleen Delvaille and
brother of James Frederick,
both of Palm Bay. He is a 2006
graduate of Eau Gallie High
School in Melbourne.

Zackery Nuvy

U.S. Air Force Airman Zack-
ery R. Nuvy graduated from
basic military training at
Lackland Air Force Base in
San Antonio.
Airman Nuvy is the son of


bourne, was charged July 9
with burglary-assault and
battery.
Joshua P. Wedeles, 23, of
2755 Cozmel Drive, No.
1210, Melbourne, was
charged July 9 with grand
theft.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Linda L. Stavola, 51, of
2933 Riverview Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 5
with aggravated assault-
domestic violence.
Linda Kay Henson, 51, of
1471 Florida Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 6
with possession of cocaine
and possession of drug
paraphernalia.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Gabriel Rivas Jr., 22, of
2255 Orbit Court, No. 187,
West Melbourne, was
charged July 6 with lewd or
lascivious battery.

Rockledge
Police Department

David Lee Gibson, 24, of
739 Ballard Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 3


Daniel Nuvy of Melbourne
and grandson of Robert Nuvy
of Satellite Beach. He gradu-
ated in 2005 from Eau Gallie
High School in Melbourne.

Sean Johnson

U.S. Air Force Airman Sean
D. Johnson graduated from
basic military training at
Lackland Air Force Base, in
San Antonio.
Airman Johnson is the son
of Patricia Johnson of Mel-
bourne and a 2003 graduate
of Melbourne Senior High.


with fleeing/attempting to
elude a police officer, reck-
less driving and on-site vio-
lation of probation.
Courtney Noel Smith, 18,
of 2526 Locksley Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 4
with possession of a con-
trolled substance, trespass-
ing, two counts of petty theft
and three counts of burgla-
ry.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

Anthony Christopher
Louzon, 18, of 541 Fee Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
July 7 with armed robbery
with a firearm.
Kerry L. McKinney, 42, of
2760 Oklahoma St., West
Melbourne, was charged
July 7 with scheming to
defraud and obtain property
and criminal use of personal
identification.
T.J. Murphy, 28, of 824
Juanita Circle, Melbourne,
was charged July 7 with sell-
ing cocaine, possession of
cocaine and possession of
cocaine with intent to sell.
Giovanni S. Perrone, 53,
of 2573 Kingdon Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged July 7
with battery on a law
enforcement officer and
aggravated assault-domes-
tic violence.


Invasive
From page Al
Pepper trees can be
very difficult to remove.
After cutting one down,
Mrs. Wood recommends
people "paint" herbicide
onto the tree's stump
within five minutes after
making the cut.
Other invasive plants in
Florida include Japanese
honeysuckle, trumpet
vine, rosemary pea,
mimosa and water
hyacinth.
Mrs. Wood suggests


Luther Leon Stokes, 23,
of 797 Cedar Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 7
with robbery.
Kenneth John Emil Bas-
tendorff, 19, of 2160 Ohio
St., Melbourne, was charged
July 8 with soliciting/con-
spiring, violation of proba-
tion, burglary and grand
theft.
Nathaniel Durant, 18, of
2859 Temple Terrace, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 8
with selling a controlled
substance, possession of
cocaine, possession of
cannabis, three counts of
possession of a controlled
substance and three counts
of possession of a controlled
substance with intent to sell.
Donald L. Gray, 22, of
1781 Steele St., Melbourne,
was charged July 8 with
principal first-degree/aid-
ing and abetting to the com-
mission of a crime, selling


people learn how to iden-
tify invasive plants by vis-
iting the Web site,
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu, or
their county extension
service office.
Brevard County has
three extension offices:
North office: 700 Park
Ave., Titusville. (321) 264-
5289
Main office: 3695 Lake
Drive, Cocoa. (321) 633-
1702
South office: 1455
Treeland Blvd., Palm Bay.
(321) 952-4536
Mrs. Wood's presenta-
tion at the Lagoon House


cocaine, possession of
cocaine and possession of
cocaine with intent to sell.
Scott Allen Torrence, 40,
of 1378 Sunwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
July 8 with felony failure to
appear.
Talmas C. Wanamaker,
45, address unknown, Mel-
bourne, was charged July 8
with selling cocaine.
Spencer Wilson Wofford,
37, of 3375 Harbor City
Blvd., Unit 4B, Melbourne,
was charged July 8 with fail-
ure to report change as a
sexual offender and as a
habitual traffic offender
driving on a suspended
license.
Daniel Lee Rush, 22, of
2451 Stratford Point Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
July 9 with felony failure to
appear, violation of proba-
tion and two counts of fail-
ure to appear-traffic.


was part of the weekly
brown-bag lunch series
hosted by the nonprofit
Marine Resources Coun-
cil of East Florida. People
attending the series can
bring their lunch and lis-
ten to free presentations
on ecology, aquatic life,
natural history and other
topics.
The presentations at
the Lagoon House, 3275
Dixie Highway N.E., take
place at noon on Tues-
days.
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(321) 725-7775 or visit
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Political pendulum

Has it all come to this: Do we either choose our country
to be run by a Democratic administration, which means
not as safe from our enemies overseas, but we prosper eco-
nomically, and have as close to as possible no unemploy-
ment and financial security?
Or, a Republican administration which means a strong
military to keep us safe from our enemies, but we as a
result have higher unemployment, not as good economic
times, and the feeling of a forever recession?

Where is the flag?

Gee, it's hard to be humble when the media proves you
right in every way.
When Jackson's death was announced, every media
source went wild. Florida Today and The Orlando Sentinel
had story after story with pictures on nearly every page. I
made a bet that when the paper came out on the Fourth of
July there would be little coverage and no pictures of an
American flag until you get well into the first section.
Last year it was a used car add on page eight of the Flori-
da Today that showed half of a flag. This year it was on the
last page of the first section and not even in red, white and
blue. The Sentinel failed to put one flag in the entire first
section.
Have we come this far, where the passing of an entertain-
er is greater than paying homage to the drafters of our Con-
stitution and recognizing the hundreds of speakers attend-
ing tea parties, expressing their thanks for forming this
great nation?

Freedom is not free

Every one needs to know what it cost for our freedom.
The immigrants and children need to know that this coun-
try's freedom did not come freely. There was a heavy price
to pay before, it is forgotten by all, and should be a require-
ment for citizenship. Beside the reading, writing and arith-
metic in school, they need classes on the history of the
wars it took and how many lives have been lost for the free-
dom we have. The only ones that know what price it took
are the families of loved ones that are not here any more
and those who now and have been involved in the wars.
This freedom that was fought for now is being thrown in
our face from all walks of life. The true freedom came from
our ancestors on the ships and boats from Europe where
they appreciated and fought for the freedom of this coun-
try. Now it's being a safe haven for those who do not appre-
ciate what it took to get where we are today. Not to speak of
those who want to destroy what is known as one of the best
place in this world. Those who want to destroy this country
will never find freedom like this. They may only find terror-
ism. God bless America.

No tax increases

This is in regard to the cap and trade bill. Why is it 1,000
pages long? Who is the hypocrite here? If Congress is so big
on the environment, why is it 1,000 pages long and nobody
is reading it? How many trees are they cutting down to
make all that paper? How hypocritical is that? It's just to tax
more people. America needs to call all its senators and tell
them to vote "no" on this. No matter who is more than the
other, Democrats or Republicans, there's got to be some-
body that can do something about this because whoever
votes for this is going to take us to a dead-end. People who
support Democrats, Nancy Pelosi is behind most of this.
She is driving this. She's been there all along, even with the
Bush administration. So watch out for her. If she wasn't in
office, I think a lot of this would stop. We need to stop this
bill because everyone is going to go broke and drive into a
dead-end. We are going to end up living under a highway.

Educate your vote

I am glad to see that people are waking up and smelling
the flowers and not drinking the Kool-Aid and continuing
to follow the path that the country went for eight years and
now we have someone that's taken over and has gone the
total opposite way. It's important that everybody get
involved and call their congressman and senators. I think




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everyone in this county will be truly awakened as I have
called quite a few on different issues and as to date, one
person had the courtesy to call me back. Several of these
people were re-elected or elected by the partisans in coun-
ty, but are not aware of their issues. I think it's important
before you pull the lever and push the vote that you know
what your voting for and research this. Go on a web site,
read what people have to say, get involved in your commu-
nity. Don't just sit back and continue listening to what your
representatives are telling you. It's very important to know
who your representatives are. Investigate. Call them. I think
you will be pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised to see that
they may never return your call. Please remember that you
are paying their salaries and they are responsive to you and
they need to respond to you. You need to know that and not
continue to vote on partisan issues and continue to vote for
a party that you voted for 50 years when you really don't
know what the true issues are that you are voting for as you
can tell by the country in the state it's in right now.

Unemployment thoughts

I just saw on television at Disney World, 1,000 immi-
grants getting sworn for their U.S. citizenship. What skills
do these people have, each individual, that makes this
country need them so bad, in this market, that we need to
bring in 1,000 more people to be unemployed. I haven't had
gainful employment in two years and I'm an American citi-
zen. Where are these people going to work? I just don't
understand. Maybe it's just about time for us to reevaluate
our immigration policies and close the borders for a while
until we can get on our own feet. Until we can get on our
own feet we should stop bailing out other people. This is
not the land of milk and honey anymore. This is the land of
tragedy. How many thousands of Americans on the street
are homeless and we're shipping more in? It just seems
crazy to me.

Fireworks suggestion

Thank you for the awesome fireworks over at the Mel-
bourne causeway. My only complaint is that maybe next
year there should be patriotic music or any music for that
matter. Great job, anyways. Next year music, would make it
even better.

A delightful musical

Has anyone yet raved about the recent musical, "Zoosi-
cal" at the Schecter Center in Satellite Beach? I would like
to commend the young lady who was in charge of the musi-
cal. I think she did a wonderful job with those youngsters in
such a short space of time, but I would like to compliment
that entire organization that was responsible for that. I
enjoyed it tremendously. Thank you.

Exotic pet woes

I find it hard to believe that people are allowed to own
dangerous animals, like pythons, here in Florida. When
they grow too big to handle they are released to kill our
pets. Not to mention, our native wildlife. This is tolerated
while our law enforcers spend their efforts chasing cats
who are left to fend for themselves by their irresponsible
owners and persecuting people who try to help them. What
I find hard to believe is that the citizens of Florida allow this
to happen.

Don't get rid Democrats

I'd like to respond to the person who wrote "get rid of
Democrats," You said that Democrats have put this country
in bankruptcy. Where have you been for the last eight years
when your wonderful Republican (president) brought this
country to a mess raising gasoline prices, people losing
their jobs, losing their homes and losing thousands of dol-
lars in the stock market? Republicans put this country into
bankruptcy by telling mortgage companies and banks to
give mortgages to people without verifying their income. I
could go on and on. You have the nerve to say President
Obama should be impeached. President Bush ruined this
country. President Obama is not in a year. How do you
expect him to fix what a Republican messed up in eight
years? Mr. Obama came into all this mess. Do you think he
is God? Only God would be able to clean the Republican
mess in six months. They took eight years and ruined this
country. Get your act together and leave the most intelli-
gent president ever elected alone, next to President Clin-
ton. Did you see the Obama inauguration? It was history,


and the best ever performed. Leave our wonderful, hand-
some, intelligent, gifted and Harvard-trained President
alone. Get your act together. You are a joke and the laugh-
ingstock of America for what you wrote.

Daily Bread ideas

I am tired of reading all of the editorials condemning the city
of Melbourne for not allowing Daily Bread to expand. I'll be
honest, something previous letter writers haven't been, and say
that I do not and would not want Daily Bread in my neighbor-
hood in Suntree/Viera. So, who am I to say that the residents
who live around Daily Bread should have to live with all the
activity in their neighborhood? I have spoken with John Farrel,
the director of Daily Bread, and gave him my vision of what
Daily Bread really needs to do. My vision is that the organiza-
tion should find several acres in the county, away from any res-
idential neighborhoods and they should build a campus con-
sisting of all that the soup kitchen has to offer now, but also a
men's and women's dormitory. This doesn't even have to be in
the city of Melbourne, since the homeless and hunger issues
are countywide. There is plenty of undeveloped land through-
out the county. Maybe it could be built by the new health
department and VA Clinic. Many of Daily Bread's clients use
those facilities. Those who live there would be responsible for
the care and upkeep, just like the CITA Mission for men, as well
as serving meals to the less fortunate. It would also solve one of
the biggest problems, nowhere for the homeless to go when
the Daily Bread closes for the day. I never understood why vol-
unteers have to come in and serve the clients when many of
them would be quite capable of serving each other. Those that
live and work there would gain self-esteem and self-worth.
This may be just what is needed to set them on the path to
recovery. It has been stated that the area where the Daily Bread
is now has amenities for their clients and to move them away
from them would not be right. If the Daily Bread builds it, they
will come. The labor halls will spring up and almost all of the
clients are very familiar with the SCAT buses and routes; they
will get there. If a residential neighborhood were built close to
Daily Bread, the residents would have no complaint, as the
organization was there first. If the Daily Bread doesn't have the
funds for such a place, perhaps all of the churches and the let-
ter writers could help fund this vision. Until this dream
becomes a reality, I would like to see every church in the coun-
ty allow the homeless to sleep in their churches at night, as
church buildings are some of the most under-used buildings in
the country. This would truly be taking care of the "least of my
brothers." I am sure that there are some pastors out there con-
demning my soul to hell for such an idea, but actions speak
louder then words. If you really want to help, do so; otherwise,
keep your opinions to yourself. By the way, I do and will con-
tinue to help those down-on-their-luck with actions, not
words.

Respect our flag

I served my country for 21 proud years in the United States
Air Force and I have the highest respect for our American flag.
No one seems to realize what our flag stands for, OK maybe a
few do. But the people of the U.S. have lost what our flag is all
about. On occasion, I see an American flag being flown, but it
may be dirty and torn or is not flown properly. Where has our
American pride gone? I ask you please fly our American flag
with the utmost respect. If it's torn or faded replace it. If it's dirty
wash it. I do.

More on health care

Citizens of Canada and Great Britain have experienced a
decade or more of socialized medicine and they know first
hand what rationing means when they have to wait months
(sometimes, years) to get to see a doctor or gain entrance into a
hospital.
As the U.S. government increasingly cracks down on the
American health care industry, we are already witnessing the
crisis in obstetrical care, as most hospitals are losing money,
many are considering closing their doors and doctors are
avoiding gynecology, a worrisome glimpse into our future.

Stop sweatshops

American Apparel, a Los Angeles-based sweatshop, has been
of the wrong side of the law for decades.
Currently, the company is fighting accusations by federal
immigration authorities that it has perhaps more than 100 ille-
gal immigrants on the payroll. It will be interesting if the own-
ers are able to slither off the hook again, or whether they will be
finally brought to justice.


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Brothers embark on amazing journey
By Tammy Roberts.
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com &ifl.. aiS *Bi n .


Two devoted husbands
and fathers: check.
One 21-foot custom flats
boat: check.
Hundreds of nationwide
supporters: check.
A 48-day, 6,200-mile voy-
age from Tampa to Frank-
furt, Germany: well, that's
the plan.
While even the most expe-
rienced boat captain would
be hesitant to complete this
journey, Brevard County
natives Ralph, 50, and
Robert Brown, 52, are well
on their way through the
Atlantic, with a number of
goals keeping them afloat.
One is to test out (really
test out) the stability of the
"Intruder," a prototype boat
built by Ralph's boating
company, Dream Boats Inc.
Another is to set a second
world record. The duo made
it into the "Guinness Book of
World Records" in 2007 after
completing a five-day,
1,400-mile trip from North
Carolina to Bermuda aboard
the very same vessel.
But the third and most
important goal of the Brown
brothers is to garner sup-
port and funds for seven
wounded veterans' organi-
zations. At the same time,
the trip will honor three fall-
en U.S. Marines, who died
during a 1980 operation to
rescue American hostages in
Iran, which Ralph, a former
Marine, has labeled a "sui-
cide mission."
"The day after I learned of
this mission, I made a
solemn promise to myself
that those three Marines
who died that day would not
be forgotten," Ralph said.
"We're doing all of this in
their name: Sgt. John Har-
vey, Cpl. George Holmes and
Staff Sgt. Dewey Johnson."
Both graduates of Cocoa
Beach Junior-Senior High
School, the Browns are call-
ing their voyage the "I am
Second Cross the Atlantic -
Wounded Hero Voyage," and


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Cocoa Beach natives Ralph and Robert Brown left Tampa June 27 for a 48-day trip
through the Atlantic Ocean to Frankfurt, Germany aboard a 21-foot flats boat.


their primary method of
raising money is by selling
150,000 T-shirts, which sup-
port their cause, at $30 each.
Funds are also being raised
through company sponsor-
ships, such as Interstate Bat-
tery.
Robert, a Merritt Island
resident, is also donating 10
percent of the profits from
his book, "The Bermuda
Suicide Challenge," to the
cause.
"We're only just now get-
ting started," said Ralph,
who lives in Spring Hill.
"We've got a long way to go."
On June 27, the Intruder
set sail from Downtown
Tampa, making stops in
Fort Meyers, the Florida
Keys, Miami and two Bre-
vard locations on July 1:
Sebastian Inlet and Port
Canaveral.
From there, the Browns
traveled north to Jack-
sonville, South Carolina,
Virginia, New York, Boston
and Canada.
Next, the plan is to make
two stops in Greenland, one
in Iceland, London, Paris
and finally Frankfurt, Ger-
many, where their boat will
be shipped back home.


The duo has its share of
fears, but Ralph said rough
weather conditions isn't one
of them.
"Once you've been
through heavy seas in the
past, you know what to do,"
said Ralph, who literally
knows his boat inside and
out. "We took her apart and
rebuilt her from scratch fol-
lowing the last trip. We know
what she can do."
But the brothers did not go
into the trip ill-prepared,
either.
Aside from the necessary
life jackets and safety equip-
ment, they brought two
satellite phones, three elec-
tronic beacon systems, Mus-
tang Survivor Suits, Xterra
wet suits, an emergency raft,
flip poles, two GPS systems, a
tracking transponder, four
fire extinguishers, two sea
anchors and an extra 10 gal-
lons of water.
The Intruder has no cabin,
but does have a T-top and
runs with a Suzuki 115 four-
stroke engine and can carry
about 347 gallons of fuel.
The guys trade off driving
and sleeping in three-hour
shifts by lying on either the
console seat or across the


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As for food, the Browns
plan to eat a lot of fresh fish.
They brought along a 12-volt
grill and 12-volt Crock Pot, as
well as soup, granola bars
and canned fruit.
Both happily married,
Robert has two teenagers
and Ralph has three.
"Most teens are embar-
rassed of their dads no mat-
ter what," Ralph said. "You
can imagine the level of
embarrassment my kids feel
with people thinking their
father is nuts. It's off the
charts."
As for their wives, the
Browns said their support for
the trip, that most would call
"extreme," varies from day to
day.
"Define the word 'sup-
port,'" Ralph joked. "Before
we left, one day they'd be
calling us crazy, the next
they'd be helping us pack.
But overall, they understand
why we're doing this. It's just
another chapter in our lives."
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many locations throughout
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position changes to help
labor. Most classes are held
in the evening and classes
taught in Spanish are offered.
Cost is $50.
Call (321) 252-4573 to regis-
ter or visit www.flori-
daoutreach.com.


Health First awards
scholarships
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tion recently awarded health-
care scholarships to 16 Bre-
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York Memorial Scholarships,
and Health First Foundation
Scholarships.
This year's scholarship
winners are:
Crystal Jozwicki of Mel-
bourne Central Catholic High
School
Dana Rocha of Merritt
Island High School
Tiffany Chan of Cocoa
Beach High School
Christopher Le of Cocoa
Beach High School
Trevor Owens of Cocoa
High School
Lindsay Miller of Palm
Bay High School
Lynsey Adamson, Kristen
Kennedy, Amanda Scarcella,
Ashley Vickery, and Erica
Werner from Brevard Com-
munity College Nursing Pro-
gram
For information, call (321)
868-2720.

Over 30 basketball
league

Brevard County Parks and
Recreation is hosting a
Thursday night Over 30 bas-
ketball league at the Viera
Regional Community Center
at 2300 Judge Fran Jamieson
Way, in the Viera Regional
Park Complex. Sign up is
$300 per team for 10 games
and a tournament. The
league will begin on Thurs-
day, July 16 with games
played at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
and 8:30 p.m. Payment is due
by Friday, July 10.
For information, call
(321)433-4891.

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sponsoring, "Pet-riotic
Pets," from 10 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., Saturday, July 11. The
event will offer reduced
adoption fees, and refresh-
ments.
Free identification
microchips will be available
for all animals adopted from
this event at the south shel-
ter.
The south shelter is locat-
ed at 5100 West Eau Gallie
Blvd., Melbourne. The north
shelter is located at 2605
Flake Road, Titusville. Shel-
ter animals will also be
available for adoption at
Daisy's Place at 587 W. Eau
Gallie Blvd, Melbourne.
For information, call
(321)253-6608 or visit
www.AnimalGuardiansof-
Brevard.org.

Ladies' evening golf
league

Savannahs Golf Course,
3915 Savannahs Trail, Mer-
ritt Island is offering a
ladies' golf league to women
golfers of all abilities. Play
begins at 5 p.m., Thursday,
July 16 and continues
through September. An
introductory price of $10
including cart and tax is
being offered for the first
two Thursdays and $15 per
person thereafter.
For information, call (321)
455-1375.

Community leader
named

Sandy Sanderson, a
southern Brevard County
resident and external
affairs manager for Florida
Power & Light Company,
has recently received the
coveted Golden Eagle
Award from the Boy Scouts
of America, Central Florida
Council. Mr. Sanderson
was recognized with the
Golden Eagle based on his
commitment to volun-
teerism and dedication to
his community. Honorees
are chosen by a selection
committee of their peers,
and by former recipients of
the Golden Eagle Award.
Mr. Sanderson joined
FPL in 1981 following
careers in both Aerospace
and Aviation. During his
career at FPL he has held
positions in marketing,
energy conservation and
external affairs. He is a vet-
eran of the U.S. Marine
Corps.
Sandy serves as a director
on the boards of a wide
variety of local charitable
organizations such as the
Civilian Military Council,
Brevard Economic Devel-
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system, visitwww.brev.org.
For more information on
the services provided by Mel-
bourne Public Library, call
(321) 952-4514.


Keep Brevard Beautiful and
the Webster University
Advisory Board. Previous
leadership positions
include chairman of the
Brevard Community Col-
lege Foundation, chairman
of the Brevard Cultural
Alliance, chairman of
Junior Achievement, and
president of Tiger Bay as
well as the Rotary Club of
Cocoa.
For information, call
(305) 552-3888.

Colorectal
screening available
Parrish Medical Center,
951 N. Washington Ave.,
Titusville, offers the new
Immunochemical Fecal
Occult Blood Test screening
through its Direct Access
Testing service, which
requires no doctor's order
and costs just $20.
The Immunochemical
Fecal Occult Blood Test has
been found to be more
accurate than the tradi-
tional fecal occult tests.
The benefits of the new
iFOBT screening are that it
requires no dietary restric-
tions prior to the test, and
has been FDA approved for
a single fecal specimen col-
lected at home, instead of
up to three with the tradi-
tional fecal occult test. The
iFOBT is also more sensi-
tive to occult blood and is
more specific in what it
tests.
The American Cancer
Society reports that exclud-
ing skin cancers, colorectal,
or colon, cancer is the third
most common cancer diag-
nosed in both men and
women in the United
States. Early screening can
help prevent colorectal
cancer and help save lives.
Only 39 percent of the peo-
ple who should get colon
cancer screenings actually
get them, while colon can-
cer is one of the most pre-
ventable cancers if caught
early.
Parrish Direct Access
testing sites are located at:
Parrish Medical Center,
951 N. Washington Ave.,
Titusville, Monday-Friday,
6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (321)
268-6134
Parrish Health & Fitness
Center, 2210 Hwy 50,
Titusville, Monday-Friday,
6:30 a.m. tol2:30 p.m. (321)
268-6333, ext. 8598
Parrish Healthcare Cen-
ter at Port St. John, 5005
Port St John Pkwy., Port St.
John, Monday-Friday 7:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (321) 636-
9393
Parrish Heart & Health
Village, 603 N Washington
Ave., Titusville,
Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. (321) 268-6877
For information, visit
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(321)268-6110.

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daily, weekly and monthly
classes and programs
a genealogy library (one of
only three in Brevard County)
and, of course, thousands
and thousands of books,
including bestsellers and
large print selections
And, if, after all that, you
still don't see what you want
on the shelves, just ask.
Chances are, the library can
get it for you or transfer an
item from one of the other 17
county libraries.
The Brevard County library
card entitles users to access
and privileges at all of the
county-run libraries. Addi-
tionally, if you check the
online catalogue and the
library nearest you doesn't
have the item you want, but
another library in the system
does, you can simply have it
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CALENDAR

SATURDAY, JULY 18

Beach Clean-up:
Volunteer your time. 9-11
a.m. Barrier Island Center,
8385 A1A, Melbourne
Beach. (321) 723-3556.
Ballroom and Latin
dancing: for singles and
couples of all levels.
Melbourne Ballroom, 830
N. Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne. (321) 255-1537.
Cost is $10 per person.

MONDAY, JULY 20

Embroiderers' Guild:
meeting. 9:30 a.m. Front
Street Civic Center, 2210
Front St., Melbourne. (321)
591-0097.
Alzheimer's caregiver
training: 1-4 p.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. Cost is $10.
(321) 253-6320.
Public bus service
workshop: to accept
comments and concerns
for Space Coast Area
Transit. 2-4 p.m. at Mims-
Scottsmoor Library, 3615
Lionel Road, Mims. (321)
952- 4561.

TUESDAY, JULY 21

Medicaid planning
seminar: 10 a.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. (321) 253-
1667.
Palm Bay in the 1930s:
presentation. Noon.
Lagoon House, 3275 Dixie
Highway, Palm Bay. Bring a
bag lunch. (321) 725-7775.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22

Brevard County Fair
meeting: with the board to
discuss 2010 fair. 8:30 a.m.
Agricultural Center, 3695
Lake Drive, Cocoa. (321)
633-1702.
*Viera/Suntree Toast-
masters Club: 7 p.m. Health
First Pro Health & Fitness
Center, 8705 N. Wickham
Road, Viera. Call (321) 639-
7303.

THURSDAY, JULY 23

Alternate funding:
sources seminar. 5 p.m.
BCC Melbourne campus,
3865 N. Wickham Road.
Reservations required.
(321) 433-5570.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Hike Jordan Scrub
Sanctuary: hosted by the
Indian River Chapter of the
Florida Trail Association.
Saturday, July 25. Meet at 5
p.m. at BB&T Bank, 6000
Babcock St., Melbourne.

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Independent film fest comes to Palm Bay


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
The 15-Minutes of Fame
Festival of Shorts, featuring
independent films from
around the world, will be
presented this weekend in
Palm Bay.
It will feature 44 short
movies, which were chosen
by judges from among 120
entries. Genres include
comedy and drama, as well
as documentaries and
music videos.
The free event is sched-
uled for Saturday, July 18,
and Sunday, July 19, in the
Areca Room at the Quality
Inn, 1881 Palm Bay Road
N.E.
The films, which range in
length from two to 15 min-
utes each, will be shown
during two two-hour seg-
ments each day, starting at
2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.
There will be a 10-minute
break every 15 minutes.
The festival is sponsored
by the husband-and-wife
filmmaking team of Ray and
Migdalia Etheridge, of Palm
Bay.
Mr. Etheridge has worked
as a professional camera-
man for more than 30 years,
with experience in every-
thing from television news
to soap operas and game
shows. Mrs. Etheridge has
worked as his assistant for
about a dozen years.
While the couple has
made three independent
films in Palm Bay with local
actors, none of their films
will be included in the festi-
val.


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 7-17-2009


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Image courtesy of Ray and Migdalia Etheridge
This still image is from the movie, 'Stuck,' in which two people trapped in an elevator
are forced to learn more about each other. The movie is one of the many films that
will be shown during this weekend's 15-Minutes of Fame Festival of Shorts in Palm
Bay.


It will, however, include
movies from across the
United States and many
other countries, such as
Canada, Germany and Swe-
den, Mrs. Etheridge said.
"It's a really nice mix of
short films," many of which
have been recognized by her
and her husband in different
award categories, she said.
She and her husband said
short films are used as "busi-
ness cards" by filmmakers
and actors to help them find
work in larger projects. The
budgets for some of the
short films range from zero
dollars to $10,000.
Some of the filmmakers
whose movies will be shown
at the festival have indicated
they will attend the event.
An example of one of the


festival movies is the event's
opening four-minute film
from Hawaii called "Fernan-
do's Proposal."
A description of this
movie on the film fest Web
site, http://15minutefilm-
fest.com, says, "Fernando is
getting dumped, so he takes
desperate action to prove
that his love is forever and
save the relationship from
getting cut off."
The last movie of the festi-
val, shown on Sunday
evening, is a 14-minute film
from California called "Man,
Woman, Blackbird."
"During a blackout on a
hot a summer night, a
woman's long-suppressed
rage materializes from the
shadows as she confronts
her philandering husband


in a candlelit death-dance of
seduction, suspicion, and ...
murder," the Web site says.
While admission to the
festival is free, people who
would like to attend it must
reserve a seat in advance for
each two-hour show seg-
ment. They can reserve a
seat via the festival Web site.
The films have not been
rated and some of the
movies may contain adult
language and situations, so
viewer discretion is advised.
Mrs. Etheridge said she
and her husband would like
to make the festival an
annual event.
For more information
about the festival and show
times, visit http://15minute-
filmfest.com or call (321)
984-7789.


Out & about


FRIDAY, JULY 17
Artists' opening and reception: 6-9
p.m. LoPressionism Gallery, 1002 E. New
Haven Ave., Melbourne. Presenting "Rip
Curl": view the collages of Elizabeth St.
Hilaire Nelson and ride the waves of Jim
Hannan's resin paintings. Meet the
artists. Exhibit runs through Sept. 18. Call
(321) 722-6000.

SATURDAY, JULY 18
Sheryl Paige: performs original music
on acoustic guitar with rhythms and
grooves. 6 p.m. And All That Jazz Caf6,
1641 U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call (321) 636-3232.
Funk and soul: with a little rock
thrown in performed by Dramavill. 9 p.m.
Papa J's Hideaway, 3200 Dixie Highway,
Suite 11, Palm Bay. Call (321) 373-9003.

SUNDAY, JULY 19
Boat cruise with live music: by The
Happy Hour Band. 2-5 p.m. cruise on the
Indian River Queen boat with a southern
tea-style buffet: pork sandwiches, pasta
salad, homemade cookies, coffee, tea
service and cash bar. Departure at 90
Delannoy Ave., Cocoa. Reservations
required. Call (321) 454-7414.


MONDAY, JULY20
Grand piano performance: with
John Ryan. 6:30 p.m. Djon's Steak and
Lobster House, 522 Ocean Ave., Mel-
bourne Beach. Call (321)722-2737.

TUESDAY, JULY 21
Acoustic/Open Mike Night: hosted
by Ben Wilson. 8-11 p.m. Getaway- Mar-
tini Bar & Lounge, 7720 N. Wickham
Road, Unit 10, Melbourne. Call (321)
255-0052.

THURSDAY, JULY23
Dave Grooms: hosts acoustic jam.
Acoustic singer/songwriter plays origi-
nals as well as folk, blues, rock and
country covers. 6 p.m. And All That Jazz
Caf6, 1641 U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call (321) 636-
3232.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Ice cream social in honor of our vet-
erans at noon Saturday, July 25, at the
North Brevard Senior Center, 909 Lane
Ave., Titusville. Make your own sundae
bar, hors d'oeuvres, senior games, prizes.


Reserve by July 17. Call (321) 268-9530.
Space Coast Flute Orchestra will per-
form its annual solo and ensemble con-
cert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 26, at Sun-
tree United Methodist Church, 7400 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne. Admission is
free. For information, call (321) 223-9875
Free film festival will take place at
the Quality Inn, 1881 Palm Bay Road at
2:30 p.m. Saturday, July 18, and Sunday,
July 19. Free admission. Visit
http://15minutefilmfestcom to reserve
or call (321) 984-7789.
On Golden Pond: studio theater per-
formance on Friday, July 24, at 8 p.m.,
Saturday, July 25, at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
and Sunday, July 26, at 3 p.m. at 3865 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne. Tickets are
$29.75 per seat, plus handling fees. Call
(321) 242-2219 or visit www.kingcen-
ter.com.
Night of Improv: comedy show for
the entire family. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July
30, and Friday, July 31, at the CSA Center
at 8850 Grissom Parkway. Tickets are $10
per individual, $17 per couple, and chil-
dren younger than seven are free. A pro-
duction by Indian River City United
Methodist Church. All proceeds are ben-
efiting North Brevard Sharing Center and
other community outreach ministries.
Call (321) 698-0950 for tickets.


Aries March 21-April 19
Your life is a journey, not a
destination. You should one
day write a book about your
experiences along the way. It
could be a best seller. Your
life is a story to tell, that
many others would find
interesting. You are ready for
major moves forward.
Refuse to be stuck in the
past. Set a time limit. Let
nothing hold you back.

Taurus April 20-May 20
When you love what you do,
success is assured. Lighten
up. Don't be so hard on
yourself. Keep letting go of
the past and live one day at a
time. Today is all we have. Be
happy and be grateful for all
you have been given, and
more good will soon be
added. You are strong. Just
know and accept this. More
is on the way.

Gemini May 21-June 21
Stay focused on the present.
Refuse to let others from
your past pull you away from
this focus. The past is the
past. Release it, forgive it and
stay focused on the present
issues. This will bring you
renewed understanding,
respect, love, time and
understanding. Stay away
from negative people who
don't honor this.

Cancer June 22-July 22
Moon child, this is your time
of the month to heal and
howl. You are so kind and
forgiving. Others sometimes
don't remember to give back
to you. Make your own
needs known, too. Your awe-
some heart and dreams are
important, too, you know.
Reach out. Become involved
in a community project. You
will love it.

Leo July 23-Aug. 22
Your true nature is to accom-
plish great things. To fully
realize this, you must surren-
der your lower will, listen to
and trust your instincts. This
is what Leo is all about.
When you do this, you will
be directed toward your
great higher spirit. Your true
greatness will now come out
and you will find all the
secrets hidden in your soul.

Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22
There is important work to
be done, beginning with
yourself. The summer energy
is right to carry out your
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Calendar
From page B1
Call (321) 726-0171.
* Hike at Tosahatchee
Wildlife Management Area:
hosted by the Indian River
Chapter of the Florida Trail
Association. Sunday, July
26. Meet at 6:30 a.m. at
McDonald's inViera, 8500
Wickham Road. Call (321)


Scopes
From page B1
plans. Progress is being
made. You are now being
guided on to new adven-
tures. Focusing on your main
goal and commitment is the
starting point. You know
where your heart is. Let it
guide you on and up to victo-
ry.

Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Don't forget to keep your
life in balance. Refuse to
take on new responsibili-
ties, unless you are taking
good care of your own
needs first. This is a chal-
lenge for you because of
your great love for others.
Make time for that creative
project that fills a hole in
your heart. Now you are on
the way to greater happi-
ness.

Scorpio Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Your vision and deep cre-
ative urges are growing.
Your great heart gives you
an edge in feeling things
before they happen in the
physical reality. You are a
visionary. Just about every-
thing you touch will turn
into gold right now. You are
inspired. Your heart is open
and your visions are strong.
Move forward and excel.

Sagittarius Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Stay focused and patient
right now. You have plant-
ed the seeds. They are
beginning to sprout. Wow!
A new and better life is on
the way. Your greatest
rewards are just around the
corner. When the sight
comes forth, go all out and
bring them into a fruitful
harvest. You have earned
the victory and reward.
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Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Continue to nurture every-
one around you. You were
born to do great work.
Keep writing down your
visions as they arise from
your soul. They are the
record of the greatest truth.
Now life will continue to be
renewed and increase your
greatest dreams. Eureka!
You know the secret of life.
Yeah! You are living it.

Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Your value in life is grow-
ing. Why? Because you
make wise decisions rather
than hasty ones. You will
soon be challenged to
make even more. Stay bal-
anced. Continue to create
quality time for yourself
each day for exercise, joy
and fun. Follow your heart,
strive for balance and you
will continue to climb to
even greater heights.

Pisces Feb. 19-March 20
Others around you may not
always agree with you for
your strong convictions. If
not, maybe you aren't with
the right people who
respond to your positive
leadership. Evaluate what
you truly want in life. Love
and respect have to be
near the top as you contin-
ue to grow. Refuse to let
fear of change get in the
way of your soul's journey.

Star visions
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Friday, July 17, 2009


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Big Philly's in Melbourne


strives for authenticity


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
MELBOURNE Don't
worry if you're not familiar
with the traditional Philly
cheese steak ordering con-
vention.
At Big Philly's in Mel-
bourne, you don't have to
know what "wit," without "
or "Whiz" is to get a great
meal. All you really need,
said co-owner Karen Lewis,
is to bring an appetite for
the most authentic cheese
steak outside of Philadel-
phia.
Ms. Lewis, who grew up
in Landsdown in Upper
Darby, strives for authen-
ticity in creating her cheese
steaks, although she admits
there have been some
adjustments for the south-
ern palate.
"Seventy-five percent of
the sandwiches we sell have


Provolone on them," she
said, adding that a "real"
Philly cheese steak is made
with Cheez Whiz.
Most native Philadelphi-
ans are familiar with the
terms "wit," without and
"Whiz," commonly used in
the area to specify toppings
on the cheese steak. A
Philly cheese steak "wit,"
comes "with" onions.
"Witout" is, you guessed it,
"without" onions. And
"Whiz" is, that's right, with
Cheez Whiz. The authentic
style, complete with
Amoroso Baking Co. bread,
shipped in from Philadel-
phia, is the specialty of the
house at Big Philly's. The
restaurant's motto is
"bringing you a taste of
home."
In fact, that's pretty much
all you get at Big Philly's -
cheese steak in several
different incarnations.


Big Philly's
cook Bruce
Hodges Jr.
prepares steak
for one of several
varieties of cheese
steak. Big Philly's,
located on Enterprise
Court in Melbourne,
specializes in authentic
Philly cheese steak.


If the original is not your
style, try one of the restau-
rant's specialty cheese
steaks: mushroom Swiss,
bacon cheddar ranch, black
and blue or the "thatsa hot
cheese steak," made with
spicy seasoning, hot sauce
and jalapeno and banana
peppers. Customers could
also indulge in several vari-
eties of chicken cheese
steak, including the mush-
room Swiss.
Sides, sold separately,
include French fries and
onion rings. And if you're
just slightly hungry, try Big
Philly's all new sliders a 3-
inch mini cheese steak with
a bag of chips and a foun-
tain soda or iced tea for
$4.99.
Big Philly's is at 4454
Enterprise Court, Mel-
bourne. Free delivery is
available to area business-
es. Call (321) 253-5500.


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Melbourne
(321) 952-4514
First Sunday: 1 p.m.
Atheists, agnostics and
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Melbourne Beach
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DINING & ENTERTAINMENT



How about a peck of pickles or pickled peppers?


Hello smart shoppers,
hope you had a good
week.
If you are diabetic, so many
foods are forbidden to you,
such as one of my favorite
snacks: bread and butter
pickles.
If you make them yourself
you can use a sugar substi-
tute. Sugar substitutes work in


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all sauces, dressings, desserts,
etc. It's only in baked goods
that you must use at least half
real sugar.
You do know that sugar is a
carbohydrate. Making your
own pickles, the sugar-free
way, means no carbs.We'll
make kosher pickles and
bread and butter pickles, and
if you really want to work,


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ROMANCING
THE STOVE
with the
Grammy Guru
ARLENE BORG


then do as my late husband,
Bill, did: grow your own
cucumbers and peppers.
While we're at it, how about
a jardiniere? Love jarred hot
peppers but hate the price?
We'll make them, too!
The best thing about
making your own pickles is
you can also reduce the salt.
In my opinion, nothing
compares to a real kosher dill
pickle.
Years ago, kosher delis in
NewYork had huge wooden
barrels filled with pickles. You
would select the one you
wanted and the proprietor
would reach in with huge
tongs and retrieve it.
Today that's not considered
sanitary, but you can still get a
real kosher pickle in the
refrigerator section of the
supermarket. What really
bothers me is the price.
Did you know that one
large cucumber will fill the jar
of pickle spears? Here's a trick
to save money. Once the jar is
empty, scrub and cut a
cucumber into spears and
put it in the jar with the brine.
Cover and leave on the
counter overnight; turn jar
over (on its lid) and let sit


another day. Have a pickle, if
it's just the way you like it;
refrigerate.
For bread and butter
pickles, bring the brine to a
boil and add slices of cucum-
ber; cook as directed in
recipe.
NOTE: To prevent breaking,
always put a utensil into a
glass jar before pouring in hot
liquid.
Enjoy. See you next week.

KOSHER PICKLES
(NIB)
makes 2 quarts
8 to 10 small cucumbers,
or 2 large cucumbers, cut
into spears
2 tablespoons kosher salt
2 whole sprigs fresh dill
Crushed red pepper,
optional
2 tablespoons pickling
spices
4-6 cloves of garlic, peeled
and cut in large pieces
Cold water
2 one-quart canning jars
Wash jars in hot water.
Scrub cucumbers and pack
tightly in jars.
Add 1 whole sprig dill, 1
tablespoon salt, 1 tablespoon
pickling spices, half the garlic
and a few shakes of red
pepper to each jar, pushing
ingredients halfway down. Fill
to top with cold water, leaving
a 1/2-inch space.


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Cover tightly, turn upside
down and store in a cool
place for a couple of days. Test
a pickle for doneness. When
cured to your liking, refriger-
ate the jars.

BREAD AND BUTTER
PICKLES (NIB)
makes 4 pints (2
quarts)
4 cups sliced cucumbers
4 tablespoon kosher salt
1 small onion, coarsely
chopped
1 cup white vinegar
1 cup sugar or equivalent
sugar substitute
1 teaspoon each of celery
seed and mustard seed
3/4-teaspoon turmeric
Place cucumbers in cold
water. Add salt and ice cubes.
Soak for at least 1 hour. This
will keep them crisp. Drain.
Meanwhile, place all
remaining ingredients, except
onions, in a saucepan and
bring to a boil. Add sliced
cucumbers and onions and
cook for about 10 minutes.
Place in clean canning jars,
seal and store.

JARDINIERE (NIB)
makes 5 to 6 pints
4 cups sliced cucumbers
1 cup sliced onions
4 tablespoons kosher salt
1 red and 1 green bell
pepper, sliced into rings
1 cup white vinegar


1 cup sugar or equivalent
amount sugar substitute
1 teaspoon each of celery
seed and mustard seed
3/4-teaspoon turmeric
2 cinnamon sticks
Place cucumbers, onions
and peppers in cold water.
Add salt and ice cubes. Soak
for 1 hour. Drain.
Place remaining ingredi-
ents in a saucepan and
bring to a boil. Add vegeta-
bles and cook for 10 to 20
minutes, depending on how
crisp you want them.
Discard cinnamon sticks.
Place in clean canning
jars; seal and store.
Cauliflower flowerets,
sliced carrots and any other
vegetable you choose can
be added to the mix.

PICKLED PEPPERS
To make your own hot or
sweet jarred peppers,
simply prepare a vinegar
wash, 1/2 water, 1/2 white
vinegar. Bring to a boil in a
non-aluminum pan.
Add peppers, whole and
cook until tender-crisp.
Place peppers in jars, pour
in the vinegar wash. Liquid
must come almost to the
top. Prepare additional
wash if necessary. Cover and
store.
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* American Business
Women's Organization:
Fourth Tuesday, 6 p.m. Eau
Gallie Yacht Club, 100
Datura Drive, Indian Har-
bour Beach. (321) 693-
2077.
* American Association
of University Women:
Third Saturday. Open to
women with two-year or
four-year college degrees.
(321) 723-9355.
* Beachside Chess Club:
Wednesday, 6 p.m. Beef
O'Brady's, 724 S. Patrick
Drive, Satellite
Beach. (321) 777-0255.
* The Beach Gardeners
Club: Third Tuesdays,
October through May, 6:30
p.m. Melbourne Beach
Community Center, 509
Ocean Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 729-9563.
* Bonsai Society of Bre-
vard: Third Saturday, 2
p.m. Melbourne Public
Library, 540 Fee Ave., Mel-
bourne. (321) 255-4064.
* Brevard Democrats:
Third Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Agricultural Center, 3459
Lake Drive, Cocoa. Regis-
tration for new members
at 6:30 p.m. (321) 773-4596
or visit www.brevardde-
mocrats.org.
* Brevard Now: Fourth
Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. 192
Grill, 1212 E. Strawbridge
Ave., Melbourne. (321)
727-3636.
* Brevard Watercolor
Society: Second Saturday,
1 p.m. Satellite Beach Civic
Center, 565 Cassia Blvd.,
Satellite Beach. (321) 255-
1002 or visit www.brevard
watercolors. org.
* Camera Club of Bre-
vard: First Tuesday, 7 p.m.
David R. Schechter Com-
munity Center, 1089 S.
Patrick Drive, Satellite
Beach. (321) 723-7787 or
visit www.ccbrevard.com.
* Citizens for Constitu-
tional Property Rights:
Third Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Locations vary. (321) 453-
4729.
* Citizens for Florida's
Waterways: Fourth
Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.
Locations vary. (321) 449-
0827.
* Harbor City Harmoniz-
ers: Each Tuesday, 7:15
p.m. Trailer Haven Com-


munity Center building,
1205 Eddie Allen Road,
Melbourne. (321) 779-4802
or visit
www.harmonize.com/hcar
monizers.
* Helping Hands Crochet
Club: First Sunday, Octo-
ber through June. 1-3 p.m.
Alumni House of Florida
Institute of Technology,
2510 Country Club Road,
Melbourne. (321) 951-
7320.
* Indialantic Rotary
Club: Each Wednesday,
12:15 p.m. Eau Gallie Yacht
Club, 100 Datura Drive,
Indian Harbour Beach.
(321) 255-2000 or visit
www.indialanticrotary.org

* International Associa-
tion of Administrative
Professionals: Melbourne
Chapter, first Tuesday, 5:30
p.m. Hilton Rialto, Rialto
Place, Melbourne. (321)
639-1780.
* Italian Language Club:
Each Thursday, September
to May, 6 p.m. Community
Room, Melbourne Square
Mall, Melbourne. Begin-
ner'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.
Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne. (321) 433-3025.
* Knights of Columbus:
Bishop Verot council No.
5845, first and third Tues-
day, 7:30 p.m. Holy Name
of Jesus Catholic Church,
3050 N. Highway AIA,
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 Mon-
day, 7:30 p.m. September


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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 Mon-
day, 7 p.m. Melbourne
Beach Public Library, 324
Ocean Ave., Melbourne
Beach. (321) 724-0539.
* Lion's Club: Satellite
Beach chapter. First and
third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
Memaw's Bar-B-Que, 600
E. Eau Gallie Blvd., Indian
Harbour Beach. (321) 773-
8664.
* Melbourne Beach
Rotary Club: Each Tues-
day, 7:30 a.m. Beach Street
Eatery, 302A Ocean Ave.,
Melbourne Beach.
* Moms Club: for stay-at-
home moms. Second Fri-
day, 10 a.m. Satellite Beach
Library, Satellite Beach.
(321) 777-2616.
* National Association of
Active and Retired Federal
Employees: Chapter 609.
Fourth Thursday, 11 a.m.
Melbourne Square Mall,
New Haven Ave. (321) 242-
8525.
* Palm Bay Happy Lions:
First and third Tuesdays, 8
a.m. Dottie's Restaurant,
5275 Babcock St. N.E.,
Palm Bay. (321) 674-0587.
* Republican Women's
Network of S. Brevard:
Third Thursday, Eau Gallie
Yacht Club, 100 Datura
Drive, Indian Harbour
Beach. (321) 728-4424.
* Scots American Soci-
ety: Second Wednesday,
6:30 p.m. Front Street Civic
Center, Melbourne. For
those of Scottish heritage
or those interested in the
culture. (321) 254-9752.
* Scribblers of Brevard:
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day, 9:30 a.m. Eau Gallie
Public Library, 1521
Pineapple Ave., Mel-
bourne. (321) 255-1984.
* Seabee Veterans of
America: Third Saturday,
11 a.m. Don's Famous Hoa-
gies, 784 S. Apollo Blvd.,
Melbourne. (321) 725-
0900.
* Seaside Stitchers: First
Monday, 9 a.m. Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer,
corner of Babcock Street
and Avenue A, Melbourne.
(321)724-1421.
Square dancing club:
Second and third Saturday,
8-10 p.m. Satellite Beach
Civic Center, 565 Cassia
Blvd., Satellite Beach. Cost
is $5. (321) 777-0997.
* Singles: meet the sec-
ond, third and fourth
Thursday of each month
from 6:30-8 p.m. at the
Unitarian Universalist
Church, 2185 Meadowlane
Ave., West Melbourne.
(321) 693-9597.
* Society of Registered
Nurses Retired: Florida
Space Coast Chapter. Sec-
ond Monday, 11 a.m. The
Tide NCO Club, Patrick Air
Force Base, Satellite
Beach. (321) 449-0633.
* Space Coast African
Violet Club: First Saturday,
1:30 p.m. Melbourne
Beach Public Library, 324
Ocean Ave., Melbourne
Beach.
* Space Coast Inventors
Guild: Fourth Saturday, 2
p.m. Eau Gallie Public
Library, 1521 Pineapple
Ave., Melbourne. (321)
768-1234.
* Space Coast Parrot
Head Club: Third Friday, 7


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Local cribbage club. Mon-
days, 6 p.m. 300 S. Sykes
Creek, Merritt Island. (321)
632-2088.
* Space Coast Wine
Guild: Fourth Thursday, 7
p.m. DRS Community
Center, 1089 S. Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach.
(321) 956-1894.
* Temple Talkers: for sen-
iors meets third Wednes-
days at 11:30 a.m., at Tem-


ple Israel, 7350 Lake
Andrew Drive, Viera. Bring
a bag lunch. (321) 726-
0600.
* U.S. Air Force Security
Force Association: Space
Coast chapter meets sec-
ond Wednesdays at 11:30
a.m., at The Tides Collo-
cated Club, State Road
A1A, Patrick AFB. Call
(321) 243-8919.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN That Wickham
Road Self Storage
intends to sell the
personal property
described below to
enforce a lien imposed
on said property under
the Florida Self Storage
Act Statutes, Section
83-806. The owner will
sell at public sale on the
28th day of July 2009 at
10:00 am at 7300 Dolina
Ct. Melbourne, FL. The
following. Name:
Jessica Carroll Unit #371
Baby bed, cradle, baby
clothes, misc boxes.
Sale subject to
cancellation in the event
of settlement. Should it
be impossible to dispose
of these goods on the
day of sale, the sale will
be continued on such
seceding sale days
thereafter as may be
necessary to complete
the sale. Pubs: July 10, &
July 17, 2009




FOUNTAINHEAD
Memorial Park. Palm Bay
Cremation Garden.
Double cemetery niche's.
$3,000 772-663-1960
PALM BAY Fountain
Head Memorial Park,
Niche includes 6"x8"
bronze plate & Fidelity II
urn. $3500 607-844-3749


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MELBOURNE GARAGE
SALE Sat 7/18, 8am-?.
1844 Woodberry Circle
(in Croton Meadows,
between Parkway & Post)
Baby items, bicycle, lots
of clothes, household, &
much more.
MELBOURNE: CHRIST-
MAS in July. Lots of New
items. 10% off non christ-
mas items in store. Satur-
day, July 25th from 9-2
pm. Daily Bread Thrift
Store, 412 E New Haven
Ave, Melbourne, Fl.
321-676-2900
Classified 866-894-0442


TITUSVILLE Oaklawn
Memorial Gardens, 2 lots
in Garden of Devotion,
front area $2500/ea. Call
321-698-6360
TITUSVILLE- Oak Lawn
Cemetary. Prestigious
Garden of Devotion. 2
lots with vaults valued at
$8000; will sacrifice for
$4000/obo 863-679-5279






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DVD's, VHS, household
items, mens clothes, 32"
jeans much more.
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Saturday & Sunday
7/18 & 7/19 7am-2pm
COMMUNITY
YARDSALE
& Open House
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Park & Apts, 3670 Dixie
Hwy NE (US1)
Appliances, household,
clothes, toys & more!


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SPECIAL
TIMETO CLEAN UP?
Hold a garage sale, make
money & make someone
happy! Call
321-242-0442
to place your ad!
WEST MELBOURNE
Sat July 18
8am to ???
2773 Glasbern Circle
(Hammock Lakes off
Eber). Furniture clothing
and lots of miscellaneous
items.
Classified 866-894-0442


WANTED DIABETES
Test Strips: Any Kind/Any
Brand. Unexpired. Pay up
to $16 per Box. Shipping
Paid. Call 713-395-1106
or 1-832-620-4497 Ext.11
Visit: www.
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WANTED JUNK CARS
Running or not $150 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
Call 321-631-0111






ANTIQUES: China Cabi-
net hutch late 1800's
$300obo, dressers $75
ea. side table $40. All
walnut 321-953-3218


STOVE GE 30" electric.
stainless steel. Black
glass top. Warmer burner
Perfect cond. Like new.
$525. 321-636-8875



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AB- DOER, Extreme, like
new, exercise machine,
$50, 321-254-6025
AIR CONDITIONER, 4
ton, water to air, new
motor and fan, $200,
321-733-5994 SoBrev
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


BUSINESS PATRICIAN,
2, maroon separators,
$50 each obo,
321-604-5815 SoBrev
CAMERA, Surveillance ,
with TV and VCR, $150,
321-777-4153
CD CHANGER, 5 disk &
speakers, $40, sleigh
bed, queen size, head
board, $80 321-327-8409

CEILING FAN, basic
white, 4 blade with kit,
like new, $15,
321-772-1265 SoBrev
CHAIN SAW, Reming-
ton, 1.5 electric chain
saw, 14" bar VGC, $40,
321-724-9348 SoBrev
CHAIR, LOUNGE, Rat-
tan Chaise Lounge Chair,
thick zippered cushions,
$183 cash, 321-777-9834
COFFEE TRAY, 5 piece,
sliver plated, $50, 100-
SK- DMC, floss pattern,
$50, 321-956-6800
COOLER, MINI Fridge,
will hold 28 cans, great
for dorm room, $150,
321-777-5080 SoBrev
COUCH, VINTAGE and
2 chairs, $150, 2 lighted
display cabinets $40,
321-752-0856 SoBrev
CRIB, COSCO, portable,
folding, excellent cond,
$25, electric broom, $15,
321-773-2343 SoBrev
DART BOARD, electric,
great cond, works per-
fectly, 4 matching sets of
darts, $75, 321-327-2658
DINING SET dolphin
base Oval glass top table
with 4 chairs, $200.
321-952-4004
DINING TABLE, cherry
and 4 upholstered chairs,
used a few times, $150,
321-610-8048 SoBrev
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, John Deer or
Ryobi stick edger w/
weed wacker attachment,
$185, 321-768-1554
ENCYCLOPEDIA Brit-
tonica, 1970 edition, ex-
cellent condition, $30
obo, 321-298-9570
ENTERTAINMENT Cabi-
net, Thomasville, fits 27"
TV, $100, excellent cond,
321-724-6840 SoBrev
ENTERTAINMENT Cen-
ter, Thomasville, fits 27"
TV, $100, 27" TV, $100
321-724-6840 SoBrev
Entire Course of Books
for someone interested in
hospitality career $35.
321-259-1948 (Suntree)
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Band flex, like new, $175
obo, 321-259-6265
FREEZER, white, works
great, please leave mes-
sage, $40, 321-984-9943
GOLF- SHAG Bag, new
and 40 balls, $12,
321-205-6368 SoBrev
GUITAR, Conqueror,
Hummingbird, Dread-
nought, case, $140,
321-984-8774 SoBrev
HEADBOARD, SOLID
teak, very nice, full size,
$75 obo, 321-543-6083
JON BOAT, 12' alumi-
num, no leaks, oars, light
weight, car-top carry,
$199. 321-255-6975

KITCHEN NOOK table, 2
chairs, cream wicker, in
great shape, $50,
321-752-0946
LADDER, 24", alumi-
num, very good condition,
$80 leave message,
321-956-3156
LAWN EDGES, cement
decorations, $10 takes it
all, 321-724-0253 SoBrev
MOVIE POSTER, theatre
Original 'Lady in the
Dark', #44/17, good cond,
$199, 321-726-8714
MOWER, PUSH, runs
good, $50, 772-285-9444
PET VAC- brand new,
never used. Excellent
bargain! Asking $30.
321-837-0393


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POOL, INTEX, 18x48,
complete, ladder, filter
accessories and papers,
$175, 321-327-8115
PRINTER HP 1000
Photo Smart. $50.
321-242-4597 (Suntree)
PRINTER, FAX, Copier,
Lexmark model 4408-
K01, excellent condition,
$75, 321-984-5029
SEWING MACHINE,
$30, 321-454-2518
STEAMER, SCUNCI,
hand held, only used
twice, like new, $35,
321-777-2995 SoBrev
STUCCO FINISH: Off
white, marblelite. All 12
bags $100 321-537-0363
So. Brev.
SUPPORT POSTS, Hur-
ricane, for garage, hard-
ware included, $175,
321-984-8173 SoBrev
SURFBOARDS, 2, 8'
long, good condition,
$100 each, 321-676-0079
TABLE, for patio, 10'
white PVC, 3 sections,
$50, 321-635-6005
TABLE, VANITY, 7 draw-
ers, curved mirrored top,
flowered skirt, $50,
321-848-4110 SoBrev
TABLE, w/ drop leaf, w/ 4
folding chairs, birch
wood, excellent cond,
$75, 321-253-5638
TELEVISION, 25", Sa-
nyo, with remote, $40,
wood dresser/ table, $35,
321-271-7311 SoBrev
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
TRAIN SET Brio lots of
accessories. Excellent
condition. $100
321-773-6219
TWIN BED with mattress
& box spring, good
condition, $50/obo
321-327-2807


VANITY TOP, cultured
marble, cream, 49.5"
long, $45 obo,Washer/
dryer, $50, 321-726-9550
VIOLA, BOW and case,
excellent condition, good
for student, asking $125,
321-961-7004 SoBrev
WALL CLOCK, French
regulator wall clock &
german time clock, 1920
orig. $185, 321-752-4753

WASHER, KENMORE,
great buy, $100, good
working condition,
321-676-6335 SoBrev
WASHING Machine,
Super capacity, like new,
5 speed, 20 clothes care
cycle,$125 774-287-1574
WINDOWS, 11 aluminum
framed w/ screens, sin-
gle, all good cond, $150,
510-604-5077 SoBrev




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**HOMETOWN NEWS**
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ENTERTAIN. ARMOIRE
Solid Honey Oak for 32"
TV. 39"Wx77"Hx21.5"D.
drawers & shelving,
$250. 321-631-4998
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ENTERTAINMENT
CENTER solid oak. 6'x 6'
shelves, storage. glass
doors, lights. Exc cond.
$1,100 772-978-7817
KING TEMPUR-PEDIC
Mattress Set 2 yrs old. In
excellent condition.
Looks brand new. $1200
321-259-8331
KITCHEN CABINETS (6)
white $75. Large George
Forman grill $45, wood
antique table $80, wood
antique coffee table.
$125. Call 321-724-4626


LIFT RECLINERS 2 lazy
boy lift recliners, Light
fabric Excellent cond.
$300 each or 2 for $500.
321-259-3478



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COPY MACHINE Excel-
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GUINEA PIG, male,
black and white, almost a
year, $12, 321-676-5311
KITTENS- 10 weeks old.
M & F Rainbow cuties.
$10 each. 931-306-7939
LABRADOR PUPS:
Adorable & athletic
AKC/ACA, white/yellow,
& black. Parents on
premises, health cert,
$400/obo 772-473-3193
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al Fair Housing Law which
makes it illegal to advertise
any preference, limitations or
discrimination based on race,
sex, handicap, familial status
or national origin or any in-
tention to make such prefer-
ence, limitation or discrimina-
tion In addition, the Fair
Housing Ordinance prohibits
discrimination based on age,
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tation, gender identity or ex-
pression We will not not
knowingly accept any adver-
tising which is in violation of
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by informed that all dwellings
are available on an equal
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way in Village Glen an
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321-806-1240
N. MELBOURNE/Palm
Shores 55+ '90 Park
Model 1br/1ba, C/H/A
8x10 steel shed & deck.
10 mins to ocean.
Reduced to $12,000
321-557-3074.
PALM HARBOR 3br/2ba
HUGE, Loaded On your
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month. 800-622-2832
PORT ORANGE WILL
FINANCE Doublewide, 2
br. $12,900, singlewide
2Br, needs work $5000
cash, No banks needed.
386-566-7239
MELBOURNE MHs


Park Homes for Sale
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Base lot rents from $367 mo
FREE cable Also, Empty lots
vail for doublewides or singles
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Lot rents $300/mo RV
Sites w/full hookups $15/day
Monthly/Seasonal RV Storage
Sites, $100/mo No hook ups
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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.
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MELBOURNE Share half
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watcher's paradise. Priv.
700 sf with Ir, kit, br, sep
entrance & bath, 2 Ig
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patio on beautiful lake.
$700/mo includes ev-
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CAPE CANAVERAL: 1
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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
MELBOURNE/EauGallie
area efficiency apt, small
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env. Call 321-254-4229
MELBOURNE: 2br/1Hba
freshly painted, CHA,
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optional. Close to every-
thing. 321-543-2990
MELBOURNE: Newly
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cable & W/D incl. Close
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PALM BAY NE Country
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appl's, screen room, pool,
cable/tv/water & garbage,
no smoking, $500deposit.
$675/mo. 321-409-9186
North MERRITT ISLAND
2/2 condo Pool Near
528 recently remodeled
$750/mo 321-452-7118
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1955 PLYMOUTH Savoy
2 Door, paint and
upholstery done. Car in
good cond. $9500/obo
772-812-7960 see photo
online at www.Hometown
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El CAMINO 1978 LT1
with headers, Qudra Jet,
700R4 Trans. PS, PB,
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$15,900 772-473-2413 IR
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SUNTREE Spacious
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unfurn., incls washer/dry-
er, fridge, stove, dish-
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12 month lease, $889/mo
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Call Jeannie for pictures
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3 month minimum.
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1000sf, central A/C, Near
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Call 321-383-0296
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COCOA Near BCC 4BR
/3BA, master suite w/ priv
ent., rent to own $1895/
dwn, $895mo.Jack, Realty
USA 1-800-559-4321
MELBOURNE: Beautiful
5/2/1 with city water &
sewer. $1100/mo incl all
appliances. Call Shawn
321-508-7801
PALM BAY NE -4be./3ba
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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
ROCKLEDGE 7BR/4BA
2500sf. Remodeled,
screened in patio, fenced
yard, mother-in-law suite,
$1850/mo. 321-759-2373
SE PALM BAY: 2 yr old
3/2/2 w/carport, fenced
yard, all tile, 1840sqft
$1295/mo 25% disc on
1st mo 321-723-3480


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