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Vol. 6, No. 10 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, October 2, 2009


( HOW WEIRD
S IS THAI?!
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 remem-
ber, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's
true!
Giant baby draws
spectators to Indonesian
hospital
From sfgate.com:
Indonesia's heaviest-ever
newborn drew curious
crowds Friday to a hospi-
tal where the boy named
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See WEIRD, A5


New


budget


now in


place

By Tony Judnich
judnich@hometownnewsol.com
VIERA Government
watchdog and Brevard
County Clerk of Courts
Scott Ellis recently shared
some budget advice with
county commissioners.
Because of the tough
economy, "we need trans-
portation, not a Ferrari,"
Mr. Ellis said Sept. 22. "We
need a house, not a man-
sion. We need water, but
not Fiji water. We need
certain core functions, but
they should not be so
expensive that they drive
out the people they
serve."
Mr. Ellis shared his
thoughts at the final hear-
ing on the fiscal 2010
budget. At the meeting, a
majority of the commis-
sion approved a new
budget of almost $1.1 bil-
lion and an aggregate
operating tax rate of $5.47
per $1,000 of assessed
value the same rate as
last year's.
Fiscal 2010 began Oct.
1. Though the new budget
includes the elimination
of almost 200 positions,
some commissioners
worried that taxpayers
might think they did not
make enough cuts.
"The board did not
increase taxes this year,"
Commission Chairman
Chuck Nelson said. "We
approved the same rate as
last year and cut $40 mil-
lion out of the budget."
He added that commis-
sioners also slashed $20
million from each of the
past two annual budgets,
for a total of $80 million in
cuts over the past three
years.
Besides eliminating
many positions this year,
officials reduced library
hours by 20 percent, cut
the travel budgets for all
departments by 15 per-
cent and decreased fund-
ing for various nonprofit
groups.


Thousands participate


in worldwide cleanup


By Tammy Roberts devoted their a
roberts@hometownnewsol.com participating in ti
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clear, thanks to the help of Last year, nea
more than 1,200 volunteers volunteers colle
this past weekend. than 6.8 million
A blend of families, couples, trash in 100 coun
seniors, clubs and organiza-
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Groups unite for drug awareness event


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Ed Gowin, of Briarwood Neighborhood Watch, Love Carter, of Powell's Subdivision Neighborhood Watch, Ellena Lit-
tle, program director for Club Esteem, and Dorothy Linson, supervisor of Lipscomb Street Park, talk about the upcom-
ing 'Take a Stand' event, which is designed to warn neighborhood children about the repercussions of drug use.

'Take a Stand' designed to warn children about the dangers of drug use


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

They're fed up, and
they're not going to take it
anymore.
Six South Melbourne-
area groups will unite to
protect their children from
the dangers of drug-related
activities Oct. 16.
The "Take a Stand!" Youth
Drug Awareness Event,
sponsored by Powell's Sub-
division, in conjunction
with Club Esteem, the Lip-
scomb Street Park Program
and the neighborhood


watch organizations for
Faith Landing, Briarwood
Park and Grambling Park, is
designed to educate chil-
dren ages 6-18 on the reper-
cussions of drug use.
"Five years ago, we had a
real bad situation with
youth on the street selling
drugs," said Sandra Pelham,
chairwoman of the Powell
Subdivision Neighborhood
Watch Program and event
coordinator. "But since we
started working with the
police, it's gotten better. It
hasn't disappeared, but
we're not seeing as many.


We're reaching out to our
youth in an effort to edu-
cate them on the pitfalls
that come with getting
involved with drugs while
also showing them the ben-
efits to living a positive,
drug-free life."
Ellena Little, program
director for Club Esteem, a
nonprofit agency dedicated
to inspiring economically
disadvantaged youth to
embrace the highest stan-
dards of academic and per-
sonal excellence, said she
recalls a time not too long
ago when drug dealers fear-


lessly peddled poison on
neighborhood streets.
"I remember driving
through the community,
seeing the guys on the
street," she said. "Even if
you didn't see the (drug)
transactions, you'd know
they weren't in school."
Ms. Pelham said that
neighborhood groups' part-
nerships with Melbourne
and Palm Bay police
departments has helped to
greatly reduce drug activity
in South Melbourne, but
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court date set Oct. 21


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
The city of Melbourne
and soup kitchen Daily
Bread will take their long-
standing argument before
a three-judge panel Oct. 21,
making it the first time the
two groups will meet in
court.
The soup kitchen filed a
civil suit against the city
June 19 with the Brevard
County Clerk of Courts.
At a special meeting May
14, Melbourne's Zoning
Board of Adjustment
upheld a decision to deny a
request made by Daily
Bread to change zoning so
the nonprofit could build
an administrative building
adjacent to its soup
kitchen, located at 815 E.
Fee Ave., Melbourne.


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Dave Clarke has volunteered at Daily Bread for more
than 14 years. He is the resident soup chef.
Daily Bread asked the development, denying the
board to review a decision zoning change.
made by Cindy Dittmer, At issue was whether Ms.
Melbourne's director of
planning and economic See DATE, A3


Cocoa Beach to


host first air show


By Jenet Krol
krol@hometownnewsol.com
COCOA BEACH The
skies will come alive the
weekend of Oct. 3 and 4
during the first annual
Cocoa Beach Air show.
Thirteen different acts,
including seven military
and six civilian acts will fill
the skies.
The U.S. Air Force F-16
Viper Team, the U.S.
Navy's F-18 Hornet Team
and the U.S. Army Golden
Knight Parachute Team,
along with the 920th Res-
cue Wing from Patrick Air
force Base will demon-
strate the aerial power of
the military.
Organized by Bryan Lil-
ley, the Cocoa Beach Air
show will reflect the mili-
tary and aviation influence
that contributes to the


county.
Mr. Lilley got a taste of
the area's aviation enthusi-
asm two years ago while
organizing the World
Space Expo at Kennedy
Space Center in celebra-
tion of NASA's 50th
Anniversary.
"This is a perfect area for
an air show," he said.
"With the military pres-
ence, space center and
deep water port, it has the
potential to grow expo-
nentially in years to
come."
The central location was
also a plus, as visitors from
South Florida, Jack-
sonville, Orlando and
Tampa can easily travel to
the show, he said.
Alan Shepard Park will
be the epicenter of the
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Shop to support Brevard schools at Merritt Square Mall


By Jenet Krol
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MERRITT ISLAND For
the next few weeks shop-
ping at the Merritt Square
Mall will be profitable for
local schools.


The mall is hosting "Earn-
ing for Learning," a point
reward system in which
shoppers can earn points for
their favorite school for
every dollar they spend, said
Maggie Cook, marketing
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"Every dollar equals a
point," said Ms. Cook.


"Some people take it very
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like appliances during this
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she said.
The contest, which is
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Brevard residents have also
flocked to their beaches
each year trash bags in tow
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safer environment.
"This is the only cleanup
we do during the year that
allows us to categorize the
items collected, which gives
us a better idea of what's out
there," said Jim Kriewaldt,
spoil island and invasive
plant program manager for
Keep Brevard Beautiful.
"Having these numbers can
lead to things like aware-
ness, recycling incentive
and policy change."
This year, more than
23,365 pounds, or 11 tons,
of trash were collected
throho ut 15 sites along
Brevard's beaches.
That figure does not,
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vate cleanup performed by
Canaveral Air Force Station,
whose members had to
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In addition, each week a
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and Cape Canaveral area,
an event also approved by
the Ocean Conservancy to
factor into the 2009 Coastal
Cleanup.
Once these results are in,
Mr. Kriewaldt estimated the
county's total number of
volunteers to be about 1,600
and the total pounds of
trash collected to be more
than 35,000.
"During the 2008 event,
we counted 34,785 pounds
of trash," he said. "Compare
that with this year's results,
and we did excellent."
While it takes several
weeks to tally the various
pieces of trash collected,
Keep Brevard Beautiful vol-
unteers said that through
the years, they've seen it all.
"Cigarette butts win
hands-down for the most
prevalent item collected,"
said Larry Weber, president
of KBB. "That is worldwide,
as well. Next time you're at a
stoplight, look down at the
nearest curb and see just
how many are lying there."
Second to cigarette butts
are bags from fast-food
restaurants, aluminum
cans, bottles and aban-
doned fishing line along the
county's beaches.
The final results and tal-
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Show
From page Al
show, with exhibits, flight
simulators, rock climbing
wall, vintage aircraft and a
children's area.
Spectators can view the
show for free from the
beach, or purchase tickets
for the "drop zone," an area
of the beach that will
include autograph tents
and reserved parking, for
$12.
There will also be a VIP
tent with food and drinks,
event T-shirt and program
and parking in Alan Shep-
ard Park for $79.
Mr. Lilley said he intends
to expand the show to a
weeklong celebration, start-
ing next year in honor of the
anniversary of 100 years of
powered flight.
"'And, with what the Space
Coast is going through with
the shuttle program going
away, this show will be able
to equal the economic
impact of shuttle launches.
It's a good time to have the
show, because of the need
here."
For more information,
including a schedule of
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Meeting
& workshops

FRIDAY, OCT. 2
SCORE small busi-
ness counseling: 11 a.m.
Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 254-2288.
Titusville Business
Connection: meeting.
Noon. Titusville Public
Library, 2121 Hopkins
Ave. (321) (321) 267-3036.

MONDAY, OCT. 5
Soaring Success:
meeting. 6 p.m. Orion's
Restaurant, 260 S.R. 520,
Merritt Island. Call (321)
459-2200.

TUESDAY, OCT. 6
Small Business Com-
mittee: meeting. 8 a.m.
Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 254-2288.
'Tax Free Investing in
your Local Municipali-
ty': seminar. 10 a.m. One
Senior Place, 8085 Spy-
glass Hill Road, Viera.
(321) 255-2400.
Free business coun-
seling: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cocoa Beach Area Cham-
ber of Commerce, 400
Fortenberry Road, Mer-
ritt Island. Call (321) 459-
2200 to reserve.
Innovator Leads
Club: meeting. 11:30 a.m.
Melbourne-Palm Bay
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(321) 254-2288.
Investment strategies
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WEDNESDAY,
OCT. 7
Executive Commit-
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Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 254-2288.
Rising Stars: group
meeting. 8:30 a.m., Mur-
dock's Bistro and Char
Bar, 600 Brevard Ave.
Cocoa. www.cocoaris-
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Leads Avenue Club:
meeting. 8:30 a.m. Pan-
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2290 Town Centre Ave.,
Viera. (321) 242-4575.
Executive Commit-
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THURSDAY,
OCT. 8
Women's Business
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Better Business
Council: meeting. 8:30
a.m. Titusville Area
Chamber of Commerce,
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Titusville. (321) 267-
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UPCOMING
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Loan packaging
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22 at Brevard Community
College, Melbourne cam-
pus, Building No. 10,
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Date
From page Al
Dittmer had interpreted the
city's zoning correctly in
making her decision.
The nonprofit claims that
its two properties, located at
815 E. Fee Ave. and 805 E.
Fee Ave., although adjacent,
are actually two separate
lots with two separate zon-
ing designations.
The Zoning Board of
Adjustment voted 4-3 to
overturn Ms. Dittmer's deci-
sion, one vote shy of the
supermajority vote needed.
"Two (of the Zoning Board
of Adjustment members)
who voted against us actual-
ly agreed with our argu-
ment," said John Farrell,
executive director of Daily
Bread, "and we're going to
use that against (the city of
Melbourne)."
After Daily Bread filed its
paperwork with the court,
Melbourne was served with


Event
From page Al
community leaders will
continue to address the
issue from all fronts, starting
with the education of small
children.
Ed Gowin, chairman of
the Briarwood Neighbor-
hood Watch, said the event
will feature several former
drug abusers who can tell
the children first-hand how
drugs negatively impacted
their lives.
"We're bringing in ex-drug
sellers who've done federal
time and ex-drug users to
tell children about the
repercussions behind this
epidemic," he said. "We
don't just want to target the
dealers, but the users, and
all the aspects that happen
in the drug trade losing
respect, losing your car, los-
ing your family and losing
your home."
Ms. Little said the event
would attempt to show the
true nature of becoming
involved in drug-related
activities, negating a


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a "show cause" order, to
which it had 20-30 days to
respond. Following that,
Daily Bread filed a response
to the city's response, and
the case was assigned to the
three-judge panel.
Both sides feel they have
strong arguments.
"I expect a favorable out-
come," Mr. Farrell said,
adding that his organization
is working hard to help an
increasing population of
people struggling to make
ends meet and losing homes
due to foreclosure and the
downtrodden economy.
Melbourne city attorney
Paul Gougelman said the
city is equally confident in
its case, although no matter
what the outcome, neither
side will really win.
"From a legal standpoint,
it would be to everybody's
advantage if we could find a
new location that worked for
Daily Bread," he said. "It
would meet a community
need and get them out of


lifestyle that is often glam-
orously portrayed.
"(Past drug) busts raise
awareness, but we really
need to put some fear in
(the children) of the conse-
quences of experimenting
with drugs," she said.
Take a Stand will coincide
with Club Esteem's Red Rib-
bon Week Service Learning
Project Oct. 23-31, in which
Club Esteem members will
participate in the two-day
"Take a Stand!" event to
gather information for a
service learning project
titled, "Let's all be Drug,
Alcohol and Tobacco Free!"
During the project, mem-
bers will investigate and
address the effects of drugs,
alcohol and tobacco in their
community. Members will
wear red ribbons and pass
them out at school to
demonstrate their commit-
ment to being drug, tobacco
and alcohol-free, Ms. Little
said.
Other activities during Red
Ribbon Week include pup-
petry and story-telling, arts
and crafts, role-playing, a
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Daily Bread's executive director John Farrell says he feels
the soup kitchen has a strong case against Melbourne.


that neighborhood. I've
done everything I could to
try to promote a good loca-
tion for Daily Bread.
"Regardless of what hap-
pens, it still doesn't change
anything with Daily Bread.
We need to try to find some


answers that work for the
community and Daily Bread.
I'm not sure anybody's going
to win in this situation."
A three-judge panel of the
Circuit Court of the 18th
Judicial Circuit will hear the
case Oct. 21 at 1:30 p.m.


'We know we're not going to get (through to)
everybody, but if we can get one or two to
grasp the concept (of living a drug-free life), it's
worth our time."

Ed Gowin
Briarwood Neighborhood Watch


Crime Prevention Workshop
at Stone Middle School Oct.
31.
"Take a Stand!" will include
guest speaker Rene Rubiella
of Operation NOW, or Not on
Our Watch, who will give a
presentation Oct. 16 on the
dangers of drinking and driv-
ing. Mr. Rubiella, a retired
U.S. Air Force master ser-
geant, lost his teenage
daughter in an alcohol-relat-
ed traffic crash.
"Take a Stand!" will contin-
ue Oct. 17 with a fun day at
the community center,
including entertainment,
food and the distribution of
information to help parents
build positive self-esteem in
their children. Adults and
children will also participate
in a panel discussion on drug
activity and violence. Addi-
tionally, Melbourne Police


Department will be on hand
to provide fingerprinting and
Health First will produce pic-
ture IDs of the children.
Mr. Gowin said he and
other organizers hope the
event will further reduce
drug activity in their neigh-
borhood.
"We know we're not going
to get (through to) every-
body, but if we can get one or
two to grasp the concept (of
living a drug-free life), it's
worth our time. We just want
to get the word out in the
community."
"Take a Stand!" is still in
need of sponsors. For more
information, or to make a
donation, call Sandra Pel-
ham at (321) 724-1770, Lip-
scomb Street Park at (321)
674-5725 or e-mail sppel-
ham@yahoo.com.


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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 of law.
Melbourne
Police Department

Theaniel Davis, 55, of
27178 Race St., Melbourne,
was charged Sept. 18 with
possession of cocaine.
Jessica L. Funicello, 20,
of 2289 Winwood Trail,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 18 with dealing in
stolen property.
Gregory J. Gowens, 24,
of 523 Williams St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
18 with robbery by sudden
snatching with a weapon,
grand theft auto and crimi-
nal mischief causing prop-
erty damage.
Prince Vincent Richard-
son, 53, address unknown,
was charged Sept. 18 with
possession of cocaine with
intent to sell, manufacture
or deliver, possession of
cocaine, possession of drug
paraphernalia and resist-
ing an officer without vio-
lence.
*Warren Willis, 33, of 500
Espanola Way, Melbourne,
was charged Sept. 18 with
aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon and simple
assault on a police officer,
firefighter or EMT.
Robert Edward Brown,
32, of 873 Tejon Ave., Palm
Bay, was charged Sept. 19
with passing a
forged/altered instrument
and possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Terry Lee Johnson, 26,
of 1125 Mathers St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
19 as a habitual offender-
driving with a suspended
license and with selling
cocaine within 1,000 feet of
public housing or a school,
possession of drugs with
intent to sell, possession of
drug paraphernalia, resist-
ing an officer without vio-
lence and possession of a


controlled substance with-
out a prescription.
Christina Mitchell, 34,
of 4950 Shade Tree St.,
Cocoa, was charged Sept.
19 with felony theft.
Xiomara I. Viust-Poma-
les, 27, of 2092 Little John
Road, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 19 with driv-
ing under the influence
and child abuse.
Kerry A. Weber, 18, of
360 Epping Court N.E.,
Palm Bay, was charged
Sept. 19 with possession of
a controlled substance
without a prescription,
trafficking a controlled
substance and driving
under the influence.
Richard Roche, 29, of
3016 Fountainhead Circle,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 20 with felony bat-
tery.
Shanna Marie Pollard,
35, of 3308 Randolph St.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 23 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon and felony battery.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Kevin Purvis Quillet, 32,
of 1631 Privet Court, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
19 with burglary.
Bobby Smoak, 34, of 770
Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
19 with burglary.
Rudolph BellWesley, 59,
of 916 Cedar Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
20 with possession of
cocaine and possession of
drug paraphernalia.

Rockledge
Police Department

Kylle Steven Taylor, 18,
of 4228 Chastain Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
18 with eight counts of bur-
glary and seven counts
each of grand theft and
possession of burglary
tools.


West Melbourne
Police Department

Dale Otis Williams, 65,
of 2030 Belmont Way,
West Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 23 with a
nonmoving violation
while license suspended,
possession of a controlled
substance, driving under
the influence, resisting an
officer and probation of
violation.

Brevard County
Sheriff's Office


Shayne M. Craig, 19, of
5241 Wild Cinnamon
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 18 with
trespassing, eight counts
of burglary, seven counts
of possession of burglary
tools and six counts of
grand theft.
Ronald E. Sirman, 34,
of 2589 Sarno Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
19 with burglary and
felony battery.
Thomas James Hiter,
36, of 1370 Tradition Cir-
cle, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 20 with
contempt of court, pos-
session of a controlled
substance without a pre-
scription and possession
of drug paraphernalia.
Sandy Kelly, 54, of 103
Palm Circle, Palm Shores,
was charged Sept. 20 with
possession of a controlled
substance without a pre-


scription.
Quintin L. Allen, 23,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 21 with
murder.
Patrice English, 24, of
1903 Southland St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
22 with armed robbery,
aggravated battery with a
deadly weapon, counter-
feiting of a driver's
license, counterfeiting of
a pay instrument and two
counts each of possession
of cocaine and selling
cocaine within 1,000 feet
of a specified area.
Lester Jeffery, 30,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 22 with
grand theft and passing a
forged/altered instru-
ment.
Dustin L. Messer, 25,
of 1026 Leeward Place,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 22 with felony fraud,
passing a forged/altered
instrument and felony
larceny.
Aaron Thomas Wills,
26, address unknown, was
charged Sept. 22 with
felony fraud and felony
larceny.
Scott Wilson Cush-
man, 28, address
unknown, was charged
Sept. 23 with
fleeing/attempting to
elude a police officer.
Kirby Paul Linder, 53,
of 526 Deerfield Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 24 with felony bat-
tery-domestic violence
and battery.


Police report


Weird
From page Al
Akbar Risuddin was
born to a diabetic mother
in a 40-minute cesarean
delivery that was compli-
cated because of his
unusual weight and size,
Dr. Binsar Sitanggang said.
The baby's extreme
weight was the result of
excessive glucose from his
mother during pregnancy,
Dr. Sitanggang said.
Guinness World Records
cites the heaviest baby as
being born in the U.S. in
1879, weighing 23.75
pounds (10.4 kilograms).
However, it died 11 hours
after birth.
Daycare dog fighting
ring busted in Chicago
From ap.org: A home
day care was the site of a
dog fighting ring, authori-
ties said, and investigators
who raided the house
found a blood-spattered
garage floor and battered
and malnourished dogs
not far from where chil-
dren played.
Three men were
charged, including the day
care operator's husband,
and authorities were
seeking two others.
Authorities initially said
four people had been
arrested. Nine battered
dogs four of which were
puppies were rescued,
police said. Day care
officials could not imme-
diately be reached. No one
answered a knock at the
door of the home.
Dart said approximately
10 children were found in
the day care during the
raid, but they were not in
the immediate vicinity of
the dogs. Neighbors and
authorities say the day
care was operated out of
the basement of the house
and a fenced-in play area
was in the backyard.
Police: Pilot used plane
to stalk ex-girlfriend
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say stalked his ex-girl-
friend by repeatedly flying
his plane low over her
house.
Police in Concord, in
northern California, say
Tom Huey made several
low passes over a residen-
tial neighborhood.
Sgt. Tiffiny Leftwich told
the Contra Costa Times
that a dozen residents
called police to complain.
Huey was arrested shortly
after landing the Beech
single-engine aircraft.
Leftwich says police
have been investigating
reports of a low-flying
plane in the area for more
than a year.
Huey is being held on
$155,000 bail.
Postal worker stole
30,000 DVDs
From news.aol.com: A
former postal service
employee has pleaded
guilty to stealing more
than 30,000 DVDs that
moved through a western
Massachusetts Post Office.
Myles Weathers, former-
ly of Springfield, took
DVDs that were mailed by
Netflix to customers for a
year beginning in January
2007.
Federal prosecutors say
the movie rental company
alerted Springfield Post
Office officials that a
suspiciously high number
of DVDs were disappear-
ing.
As many as 100 movies a
week were disappearing.
Weathers was arrested in
February 2008 after
investigators filmed him
taking DVDs from pack-
ages and slipping them
into his backpack.
He faces 10 months to
16 months in prison and
restitution costs of about
$38,000 at his Dec. 23
sentencing. His attorney
did not immediately
return a call seeking
comment.
Sean McCarthy can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
or help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).


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Don't hit animals with your car

I live in a beautiful area, Viera. I love how we still have tons of
wildlife right in my backyard. I do not like how Murrell Road has
become a speed area, with impatient and inconsiderate driv-
ers.
The speed limit is 40 miles per hour and if you drive 40 mph
you may get run over by the folks doing 50-60 mph.
I know that cranes for whatever reason will walk to the center
so I look for them and will protect them with my car if I see
them cross. I see on the other hand people on cell phones talk-
ing, texting and speeding with no regard for life.
Although swans are not native to Florida and were intro-
duced here years ago, they are here, on Sunday a family of
swans crossing Murrell Road had a run-in with one of the driv-
ers I described. I can assume that since the driver never
stopped.
How do you hit a 35-40 pound bird and not stop? Actually a
part of his bumper came off. I just met the lady who stepped up
to the plate and was in the right place at the right time. She is a
vet tech and she took care of the swan after taking the swan to
the emergency vet and put out her own money. Kudos to her.
Come on, people, have you lost your compassion for life?
Slow down and drive responsibly.

Irresponsible dog owners ruin it for everyone

I have a rant about irresponsible dog owners. Before I start,
let me state that I am a dog lover and believe dogs play an
important role in many of our lives. But irresponsible dog own-
ers are ruining it for all of us.
Just the other day, my young son and I were walking on Mel-
bourne Beach when we saw a dog owner walking three large
dogs about 200 yards away. As the owner approached us, she
decided to put one of the animals on a leash, but let the other
two continue to roam.
Sure enough, as they got closer to us, the dogs decided to
charge up to me and my son. The owner first started calling
them, but her commands were ignored. Then she shouted out
to us, "Don't worry, they're friendly, they don't bite! They just
want to lick you!"
Seriously?
What she should have shouted was, "I'm terribly sorry, but
I've lost control of my animals. Please stand very still while they
put their tongues all over your hands and your son's face."
And they wonder why dogs aren't allowed on the beach.

Bravo Brevard Symphony Orchestra

Who says, "nothing is free" and in addition, "if free is it worth
anything?"
The Brevard Symphony Orchestra and The King Center
offered two complimentary concerts on Sunday, Sept. 20.
And I must say that it was worth more than some concerts
that I have paid full admission to attend.
The conductor was very humble and his presentation to the
younger members of the audience was exquisite. He has really
mastered an ability to catch a youngsters' attention and present
appreciation for the musical arts.
This was the second year that my two children and myself
have attended this "gift" from the Orchestra, The King Center
and various sponsors.
The audience was composed of all ages and interests and we
were graciously ushered in by the The King Center volunteers
as if we had paid full price for an exclusive performance. As
often is the case at The King Center, we were greeted by the
friendly faces as we presented our complimentary, printed
online tickets at the door and by the scent of the sweet nut con-
cession.
The Orchestra presented itself in its best manner with smiles
and serious expressions, as appropriate during introductions,
and within the playing the diverse selection of pieces.
Especially enjoyable was the breakdown of the families of the
orchestra and the demonstration of the individual sections
playing their portion of a piece and then the combination
being brought together to demonstrate the blended harmony.
Following the concert, the instrument "petting zoo" gave
everyone the opportunity to get up close to the instruments
and musicians.
This event is a reminder of how valuable the arts are to our
young people and our society. We should all support music, art
and culture at every opportunity. Even if it is complimentary.
Teaching children that a standing ovation is sometimes the
best reward for a musician appears to be a small lesson. How-
ever, it will last a lifetime.
Thank you so much to everyone involved, it made for a very
enjoyable afternoon.




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Law enforcement funding a priority


aw enforcement
officers everywhere
are asking our state
senators and state repre-
sentatives who are prepar-
ing for what may be their
toughest legislative session
yet... "Don't reduce
funding to Florida's prisons
or repeat the mistakes of
the past."
In the early 1980s,
Florida was experiencing
similar economic chal-
lenges. One way the state of
Florida addressed the lack
of funding was to enact
various legislative initia-
tives to reduce the number
of criminals going to
prison, and to release
people from prison early.
As a result, countless
violent repeat criminals
who had once again been
arrested and convicted of
crimes were being allowed
back into our communities
to commit even more
crimes.
Inmates were receiving
large amounts of early
release "gain time." This
resulted in prisoners
serving a mere fraction of
their sentence. It was not


uncommon for prisoners
to serve a little more than
two years for a 10-year
sentence. As a result,
Florida's violent crime rate
skyrocketed.
To put it in perspective,
we had 27 murders in
Brevard County in 2008.
Compare that to Brevard
County of 1986, when we
had 41 murders. This is
even more concerning
when you realize we had
200,000 fewer people living
here. I don't think a single
day went by when we
weren't hearing about a
terrible crime somewhere
in the state committed by
an early released violent
criminal.
Florida was getting a
national and even interna-
tional reputation for
violent crime and earned
the highest violent crime
rate in the nation. Crime


More on parking meters

Ms. Infantini, let me get to the quick of it. Let me understand
this correctly: you want to have meters at the ocean parks along
A1A, do you and I live on the same planet Earth? Or have I gone
to another galaxy? I mean there is sure enough drugs in this
county to send me there, which brings me to another matter,
but we will talk about that one after I written my spiel on the
meters.
You want meters because your retired cronies don't want to
open up their wallets, which have cobwebs in them to begin
with, because most are living on their retirement checks from
either the military or another company that did not pay good
retirement benefits anyway.
Your constituents want you to put meters on property, where
crime is rabid? I wrote another letter previously, they must have
listened because now they put a 24-hour surveillance at Spes-
sard Holland South, because people were getting robbed there


was affecting every area of
our lives from tourism to
the state's economic
development.
As a result of this crime
wave impacting our state,
in 1992 a group of con-
cerned state legislators,
including our current
governor, Charlie Crist,
sponsored key legislation
to stop early prison
releases. The effort was
successful and resulted in
the requirement that
prisoners serve a minimum
of 85percent of their prison
sentence. I believe this was
the largest single factor in
reducing the crime rate in
Florida.
It is now 2009 and we are
facing tough statewide
economic times once
again. It is critical that our
state senators and state
representatives ensure that
violent criminals serve
their prison sentences.
While prisons are expen-
sive to operate, this needs
to be a funding priority.
Reducing the crime rate
is the end product of
dedicated law enforcement
officers, diligent prosecu-


tors, strong judges and
appropriate prison sen-
tences. If there is a break-
down anywhere in this
process, crime will surge
and those citizens we are
sworn to protect will suffer
the consequences.
The highest obligation of
government is to protect
our citizens. While our
economic situation may
make it necessary to
reduce spending, we
cannot lose sight of why
we are here. Ensuring our
families are protected
from criminals should
always be our State's
number one priority
regardless of any challenge
we face.
We will be closely
monitoring the upcoming
legislative session to keep
residents informed about
this important issue. We
will be posting this infor-
mation on our Web site at
www.BrevardSheriff.com.
On behalf of the 1,300
proud men and women of
your Sheriff's Office, it is
an honor to serve you.

Sheriff Jack Parker


either by the homeless or the drug addicts/prostitutes.
So let me understand this correctly, you want to put meters at
county parks where they have shut off showers to both north
and south either due to the homeless or the other degenerates.
Are you kidding?
There are no good paying jobs in Brevard unless one is
"smart" enough to work at NASA. So my main beef with your
meter proposition is this: If we are to pay, there should be clean
bathrooms with at least running water to wash the salt off. If
you can't provide that, I may suggest, shut the beach down, the
water is nice only in the summer. I should know. I have swum
here every month and the water is only nice from May to the
beginning of September, if that.
Yes, no one is holding a gun to my head saying stay here, that
is why we are looking for careers elsewhere. My main gripe is,
don't make it harder on the law-abiding citizens. If you want to
fight crime, do it. Start with the Berkshires, but leave the nice
people in this county alone.


Letters


On Carter's
comments of racism

To the Editor:

Carter is the National Hemorrhoid
and it is time to for him to retire. It was-
n't bad enough that he almost
destroyed this Country with his BAD
choices and still he is going around
making really dumb statements. I
think we are all tired of these wackos
who keep trying to play the race card. I
don't think anyone is even thinking


race. Joe Wilson called the president a
liar. What in the name of heaven does
that have to do with race? He is a liar
and I don't really care what color, he is.
If the race was a problem he would not
be president as it took a lot more than
black people to win him an election.
Get over it and quit calling all of us who
strongly do not believe this whole
administration including Obama all
kind of names. Pelosi is not black nor is
Gringy Harry, Biden or most of the oth-
ers so I think it is time to quit calling
everyone who does not agree with
Obama a racist and much worse. Every


one Obama picks for a cabinet is either
a tax cheat or worse. This might have
been OK in Chicago but the rest of us
are going to say what we believe. Talk
to your doctor as I did to see how the
medical profession feels about this
horrible Obamacare. It is a disaster
and the unions are going to make a ton
of money as are all the people that
Obama favors. If the recession is over
why is unemployment 10 percent
almost everywhere? I hope all you that
voted for change are happy now.
Barbra Bronsberg
Suntree


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Bizzaro's boasts authentic Italian feel


By Tammy Roberts
roberts@hometownnewsol.com

Owner George Hagal said
three things set his restau-
rant apart from other ven-
ues: freshness, family-
friendly service and
authentic Italian taste.
"I have people in here
every day that travel across
town to dine with us," said
Mr. Hagal, a New Jersey
native. "They enjoy the fam-
ily-feel and can taste the dif-
ference in our food."
In June 2001, Mr. Hagal
purchased Bizzaro's Pasta &
Pizza Restaurant in Satellite
Beach from its previous
owner and transformed it
into a place where couples,
families and friends feel
right at home amidst the
venue's close-knit staff and
cozy atmosphere.
A former food distributor
and longtime restaurant
owner, Mr. Hagal makes it
his goal to know all his regu-
lars by name and greet new
customers with the same
welcoming nature.
Using his thick New Jersey
accent to converse with
guests, Mr. Hagal stands by
his restaurant's motto: "Wel-
come to Bizzaro's! Where
everybody is to be part of
our family."
When it comes to food,
keep in mind that Bizzaro's
is much more than pizza -
even though many would
agree it has the best in town.
There are so many delec-
table dishes to choose from
on the Bizzaro's menu that it
took my guest and I at least
10 minutes to make a deci-
sion.
"Take your time," advised
our friendly server, Pat Rig-
gert. "There's definitely a lot
to look at."
Like many of the snow-
birds who visit the Space
Coast each year, my grand-
ma spent the past three
months visiting from Con-
necticut.
It was the day before she
and my grandpa were head-


ed back up north, so I fig-
ured, who better to accom-
pany me on my review than
Gram- the kitchen connois-
seur herself?
While we chatted about
the restaurant's upcoming
redesign with Mr. Hagal, our
server brought us a basket of
the most delicious garlic
knots one has ever tasted.
We "subtly" fought over the
last one, being sure to dunk
each piece in the dish of
tasty marinara sauce.
It was then that Mr. Hagal
informed us that every
sauce, every soup and every
piece of dough used for the
venue's pizza and pasta are
handmade each day in the
restaurant's kitchen.
It wasn't difficult to taste
the difference.
Gram started her meal
with a cup of authentic
pasta fagioli, loaded with
veggies, beans and cheese.
After sampling her deli-
cious soup, I munched on
my Italian antipasto, which
was served on a 9-inch plate
and covered in a blend of
lettuce, carrots, cauliflower,
tomato, pepperoncini, black
olives, salami, ham and
cheese. I topped it off with
my favorite salad dressing -
which very few restaurants
offer creamy Italian.
Other appetizers and
starters Bizzaro's offers are
Caesar salad, chicken wings,
mussels marinara, moz-
zarella sticks, fried ravioli
and one of the venue's most
popular items, fried cala-
mari.
Just from our soup, salad
and bread, we were border-
ing stuffed when it came
time for our main dishes.
Gram was served a hearty
portion of her favorite,
chicken parmigiana, which
she raved about for about
five minutes straight.
But no dish could have
compared to the gnocchi
pasta and marinara sauce I
ordered.
The gnocchi, which are
half-dollar sized-potato


Staff photo by Tammy Roberts
Michele louane, chef at Bizzaro's Pasta & Pizza Restaurant
in Satellite Beach, prepare homemade pizzas at the popu-
lar beachside venue.


noodles, were so light and
fresh that they literally melt-
ed in my mouth. If you're
craving Italian, but want to
try something out of the
ordinary, I highly recom-
mend this dish.
Other pastas available at
Bizzaro's are linguine with
white or red clam sauce,
penne caprese, veal parmi-
giana, eggplant rollatini,
muscles marinara or fradi-
avolo, zuppa di pesce and
linguini puttanesca, which
consists of capers, black
olives and anchovies in
marinara sauce.
Chicken or veal dishes can
be ordered with a franchise,
marsala or piccata sauce,
and jumbo shrimp can be
made with marinara, fradi-
avolo or scampi sauce.
Baked dishes include ziti,
manicotti, stuffed shells,
lasagna, ravioli and penne
blue, which consists of
chicken, ham, Dijon sauce,


mozzarella cheese and sea-
soned bread crumbs.
Cold sandwiches, such as
capicola and provolone, as
well as hot sandwiches, such
as eggplant Parmesan and
Philly cheesesteak, are also
available for those who don't
enjoy pasta as much as I do.
If you're into seafood, Biz-
zaro's also offers a delicious
crab and lobster stuffed
tilapia and a soft-shell crab
dish, carefully crafted by
head chefs Benny Gambino
and TonyAbitino.
There are more than a
dozen varieties of pizza
offered at Bizzaro's, includ-
ing margherita and meat
lover's, as well as stuffed
pizza dishes, such as strom-
boli and calzone.
The restaurant also offers
a collection of fine wines
and beer to accompany your
meal, as well as an Italian-
inspired children's menu for
See BIZZARO'S, A8


Business
From page A4
for individuals, groups,
couples and adolescents,
as well as business and
leadership. Space is
available for the Friday,
Aug. 28 through 30
"Heart of Epona" work-
shop.
The Epona Rivers sta-
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Glatter Road, Malabar.
For information, call
(321) 773-2485 or visit
www.eponarivers.com.

New photo studio,
art gallery open

Rhonda, "Ronnee,"
Barczak has recently
opened her own photog-
raphy and art studio. Stu-
dio 808 is located at 808
Forrest Ave., Suite C in
Cocoa. Studio 808 plans
to have a grand opening
event soon.
Ronnee plans to oper-
ate more than just the
typical photo studio. It
will also be an open
gallery in which all types
of arts may be showcased
from local photogra-
phers, painters, sculp-
tors, musicians, and
filmmakers.
Ronnee has been a pro-
fessional photographer
for more than 15 years
and has been the sole
proprietor of Bony Orbit
Productions, a local pho-
tography and multime-
dia company for more
than five years.
She has worked for CPI.
Corp. where she man-
aged her own studio, and
became a district train-
ing manager, in which
she was responsible for
training 16 studios
throughout central Flori-
da. She also worked at
Blue Moss Photography
Studio in Merritt Island
from 2003 to 2006 as an
associate partner and
portrait photographer
and digital imaging spe-
cialist, where she faced


all of the challenges of
owning a small business
with her associate, Deb-
bie James.
Her past professions
have giver her more than
15 years of training in
photography with chil-
dren and children with
special needs.
In addition to her solo
efforts she has collabo-
rated with many area
artists including Jeffrey
Ross Photography, a
Chicago based photogra-
pher; *stiff pix INK*,
Natasha Drazich, Xtian
Goblyn, and Lara Spitfly.
For information, call
(321) 652-1124, e mail
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or visit
www.ronnee808.com.

Dollar store
re-opens

"Your Dollar Store" has
new owners, and has
moved to a new location,
6300 N. Wickham Road,
Suite 125, which is next
door to the former loca-
tion in The Centre at
Suntree.
It is now family owned
and operated by Chris
and Toni Maupin, long-
time residents of Mel-
boure and Viera. The for-
mer owner was in
process of closing the
store when it was pur-
chased by The Maupins.
The store offers cards
at two for $1, a full line of
party supplies, balloons,
toys, stationary, health
and beauty, kitchen and
hardware. The store is
adding inventory all the
time and takes requests
from customers.
For information, call
(321) 610-8794.
New board elected

The Spacecoast Associ-
ation of Insurance and
Financial Advisors
installed its new board
members for the 2009-10
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Business of the
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ment with Palm Bay Ford,
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Bay and Kelly Ford, 776
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Mr. Hudson worked at
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bourne for 15 years. Thir-
teen of those 15 years were
spent managing and sell-
ing from a satellite branch
for Saturn in the Mel-
bourne Square Mall.
Mr. Hudson is now back
at the Mall representing
Palm Bay and Kelly Ford.
He can be reached at (321)
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Bizzaro's
From page A7
the little ones, including
adorable Mickey Mouse
ravioli.
To end our delectable Ital-
ian meal, our server brought
us two scrumptious canolis,
topped with whipped cream.
Sensing we had no room
left in our stomach's to sam-
ple Bizzaro's famous pizza,
(which we've had many
times before), Mr. Hagal sent
us home with two slices of
tomato & basil pizza and two


slices of Sicilian cheese
pizza.
To-go boxes in tow, Gram
and I made our way home
that afternoon, feeling satis-
fied with our delicious meals.
Four hours later, we
cracked open our doggie
bags and shared our over-
sized slices with my very
appreciative grandpa.
Bizzaro's Pasta & Pizza
Restaurant is at 218 N. A1A,
Satellite Beach. Hours are
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COMMUNITY

CALENDAR

FRIDAY, OCT. 2

Free adult open com-
puter lab: 9:30 a.m. to
noon. DRS Community
Center, 1089 South Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. (321)
773-6458.

SATURDAY, OCT. 3

Men's Christian Fellow-
ship breakfast: monthly
meeting. 8 a.m. at Dotties
Restaurant, 5275 Babcock
St., Palm Bay. All adult men
are welcome. (321) 412-
4843.
Zumba: 8:30-9:30 a.m.
DRS Community Center,
1089 South Patrick Drive,
Satellite Beach. Cost is $8 or
$20 per month. (321) 427-
7223.
Marriage course: 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at Unitarian Uni-
versal Church of Brevard,
2185 Meadow Lane, West
Melbourne. Materials pro-
vided. Light lunch and
refreshments will be
served. Call (321) 255-9086
to reserve.
Pet blessing: 3 p.m. at
St. Paul's Church, 105 Hibis-
cus Blvd., Melbourne. Call
(321) 723-8393.

MONDAY, OCT. 5

Sign language class:
ages 8 years through adults.
Monday nights through
Nov. 16 from 5-6:15 p.m. at
DRS Community Center,
1089 South Patrick Drive,
Satellite Beach. Cost is $25.
(321) 773-6458.

TUESDAY, OCT. 6

AARP 2-day driver safe-
ty class: 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 6 and Thurs-
day, Oct. 8. One Senior
Place, 8085 Spyglass Hill
Road, Viera. Cost is $12 for
members and $14 for non-
members. Call (321) 242-
9768 to register.
Sleeplessness By Sub-
luxation: free workshop.
3:30-4:30 p.m. at Cape
Canaveral Library, 201 Polk
Ave. Does Insomnia affect
your night and day? (321)
868-1101.
'Dating old photo-
graphs': discussion with
the Genealogical Society of
North Brevard. 6 p.m. in the
Hannemann Room at
Titusville Public Library,
2121 Hopkins Ave. The pub-
lic is welcome. For informa-
tion, call (321) 383-8486.
Abate: Brevard County
Chapter. 7:30 p.m. Ameri-
can Legion, Post 22, 241
Peachtree St., Cocoa. (321)
480-3619.
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Artists weave friendship, camaraderie


'Dirty Dozen' to
showcase work
during exhibit

By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
A group of local artists
has found a common
thread in its pursuit of a
unique type of art.
The Dirty Dozen Fiber
Artists is a group of artists
dedicated to using fabric
as its main medium, said
Ellen Lindner, group mem-
ber.
"We treat fabric the way
a painter uses paint," said
Ms. Lindner, who has
branded her own work
"fabric collage." "We cut
and place fabric to make
compositions, using
stitching and glue. There's
a lot of pictorial art. Some
is abstract. Anything we
can get a needle through,
we'll use."
Ms. Lindner said group
members manipulate fab-
ric in a variety of ways.
"They may scrunch it,
tear it, burn it, weave it, foil
it, paint it, stitch it or glue
it," she said.
Artists also incorporate
other materials, including
paper, window screening,
plant material, beads and
plastics.
The group is limited to
12 members in an effort to
keep it small enough to
meet in members' homes
and to take manageable
annual member retreats,
Ms. Lindner said.
Member artists include


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Week of 10-2-2009


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Ellen Linder compares swatches of fabric to the pieces she has selected for her cur-
rent project.


Ms. Lindner, Barbara
Bilbo, Jill Brown, Paula
Furgason, Peggy Horsfield,
Elizabeth King, BevO'Con-
nell, Dij Pacarro, Ruth
Anne Parker, Lisa-Marie
Sanders, Irene Watson and
Martha Wolfe.
The Dirty Dozen will
host an annual show, titled
"Exposed!" from Oct. 2-31
at Boutique 4 Quilters,
2945 W. New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne.
Lisa-Marie Sanders, the
newest member of the
group, will exhibit her
work with the Dirty Dozen
for the first time during
this show.
"I'm fairly new to art
quilting," Ms. Sanders said,


adding that she learned
several traditional quilting
tips from her mother-in-
law before learning about
the Dirty Dozen group. "I
take inspiration from
where I live (in Cocoa
Beach), and recently did a
fabric scene of a surfer
girl."
Ms. Sanders' showpiece,
which she calls a kaleido-
scope wall quilt, is a rather
large piece at 55 inches by
55 inches. She said that
although it's hard to quan-
tify, she believes she's
worked on the kaleido-
scope wall quilt for
approximately six months.
Ms. Sanders said she
jumped at the invitation to


join the group because she
was eager to learn from
other artists.
"One of the things I'm
excited about is learning
from the other quilters,"
she said. "I'm also excited
about having a place to
show my art."
Ms. Sanders concluded
by saying the Dirty Dozen
is a close-knit group.
"The sharing, cama-
raderie and friendship is so
neat, and it's great to have
this opportunity and these
friendships that develop,"
Ms. Sanders said. "This is
the most non-competitive
group of artists I've ever

See DOZEN, B3


Out & about


FRIDAY, OCT. 2

'Purses with a Purpose':
luncheon to benefit Serene
Harbor domestic violence
shelter. 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.,
Friday, Oct. 2 at the Crowne
Plaza Oceanfront, 2605 A1A,
Indialantic. Lunch, live
designer purse auction, silent
auction, raffles and vendors.
Tickets are $35. Call (321)
726-8282 or e-mail serene-
harbor@cfl.rr.com by Sept.
25 to reserve.
George Wilson: will per-
form at 5:30-7:30 p.m. on
Jazz Friday at the Brevard Art
Museum, 1463 Highland
Ave., Melbourne. Admission
is $10 and Museum members
get in free. Event includes raf-
fle and door prizes. All profits
raised will be donated to
local charities. Call (321) 242-
0737.
First Friday Art Walk:
5:30-8 p.m. Art studio and
gallery displays open late.


Eau Gallie Arts District in Mel-
bourne. (321) 752-0463.
Evita: 7:30 p.m., Saturday,
Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
and Sunday at 2 p.m. Play
runs unitl Oct. 11. Cocoa Vil-
lage Playhouse, 300 Brevard
Ave. Box office (321) 636-
5050.
I Hate Hamlet: 8 p.m.,
Saturday, Oct. 3 at 8 p.m. and
Sunday, Oct. 4 at 2 p.m. Play
runs until Oct. 10. Titusville
Playhouse, 301 Julia St. Box
office (321) 268-1124.

SATURDAY, OCT. 3

Outreach Bunco & Card
Party: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Greater Palm Bay Senior Cen-
ter, 1275 Culver Drive, Palm
Bay. Raffles and prizes. Cost is
$9 and includes continental
breakfast and lunch. Call
(321) 724-1338.
Teacher appreciation
Fall festival: with food,
games and prizes. 9 a.m. to


noon at Fox Lake Park in the
main pavilion, 4400 Fox Lake
Road, Titusville. Call (321)
267-5825.
Old Florida Fest: 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at Erna Nixon Park,
1200 Evans Road, Mel-
bourne. Storytelling, dance
and music and a wide variety
of historical, environmental
and informational displays.
Food concessions from local
caterers and local crafters will
share some old time art. Call
(321) 952-4525.
Volunteer Manager's
Professional Network's
Recruitment Fair: 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. at the Central Brevard
Library, 308 Forrest Ave.,
Cocoa. An opportunity for
residents to meet with differ-
ent volunteer organizations
and learn how they make a
difference in the community.
Brevard Zoo, Brevard County
Libraries, Central Brevard
Sharing Center, Eckerd Men-
toring Program, RSVP, Girl


Scouts of Citrus Council, and
the Guardian ad Litem Pro-
gram among others will be
present. Call (321) 508-4595
for information.
Fashion show: "The Fash-
ionable Traveler," from 11
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The Tides,
1001 A1A, Patrick Air Force
Base. The show will feature
fashions from Cach6 and
Patchington, and speaker,
Barbara Moss, who has trav-
eled extensively and will
share some of her exciting
travel experiences. Show tick-
ets are $12, which includes
luncheon, goodie bags and
door prizes. The show is
sponsored by First Baptist
Church of Indialantic. Call at
(321) 723-5217 to purchase
tickets.
'Tea Hattitude Affair':
Noon at Metropolitan Baptist
Church Fellowship Hall, 474
King St., Cocoa. A tea party,
light lunch and a church
See OUT, B2


Aries-March 21-April 19
You are a winner in the game
of life. Why? Because you
have courage, conviction,
integrity and high purpose.
Your strong conscience and
loyalty always make you
want to do the right thing.
Stay focused on the top
goals that make you happy.
Now the universe is working
for you and bringing you
higher rewards.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Make time each day to do
things that make you happy
and recharges your batteries.
You don't have to always be
consumed with work. Psyche
yourself up each day. Every-
one needs this, especially
Taurus. Now you are at your
best. Do it today and every
day to come. Now life's
greatest rewards will find
you everyday.

Gemini-May 21 -June 21
Pacing yourself is the key to
getting the most important
things done first. You don't
have to do everything at
once. This just wears you
out. Most of the things you
worry about never happen in
the first place. This is why it is
so important to separate the
positives from the negatives.
Feed the positives, starve the
negatives.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You wake up most mornings
with a happy mood and a
positive attitude. This is high
magic and continues to bring
new blessings of love, peace,
abundance and happiness
each day. Your large heart is
filled with gratitude and
thanks. Your heart literally
sings with gladness for all
you have been given. More is
on the way.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Your strong belief in doing
things right is a major factor
in your wonderful personal
and professional growth.
When you get that "Right"
feeling nothing can stop or
slow you down from victory
over life. You have such a
large reservoir of love,
patience and understanding.
Victory is on the horizon
heading your way.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Life is always presenting
challenges because of your
active lifestyle. How you han-
dle them is the key to your
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"Hats on Parade" contest for all
women of Brevard county.
Advanced tickets are $15 and
may be purchased at the
church, call (321) 636-2971.
"A Hattitute Tea": 1 p.m. at


Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Centennial Hall, 801 Dummitt
Ave., Titusville. An afternoon
with brunch, an elegant hat
parade and a pretty hat con-
test. All women are asked to
wear their favorite hat. Cost is
$15 per person; $25 per cou-
ple. Call (321) 269-4392.
Classic car cruise: 4-8 p.m.


Beach Street Eatery, 302 A
Ocean Ave., Melbourne Beach.
Open to anyone with a passion
for classics, muscle cars, rods
and customs. Trophies award-
ed for drivers' and peoples'
choice. Raffle and prizes. Call
(321) 951-0224.
Cocktail party benefit: for
The Brevard Symphony


Orchestra Central Guild. Satur-
day, Oct. 3 from 5-7 p.m. The
event will be held at the home
of Fred and Pat Simanek, 2200
Rockledge Drive, Rockledge.
The cost is $35 per person and
all proceeds go to support your
Brevard Symphony Orchestra.
Call (321) 242-2024 or visit
www.brevardsymphony.com.
'Rally for the Cure- Breast
Cancer' golf tournament:
hosted by The Brevard/Space
Coast Chapter of the Executive
Women's Golf Association Oct.
3 at Baytree National Golf
Links, 8207 National Drive,
Melbourne. Four-person
scramble at 7 a.m. Includes
cart, green fees, range balls,
lunch, contests, 50/50 draw-
ings and prizes. Cost is $85 per
player. A hole-in-one wins a
Nissan, sponsored by Nissan of
Melbourne or a $1,400 color
portrait sponsored by Baldino
Studios of Cocoa Beach. There
will also be a silent auction.
Call (321) 223-0210.
Fashion Show & Tea: Fea-
turing talks by two Ms. Ameri-
ca's Bridget Cleary and Susan
Jeske. Melbourne Yacht Club,
1202 E. River Drive, Melbourne.
Seating is limited. For reserva-
tions, call (321) 952-7896.

SUNDAY, OCT. 4
Central Florida Winds
concert: 3 p.m. Holy Trinity


Episcopal Upper Academy,
5625 Holy Trinity Drive, Mel-
bourne. (321) 223-6688.
Smooth Jazz Series The
Rippingtons: featuring Russ
Freeman. 7 p.m. King's Center
of Performing Arts, 3865 Wick-
ham Road, Melbourne. Box
office (321) 783-9004.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life Kick-Off Party:
6 p.m. at Viera High School
Media Center, 6103 Stadium
Parkway. Public Welcome. Call
(321) 433-3109, Ext. 121.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Pumpkin patch: at the
Church at Viera, 9005 North
Wickham Road from Oct. 10-
31. Proceeds go to support the
student ministry summer youth
camp trip. Hours of operation
Monday through Friday from
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday
and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. Call (321)259-3454.
Columbus Day dinner
dance: 6-9:30 p.m., Saturday,
Oct. 10 at Italian American
Club of South Brevard, 1471
Cypress Ave., Melbourne. Call
(321) 253-0282.
Comedy show: with Ted
Holum from the Tonight Show,
ventriloquist Peter Hefty from
America's Got Talent and


British comedian Homer
Noodleman. Saturday Oct. 10
at 8 p.m. at Radisson at the
Port, 8701 Astronaut Blvd.,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
298-1001.
3rd Annual 'Bike Blast
Street Party': to support The
Innocence Project. Saturday,
Oct. 10 and Sunday, Oct. 11,
behind the Southern Room
Lounge, 345 S. Washington
Ave., downtown Titusville. Live
bands, best/worst bike contest,
bike wash, 50/50 raffle, Ms.
Bike Blast contest, best tattoo,
auction, food, beer, vendors,
bike stunts and a trivia/poker
run on Saturday. For informa-
tion or to participate, call (321)
208-4768.
Art exhibit opening recep-
tion: "Panther: The Journey." 6
p.m. Friday, Oct. 16 at The
Gallery, 701 New Haven Ave.,
Suite No. 201, Melbourne.
(321) 557-2643.
Witch Way 5K run/walk:
Saturday, Oct. 17 at 7:30 a.m.
at James H. Nance Park, 201
A1A, Indialantic. Call (321)
795-5818 or visit www.witch-
way5k.com.
Fall Senior Health Fair:
Thursday, Oct. 22 from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at the Hospice of St.
Francis office building, 1250 B
Grumman Place, Titusville.
Admission and parking is free
and the public is welcome.
(321) 750-2146.


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Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren: meeting. 10
a.m. at Club Esteem, 3316
South Monroe St., Mel-
bourne. Call Priscilla Liv-
ingston at (321) 725-4065.
Free scrapbooking
classes: to build memory
books for caregivers and
loved ones dealing with
memory loss. 1:30-3:30 p.m.
at Leeza's Place, 3661 Bab-
cock St., Melbourne. (321)
951-7118.
Titusville Computer
Club: meeting. 7 p.m. at St.
Gabriel's Episcopal Church,
414 Pine St., Titusville. Call
(321) 267-3746.
Beginner Square Dance
lessons: with the Prome-
naders Square Dance Club
at 6:30-7:45 p.m. at Tropical
Haven Hall, 1205 Eddie
Allen Road, Melbourne.
First two lessons free, then
$5 per person. Singles and
couples welcome. Call (321)
724-8271.

UPCOMING
EVENTS
Rummage sale: with the
The Cocoa-Rockledge Gar-
den Club. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 9 and 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10 at
1493 Fiske Blvd., Rockledge.
There will be plants, baked
goods, clothing, furniture
and much more. (321) 453-
7839.
Prime Time and Senior
Talkers: will meet at 11 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 12 at One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. Prime Time
will present first with lunch
and socializing at noon then
Senior Talkers to present
after. Bring a bag lunch.
Dessert & beverages are pro-
vided. Call (321) 636-3484 or
(321) 726-0660.
Coaches and managers
softball organizational
meeting for Fall/Winter
leagues: for Men's city and
Co-ed. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Oct. 13. 840 Forrest Ave.,
Cocoa. (321) 633-1874.
Fall tree and plant sale:
with Titusville Men's Garden
Club. Noon to 6 p.m. Satur-
day, Oct. 16 and 8 a.m. to 2
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17 at the
downtown parking lot
across from Parish Theater
on U.S. 1 and Julia Street in
Titusville. Two for one spe-
cial on Holly plants. All
plants on sale range from 50
cents and up. Call (321) 269-
7622.
Book sale fundraiser: for
Friends of the Eau Gallie
Library, 1521 Pineapple
Avenue, Melbourne. 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16 and
Saturday, Oct. 17. Call (321)
255-4304.
Fibromialgia workshop:
6:30-7:30 p.m Tuesday, Oct.
20. at 595 North Courtenay
Pkwy. No. 203. Cost is $5.
Refreshments provided. Call
(321) 453-8484 to reserve.









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ARTS NOTES
Open reception for
new exhibit
There will be a reception
for the new exhibit "Pan-
ther: The Journey" at 6 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 16 at The
Gallery, 701 New Haven
Ave., Suite No. 201, Mel-
bourne.
Panther has been paint-
ing and showing her art in
Brevard County for more
than 16 years. Her art has
reached wide audiences
with highly successful
Wyland Galleries at Board-
walk, Polynesian, Porto
Fine Disney, Cafe Tu Tu
Tango in Orlando and the
Melbourne Masters of Art
Festival, as well as many
more local venues.
For information, call
(321)557-2643.

Garden
mosaic classes
Learn three-dimensional
mosaics by making a beau-
tiful mosaic orb and base
for your garden. This two-
day class on Oct. 10 and 14
will focus on mosaics that
are intended for outdoor
use and students will learn
about materials used in
exterior applications. Class
is located at The Viera Art
Gallery, 5410 Murrell Road,
Viera. Cost is $120 and all
See ARTS, B4


Dozen
From page B1
seen, and when someone
gets an accolade we're all
out there cheering."
The "Exposed!" exhibit
will feature more than 60
pieces showcasing bold
graphic designs, realistic
pictorials and monochro-
matic abstracts, including
two group projects.
"Exposed!" will run from
Oct. 2 through Oct. 31, and
the Dirty Dozen will host an
opening reception Satur-
day, Oct. 3, from 1-3 p.m.
General viewing will take
place during Boutique 4
Quilters' regular store
hours, Monday through Fri-
day from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and Saturday from 9:30 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
For more information,
call (321) 768-2060.


Scopes
From page B1
happiness. It is unwise to
work on more than three
main projects each day.
There has to be time to play
as well, you know. Quality is
more important than quanti-
ty. Trust your instincts. They
speak truth.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct.22
When you listen to and let
your higher nature guide
you, wiser decisions are
made. You were born under
the lucky number seven in
the Zodiac. The odds of suc-
cess are in your favor. This
gives you the winning edge.
You have all the tools it takes
to live a rich, full and happy
life. You are truly a child of
the light.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
You are one of the few bold
enough to live your dream. All
created forms start with a
vision, a dream or an inspira-
tion. You live close to the
source. You have the power of
original thought. This is a clear
mind, an open heart and a
vivid imagination. The only
other requirement is action.
Bring it all out and set it free.
Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
Your life is filled with positive
opportunities and challenges.


The starting point is to make
the best of what you have
right now. Before starting any
new projects, finish up and
complete old ones first. Then
set new targets. You are the
Archer of the Universe. One of
your main jobs is to give us all
a sense of direction.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Much truth is unfolding r
around you lately. Try to keep
a lighter touch when you are
not sure what to do. Patience
is a virtue. Keep balanced by
doing things that keep you
healthy. This keeps the stress
level down. No need to burn
out this late in the year. Call
on your friends. They will
help. That's what friends are
for.
Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Foresight is your great quality.
It works best when you fol-
low your heart more than
your head. If it doesn't feel
right, don't do it. Some of the
greatest ideas and theories
don't work when tested. This
is where you are at your best.
A visionary, a prover and an
actor. You are a visionary. Test
and prove them before taking
action.

Pisces-Feb. 19- March20
There is no room for fear, inde-
cision or doubt in your life. Tell
us what you want us to do.
You have the answers. You


have gotten this far in life, it's
awesome. There is still a ways
to go. Keep on revealing your
secrets. You are so great and
so deep. You take us safely into
our deeper hart nature.
Thanks.
Star visions
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by Hurricane Frances in
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force Transition program will host the fol-
lowing workshops in October to assist Bre-
vard County aerospace workers who have
been or maybe affected by the space shuttle
program closure. There is no cost to attend.
Creation of a user account in Employ
Florida Marketplace is required for partici-


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be completed online at www.launchnewca-
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storm was over. They have
been rebuilding ever since.
The entrance is now much
closer to the inlet.
Golf seems to be part of
the Florida lifestyle in
general and Fort Pierce is no
different. There are many
courses, both private and


public, including Indian
Hills Golf Course that has
been a cornerstone of Fort
Pierce since 1938.
For those who enjoy the
performing arts, the
recently renovated Sunrise
Theatre opened for live
performances. Originally
built in 1923, the doors were
closed in 1983.
The Fort Pierce Preserva-
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This year's lineup
includes: An Evening with
Chris Botti, Tommy James
and the Shondelles, Kool
and the Gang, ABBA Mania,
and A Kenny Rogers
Christmas and many more.
Come and spend the day
or the weekend. Fort Pierce
has something for everyone.

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Public sale notice is
hereby given that the
undersigned intends to
sell the personal property
described below under
the Florida Self Storage
Facility Act. Florida
Statute Section(s)
83.80183.908. The
undersigned will sell at
public sale by competitive
bidding starting.
Darryl Austin Unit B58
Contents: Car Parts
Household Items for the
following:
Cindy Greto Unit B57
Nyree Moore Unit C22
Don Mulhearn Unit C21
Wayne Harrington Unit
C66
Misty Kelly Unit C26
Place of Auction: 575 N.
Apollo Blvd. Melbourne,
Florida 32935 Date of
Auction: October 17,
2009 @ 2:00 pm Phone:
321-242-8000 All pur-
chases are sold as is. All
purchases must be paid
in cash and removed
from the premises by
end of the business day
Pubs:Oct 2 & Oct 9, 2009


LOST FAMILY member
(Greyhound Dog) Please
help "Bit" the Greyhound.
Skittish elderly black,
requires daily morning
meds. Call 321-956-3210
321-615-7303 or email
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144 San Paulo Circle.
Melbourne(near Hibiscus

Sev. pieces of art,
pottery, carvings by
their son Dick Hay,
listed artist, teacher &
worldwide art speaker.
The Hay's owned an
antique shop, many
fine antiques from
antique business for
sale. 3 Eastlake drssrs
w/marble tops, table +
6 cane chairs, glass,
furniture, collectibles,
records & more.
MELBOURNE
Estate sale Sat & Sun
Oct 3 & 4th. 8am to ???
111 Lagoon Ave The
Bluffs. Books, furn
grandfather clock, tools,
appliances. Lots more
household items.
Classified 866-894-0442


OAK LAWN MEMORIAl
GARDENS. Titusville
Two spaces in Garden of
Devotion. $3,995.
321-432-1855
PALM BAY FOUNTAIN
Head Memorial Park.
Two double inground cre-
mation vaults. Includes
bronze plaques. $1200
per pair. 772-388-1732



PSYCHIC READINGS
BY JUDITH.
Donations $35.
Call 321-255-5450



ADOPTION 866-633-
0397 Unplanned Preg-
nancy? Provide your
baby with a loving, fi-
nancially secure family.
Living/ Medical/Coun-
seling expenses paid.
Social worker on staff.
Call compassionate At-
torney Lauren Feingold
(FL Bar # 0958107) 24/7
ADOPTION 888-812-
3678 Living Expenses
paid. Choose a Loving,
Financially Secure fami-
ly for your child. Caring
& Confidential. (24
hours/ 7 days), Attorney
Amy Hickman, (Lic#
832340)


ADOPTION Financially
secure couple looking to
adopt newborn. Loving
home, doting big sister,
great education, family
vacations, beaches, ski-
ing, parks. Expenses
paid. Karen/Stan
8 0 0 3 6 2 9 6 6 0
FLBAR#260101


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MELBOURNE: HUGE
INDOOR Yard Sale, Sat
10/3, 8-2, Melbourne
Central Catholic High,
MCC Gym (Corner of
Babcock & Florida)
Prom Dresses, Furniture,
Books, Toys & lots more.
MELBOURNE: Sat 10/3
8-2, Multifamily, Wind-
over Farms. 4304 Ligus-
trum Dr, (West on Post
Rd off Wickham to R on
Turtlemound, L on Ligus-
trum. Furniture, Tools.
Household items & more.
PALM BAY Sat Oct 4,
7:30 am to 1:30 pm
1074 Dunham St. SE, (off
Emerson) Very good
cond household items,
lawn mower, queen brass
bed frame, wide variety of
books & more.

SPECIAL
TIME TO CLEAN UP?
Hold a garage sale, make
money & make someone
happy! Call
321-242-0442
to place your ad!


BEST BUY IN THE
NC MOUNTAINS!
2.5acre parcel. Gated
development.Spectacular
view. High altitude.
Bryson City $39,500.
Owner financing.
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com
PORTRAITS FROM
PHOTOS Hand painted
by master artist. Color
16x20 oil on canvas.
$150/each. Call
321-259-8698




$$$$$$$$$$$
YOU WANT MONEY
I want antiques!
321-266-2892

Buying Baseball Cards
Entire Collections
Stars, Commons-Sets
321-536-2797

CORVAIR Engine 1965-
69 for rebuilding email gw
buckshot@earthlink.net
321-752-5724

OLD GUITARS Wanted!
Fender, Gibson, Gretsch,
Martin,D'Angelico, Strom-
berg, Rickenbacker, and
Mosrite. Gibson Mando-
lins/ Banjos. 1930's thru
1970's Top Cash Paid!
These brands only
please. 800-401-0440

WANTED DIABETES
test strips Any Kind/Any
brand Unexpired. Pay up
to $16.00 per box. Ship-
ping Paid. Call 713-395-
1106 or 713-343-3050
ext. 1. www.cash4
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W. MELBOURNE, Fri.
10/2 & Sat 10/3, 8-1. Hol-
lywood Estates, 540 Jen-
nifer Cir, (192 to Holly-
wood & Henry) Misc
Household Items, Furni-
ture, Viking 1+, Sewing
Machine, Car Carrier etc.
WEST MELBOURNE
Hunters Creek
Community Garage Sale
Oct 9 & 10th- 8am- 3pmr
Take 192 to Wickham N
to Greenboro West to
Hunters Creek.
Loads of bargains.
WEST MELBOURNE
Moving Sale Fri Sat &
Sun Oct 2, 3, 4 9am-4
pm 525 Kimberly Circle
(Hollywood Estates)
Antiques, jewelry, furn,
art, Harley collectibles
House hold items misc
Please Tell Them...
I Saw It In
HOMETOWN NEWS
CLASSIFIED!
866-894-0442


WANTED DIABETES
Test Strips: Any Kind/Any
Brand. Unexpired. Pay up
to $16/ Box. Shipping
Paid. Call 713-395-1106
or 832-620-4497 ext.11
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WANTED JUNK CARS
Running or not $150 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
Call 321-631-0111
WANTED TO buy stamp
collections US & foreign
any accumulations.
321-610-8342






LIONEL TRAIN Platform.
8' x 8'. Folds to 4' x 8' for
storage. 60 year old
layout. Also wet grinding
stone. 321-752-8711
TRAIN TABLE N-gauge
13' x 5' can be split in
half. 103' of track,
switches, and scenery.
Moving must sell.
$1500/obo 321-953-9927


STOVE- GE FLAT TOP,
brand new, self cleaning.
Bisque, never used.
$345.321-799-2537



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in the Hometown News!
Do not be fooled we are
your local community
newspaper We are not
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AIR CONDITIONER
window unit 5400 BTU
Admiral $200
321-728-5967
AIR FILTER, A/C, micro-
allergy pleated, high per-
formance, 18x20, set of
4, $32 321-773-8591
AMP, BASS, peavy bass
amp combo, 150w, 15"
speaker, rarely used
$120 321-412-1620
ARMS REACH
co-sleeper, $25, SE palm
Bay, 321-271-7311
BABY BATH tub with
drain plug, little tykes play
gym w/lights, both for $10
321-723-1160 SoBrev
BAND SAW, craftsman,
10", $55, 15" tire, good
year wrangler, new, $40,
321-768-1554 SoBrev
BASSINETTE, WHITE,
extra sheets, like new,
$25, 321-733-7120
BATTERY CHARGER
for EZ Go golf cart, 36
volt system, ex. cond,
$175 obo, 321-676-7070
BED, DAY, $120, large
green recliner, excellent
condition, $75
321-728-3883 SoBrev
BED, DAY, white w/ cov-
erlet & bolsters, never
used, $100 321-726-3951
BED, RACE car bed, lit-
tle tykes, with mattress,
$100, game cube, $40
321-507-4032 NoBrev


BEDROOM SET, all
wood, double bed, large
dresser, night stand,
$100, 321-267-8781
BEDS, TWIN, 2, $25 per
bed, $45 both, 1 is metal,
1 is wood, no mattresses,
321-431-3142 SoBrev
BIRD CAGE, 64" high,
26" wide, 20" deep,white,
$75, sterns, life jackets,
$5 each, 321-452-2076
BOTTLES, Jim Bean, 40
year old character bot-
tles, empty, 2 for $100
each, 321-259-3688
BUTCHER BLOCK Is-
land, all natural wood, on
wheels $75, chandelier,
brown $30 321-777-9395
CABINET, ANTIQUE,
beautiful, $50, entertain-
ment center holds 27" TV
$25, 321-984-2780
CANOPY BED full size
Ladera 10-piece bed
frame, black powder
finish. $50 321-544-0038
see photo online at
www.HometownNewsOL.
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CARDIO CRUISER,
Jake, w/ video & workout
plan, $50 321-726-9133
CHAIR, FIRESIDE, anti-
que, pair, tapestry $100
each, 321-453-7979
CHAIR, MASSAGING,
like new, Shiatsu, $50,
Shiatsu foot & neck mas-
sager, $20 321-722-0622
CHAIR, RECLINER, w/
electric massage, $60 will
negotiate, 321-728-5684
CHINA HUTCH, dark
wood, glass shelves,
$50, Lazy boy love seat
$75, 321-480-0990
CHINA SET, Noritake,
'Blue Bell' 66 pc. platter,
gravy, crm & sug, $85,
321-722-3936 SoBrev
COFFEE TABLE, oak 2'
wide by 4.5' long, 15"
high, $35 obo,
321-728-9173 SoBrev
COMPUTER, HP desk-
top, 705. celeron, 3ghz,
40gb hard drive, $80
321-727-1789 SoBrev
COMPUTER- COMPAQ
includes keyboard, tower,
monitor, speakers. etc.
$200 321-615-2488
CONSOLE, weathered
white finish, used 2
weeks, has glass doors,
$185, 321-676-0713


CRIB, PORTABLE, new,
includes 2 mattresses &
irls bedding, never used
125, 321-632-2983
CUSTOM SAW, 43"x34",
top rips, 4'x8', removable
30" steel legs, $200,
321-704-3349 SoBrev
DESK & CHAIR white
wicker, gd cond, great
size, $55, 2 odd dining
chairs, $20 321-952-4004
DESK, COMPUTER, for
kids room, good shape,
$15321-752-0946
DINETTE SET, 5 piece
florida style, $150
321-409-0777 SoBrev
DINING TABLE, 6
chairs, china cabinet buf-
fet, $195 firm
321-327-2251 SoBrev
DRYER, ROPER, in ex-
cellent condition, $75
772-337-6256 SLC
DRYER, WHIRLPOOL.
excellent condition, $95
321-537-3057 SoBrev
DVD PLAYER, Sanyo
$50, VCR Player, RCA,
$25, surround system
$70, 321-773-2326
EDGER, 2HP, Black &
Decker, electric, very
good condition, $25
321-724-9348 SoBrev
ELLIPTICAL BIKE, $30,
massaging chair, $50,
foot and neck massager,
$20, 321-446-7743
EXERCISE MACHINE,
body by jake ab scissor
cost $240, asking $100
321-951-4397 SoBrev
FAUCETS, bathroom,
single handel, 3 for $20
each, 321-633-6370
FINE CHINA from 1930's
place settings & serving
pieces, $100, jackets $5
each, 321-956-6800
FURNITURE, PORCH,
perfect condition, 2 chairs
and a rocker, all match-
ing, $150 321-254-8488
FUTON COVER, suede,
new, full size, never used
$65, Xpress ready set go
grill, $30, 321-752-4753
FUTON, BED, medium
oak, 2 full drawers, new
camelot arms, no mat-
tress, $150 321-632-6480
GOLF CLUBS, L.H
cleveland, full set woods,
and irons graphite almost
new, $150 321-639-7013


GOLF CLUBS, Wilson,
his/ hers w/bag, pull cart
on bag, both in good
cond $150, 321-794-2996
GRAB BAG of lionel train
parts, track, cars, motors,
wheels, misc parts, $75
321-259-2521 (ad online)
HEADBOARD, QUEEN
or king size bed, $30,
electric edger $15
321-7777-5080 SoBrev
HEDGE TRIMMER, 2
electric Black & Decker
$25 both 321-610-8342
HEDGE TRIMMER,
black & decker, never
used, new, 24" dual ac-
tion, $100, 321-259-3688
HIDE-A- BED, queen
size, light color, good
cond, $100 321-984-5338
IMPORTED TILE, top
table, with 4 chairs, $185,
321-676-6949 SoBrev
JUMPEROO, DELUXE,
Fisher Price, $30, excel-
lent cond, non-smoking
home, $30 321-837-1141
KITCHEN TOOL, Boern-
er, V-slicer, with accesso-
ries and extra tools, un-
used $20 321-676-0079
LADDER, ALUMINUM,
extension, 16', $45, easy
golf pull cart $15
321-242-1339 SoBrev
LAWN MOWER, 6hp,
mulcher, bagger shoot,
ball bearing wheels, $65
321-725-7504 SoBrev
LOVE SEAT- sleeper,
excellent condition, $200,
321-431-6316 NoBrev
see photo online at www.
HometownNewsOL.com
ad #139004,
LUMBER, EXOTIC pur-
plewood, 4, 4'x1"x2"
pieces, $50, call for de-
tails, 321-917-8049
MASSAGE CHAIR,
Homemedics, like new,
black, bought at sams
club, $50 321-779-9282
MASSAGE TABLE, oak
works 28"x73", 1996, teal
vinyl, $80
321-917-6892 SoBrev
MATTRESS, KING size,
Sealy, in fair condition, 7
years old, very comforta-
ble, $20 321-777-9310
MATTRESS, QUEEN,
like new, $30, typewriter,
hardly used, $30
321-724-8770 SoBrev
MEDICINE CABINET, 3
fold out mirrors, gold, 5
lights, good cond, $35
321-269-3750 NoBrev
MEDICINE CABINETS,
Kohler Recessed $50,
Zenith flush, $15, new in
boxes, 321-205-6368
MICROWAVE, GE,
white, like new & cart
$100, 321-984-8774
MINI BLINDS, aluminum,
peach, 1- 47"w, 36"h, 1-
84"w, 48"h, $50
321-728-7924 SoBrev
MONITORS, 2, CRT, 19"
good working order, $50
for both, 321-383-3250


PATIO SET, nice, table,
4 chairs and cushions,
plus umbrella and stand,
$199, 321-259-0352
PHONE, Alltell, wireless,
includes car charger, cost
over $200 brand new,
take $100 321-327-7072
PICNIC TABLE, round,
wood seats, plus 4 wood-
en chairs, $65
321-259-2754 NoBrev
PLANTER, MCCOY, 2,
$15 ea, tea pot, $35, 2
cups and honey pot $30,
321-724-1020 SoBrev
PLANTS: Kalanchoe
Aloes & Various Succe-
lents. $2/ea
321-726-0712
PORCH GLIDER, alumi-
num, $25, exercise bike
and walker, $10 & $15
321-443-4415 SoBrev
POSTER- 'Lady in the
dark', 1943 #ed, 1/2
sheet, good cond, $199
321-726-8714 SoBrev
PRINTER, near new,
model A920, $45, key
board/ mouse $8
321-722-1659 SoBrev
RECLINER, ROCKET,
lazyboy, nearly new,
beige, man sized, $200
321-984-9298 SoBrev
REFRIGERATOR, May-
tag, upper and lower, w/
ice maker, white, 20.9
cu.ft. $199 321-837-1900
REFRIGERATOR- GE
almond color, perfect
condition, w/ ice maker
$100 obo 321-504-7759
ROCKER, WICKER,
$25, patio table w/ 4
chairs & cushions, metal
$85 321-482-2577


ROLL A WAY bed alum
with thick mattress $25.
Bird cage medium size
$20 321-952-9054
ROLLTOP DESK (2 file
drawers) $125. Oak curio
cabinet $100, game table
$35. 321-208-7402 see
photos online at www.
HometownNewsOL. corn
ROOFING MATERIALS,
new, left over, tar paper &
roofing shingles, $200 all
321-254-7955 SoBrev
SCROLL SAW, Sears
16", never used, $75
321-480-7992 SoBrev
SCUBA equipment,
mens & women, $200
for all, 321-751-3416
SEWING MACHINE
Brother, needs adjusting
$15, Oreck vacuum $15
407-301-6000
SHOP GRINDER w/
stand, Great condition
$100. Call 321-632-1066
SOFA, gorgeous, white,
cost $1000, sacrifice at
$100, 321-254-8675
SUITCASE, EXTRA
large, never used, sturdy
w/ wheels, $60 obo
321-259-2853 SoBrev
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responsible person.
Rooms from $375-$450.
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PALM BAY .31 acre
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Quiet residential street.
$25,000 321-723-9988
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$320/mo lot rent. Large
LR & FR, mega storage.
Large inside laundry
room, enclosed room
with AC & heat. Work
shop. Close to
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most weekends until
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PALM BAY NE: Older
CBS 3/2/2 family room,
No pets $850 + Deposit
WD Realty 321-723-3311
PALM BAY SE, 3/2/1
quiet area, washer/dryer,
tile thru-out, small pet ok.
$750/mo + security
deposit. 321-544-6652
ROCKLEDGE: Newer
2800 sqft 5/3/2 on 1 acre
in gated community
$1550/mo incl lawn serv-
ice Posey & Co, Tina
Dornton 321-652-3708
TITUSVILLE: 3br/1.5ba
w/carport, semi furnish-
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Walk to Searstown Mall.
$650/mo 321-684-3005
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schools, handicapped
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dblwd. 2/2, carport, FL rm
large shed. New A/C &
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Many activities. Exc cond
$42,900 321-724-4626
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MELBOURNE Active
55+ Lakewood Village
Updated 2/2, carport
1440sqft wet bar, Ig
porch, shed $49,900
321-951-9516
MELBOURNE Gorgeous
totally new modern bath
new kitchen cabinets.
laminate floors thru-out.
Reasonable rent. Asking
$11,900 321-426-9862
MELBOURNE Hollywood
Estates 55+ Own your
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2-br/1.5-ba Large carport,
screen room, Corner lot.
$49,900 321-727-1960
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407-283-5277


MELBOURNE BEACH
Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
steps from ocean. Pool, 2
fireplaces. Near Gemini,
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GEORGIA OVER 15 ac
in Wayne County Geor-
gia. Beautiful Tiff 85 pas-
ture, 2 small ponds,
county road frontage,
very quiet & secluded.
Only $3,500/ acre with
owner financing.
Cell 912-269-9349
912-427-7062,
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. (866)789-8535
NC MOUNTAINS
Brand new! $50,000
Mountain Top tract
REDUCED to $19,500!
private, near Boone area,
bank financing, owner
must sale, 866-275-0442
NEW RETIREMENT Cot-
tage ready for your finish-
ing touches! Fabulous
golf community in Caroli-
na mtns. Short drive from
Asheville. Just $199,900.
Call (866)334-3253, x
2315. www.scgolfhome
.com


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INDIALANTIC Two 2/1/1
1 rated A+/ 1 rated B
1/2 block from beach. No
pets. Starting at $750
F/L + dep. 321-723-5697
MELBOURNE
1/2 OFF 1st Month rent!
Eau Gallie District.
2br/lba/carport, Ig front
porch, 920sf. Incl water.
$625/mo. 321-243-8115
MELBOURNE Central
location on quiet street.
1/1 ceramic tile,new paint
Reduced! $480/mo incls.
washer/dryer, lawn, water,
trash. Call 321-693-2784
SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
1/1 Screened Lanai. A/C,
So Indian River Dr.
$650/mo. 863-983-8064


SERENADE STEEL pool
with 1HP pump and all
accessories. In perfect
cond $500. 321-409-2698
Palm Bay
SMOKE HEALTH-E Cig-
arettes. Kick Habit But
Still "Smoke". Nicotine
Free. Only $49.99. go to
www.PTVDEALS.com/16
9
Call Classified
866-894-0442


NC MTNS: 2.85 ac, deed
restricted. 1800' elev,
near Asheville, Beautiful
view of Blue Ridge mtns.
$47,900 321-757-9621
North Carolina 60 min
to Asheville Mtn lots &
homes, 1-3 acres. Some
owner financing avail.
Ed Hicks, Lic. RE Broker,
Timberland Investment
Prop Inc 828-676-0221
NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Mild 4 Seasons! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell, w/
loft & basement, includes
acreage $99,900.
Mountain & waterfront
homesites
$39,000-$99,000.
E-Z Bank Financing!
828-247-9966 (Code41)
NORTH CAROLINA
Mountains New! E-Z Fin-
ish Log Cabin Shell with
Loft & Full Basement In-
cludes acreage $99,900
Financing Avail. 828-247-
9966 Code:60
North Carolina, West-
ern Mtns 1-4ac Best val-
ue in Blue Ridge. Spec
views, Lake & Pool ac-
cess. From $25k Lic con-
tractor. Owner Finance
Owr/Bkr 828-286-1304
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OWN LAND in Beautiful
Arizona!! Never been
easier! $0 down $0 inter-
est Starting $129/month.
18 lots only! Pre- Record-
ed Message 800-631-
8164 mention ad code
5063 or visit www.
sunsiteslandrush.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
SEBRING: 2 ACRES
ON THEATER!
ONLY $61,300.
Originally over $170,000,
now priced way below
mkt to sell fast. Nice wa-
terfront parcel w/ big
lake views. All amenities
completed, ready to
build or hold. Owner fi-
nancing. Call now
1-866-352-2249
www.fllandspecial.com


Merritt Island: Over 55
community 1 & 2 br's on
water, scrn porch, deck,
carport, tool shed. Boat
Slip avail. 200 Mustang
Way Tom 321-452-5464



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
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MARION MUSIC
Band instrument rentals
Pianos, Pianos, ETC.
Gibson, Martin Guitars &
more! Stack Plaza. We
buy Call 321-727-3000



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


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
8 6 6 3 5 2 2 24 9.
www.fllandbargains.com
TENNESSEE LAND . .
5 acre tracts for $24,995.
Great schools. Owner fi-
nancing as little as $250
down and $99 month.
JDL Realty, 800-330-
3390 or 931-946-2484,
ask for Darin.
Tennessee, Crawford:
Mountainview Properties
5ac tracts only $59,000
16ac w/Cabin & River
$139,000
180ac w/Creek $299,000
255ac River, Creek &
Natural Gas Well
$2,700/ac 888-836-8439
UNBELIEVABLE LAND
BARGAIN! 13.5 AC- only
$49,900 Free Boat Slips
(Was $129,900) Once-
in- a- lifetime opportunity
to own big acreage lake
property w/ free boat slips
on private recreational
lake in Tenn. Completed
roads, utilities, more. Ex-
cellent financing. Call
now 888-792-5253,
x3243



BLOWING ROCK NC
Fully equipped condo
Breathtaking view of the
fall leaves & mountains.
$119 per night 2 night
min $600/wk Deposit
required. 386-871-1003
SELL/ RENT your Time-
share Now!!! Mainte-
nance fees to high? Need
Cash? Sell your unused
timeshare today. No
Commissions or Broker
Fees. Free Consultation
www.sellatimeshare.com
1-877-494-8246



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onies, misdemeanors,
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TITUSVILLE: Corner of
Hopkins & Cheney Hwy.
Daniel Hoang
321-848-4833 or Vinh
Nguyen 616-262-2770






SUNTREE: Small busi-
ness, Contractors wel-
come! One FREE month!
Office/Warehouse Space
Starting at $450/mo
Wendy 321-242-4921

Affordable & Effective
Hometown News
866-894-0442


Sweater & lawn svc Not
Sec 8 certified. 4W
321-652-3708
INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
3NBR/3B3A story town- EAU GALLIE AREA: C pyr i ghted Mater ial
home, pool, 1 block from 2br/1ba/1cg $650/mo. -C p i t M e a
beach. $1250/mo. incl. 1br/1ba/1cg, $550/mo. -
cable, min 7 month lease. central a/c,dishwahser,w/d S n ic t nt
F/L/S 321-223-8705 hookup. 321-724-2529 i C o t


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STravel r *


GATLINBURG Tenn
Dollywood. Spend your
Fall in the Smoky Mtns.
2/3 bedroom chalets with
Mountain views, hot tubs,
Jacuzzis, Cable. Pet
friendly 1-877-215-3335
www.marysescape.com


1999 YAMAHA ROYAL
Star Venture. Low miles
fully loaded. Beautiful 2
owner. 1300cc Cruiser.
Always garaged, $6400
321-693-5089
2006 KAWASAKI Vulcan
1600 classic Like new
3001 miles. Black &
maroon. Factory custom
paint. $8500/obo
321-327-8035
HONDA GOLDWING
1985 Interstate 1200,
needs fuel pump &
battery. $900/obo
321-327-2667 or
321-368-8006
SUZUKI BOULEVARD
2009 S-40 650cc. Black
only 200 mi. Like new,
garage kept, new
windshield, engine guard.
Never been dropped, still
under factory warranty
$5695 321-951-9541


ST. AUGUSTINE BCH
Oceanview Condo fr $99/
nite $779/wk, Ocean front
house fr $199 nite $1399/
wk, Ocean front wedding
$359 or Historic Dist fr
$129 Discount cruises
$289pp. 904-825-1911
www sunstatevacation com


WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
Z1-900, (KZ900) 1972-
1976, KZ1000 (1976-
1980), KZ1000R (1982-
1983), Z1R, S1-250,
S2-350, S3-400, H1-500,
H2-750, Honda CB750
(1969- 1975), Susuki
GS400, GT380, Cash
Paid, Free Nationwide
Pick Up 800-772-1142 or
310-721-0726.




SPECIAL
37' PILGRIM 2006 Park
Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba
set up in a 55+ retirement
park. $0 down $0 interest
$575 per month, includes
payment on trailer lot and
insurance. $18,000
772-359-5231
305-247-4021


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
FLEETWOOD 02 Angler
Slide-in truck camper for
short bed. Range, A/C,
bath w shower King bed
$5900 321-259-3466
RV'S NEEDED!
Buy, Consign or Trade.
Giant Recreation World.
888-863-8503 Don x150



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CHEVY S10 1999, reg-
ular cab, auto, a/c, good
tires, Good work truck.
72,000 miles, $4500
321-725-8365
Affordable & Effective
Hometown News
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CHEVY SUBURBAN
1998. Good condition. 1
owner, locally owned. All
records. $3000
321-783-8874 see photo
online at www.Hometown
NewsOL.com ad # 37590
Classified 866-894-0442


Boats &

Watercraft


17' KEY WEST 1720CC,
2004, 4 stroke Yamaha
90, depth/fish finder, trol-
ling motor, Luminator tlr
$12,500. 321-724-4957
see photos online at
www.HometownNewsOL.
com ad # 37540


BOATS; 1000's of boats
for sale www.florida-
mariner.com reaching 6
million homes weekly
throughout Florida. 800-
388-9307, tide charts,
broker profiles, fishing
captains, dockside dining
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2 bedrooms, 2 baths