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1 HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY



S pend 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.news.aol.com: Man
convicted of groping
Minnie Mouse. A 60-year-
old man is convicted of
groping Minnie Mouse at
Walt Disney World in
Florida.
John William Moyer
protests his innocence to
the judge, but he's still
slapped with 180 days
probation, court costs,
community service and a
See WEIRD, A3


Border area known for high


crime rates targeted by police
By Tony Judnich The zone is bordered on the north
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com by Crane Creek in Melbourne, to the
west by Dairy Road in Melbourne, to
The police departments of Palm Bay and Melbourne plan the south by Palm Bay Road North-
on teaming up to help reduce violent crime and drug viola- east and to the east by the Indian
tions in an area that borders the two cities. River Lagoon in Melbourne and j
A proposed interlocal, mutual-aid agreement between the Palm Bay.I
cities would allow officers from both departments to patrol "The primary source of a lot of the
and make arrests for traffic and criminal violations in the so- crime there is drug use," said Marc
called "joint enforcement zone." See CR IMF A4


Making an IMPAKT


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Samantha Brown of Melbourne is a volunteer with IMPAKT Youth Ministries. Here
she paints the exterior of the Daily Bread building on Fee Avenue.


FIT opens textiles


center Aug. 29

Center to foster understanding of
cultural, creative achievements


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
On Aug. 29, Florida Insti-
tute of Technology will open
a gallery that will be perma-
nently woven in to the fab-
ric of the university.
When the doors open,
The Ruth Funk Center for
Textile Arts will be the only
textiles center in Florida,
and possibly the southeast-
ern United States, said Carla
Funk, no relation, the cen-
ter's director.
The opening exhibit,
titled "Coat Couture: Inspi-
ration to Creation," will fea-
ture the creations of the
museum's benefactor, Ruth
E. Funk, who donated $1.25
million to the university for
the construction of the cen-
ter.
"This center highlights
textiles as the earliest tech-
nology of mankind," said


Carla Funk. "The collection
represents and reflects the
cultural diversity of the stu-
dent body on campus and
provides a cultural outlet for
students and the communi-
ty."
Ruth Funk, who originally
worked as an occupational
therapist and pursued tex-
tiles, art and sewing as hob-
bies, said her interest grew
after a trip to former
Yugoslavia.
"I was in Yugoslavia, and
was shocked that they were
selling off all of this beauti-
ful embroidery and the
young people had no inter-
est in it, no sense of inheri-
tance," Mrs. Funk said. "I
bought as much as I could
afford and bring back. I
thought, 'We just have to
save this.'"
In the interest of pursuing
her passion, Mrs. Funk
See TEXTILES, A7


Two post offices could be stamped out of county


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waters of
unused
crab
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Calendar B1 Police Report A5
Classified B6 Star Scopes BI
Crossword B3 Staycation B4
Out & About B1 Viewpoint A6


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
For the past five years, Jim
King of Palm Bay has made
frequent visits to the Inter-
change Square post office on
Malabar Road.
"It's more personal, you
know, when I mail out a pack-
age or buy my stamps," he
said. "I don't mind waiting in
line."
But by November, Mr. King
and hundreds of other cus-
tomers may have to look else-
where to meet their postal
needs as two Brevard County
post offices face potential


closure.
In addition to the Palm Bay
branch, at 1155 Malabar
Road N.E., the post office at
Patrick Air Force Base is also
on the chopping block.
The closings, which could
be upward of 700 throughout
the nation, is the next round
in tactics ensued by the Unit-
ed States Postal Service as a
way to account for an over-
whelming decline in mail vol-
ume within the past two
years.
Coupled with a turbulent
economy, factors such as e-
See STAMPED, A2


Avoid sports injuries this fall


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
If you're planning to hit
the streets, football field or
track this fall, take your
time to prevent injury, said
Dr. Bruce Thomas, a
sports medicine physician
with MIMA Sports Medi-
cine Institute.
"People do too much
too soon," Dr. Thomas
said. "They want to start at
the point where they last
did that activity, maybe
months or years ago."
This includes teen foot-
ball players, healthy adults
and senior citizens, he
said.
Dr. Thomas recom-
mends starting slow and
working your way back to
a suitable tolerance level -


See SPORTS, A4


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Kris Doan, Assistant Basket Ball Coach at Melbourne
High School, gets an examination from Dr. Bruce
Thomas.


The post office on Malabar
Road N.E. could soon
close, along with one at
Patrick Air Force Base, as
well as another 700 offices
nationwide. Palm Bay
resident Kay Sheppard is
pictured leaving her
preferred post office.




Paul Lepinskie
staff photographer


Libraries may feel

sting of proposed cuts


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
As patronage surges, the
Brevard County Library Sys-
tem may be forced to make
drastic cuts to its workforce
and collection if proposed
county budget cuts are
approved.
"This is our third year of
budget cuts at approximately
$2 million per year for our
media budget," said Cather-
ine Schweinsberg, director of
Brevard County Libraries.
"That means we won't have as
many copies of bestsellers, we
have to judiciously choose
what's going to be on the shelf
per customer needs and we
don't buy a book simply
because a patron asks for it
anymore."


Even worse, the system
may be forced to eliminate
positions through attrition,
layoffs and leaves through the
county's voluntary separation
incentive program, Ms.
Schweinsberg said.
Approximately 37 full-time
and 39 part-time positions,
and more than $5 million in
funding countywide, are in
jeopardy if proposed budget
cuts pass. This also means
libraries will have to cut hours
across the board.
"With the amount of
money we've had to cut, we're
going to add to the unem-
ployment figures," Ms.
Schweinsberg said.
Brevard County operates 17
libraries countywide with sys-


See LIBRARIES, A2


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Libraries
From page Al
temrn-wide collection of more
than 1.25 million items,
including 2,300 periodical
subscriptions, DVDs, CDs and
other media.
Attendance has been high-
er recently, Ms. Schweinsberg
said, in large part due to the
declining economy. Many
patrons have shut off their
cable and home Internet con-
nections to save money.
Ms. Schweinsberg said she's
seen library attendance surge
in the past in poor economic
climates, but these proposed
budget cuts are unprecedent-
ed.
"Historically, as the econo-
my declines, public library
usage increases because peo-


Stamped
From page Al
mail, electronic bill pay and a
decrease in advertising and
first-class mail have forced
the agency to look for alterna-
tive methods to remain afloat,
said Gary Sawtelle, USPS
spokesperson for the South-


ple don't have the discre-
tionary income they used to,"
she said. "This is a unique
time in our history here. All of
the problems have led to the
county not having the rev-
enue and we have to make
those cuts."
However, thanks to the
work of various "Friends of
the Library" organizations
and the tireless work of volun-
teers, Brevard County's
libraries have been tenuously
keeping their heads above
water.
"We look to our Friends
groups to help supplement
(the budget)," Ms. Schweins-
berg said. "They're extremely
supportive."
Last year, 660 volunteers
donated 62,800 hours, the
equivalent of 30 full-time
positions.
"That's almost two people


west and Central Florida dis-
trict.
During its 2008 fiscal year,
the postal service saw a loss in
mail volume of 9.5 billion
pieces, or 4.5 percent, from
the year prior, Mr. Sawtelle
said. By the end of this fiscal
year, the loss is projected to
be as much as 27 billion
pieces.


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The agency, which receives
no tax dollars for its opera-
tions and relies primarily on
postage for revenue, faces a
potential shortfall of $7 bil-
lion this year, Mr. Sawtelle
said.
This loss comes despite
cutbacks in staff, merged car-
rier routes and a 2-cent
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"We're in serious shape
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"This is one of the things
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cost out of our system in
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Rather than closures, the
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taking into account factors
such as service standards,
cost savings, customer
access, real estate values,
employee impact and long-
term needs of the agency.
"We're very early in the
evaluation process," Mr.
Sawtelle said. "It will be at
least 30 to 60 days before any
offices are selected as candi-
dates from the list."
Once the offices are identi-
fied, customers will be noti-
fied and will have an oppor-
tunity to address comments
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per library," Ms. Schweins-
berg said.
The library is always seek-
ing volunteers and donations,
ranging from books to DVDs
to CDs.
"If we have a need for it,
we'll put it right on the
shelves," Ms. Schweinsberg
said. "The Friends get the
remainders to sell. The pro-
ceeds from sales go right back
to the library."
Ms. Schweinsberg conclud-
ed by saying that despite chal-
lenges, the library system
would continue to do its best
to serve patrons.
"We're going to continue to
give our customers the best
possible service we can, no
matter what happens (with
our budget)."
For more information on
Brevard County Libraries, visit
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Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Matt Culver, Brevard County boating and waterways program coordinator, hands an
abandoned crab trap to volunteer Bob Day of Cocoa Beach. Volunteers helped county
employees clear waterways of old abandoned crab traps.


Volunteers remove crab traps


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
When crab fisherman
abandon or lose traps in the
Indian River Lagoon and
make no attempt to recover
or retrieve them, it makes
local environmentalists and
officials with the Florida Fish
and Wildlife Conservation
Commission a little "crabby."
That's why officials with
FWC implemented a derelict
blue crab trap cleanup pro-
gram, halting the blue crab
season from Aug. 10-19 in an
effort to locate and retrieve
abandoned traps more than
400 crab traps last weekend.
There are an estimated
15,000 traps a year placed in
Brevard County's waters,
with an approximate loss
rate of 10 percent, and two-
year trap longevity, said
Chris Koeppel, an environ-
mental specialist with Bre-
vard County's Office of Nat-
ural Resources
Management.
But actually, officials really
have no idea how many
derelict traps could be lan-
guishing in local waters,
incarcerating animals that
will not be harvested for food.
"Recreational fisherman


who have a saltwater fishing
license can have up to five
traps per person," Mr. Koep-
pel said. "Therefore, anybody,
basically, can put in traps."
Florida Fish and Wildlife
officials gave commercial and
recreational blue crab fisher-
man notice to remove their
traps during the 10-day
mandatory season closure.
Subsequently, any remaining
traps were considered
derelict, and were targeted for
removal when officials made
flyovers earlier this week in an
effort to identify the locations
of underwater traps, which
were then tagged with global
positioning system coordi-
nates.
Volunteers with boats and
boat hooks for trap removal
then went to those locations
to remove the traps.
Traps are lost and aban-
doned for several reasons, Mr.
Koeppel said, many of which
are no fault of the fisherman's.
"Fisherman lose between 5
and 10 percent of traps a year
based on weather, boating,
freshwater influx or high wind
events," he said. "But the traps
can continue to fish for one to
two years, incarcerating fish,
crabs and even diamond back
terrapins, a breed of aquatic


turtle."
Additionally, marine mam-
mals, such as manatees, have
been known to become
entangled in crab trap lines.
In fact, Brevard County is one
of the worst areas in the state
for marine mammal entan-
glement, Mr. Koeppel said.
The abandoned traps,
which can weigh between 30
and 70 pounds, are also a haz-
ard to boaters.
"They're quite heavy and
can stop a small boat if hit,
bending the prop or damag-
ing the craft," Mr. Koeppel
said.
The 10-day operation was
facilitated entirely through
volunteers, including the
Coastal Conservation Associ-
ation.
Six regional, 10-day blue
crab trap closures take place
in Florida at different times
during the year.
For more information
regarding the FWC's trap-
retrieval program, blue crab
trap closure dates, regulations
and how you can participate
in a cleanup event, call trap-
retrieval coordinator Kyle
Miller at (850) 487-0554 or
visit www.myfwc.com/rule-
sandregs/saltwatertraps inde
x.htm.


Weird
From page Al
possible mental evalua-
tion. Moyer is also ordered
to write a letter of apology
to the victim.
From www.SFGate.com:
Man pleads not guilty to
ringing doorbells nude. A
San Francisco man has
pleaded not guilty to
charges that he rang
doorbells while naked
and fled from San Mateo
County sheriff's deputies
while wearing only tennis
shoes.
Peter Allen Steele, 38,
entered the pleas in San
Mateo County Superior
Court. He is being held in
lieu of $60,000 bail. At
least two residents in the
Woodside and Portola
Valley area reported
seeing Steele standing
naked outside their
homes July 11 after he
rang their doorbells.
From www.nola.com:
Man spotted riding
bicycle with gator on
shoulders. The 3-foot-
long alligator on a
bicyclist's shoulders was
a real attention-getter.
St. Charles Parish
sheriff's deputies stopped
the cyclist. He allegedly
ran, leaving both wheels
and his toothy little rider.
Capt. PatYoes, a
spokesman for the
sheriff's office, said
deputies booked 38-year-
old Terron D. Ingram with
resisting arrest, possess-
ing drug paraphernalia
and cruelty to animals by
abandonment.
From www.adn.com:
FBI: Man gives teller ID
before robbing bank. A
34-year-old man is in
custody after authorities
say he gave a teller his
account number and
showed her his picture ID
before robbing an
Anchorage bank.
The FBI says Jarell Paul
Arnold of Anchorage is
being held on federal
bank robbery charges.
The FBI alleges Arnold


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USA Federal Credit Union
branch and inquired
about the balance on his
account. The teller asked
for his name, account
number and ID. Authori-
ties say he complied, and
then handed over a
receipt with a note on the
back that said he had a
gun and demanded
money.


The FBI says he got
away with about $600.
Authorities arrested
Arnold. A message left
after business hours with
Arnold's public defender,
Michael Dieni, was not
immediately returned.
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Claycomb, acting command-
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Department.
While community leaders
often have asked police to
help reduce crime in this area,
Cmdr. Claycomb said some
residents who live there do
not feel comfortable in pro-
viding police with tips on
criminal suspects.
Officials said the proposed
agreement aims to end a
long-standing jurisdictional
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used to evade police.
The agreement would allow
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lem areas, conduct traffic
stops, stop suspicious people
and do field interviews with-
out involving the other


agency," Cmdr. Claycomb
said.
"Right now, if I see you run a
stop sign (outside myjurisdic-
tion), I can't stop you. Under
the agreement, I could make
that traffic stop," he said. "It
will allow us to patrol over
that (border) line. The line will
basically disappear, so we can
be not just reactive, but
proactive."
According to the agree-
ment, "For more than two
decades, narcotics and vio-
lent persons crimes have
been specifically identified"
in the border area. "Com-
mand, investigative and uni-
form staff of both (police
departments) have statistical
evidence of an unusually high
rate of victimization of violent
crime, to include the use of
firearms and homicides of
juveniles and young adults."
The state attorney's office is


willing to support prosecu-
tions of arrests made under
the proposed agreement,
Palm Bay city manager Lee
Feldman said in an Aug. 6
memo to the Palm Bay City
Council.
The agreement does have
limitations. For example, it
"does not allow for independ-
ent investigations or special
details into the other agency's
jurisdiction without joint
operational pre-planning,"
Mr. Feldman said.
The Palm Bay City Council
gave initial approval of the
agreement Aug. 6, and the
Melbourne City Council
could consider it at its Aug. 25
meeting.
If approved, the agreement
would stay in effect for a trial
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From page Al
one that won't have you sit-
ting in his office.
"For healthy adults 45 and
younger, pick a point six
weeks from now where you'd
like to be, then draw a straight
line and ramp it up slowly," he
said.
For those 65 and older, Dr.
Thomas advises patients to
see their physicians before
undertaking an exercise rou-
tine.
If you do suffer an injury,
don't soldier on. Stop the
activity, Dr. Thomas said.
"What I see is people who
come in six to eight weeks
after (the original injury
occurs), with a more severe


injury, one that may be in
need of surgery," he said.
Dr. Thomas suggests apply-
ing ice to the affected area,
elevating it higher than your
heart, and taking a few days to
rest. If the injured area still
hurts after three days, see
your doctor.
And seeing your doctor
doesn't necessarily mean
you'll have to give up the
activity.
"Primary care, unlike the
old school (of thought) where
if your knees hurt, you don't
run, is that we want people to
be able to do what they love
whether it's modifying the
activity or giving medicine
and braces," Dr. Thomas said.
Dr. Thomas also uses the
Flector patch in treatment, a
prescription pain relief patch
that contains a non-steroidal


anti-inflammatory medica-
tion.
Dr. Thomas has quite a bit
of experience working with
injured, high-level athletes.
He's a medical director for the
Ladies Professional Golf Asso-
ciation, the senior medical
consultant for the Washing-
ton Nationals, and a member
of the U.S. Olympic Commit-
tee Medical Team. Ultimately,
Dr. Thomas suggests that ath-
letes seek the advice of a med-
ical professional before start-
ing any exercise regimen.
"Put yourself in the hands
of someone in sports medi-
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For more information, con-
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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
oflaw.
West Melbourne
Police Department
*Viola S. Galuzinskaya, 27,
of 444 Myrtlewood Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 12 with possession of a
new legend drug, child
abuse and five counts of pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance.

Brevard County
Sheriff's Office

Michael Lavon Dixon, 30,
of 1764 Southland Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 7
with failure to appear, bat-
tery-domestic violence and
aggravated assault.
Bryan Joseph Mannino,
30, of 2225 Merion Drive, No.
104, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 7 with con-
tempt, failure to appear-traf-
fic and four counts of viola-
tion of probation.
Angela R. McGrath, 25, of
204 Seminole Ave., No. 11,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 7 with violation of pro-
bation and felony failure to
appear.
Pavel Antonio Ramirez,
33, of 201 Plantation Club
Drive, No. 1107, Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 7 with fil-
ing a false report about
planting a bomb/explosive
and on-site violation of pro-
bation.
Heather Lee Shoemaker,
28, of 1512 Stewart Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 7
with grand theft and viola-
tion of probation.
Kwambe Greenard Tuck-
er, 35, of 2615 Dairy Road,
West Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 7 with posses-
sion of cannabis, two counts
of violation of probation and
two counts of driving while
license suspended.
Brianne G. Lopez, 30, of
1816 Cadillac Circle N., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 8
with trafficking stolen prop-


erty.
Mark Edward O'Brien,
45, of 2814 Campus Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 8 with driving under the
influence and
felling/attempting to elude a
police officer.
Dale Vance Suttles Jr., 30,
of 2265 Friday Court, No.
237, West Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 8 with carrying
a concealed weapon, failure
to appear and as a habitual
traffic offender driving on a
suspended license.
Kenneth Brown, 39, of
403 Maynard Terrace, No.
101, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 9 with driving
under the influence and
refusal to take a breath test.
Gregory Michael Her-
nandez, 34, of 2475 Tuscaro-
ra Court, West Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 9 with
aggravated assault-domestic
violence, using a firearm
while under the influence of
alcohol and improper exhi-
bition of a dangerous
weapon.
Joey Allen Sprague, 22, of
7667 N. Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 9
with driving under the influ-
ence, causing property dam-
age while driving under the
influence, leaving the scene
of an accident with more
than $50 worth of damage
and driving while license
suspended.
Glenn Edward King, 24,
of 2785 Mariah Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 10
with felony failure to appear,
violation of probation, on-
site violation of probation
and resisting arrest without
violence.
Randal Alan Medei, 20, of
712 Carol Lane, Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 10 with
aggravated battery.
Leanne E. Sharkey, 31, of
1910 Fabien Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 11
with grand theft.
Michael Paul Gragg, 27,
of 329 Fitness Circle, No. 4,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 12 with failure to
appear, introducing contra-
band into jail, possession of
a controlled substance and
possession of cannabis.
Craig W Kersten, 19, of


610 Woodbridge Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 12
with armed robbery with a
deadly weapon.
Jessie Edward Carpenter,
27, of 1041 Footridge Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 13 with
fleeing/attempting to elude
a police officer and driving
while license suspended.
William Lewis Coley, 39,
of 345 Vesta Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 13
with two counts of failure to
register as a sex offender.
Jerry Franklin Rhone, 44,
of 409 Rutgers Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 13
with felony failure to appear
and violation of injunction.
Ryan Seth Robinson, 31,
of 2028 Stewart Road, No. 64,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 13 with criminal mis-
chief, three counts of burgla-
ry, two counts of grand theft
and two counts of trafficking
stolen property.

Melbourne
Police Department
Brandi Nicole Conner,
21, of 1323 Ashwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 7 with possession of a
controlled substance and
petty theft.
Germaine Jevone Dixon,
36, of 3536 Applin Way, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 7
with possession of drug
paraphernalia, failure to
appear, selling cocaine and
possession of cocaine.
Amanda Lee Rispoli, 19,
of 2488 Andrews Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 7
with petty theft and two
counts of possession of a
controlled substance.
Parrie D. Shepard, 26, of
819 CovinaWay, Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 7 with
armed robbery with a deadly
weapon and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
Alesia D. Mack, 46, of 908
Almond Blvd., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 8 with pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance, possession of drug
paraphernalia and two
counts of aggravated assault.
Jeffrey P Beck, 29, of 441
N. Harbor City Blvd., Mel-


bourne, was charged Aug. 8
with two counts of burglary
and three counts of petty
theft.
Keith Aubrey Nightin-
gale, 51, of 106 E. Church St.,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 9 with possession of
cocaine and possession of
cocaine with intent to sell.
*Willie James Oliver, 40, of
2405 Lipscomb St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 8
with child abuse and two
counts of battery-domestic
violence.
Rachel Procter, 32, of
3124 Trinidad Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 9
with battery-domestic vio-
lence and child abuse.
Christopher Lee Bieber,
30, of 475 Linda Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 10
with driving under the influ-
ence, driving while license
suspended, purchasing a
controlled substance, resist-
ing arrest without violence,
possession of drug para-
phernalia and two counts of
possession of a controlled
substance.
Diego Luis Figueroa, 21,
of 490 N. Wickham Road, No.
261, Melbourne, was
charged Aug 10 with child
abuse, battery and posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance with intent to sell.
Jose E. Figueroa, 22, of
490 N. Wickham Road, No.
261, Melbourne, was
charged Aug. 10 with battery
and child abuse.


Alejandro Jesus Castillo,
19, of 2083 Foxwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 11 with on-site violation
of probation.
John Paul Firestonekelly,
21, of 617 E. Eau Gallie Blvd.,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 11 with burglary.
Brience O'Brien King, 20,
of 1767 Steele St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 11
with on-site violation of pro-
bation.
Shea Monahan, 24, of
2432 Majestic Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 11
with battery-domestic vio-
lence and two counts of vio-
lation of probation.
Jeffrey Tucker, 39, of 115
W. Seminole Ave., No. 103,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 11 with petty theft and
armed robbery with a
firearm.
Andrew Lamson, 21, of
2105 Bryan St., Melbourne,
was charged Aug. 12 with
domestic battery by strangu-
lation and on-site violation
of probation.
Garland Bryant Jr., 52, of
2664 Pineapple Drive, No. 3,
Melbourne, was charged
Aug. 13 with failure to regis-
ter as a sex offender.
Edwin Michael Fletcher,
38, of 314 Vesta Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Aug. 13
with felony driving under the
influence and driving while
license suspended.


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Hurricane media frenzy

Once again, we are entering the peak of the hurricane
season. And once again, the minute something forms in
the tropics, the Orlando weather guys and gals get excited.
Do they really want us to have a hurricane to prop up their
respective station's ratings? It makes you wonder at times
if they really do. Not me. I don't want to live without elec-
tricity for two weeks in the 90-degree heat, drink Kool-Aid,
have a breakfast of Pop-Tarts, and a dinner of canned ravi-
oli or tuna. If the weather people who work in Florida get
so bored with our May-September summer weather of hot
and humid and daily chances of thunderstorms, go to
another market.

Public education needs change

Searching in the roots of our system to find the core val-
ues that we need to return to, I want to point to the public
education system as the prime violator of our freedoms.
The success of our nation has been its system of organi-
zation, by which quite ordinary people can achieve
extraordinary things.
Ordinary people anywhere and everywhere in the world
are perpetuating their cultures by indoctrinating each
succeeding generation to carry on as their previous gener-
ations have carried on.
Not so with public education in America, where the
process has a built-in bias that has been very active for 100
years or more. Call it the Charles and Mary Beard effect, as
they re-wrote our history. Call it the WoodrowWilson pro-
gressive consolidation effect. As he sought to Nazi-fy our
people. Or simply call it the public, or government, educa-
tion effect by which we imprison our children 185 days per
year from kindergarten through 12th grade.
This lock-step learning environment is antithetical to
learning to be free, creative, religiously humble and indi-
vidually responsible persons.
This system started out 400 years ago in the colonies as
expedient education that employed whatever facilities
were available. It was driven by the desire for literacy and
business competency. Its variety of facilities included uses
of local governments to organize school units.
Hundreds of years later, experience has shown that gov-
ernments not only compete, but run everybody else out of
the competition.
There is no point in engaging in rancor or placing
blame. There is a point in looking for the solution, which is
to re-organize the education system to serve people as it
should.
We have a nation of 300 million, all of whom should be
sharing in the equal opportunities available in the nation's
private sector. There really is no other productive sector
than the one equal opportunity sector we all should be
depending upon.
Entrance into the "public sector" is by public election to
public office for the purpose of protecting and governing
all the 300 million people. Elected officials employ tax
supported personnel to do whatever is necessary to keep
us safe and governed.
All other of the 300 million belong in the private sector
where they work out their livelihoods on an equal basis
with each other. No able-bodied person should feel enti-
tled to freeload on the tax payments of his fellow workers
in the private sector.
But, back to the teacher/indoctrinators of our children.
Put yourself in their places as feeders at the public trough,
and you will find that you are not very comfortable with
taxing parents instead of collecting your wages as others
must do. This leads to the many outright vicious and suc-
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trol elections. It has led to the elections of Carter, Clinton,
Bush, and Obama, all big proponents of nationalized
childhood education.
Conclusion: Any politician who does not understand
how this public education cancer is killing American free-
doms is unfit for public office. Few politicians survive
teacher union scrutiny, and get re-elected to public office
without the label, "friend of public education."
Our national government today is dominated by those
"friends." It is chilling but true that all other election
issues are secondary, among Democrats particularly.




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Letters


Rationing is radical and borderline insane

Dear Editor,

I have read a good portion of the Obama health/insur-
ance program. Much of it is full of legalese and is incom-
prehensible.
However, I was able to understand that the silent
centerpiece of his program is his plan to ration health
care, giving it to some and denying it to others.
Rationing health care is the only thing that makes his
program possible. Seniors, in particular, will be hardest
hit by this rationing. Some government bureaucrat will
decide if you get an MRI, cat scan, knee or hip replace-
ment or heart stint, etc. I do believe his administration's
strategy to pass sweeping health care legislation reform
rested on stealth and speed, without showing the public
how the plan would actually work or what it would cost.
Thank God, this didn't pass as quickly by our well-paid
legislators as they have passed the massively expensive
stimulus bill and the equally expensive and totally
unnecessary TARP legislation, which none of congress-
men/women read before voting on these excessive
spending bills. Cap-and-Trade is another trillion dollar
bill which has not been "rubber stamped" yet and I hope
Congress will not pass that costly, unnecessary and
dangerous experiment either, but that's discussion for
another day. People should be aware what is in these
bills. They are pork-laden and horrible.
This health care bill expands Medicaid coverage for
poorer folks, which will add millions a year in new state
spending, which will have to come from somewhere.
In South Dakota, a state with low population, they
estimate it will add $45 million a year in new state
spending. That will mean the taxpayers of that state will
have to cough up more taxes. This bill more is all about
more government control of every aspect of our lives.
Do you realize that today is the first day this year that
you get to keep what you have earned. Up until today,
Aug. 12, you have been working for the govt. by the
amount of taxes we have to pay already. Ask any working
person if they would like to work longer for the govern-
ment?
To me, healthcare is not a "left" or "right" issue, but I
have read much of the Republicans' plan, as well, and I
like the way they have allowed small businesses to band
together to buy affordable health insurance for their
employees. Their plan protects doctors and hospitals
from frivolous lawsuits, encourages wellness and pre-
vention programs proved to cut costs and give people
who buy their own insurance the same tax breaks as
those who get insurance through their employers. They
would not add over 1,000 pages of additional complexity
such as multitudes of employer mandates, individual
mandates, insurance company mandates, allocation
formulas, political payoffs and a myriad other conjured
regulations and interventions with the cockeyed promise
that this massive concoction will lower costs.
This radical idea borders insanity. It creates a Rube
Goldberg system that simply multiplies the current
inefficiencies and arbitrariness, thus producing stagger-
ing deficits with less choice and lower-quality care.
The Obama Administration's defense is to accuse
critics of being for the status quo; nonsense. A host of
Republicans have offered alternatives for the costs of
healthcare and other aspects of our present system,
which we all agree should be improved upon.
Please call our congressmen and women in both
House and Senate and urge them to work on stripping
away the current inefficiencies before remaking one-
sixth of the U.S. economy. You must call and write letters
this month. The blue-dog Democrats gave us this month
of August and it is already half-gone. The Congressional
Democrats don't have the courage to do the right thing
and hold town hall meetings with the people who are
paying their salaries and who voted them in office. So, it's
imperative to contact their offices. Calling the district
offices is easier than calling their Washington office;
where their voice mail boxes are "conveniently" full.
What a con job they are giving us! Even though Mel
Martinez is a "lame duck", he still may have the opportu-
nity to vote for/against this bill.
Let's hope any congressperson who wants to be re-
elected votes against it, or they can count their days until
they are kicked out of their cushy well-paid positions of
authority and adolation. That includes the best health
care coverage in the world.
The Republican plan is so simple it only has three
parts: Radical tort reform and radically sever the link
between health insurance and employment. Also, do not
cover people who are not paying taxes and are not legal


citizens of America.
This seems so simple to me, that I cannot understand
why these concepts are not being considered.
Defensive medicine wastes more than $200 billion a
year. Just half of that could provide a $5,000 health
insurance grant to the uninsured poor, U.S. citizens
ineligible for other government health assistance.
I think the entire medical-malpractice system should
be abolished. A new social pool from which people
insured in medical errors or accidents can draw and
adjudication would be done by medical experts, not lay
juries giving away lottery prizes at the behest of smooth-
talking lawyers like John Edwards, who pockets a third of
the proceeds.
Folks like Al Gore will be doing extremely well finan-
cially if Cap-and-Trade tax passes as well, which is
another totally unnecessary bill.
Right now, the health care benefit exemption is the
largest tax break in the entire U.S. budget, costing the
government a quarter-trillion dollars annually. It hinders
health-insurance security and portability as well as
personal independence. If we additionally eliminated
the prohibition on buying personal health insurance
across state lines, that would inject new and powerful
competition that would lower costs for everyone.
I know about the Democratic party's indebtedness to
the trial lawyers, which has unfortunately taken mal-
practice reform totally off the table. But it's time they
look at what is good for America, not just where their
money is coming from.
I wish our legislators would take the Reagan route:
offer sensible, simple, yet radical reform that strips away
inefficiencies from the existing system before adding
Obama's new ones that are arbitrary, politically driven,
structural inventions whose consequence is certain
financial ruin for America and lead to rationing and
bureaucracy worse than anything we have ever known.

Sincerely,

Alice Kreitz
Melbourne

More fuel and repairs required with ethanol

Dear Editor:

Our government made a decision to phase out
regular gasoline and replace it with gasoline contain-
ing ethanol. At this time, there is 10 percent ethanol in
almost every gallon of fuel we purchase.
I keep a record book on my vehicle's mileage and
maintenance and have shown a drop of 4-6 miles per
gallon since using ethanol. Now I must buy four tanks
of ethanol fuel to go the same distance I could travel
on three tanks of regular non-ethanol fuel.
That's a lot more money out of my pocket each
month. The Congress and Senate are now pushing for
15 percent ethanol gasoline for our country. That will
cause us to get an additional 7-9 miles per gallon less
than the current 10 percent ethanol fuel we must buy.
That means a total of 11-15 miles per gallon less than
we were getting with regular fuel or two tanks of fuel to
go the same distance as one tank of regular fuel took us
before the government decided what was best for us.
Now I read that our gas stations are facing additional
costs to them of up to $300,000 in order to install new
lined gasoline tanks since the ethanol in the gasoline is
so corrosive that it eats through their tanks that held
regular fuel for years. How can a small business afford
that kind of added expense and stay in business? How
can any small business that uses any type of equip-
ment requiring gasoline not pass their additional fuel
and maintenance costs onto the consumers, meaning
us?
I haven't even mentioned the added maintenance
expense to each motorist for repairs due to ethanol
attacking any and all rubber seals and gaskets in our
engines and fuel lines or the devastating effect the
corrosive ethanol has on our boat motors, lawnmow-
ers, lawn equipment, generators, and anything we own
that requires gasoline.
I only wish that "We, the people," could have had
some input before having this ethanol decision made
for us in Washington, DC. But then again, if I had all my
expenses covered for me by my employer, this ethanol
decision would not affect me in any way. Wait a
minute, as a taxpayer, I am the employer.

William I. Reynolds
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Nellie Kokin's Tailoring

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tailoring, great service


By Jennifer Nessmith
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When customers walk in
to the tiny, bustling tailor
shop tucked at the end of a
small plaza on the corner of
Wickham and Aurora roads,
the proprietor comes
around the counter to wel-
come nearly every one of
them with a warm, familiar
greeting.
She knows almost every
one by name, and takes a
moment to ask after their
husbands, children and per-
sonal lives before transact-
ing business.
And at 71 years old, Nellie
Kokin, who came to the U.S.
from Argentina to study tai-
loring as a young girl, still
works at least 12 hours a day,
in addition to raising money
for two local nonprofits and
volunteering her services at
area nursing homes.
"After all these years work-
ing with these people, they
are not customers they are
friends," Mrs. Kokin said.
"They really appreciate what
I do."
Nellie Kokin's Tailoring &
Alterations has been in busi-


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private collection at the
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SECTION B FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2009


COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

FRIDAY, AUG. 21

New member orienta-
tion: 8 a.m. Melbourne-
Palm Bay Area Chamber of
Commerce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 724-5400, Ext. 230.
Volunteer oyster
restoration project: class
with the community-based
Nature Conservancy from
noon to 2 p.m. at the
Enchanted Forest, 444
Columbia Blvd., Titusville.
Class is free and all materi-
als are supplied. (321) 264-
5185.
'Dizziness, vertigo and
falls': free public presenta-
tion. 3 p.m. at Courtenay
Springs Village, 1200 South
Courtenay Parkway, Mer-
ritt Island. (321) 452-1233.

SATURDAY, AUG. 22

Garage sale fundraiser:
hosted by Suntree/Viera
MOPS group from 8 a.m. to
1 p.m. at Hope Episcopal
Church, 190 Interlachen
Road, Suntree. Monies
raised benefit Mothers of
Preschoolers, a group ded-
icated to reaching out
within the community to
new moms. (321) 626-
0531.
*Women's Center free
workshop: for developing
healthy relationships for
girls ages 9 -17 and their
parents. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., Saturday, Aug. 22 at
the Brevard School Board
Building, 2700 Judge Fran
Jamieson Way, Viera.
Shorebird driving tour:
9 a.m. at the Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
Visitor Center on S.R. 402,
five miles east of U.S. 1 in
Titusville. Learn the subtle
clues to identify these sim-
ilar species. Call (321) 861-
5601 to reserve.
Why and How to Invest
in the Stock Market: free
class. 9-11 a.m. at the Cen-
tral Brevard Library and
Reference Center, 2nd
floor conference room, 308
Forrest Ave, Cocoa. Hosted
by Better Investing Space
Coast chapter. Call (321)
777-9659 or visit www.bet-
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ace for information.
Florida state boater
education: course from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday
Aug. 22 at U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary, Flotilla 42 Head-
quarters, The Sal Martinez
Palm Bay Boater Education
Building, Pollak Park, Palm
Bay Road and Main Street
Northeast, Palm Bay. Com-
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By Jenet Krol
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COCOA- It's OK to be a
bit spacey during a visit to
Brevard Community
College's Planetarium.
With exhibits illustrating
the fundamental physical
principles of our planet,
lessons on finding celestial
objects in the night sky
and laser light shows set to
rock music, it's hard not to.
"The hands-on exhibits
are really popular," said
Mark Howard, planetari-
um director. "Most people
learn best that way.When
you can actually make
something work and see it
in action, it makes an
impression."
Exhibits such as the
"Black Hole," in which a
dropped coin demon-
strates the infinite gravity
well created by a black
hole, or the Foucault
Pendulum, which swings
in accordance with the
rotation of the Earth, teach
visitors about the effects of
gravity and rotation.
Two new exhibits the
"Turntable" and "Gaussian
Melody," acquired with a
grant from the Florida
Department of State,
Division of Cultural Affairs
and the Florida Arts
Council and National
Endowment of Art, joined


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Brevard Planetarium employee Helen Magner of
Sharpes demonstrates how to use one the planetariums
newest exhibits to Kathleen Mulcahy of Melbourne. The
exhibit, 'the turntable' shows how planets stay in orbit.


the Planetarium in June.
The "Turntable" exhibit
demonstrates how
rotating objects behave,
giving visitors a look at
how planetary orbits work
and how weather patterns,
such as hurricanes, are
formed.
"A rotating body, like the
Earth, puts large-scale
circulation in motion,"
said Mr. Howard. "This
demonstrates the Coriolis
Effect (the spinning


motion of objects moving
on a rotating surface, such
as the Earth), which is
what causes hurricanes to
form."
Also joining the exhibit
is the "Gaussian Melody,"
which, by dropping small
metal balls through a
series of pins, gives a
physical representation of
a mathematical phenome-
non.
"It's a way of finding
patterns from a seemingly


random event," said Mr.
Howard.
While the balls seem to
fall through the pins
randomly, which creates a
tinkling melodious sound,
the majority tends to land
in the middle.
"It demonstrates the law
of averages, like a grading
bell curve," said Mr.
Howard.
After learning about
physical principles of the
Earth, visitors can turn
their eyes skyward to learn
about other planets of the
solar system.
The Planetarium offers
* shows ranging from an
introduction to the night
sky to shows about the
Cassini Mission of two
orbiters studying Saturn
and its moons.
Next month, the plane-
tarium will offer "More
than Meets the Eye," a
show that will teach
amateur astronomers to
find deep sky objects, such
as nebulas or star clusters,
with a pair of binoculars.
"There are more than
100 objects that are
actually pretty easy to find
with a pair of binoculars,"
said Mr. Howard.
Visitors can get a look at
the real night sky in the
observatory's three
telescopes.
Laser light shows
performed in the planetar-
ium are set to rock music.
This month, shows are set
to the music of the Beatles
and Led Zeppelin.
The planetarium also

See GALAXY, B2


Out & about


FRIDAY, AUG. 21

Bark in the Park: 6 p.m.
at Space Coast Stadium locat-
ed at 5800 Stadium Parkway,
Viera. Bring your dog to
watch the Brevard County
Manatees take on the Day-
tona Cubs with pet vendors,
raffles and more. Bring a
blanket or lawn chair and
watch from the grass berms
around the outfield fence.
Cost to attend the game is $5
per person and $2 per dog.
All animals must be on a
leash and have proof of cur-
rent shots, along with a coun-
ty tag. Vendors wanted. For
information, call (321) 636-
3343 Ext. 209 or visit
www.crittersavers.com.
Ice cream social: with
front porch old-time story-
telling and square dancing.
Live music by the "Off Key
Bunch." 7:30 p.m. and Satur-
day, Aug. 22, 7:30 p.m. at Vil-
lage Hall, 535 Hammock


Road, Melbourne. Tickets are
$15. Call (321)984-8832 for
reservations.
Treasure Island: 8 p.m. at
The Henegar Center, 625 E.
New Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Play runs until Aug. 30, Fri-
days and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
and Sundays at 2 p.m. Call
(321) 723-8698.
Grease: directed by Mary
Purdy. 8 p.m. at the Titusville
Playhouse, 301 Julia St.,
Titusville. Play runs weekends
until Aug. 29. Friday and Sat-
urday showings at 8 p.m. and
Sunday showings at 2 p.m.
Box office (321) 268-1125.
Moon Over Buffalo:
directed by Peg Girard. 8 p.m.
at Melbourne Civic Theatre,
Le Gallerie Plaza, 817 E.
Strawbridge Ave., Melbourne.
Play runs weekends through
Sept. 6, Fridays and Saturdays
at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2
p.m. Call (321) 723-6935 or
visit www.melbournecivicthe-
atre.com.


SATURDAY, AUG. 22

Garage sale fundraiser:
hosted by Suntree/Viera
MOPS group from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. at Hope Episcopal
Church,190 Interlachen
Road, Suntree. Monies raised
benefit Mothers of Preschool-
ers, a group dedicated to
reaching out within the com-
munityto new moms.
Benefit ride: for Sydney
Creel, 7-year-old who has a
tumor on her spinal cord and
has to travel to the Children's
Hospital in Boston. First
bike/car out at 9 a.m. at
American Legion Riders Post
1, 1281 Highway U.S. 1,
Titusville. Breakfast available.
Return by 3 p.m. Route cov-
ers Posts 1, 348, 200, 117, 81,
22 and VFW 4228. Drinks at
cash bar and music by The
Out Band. Burger or dog and
two sides for $5. Call (321)
269-9958.
Red, white & blue ice


cream social: noon at North
Brevard Senior Center, 909
Lane Ave., Titusville, in honor
of our veterans. Heavy hors
d'oeuvres, catered by Dotti,
former chef to the astronauts,
make-your-own-sundae bar,
senior games and prizes.
Tickets are $8. Call (321) 268-
9530.
Free old fashion ice
cream social: with a fire
truck, music, face painting
and sundaes. 2-4 p.m. at
North Merritt Island United
Methodist Church, 6355
North Courtenay Parkway,
Merritt Island. (321) 452-
7180.
Respite Night: a break for
caregivers and families where
temporary care is provided to
families with special needs
children ages 1-15 and their
siblings. From 4-8 p.m. at
5650 South Washington Ave.
in Titusville, children can par-
ticipate in crafts, story time,
See OUT, B3


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 8-21-2009
Aries-March 21-April 19
Aries has a multitude of
blessings right now. Why?
It's because you give so
much, the universe is
beginning to pour out
blessings in return. You are
a true messenger of hope.
You always give encour-
agement and understand-
ing. Also, your courage in
the face of challenge is one
of your greatest gifts.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Finish old projects before
beginning new ones. Take
an inventory of old habits,
attitudes, events and things
no longer needed and let
them go. This makes room
for new growth in your life.
You can tell how well this
is working by your happi-
ness level. If you don't like
it, don't do it. Like attracts
like, you know.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
See, the lighter touch
works when you allow it.
Sometimes less is more.
Now is not the best time to
feel overloaded and
burned out. Patience is the
key to action. Wait until
you have a clear vision
before making changes.
This puts the odds of suc-
cess in your favor. Stay
focused on your dream and
success is yours.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
By nature, your heart rules
your head. When you start
a project and your heart is
in it, you will succeed. If
you are in doubt about an
idea, don't start it. Your
energy is strong right now.
Be sure to make a little
time each day for fun and
recharging. Hit the thrift
stores and put together a
new outfit. Now life is so
much fun.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Your future is bright
because you plan for it in
the present then live it one
day at a time. You continue
to manifest your dreams
into realities. You know
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than anyone. Stay focused
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Movies are shown on
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This month, the Planetar-
ium is showing "The Living
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Earth's sun.
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open to the public on
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to 4 p.m. and Friday and
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6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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For more information,
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From page B1
the playground, and gym.
Sponsored by the staff of Par-
rish Medical Center Pediatric
Rehabilitation. Cost is $20 for
the first child and $5 for each
additional sibling. Each child
should bring a bag dinner,
snacks, drinks, and an extra
change of clothes labeled with
his/her name. To register call
(321) 264-0855 or e-mail
debby.settle@parrishmed.com.
Ballroom and Latin danc-
ing: for singles and couples of
all levels. 7:30 p.m. Melbourne
Ballroom, 830 North Wickham
Road, Melbourne. Cost is $10
per person. (321) 255-1537.
SUNDAY, AUG. 23
Health & Wellness Expo:
from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon, at
Brevard Community College
Titusville Campus, 1311 North
U.S. 1. Florida's Blood Centers
will be taking donations of all
blood types. Donors will


Scopes
From page B1
Listen to your closest
friends and advisors then
make your own final deci-
sions. Your time in the zodi-
ac is coming soon. It's time
to set daily, quarterly and
monthly goals for the com-
ing year. Write them down
and review them often. This
keeps you moving forward
rather than being side-
tracked on less important
things.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Yours is an adventuresome
life. You know what you
want and you know how to
get it. If others around you
don't know, tell them. This
keeps life running smoothly
because of better commu-
nications. As your life pro-
gresses, be sure to keep
releasing the old to prepare
for the new. This keeps life
in divine order.

Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
You are constantly giving
birth to new ideas. Your
heart and spirit work over-
time. You are the eternal
optimist. You never give up.
Your enthusiasm is conta-
gious to everyone around
you. You know so much
about life. Your dreams are
strong and accurate. Wow.
What a wonderful life you
have created.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Taking quality time each
day is very important for
your emotional well being.
If you don't make this time,
you will survive, but you
won't grow. Go to the
water once a week. Com-
mune with nature. You may
not fully realize the power
you truly have. Humanity,
more than earthly posses-
sions, is what makes you
truly happy.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your accumulated wisdom
and experience continues
to propel you up to your
highest dreams. Your heart
is so open and full of love.
With this inner glow and
strength you are invincible.
There is no stopping you.
Your light will continue to
shine brightly. Life is good.
You have made it happen.
Great job.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb 18
Try looking at challenges
from a new viewpoint.
When unsure of a direction,
stop, step back, take a deep
breath and refocus. Ask for
advice from trusted friends
when needed. That's what
friends are for. Then contin-
ue on toward your dream.
You don't have to do every-
thing at once. Just put the
important ones first.

Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
Make decisions based on
hunches and instincts and
you always win. This is
what the universal spirit
and light is for. Stay in sync
with divine timing. It sim-
plifies life and keeps you at
full charge. It is all a matter
of choices. Make wise
rather than hasty ones.


receive a free mini-physical,
plus various gift incentives in
appreciation for their support.
For blood drive information,
call Linda at (321) 403-9934.
There will be low-cost screen-
ings for blood sugar, choles-
terol, prostate, EKGs, bone
density, skin Cancer, hearing
and much more. Expo will
included exhibits from various
health topics and diseases, fit-
ness demonstrations and med-
ical equipment. For more infor-
mation, call (321) 735-6492 or
v i s i t
www.doctorsfoundation.org
Pet adoption fundraiser: at
Daisy's Place at the Well Life Pet
Cafe, 587 Eau Gallie Blvd. in Mel-
bourne from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
"Pup 'N Car Wash," have your pet
washed, anything from a dog to a
guinea pig, along with your car
for a donation. Call (321) 431-
6362.
MONDAY, AUG.24
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When you get that right
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James recently created a
low-cost custom water ion-
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water at a fraction of the
cost of high-priced filtering
systems. It helps bring the
pH back in balance in the
body.
For readings, astrology
charts and other services,
call (772) 334-9487, e-mail
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James Tucker, 4550 N.E.
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By Andreas Butler
For Hometown News
VOLUSIA COUNTY -
Need a quick vacation or
getaway? The cities of Port
Orange, South Daytona
and Ponce Inlet provide
lots of great options for a


budget-friendly staycation.
South Daytona's Sensory
Park: This two and half-
acre park, located at 755
Olive St., is free to the pub-
lic. The only thing it might
cost you is gas in the car to
get there. The park features
plants and amenities that


stimulate not just sight, but
smell and hearing as well.
The park is made up of
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benches, a walking trail
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director. "There really isn't
any other park like this in
our area."
The park is handicap
accessible and is accom-
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different sounds and signs
that they can enjoy.
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v i s i t
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Port Orange's Spruce
Creek Park: This 1,637-acre


park located at 6250 Ridge-
wood Avenue is owned by
Volusia County and it is
also free to the public.
Adjacent to the Spruce
Creek marsh and wetland
area, its wild surroundings
are a perfect place to enjoy
a "back to nature" picnic. It
has numerous nature trails,
various types of vegetation
local to the area, a board-
walk and 15-foot-high
observation tower.
Many local students
helped to build the nature
trails and expansion on the
north side of the park that


was part of the Rose Bay
Legacy Project program.
Students, teachers, and
local and state govern-
ments continue to monitor
the environment and re
nourish the wetlands there.
For more information,
visit www.volusia.org.
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse:
The lighthouse in Ponce
Inlet has the distinction of
being Florida's tallest, at
175 feet. Located at 4391
Peninsula Drive, the light-
house attracts 175,000 visi-
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tors a year, many of whom
climb the 203 steps to the
top to enjoy great vistas.
The cost is $5 per adult
and $1.50 per child under
11. It opens at 10 a.m. daily.
Closing times vary.
Today the structure con-
sists of the tower and a
museum with memorabilia
and historic facts on the
lighthouse and the sur-
rounding community.
The lighthouse was con-
structed in 1883 but did
not open until 1887.
It was first called the
Mosquito Inlet Lighthouse
when the area was called
Mosquito Inlet. The name
changed in 1927.
Kerosene lit the structure
up until 1920 when a gen-
erator was installed, mak-
ing the transition to elec-
tricity.
"Vistors can examine
one of the largest collec-


Randy Barber/staff photographer
People get a birds-eye-view from the top of the Ponce
Inlet Lighthouse.


tions of lighthouse optics
in the world," Director of
operations Mike Bennett
said. "(They can also) dis-
cover what turn-of-the-


century life was like for
Florida's early coastal resi-
dents."
For more information,
visit www.ponceinlet.org.


Melbourne B5


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A Grand Master, that is a
Master of two or more styles
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thing. Most martial artists
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ber of those earn a Teacher
(a Sensei or a Shifu) rank in
that one style. Across my
38-year journey as a Kung Fu
practitioner, I have mastered
several styles of ancient
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extremely aggressive. All the
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dating from 900 to 2000
years in age. Being from this
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ry, these styles are all true
fighting systems (Wu Kung)
as opposed to the modern
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Fu (Wu Shu).
I had one primary
Master through whom I met
three other Masters. Each
was or is (two are deceased)
the highest ranking Master
of his style or styles in the
United States. This sets me


apart from the majority of
martial artists. For this I
count myself extremely for-
tunate. I was also educated
by these men in history, phi-
losophy, meditation, Qi
Gong, and medicine.
My number one goal as
instructor is to instill in my
students self confidence and
self-belief leading to self dis-
cipline. Once this is estab-
lished in the student this atti-
tude is carried over into
every other aspect of the stu-
dent's life. Ultimately, Kung
Fu is a philosophy of life that
constantly reinforces and
guides us to be the best per-
son we can be, always.
I have a long track
record of success with my
students. I am especially
proud of the students that
came to me as young teens
from broken homes and neg-
ative environments that dis-
covered their sense of self
worth through my teachings.
They learned through the
demands I placed upon them
and through recognition of
achievement, self-belief, and


self-confi-
dence
which led
to self-
discipline.
That self-
discipline
gave them
the inner
strength to
succeed at
achieving
life goals
they set for
themselves.
I served as
a powerful
figure by
my liv-
ing that
which I
teach. I
was to them a
mentor, a disciplinarian, and
a trusted councilor. I want
my students to be their best,
always. I want them to truly
know that by succeeding
under me by meeting the
demands I place upon them
both physically and mentally,
they can succeed at anything
they choose to do in life.


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ATARI 800, computer
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BED SET, Harry Potter
on broom, twin size, dark
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BED, KING, memory
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BLINDS, VERTICAL,
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CANOPY TOP for patio
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$65, Pen4, $100, ab
lounger, $35, all good
condition, 321-728-9003
COOLER, MINI fridge,
will hold up to 128 cans
or adjustable shelves,
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with Sealy Ultra mattress
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shelves on back side,
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elec. $25, 321-432-8539
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chairs $40 321-768-0940
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and irons almost new,
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HEADBOARDS, 2, teak,
danish import, twin size,
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adjustable $100. Lift chair
Lazy Boy style. $100
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HOT WATER heater, 40
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cond. 321-777-2995
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Fisher Price, $40, roll a
round dinosaur $20,
walk & ride $12,
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KITCHEN NOOK table, 2
chairs, cream wicker, in
great shape, $50,
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LADDER: 16' Werner
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LAWN MOWER Big
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POOL, INTEX, 15'x14',
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175, 321-431-4573
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REFRIGERATOR, black,
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good condition, $190
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SINK with faucet, cast
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SOFA, CREAM color,
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SURFBOARD, 5'10", tri
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TABLE SAW, Hitachi,
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TABLE, 4 chairs, metal,
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$40 obo 321-266-6506
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TABLE, ISLAND, gran-
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TOOLS, CRAFTSMAN,
bandsaw, 10" $55, twin
air compressor 100 psi,
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TREADMILL, Lifestyler,
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TREADMILL, WESLO
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TV, 26", table model,
$25, microwave, Sharp,
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sex, handicap, familial status heated pool, covered 2000sf wood floors, pool,
or national origin or any in- parking, quiet neighbor- fireplace, whirlpool tubs.
tention to make such prefer- hood, close to downtown. Lease / lease purchase,
tion In addition, the Fair Estate sale, price just re- rates vary 321-543-7677
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Way, beach access, play-
ground for kids, tennis,
conservation area trails.
(Realtor) 321-752-0808
TITUSVILLE Open Sun.
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preferred to share 3/2
private room w/bath. Frig
& microwave, house
privileges. Pool, no pets,
Includes utilities.
$475/mo 321-890-7789
MELBOURNE Need lady
to share mobile home.
Private bedroom, kitchen
privileges $350/mo0.
Everything included.
321-259-8999
PALM BAY- Female
preferred to share 3/2,
House privileges, Private
bdrm. $425/mo, share
elec. 321-208-4917



CAPE CANAVERAL: 1
month free! 1/1 blocks
from beach New hard
wood floors & pool.
$575/mo 321-626-5732
EAU GALLIE 1Bedroom
Westover Pines, $545.
Many extras, no pets.
Credit check. 2 months
1/2 OFF! 321-254-0997
MELBOURNE Lake
Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
out, everything new!
Inclds water, pest, cable,
$795/mo. 321-254-0997


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321-676-0157 see photo
online at www.Hometown
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MELBOURNE Lake
Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
out, everything new!
Inclds water, pest, cable,
$795/mo. 321-254-0997

MELBOURNE LARGE
1-br with fireplace. On
site laundry, Close to
downtown, river, Crane
Creek and the beach.
$695/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 772-733-7025

MELBOURNE Studio
kitchenette small bath
onsite laundry &
manager. Walk to river or
downtown Starting at
$425/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 321-733-7025


WATERFRONT
MELBOURNE- On Indi-
an River, Fully Furnished,
Just need clothes and
food. Beautiful Location.
$600mo 321-254-3607
MELBOURNE/EauGallie
area, Small, 1BDRM fur-
nished, clean, quiet, no
pets. $485/mo. Drug free
env. Call 321-254-4229

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 Sunrise
Properties. Affordable,
remodeled apts. Studios,
1 & 2 Br units avail. From
$400. 321-725-7544

PALM BAY: Brand New
Malabar Cove Apts.
Move in Specials! 2, 3 &
4 Bedrooms Avail. EHO
321-327-8520


ANSPO


1976 ROADRUNNER
72K orig miles. Medium
restoration includes,
custom paint & rebuilt
drive line. B-5 blue, Very
clean. $7000 firm.
386-673-9077





67 SKYLARK convertible
Less than 73K original
miles. Turquoise green w
white interior. Original
engine; new top. In car
shows since the 1980's.
In Great condition
$14,000 757-287-2236
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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, $895/mo
sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Jeannie for pictures
& info: 321-474-1810
photos & floor plan: www.
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ds.com Ad# 44586

TITUSVILLE Direct water
front, fully furn 2/2 +den
water, trash, & cable incl.
Pool & Dock. No Pets.
$750/mo. 321-269-9018
TITUSVILLE: Great loca-
tion, Near River, Newly
Remodeled Lg Clean
Quiet 2/1 W/D $625/mo
Sr Disc 407-760-7450
TITUSVILLE: Nice Quiet
Large 2bdrm/2bath apt.
1000sf, central A/C, Near
SR50 & 1-95 $625/mo.
Call 321-383-0296


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



GRANT: 2006, 4/3
w/pool, 1.5ac, $1300/mo
lease option or contract.
7100 Hacienda Dr.
321-205-3503


RTATIO


BUICK RIVERIA 1983
Convertible New top
May '09. Very good cond.
Florida Car. $8,995
386-517-6854
FORD MUSTANG 1983
convertible 67,000
4-speed trans, 5.0 GLX,
survivor. $4995 Call
772-228-9576


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ACKEL ESTATES Stuart
55+ Well maintained 60x
12 2-br/1.5ba partly furn.
End Fla rm, shed carport
roofover shutters $10,500
obo. 772-284-6391 see
photos online at
www.HometownNewsOL.
corn ad# 61183
MELBOURNE 2br/2ba,
furnished $6,500. 2br/2ba
w/updates $6,900. Other
homes avail,offers accep-
ted. Lakewood Village, a
lovely age qualified com-
m unity 321-724-0083
MELBOURNE Hollywood
Estates 55+ Own your
own land. Renovated
2-br/1.5-ba Large carport,
screen room, Corner lot.
$49,900 321-727-1960


REDUCED
PORT ORANGE
TREASURE ISLE ES-
TATES, Gorgeous furn
Doublewide. Updated
2br/2ba new carpet in
master, 80/20 park, pets
welcome, across from
pool & amenities,
77 Royal Palm Circle,
Port Orange Must See to
appreciate, $15.500
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INDIALANTIC POOL
home. Walk to the beach
from this 3br/2-ba
including W/D, fenced
yard, pool service
$1250/mo 954-205-7789
MELBOURNE: 2/2, scr
rm, carport Furn/Unfurn
Pool, 1 yr lease $750/mo
incl cable, garbage
321-327-2807/258-9203
MERRITT ISL.: Water-
front,large dock, boat-lift,
all professionally re-
modeled w/new kitchen,
W/D, scrn porch, 3br/2ba
$1100/mo. 321-459-5533
PALM BAY 3/2/1 Excel-
lent location, very good
condition. Pets possible.
$750/mo + dep
407-716-5943 / 522-9880
PALM BAY 3bd/2ba/lcg,
tiled, large fenced yard,
no credit chk, $775/mo. +
refundable $500 cleaning
deposit. 805-208-1391
PALM BAY 4-br/2-ba
2-cg close to schools &
stores. C/H/A, inside
laundry with W/D,
$1050/mo. Avail Sept. 1
305-298-1004 see photos
online at www.Hometown
NewsOL.com ad #45409
PALM BAY NE -
3Bedroom, 2Baths, quiet
end of street. $750/mo.
Call 321-768-7652
ROCKLEDGE 7BR/4BA
2500sf. Remodeled, new
carpeting, screened in
patio, fenced yard,
mother-in-law suite,
$1695/mo. 321-759-2373



INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
3BR/3BA story town-
home, pool, 1 block from
beach. $1250/mo. incl.
cable, min 7 month lease.
F/L/S 321-223-8705






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cond. $750 321-609-4442
LEXUS 1993 LS 400
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cassette w 6 CD changer
Vough Tires. Clean car.
$4500 321-676-7747


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Enjoy easy access to your
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Dockage for boats under
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321-453-0160


MELBOURNE: Only
$2995 3/2 12'x60' All
New: CHA, vinyl siding,
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way in Village Glen an
Adult Park. Call
321-806-1240
PALM HARBOR: Huge
3br/2ba loaded 14 hous-
es to choose from.
Starting at $399/mo. On
your property.
800-622-2832
SEBASTIAN 55+ Park
Place '04 Palm Harbor
3/2 great view, upgraded
appl's, tile floors screen
pch. Pool, clubhouse.
$78,000 772-589-6490
MELBOURNE MHs


Park Homes for Sale
from $2,000 to $18,000
FREE cable Also, Empty lots
vail for doublewides or singles
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(Adult Park) Park Homes
from $2000 to $10,000
Lot rents $300/mo RV '0
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 galore.
low lot rent. $72,500
712-299-3252


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MELBOURNE BEACH
Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
steps from ocean. Pool, 2
fireplaces. Near Gemini
school, downtown. $1100
/month incis water, basic
cable. 321-726-9252
See photos online www.
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ds.com AD#45730


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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



NEW SMYRNA BEACH,
2/2.5, 2 story, W/D, priv
patio, walk to beach/ res-
taurants. $1000mo, $500
deposit 407-617-9565


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Bryson City $39,500.
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PALM BAY 3-br/2.5-ba
with porch, cable & 42"
HDTV, pool. 5 mins to
FIT quiet area. Avail 8-16
$950/mo 321-243-9500
TITUSVILLE: 3/2 twnhse
3940 Mt Vernon Ave,
1500sqft, scrn porch,
pantry, W/D, fridge,
$650/mo $900/dep
321-268-2519



MELBOURNE
1/2 OFF 1st Month rent!
Historic Eau Gallie Dis-
trict. 2BR/1BA/carport.
W/D. Pet ok w/approval.
$595/mo. Includes water.
Call 321-243-8115
SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
1/1 Screened Lanai. A/C,
So Indian River Dr.
$650/mo. 863-983-8064


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Mature planted pine,
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478-987-9700
St. Regis Paper Co.
LAND SALE NOTICE:
VIRGINIA MTNS
Closeout Sale!- 2.5 acres
with pond near stocked
trout stream, near state
park, $29,500, must sell.
Bank financing.
1-866-789-8535
NC Mt Properties Log
homes on 18-20 acres,
secluded lots with views.
Call Ed Hicks, Lic. RE
Broker, Timberland In-
vestment Properties, Inc
828-676-0221
NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Cool Summers/ Mild
Winters. NEW! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell, w/
loft & basement, includes
acreage $99,900.
ALSO, Mountain &
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$39,000-$99,000. Local
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NORTH CAROLINA
Mountains. New! E-Z Fin-
ish Log Cabin Shell with
Loft & Full Basement In-
cludes acreage $99,900.
Financing Available. 828-
247-9966 Code:60


PALM BAY Sunrise Mo-
bile Home Park & Apts.
Affordable, remodeled
Rental from $400 or pur-
chase. 321-725-7544



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Offices or Light Manu-
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getting away, bank fi-
nancing, must sell, owner
$19,500 866-789-8535
OWNER MUST Sell. 4+
acres- $57,300 Nice oak
trees, private access to
lake. All utilities in. Ready
to build when you are!
Financing avail. Call now
866-352-2249.
www.fllandbargains.com
S.E. TENN Mtns Land
Discounted 5+ acre
Tracts from $24,900 w/
utilities. Must Sell!
Ocoee/ Hiwassee River
Area. Large MTN Tracts
from $2250/ acre
800-531-1665 or 931-260
-9435
TENNESSEE LAND . .
5 acre tracts for $24,995.
Great schools. Others
available with owner fi-
nancing as little as $250
down and $99 month.
JDL Realty, 800-330-
3390 or 931-946-2484,
ask for Darin.

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TEN NESSEE
Lynchburg 2 homes on
1 acre tract 2-br mobile
home, 4-br house.
Excellent schools
$89,000 for all $28,000
for mobile on 1/2 acre
931-581-3537


OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE
Great SUNTREE loca-
tion. 650sf. $700/mo.
1200sf. $900/mo. light
industrial. No CAM, im-
peccably maintained, pri-
vate bath. 321-259-0202





COCOA Near BCC 4BR
/3BA, master suite w/ priv
ent., rent to own $2700/
dwn, $850mo.Jack, Realty
USA 1-800-559-4321

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2003 COLEMAN Pop-up
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Opens to 24' feet. 2 king
size beds. Slideout dining
area & more. $6500.
772-569-1376 see photo
online www.Hometown
NewsOL.com ad # 37087

CAMPING MEMBER-
SHIP LIFETIME!
Camp Coast to Coast
USA/Canada/Florida. $10
per night (full hook-up)
Year Round. Paid $1595,
MUST SELL $595.
1-800-236-0327

COACH 1998 RV
Shower, toilet, TV, frig.
king bed. Very good
condition. Good tires.
$15,000 321-254-7421


1999 STEP VAN- 15', DODGE DAKOTA, 2004
great condition. 9500 V8, Quad cab, automat-
original miles, good tires, ic, a/c, power package,
built-ins, great for handy- AM/FM w/CD, 75k miles,
man business. $12,500 $6900 321-593-2500
321-302-1459
FORD 350XL 2006 6.0
RE U E diesel standard cab, long
bed with alum tool box.
34K miles. Asking
CHEVY- Box Truck, $13,500 772-589-2515
1984 V8, Diesel, New Call Classified
tires, Automatic transmis-
sion, 8x7x8, $2300/obo 866-894-0442
321-956-1905

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Watercraft


16' KING TROLLER
1992, 40HP Yamaha,
Bimini top, new cables,
new batteries. Excellent
condition. $2500/obo.
772-532-3370 IR

18.5' SEA FOX CC 2005
90HP Merc Saltwater,
Bimini top, Lowerance
GPS fish finder. Alum
trailer. Full storage cover.
Live well. Coast Guard
Package. Exc cond.
$12,500 321-482-5759
see photo online at www.
HometownNewsOL.com
ad # 37209


21'7" TROPHY '03 Walk
around,cabin, table, bed,
150HP Merc, trailer, fish
finder, GPS, VHF radio,
low hrs, exc cd. $13,900.
321-961-7236; 693-6049
see photo online at www.
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at number 37269
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the best entertainment

fron the Treasure Coast

from The Sunrise Theatre's

2009/2010 Season!


SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER
Mighty Clouds of Joy* Sat
Hank Western Comedy Show* Featuring: Hank Western, Sat
Dak Rackow, Steve Zimmerman, Amy Dingier and Jim Morgan
(A benefit performance in support of the Sunrise Theatre Foundation)
* Mighty Clouds of Joy and Hank Western tickets are on sale now to the general public
Kool & The Gang Sun
An Evening with Chris Botti Sat
Jo Dee Messina: The Music Room Series Fri


September 18that 7:30 PM
September 19that 7:00 PM
and 9:30 PM


October I 1h at 7 PM
October 17th at 8 PM
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October 23 at 8 PM


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$59/$49
$59/$49
$49


NOVEMBER
National Touring Company of Tap Dogs Sat November 7"' at 8 PM $50/$40
Tommy James & The Shondells Live In Concert Sat November 14"'at 8 PM $175/$45/$55
with Opening Act: The Critters with Don Cicone
VIP Ticket Package $175, Includes 2 Orchestra seats, pre-concert reception and VIP after-party with the stars. Sponsored by John Pierson's Toyota of Stuart.
The performance will benefit, 100%, The AIDS Research & Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast. Tickets are on sale now to the general public.


JIGU! Thunder Drums of China
ABBA Mania
National Touring Company of Camelot
A Kenny Rogers Christmas


DECEMBER
"I Love A Piano"
Little Anthony & the Imperials
An Evening with Craig Morgan
Moscow Ballet Nutcracker
"Gotta Get A Gimmick, Burlesque to Broadway"
JANUARY
Bobby Vee, Brian Hyland, Shirlee Alston Reeves
of the Shirelles
Village People
Natalie MacMaster/Donnell Leahy
"Masters of the Fiddle"
National Touring Company of The Wedding Singer
Doc Grober and the Mudcats
Teatro Lirico D'Europa's Production of Bizet's "Carmen"
FEBRUARY
The Moscow Circus
Rock & Roll and Doo Wop
Featuring: The Tokens/The Chutbi .,I, & Danny and the Juniors
Barrage: "Animado"
Ballet Folklorico de Mexico
Vienna Boys Choir
An Evening with Steve Lawrence & "The Hot Band"
Engelbert Humperdinck: "Legacy of Love Tour"
Moscow Festival Ballet "Swan Lake"
Justadded--- Teatro Lirico D'Europa's Production of Verdi's "RIGOLETTO"
National Touring Company of Cabaret
MARCH
New Shanghai Circus
4 Bitchin' Babes: "Diva Nation"
Rock & Roll and Doo Wop
Featuring: Kenny Vance & The Planetones, Barbara Lewis,
Bobby Lewis, and Ron Dante of the Archies
PFX: The Pink Floyd Experience
Neil Berg's 101 Years of Broadway
Gordon Lightfoot
"A Night At The Oscars" with Shirley Jones
and the Hollywood Orchestra
Dublin's Traditional Irish Cabaret
The Capitol Steps
Justadded---- Teatro Lirico D'Europa's Production of Verdi's "La Traviata"
Cherryholmes
APRIL
One Night of Queen
Menopause the Musical
Menopause the Musical
Step AFRIKA!


Sat November 21 at 8 PM
Sun November 22nd at 7 PM
Sat November 28"' at 8 PM
Sun November 29'h at 7 PM


Thr December 3rd at 7 PM
Sat December 5th at 8 PM
Fri December 11th at 8 PM
Sat December 12"' at 7 PM
Sun December 13"h at 7 PM

Fri January 8th at 8 PM
Sun January 10h at 7 PM
Fri January 22nd at 8 PM
Sat January 23rd at 8 PM
Sun January 24th at 2 PM
Fri January 29"' at 8 PM

Tue February 2nd at 7 PM
Fri February 5"' at 8 PM


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Wed
Sat
Fri
Wed
Sun
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February 6"' at 8 PM
February 9th at 7 PM
February 10th at 7 PM
February 13Ih at 8 PM
February 19" at 8 PM
February 24th at 7 PM
February 26th at 8 PM
February 281h at 7 PM


Wed March 3rd at 7 PM
Thu March 4th at 7 PM
Fri March 5"'th at 8 PM


Wed
Wed
Sun
Sun

Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon


March 6th at 8 PM
March 7th at 7 PM
March 13th at 8 PM
March 14th at 7 PM
March 17th at 7 PM
March 24th at 7 PM
February 26th at 7 PM
March 28th at 7 PM

April 2nd at 8 PM
April 10th at 3 and 8 PM
April 11"' at 3 PM
April 26h' at 7 PM


$35/$29
$60/$50
$69


$40/$35
S55 -45
$45/$35
$27.50 $99
$45/$39


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$75 VIP
$40/$35
$39/$35
$50/$45
$25
$59/$49


$35/$25/$20
$75 VIP
$49/$39
$45/$39
$40/$35
$35/$29
$59/$49
$69/$59
$55/$45
$59/$49
$50/$45

$35/$25/$20
$35/$29
$75 VIP
$49/$39


$46/$39
$40/$35
$59/$49
$55/$45
$39/$35
$45/$39
$59/$49
$39/$35

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