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Vol. 6, No. 11 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, October 9, 2009


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S spend any time
surfing the Web and
you are bound to find
stories that are just too
bizarre to be true. Here's a
sampling, edited for
length. And remember,
just because it's online
doesn't mean it's true!
Woman fined for letting
12-year-old drive
From news.yahoo.com:
A Montana woman
accused of letting her 12-
year-old daughter drive
three siblings to day care
has been fined nearly
$1,000.
Angela Parenteau
entered a no contest plea
to one count of criminal
endangerment.
Prosecutors say in
See WEIRD, A4


More than 50 Melbourne High


students honored with awards


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
More than 50 Melbourne High
School students recently earned
Advanced Placement Scholar
awards in recognition of their per-
formances on advanced placement
exams.
The advanced placement pro-
gram is a nationwide accelerated
curriculum run by The College
Board, in which students receive
college credit for passing an exam,


Grant


extends


art


program
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
An $1,100 grant from
Community Foundation
of Brevard will allow Bre-
vard Art Museum to
extend a program
designed to provide a cre-
ative outlet for victims of
domestic violence.
Founded last November,
the Art-n-Soul program is
dedicated to providing an
opportunity for survivors
of domestic violence to
express themselves cre-
atively in a supportive
environment and offers a
window in which to see
future successes, said Bob-
bie McMillan, director of
The Museum School at
Brevard Art Museum.
"This started out as a
way to give moms and
their kids a period of time
where they can be creative,
but not in a strict environ-
ment," Ms. McMillan said.
"It gives them individual
time to feel good about
themselves and have a
positive influence."
Each week, instructors
travel to Serene Harbor
domestic violence shelter
to offer classes in a variety
of mediums, such as pot-
tery and making sta-
tionery. Projects include
basic crafts for young chil-
dren, such as making a
clay handprint.
See ART, A5


said Beth Spinazzola, assistant
principal at Melbourne High
School.
"The students who sign up for
these courses have made a decision
to take a college-level course at the
high school, and have committed
to a rigorous program," she said.
According to its Web site,
www.collegeboard.com, The Col-
lege Board's mission is to "connect
students to college success and
opportunity." The organization is
made up of more than 5,400


ommends and
provides several
yearlong courses
in advanced placement
subjects, but students do not have
to take the courses in order to take
the exams, Ms. Spinazzola said.
However, if a student opts to take
the course, the test is paid for by the


school
district. If a student elects
to take the test without taking the


See STUDENTS, A3


Recent grads launch textbook Web site


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
At his 'day job' Chris Struttman, 19, of Melbourne Beach works on a computer. Mr. Struttman, along with Adam Lind-
sley of Melbourne, are co-founders of the Web site TwiceTextcom.

Students can buy, sell used textbooks through TwiceText.com


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com

There's one task that can
take the excitement out of
starting a new college
semester buying books.
As if the toll of waiting in
line all afternoon wasn't
enough, then it's time to
fork over that extra cash
you've been saving all sum-
mer just to afford them.
"It's expensive to keep


buying new or used books
that are incredibly marked
up and then sell your old
books back for as little as
possible," said Adam Linds-
ley, a Melbourne resident,
who just started his sopho-
more year at the University
of Florida in Gainesville.
This daunting chore,
which hangs over thou-
sands of students each year,
provided Adam and his
friend, Chris Struttmann, of


Melbourne Beach, with the
motivation to form a new
company, Brilliant Innova-
tions Group, LLC.
Under the company's
name, the two entrepre-
neurs, both 19, launched a
Web site this past June
called, TwiceText.corn.
The site allows students
to buy and sell textbooks
and class notes to one
another in local markets,
bypassing university and


college bookstores.
The Web site serves as a
platform for students to list
the books they want to sell
and search for the books
they want to buy in a very
user-friendly way, said Mr.
Lindsley, an accounting
major.
"By eliminating the mid-
dleman, which, in this case,
is the bookstore, students

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Women work to empower others


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com

Many Brevard County
residents have the knowl-
edge, experience and moti-
vation to launch their own
business, but lack the
means to get started.
That's where the South
Brevard Women's Center
steps in serving as the
force necessary to provide
these entrepreneurs with
the extra push they need.
"I was seeing a lot of
women come into our cen-
ter, who were eager to start
their own businesses, but
other factors kept getting in
the way," said Jenny
Gessler, executive director
of the Women's Center.
"They had these big
dreams, but didn't know
where to begin."
Ms. Gessler, who is now


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
At The Women's Center, career guide Cindy Schroeder
reviews some paperwork with client Candace Gross.


in her 16th year as execu-
tive director, created the
micro-loan program last
fall after reading about the
impact of a similar loan
program that assisted
women in foreign coun-
tries.


"Each loan or donation
allowed these women to
become self-sustaining,
earning more than enough
to pay their loans back,"
she said. "I was really sur-

See WOMEN, A4


Florida Tech's golden


anniversary campaign


exceeds $50 million


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

It was an ambitious goal,
but apparently one that
wasn't outside the realm of
possibility.
In honor of Florida Insti-
tute of Technology's 50th,
or "golden," anniversary,
school officials embarked
on a capital fundraising
campaign in 2003 to raise
$50 million for the univer-
sity. On Sept. 26, Florida
Tech announced at a 50th
anniversary celebration
that it had far surpassed its
goal, raising a total of
$59,465,000.37.
Why count the 37 cents?


It's an important factor in
the history of the start of
the university, said Antho-
ny J. Catanese, president of
Florida Institute of Tech-
nology.
More than 50 years ago,
Jerome Cooper, the
founder of Florida Tech,
and a bunch of guys were
at a bar in Cocoa Beach
discussing the need for a
local engineering school,
but lamenting the fact that
they had no money to
found such an institution,
Mr. Catanese said.
"And there was this guy
at the bar who had just
bought a beer who
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Students
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course, he or she must pay
an $86 exam fee.
"One student, last year,
paid to take the test (without
taking the course first), and
passed," Ms. Spinazzola said.
Out of approximately
1,990 students at Melbourne
High School, 485 students
are enrolled in the advanced
placement program. Of
those, 57 received Advanced
Placement Scholar Awards,
which means they passed
the exams. The exam grades
are based on a scale of 1-5,
and a student must receive
at least a 3 to pass.
Sixteen students qualified
for the AP Scholar with Dis-
tinction Award by earning an
average grade of at least 3.5
out of 5 on all AP exams
taken, and grades of 3 or
higher on five or more of
these exams.
Thirteen students quali-
fied for the AP Scholar with
Honor Award by earning an
average grade of at least 3.25
out of 5 on all AP exams
taken and grades of 3 or
higher on four or more of
these exams.
Twenty-eight students
qualified for the AP Scholar


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are saving money by selling
their new and used books
for more and buying them at
a cheaper price," he said.
With the localization tool,
the site allows users to only
search for items in their spe-
cific market.
Once a user finds a book
they'd like to purchase, he or
she sends an e-mail via the
Web site to the seller.
Because they are in the
same market, students can
choose to meet on campus
or at neutral location to do
the exchange, while avoid-
ing the hassle and costs of
shipping.


Award by completing three
or more AP exams with
grades of 3 or higher out of a
possible 5.
Last year was the first year
the school offered the
advanced placement diplo-
ma program, in which stu-
dents must enroll in at least
six advanced placement
classes and pass the corre-
sponding exams. The pro-
gram is recommended for
those entering the 10th
grade. In the 2008-09 school
year, nine students earned
advanced placement diplo-
mas. This year, 12 students
have the potential to earn
advanced placement diplo-
mas.
The benefit to students is
the opportunity to earn col-
lege-level credit while still in
high school, Ms. Spinazzola
said.
"My goal as a coordinator
is to really encourage stu-
dents who want to go to col-
lege to take advantage of
these courses to prepare
them (for college)," she said.
Ms. Spinazzola concluded
by saying she's proud of the
students who earned this
award.
"Congratulations to stu-
dents who have earned such
a high award," she said.


"Our sole purpose is to
put students in contact with
other students," Mr. Linds-
ley said. "Once we've done
that, the student has ful-
filled all the uses of our site."
As of now, the Web site is
concentrated on two specific
markets the University of
Florida market and the Bre-
vard Community College
market, where Mr.
Struttmann attends.
The guys spent the majori-
ty of their summer promot-
ing their site on the UF cam-
pus and the different BCC
campuses, through posters,
e-mails and networking Web
sites, such as Myspace and
Facebook.
"We've been very success-
ful and have gotten some


Best of the best
The following students at Melbourne High School
were honored with Advanced Placement Scholar
Awards.


AP Scholar of Distinc-
tion Award:
Julia Bankert
*William Hetico
Jessica Richards
Reese Crispen
Ashley Lindenberg
Stephen Roberts
Amir Dehbi
Dillon McCarthy
Alyse Saunders
Emma Forman
Hope Morrill
Allison Shockley
Marc Gold
Kelly Nutt
Lauren Taylor
Philip Warshowsky
AP Scholar with Honor
Award:
*Winston Akins
Dustin Kempf
Alex Terseck
Caitlin Browning
Jennifer Macy
Alex Tongue
Lea D'Agostino
Jacqueline Martinez
Sarah Turner
Sara Evander
Todd Sukolsky


positive feedback so far," said
Mr. Struttmann, a BCC soph-
omore, who plans to major in
computer science and minor
in business administration.
Within the first month of
launching the site, Twice-
text.com had 180 individual
viewers and more than 100
registered users, Mr.
Struttmann said.
And there's always room
for expansion.
The site is set up so that
any market from another
Florida university to other
colleges throughout the
country can join at any
time.
The guys hope to turn a
profit by acquiring advertis-
ers for the site and eventually,
Mr. Lindsley said, be bought


* Jacob Wischnefski
* Corey Jones
AP Scholar Award:
* Kaitlin Abdon
* Erica Coston
* Rachel Lees
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out buy a larger Web site.
For now, the Web site and
company have served as a
monumental learning expe-
rience for both partners,
from the financial aspects to
the networking opportuni-
ties.
"It's a really great thing to
know that you have some-
thing on the Internet that's
working and that you creat-
ed," Mr. Struttmann said. "It's
cool to be able point to the
site and say, we made that. It
definitely makes it worth-
while."
For information about the
Web site, call Adam Lindsley
at (321) 704-5258, Chris
Struttmann at (321) 735-
9003, or visit
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prised by how successful the
program was, so I decided to
try it here."
For the past five months,
the Women's Center has
organized a series of events
designed to fund the micro-
loan program and is in the
process of providing its first
loan to a Brevard County
resident.
Once all the details are
worked out, the center will
partner with a local bank to
apply for the loans, and in
turn, provide them to those


who qualify on a case-by-
case basis Ms. Gessler said.
These small direct loans
are available to both women
and men, who earn low to
moderate incomes, as a way
to help fund start-up, newly
established or growing small
businesses.
Micro-loans can provide
for many uses, including
inventory, working capital,
supplies and equipment,
Ms. Gessler said. They also
tend to have less stringent
credit and capital condi-
tions as compared with tra-
ditional bank loans, which
generally require extensive
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To be considered for a
micro-loan, each applicant
must undergo a multi-
faceted approval process,
work with staff to develop a
comprehensive business
plan, as well as participate
in a series of technical assis-
tance classes to better pre-
pare them for becoming a
small business owner. Based
on certain criteria, the cen-
ter will provide small busi-
ness loans ranging from
$500 to $2,500.
'After a loan is made,
clients will be assigned a
business mentor to support
them and provide them with


wisdom, insight and experi-
ence in business success,"
Ms. Gessler said. "The
process is designed to give
the new micro-business the
highest likelihood of long-
term success."
The South Brevard
Women's Center, which was
established in 1975, oper-
ates with about 30 full- and
part-time staff and about
250 volunteers.
A nonprofit organization,
the center provides a wide-
range of services to women
and their families, who are
involved in some form of
crisis or are in a transitional
state.


'With so many people losing their jobs, assis-
tance such as the micro-loan program
becomes even more important."

Jenny Gessler
Women's Center


Services include support,
education, victim advocacy,
case management, transi-
tional housing, furniture
needs, monthly workshops
on topics such as budgeting
and the legal aspects of sep-
aration and divorce, as well
as a variety of counseling
for all types of victims,
including domestic vio-
lence, incest, eating disor-
ders, relationships, depres-
sion, unemployment and
abuse.
All of the programs are
extremely individualized
and are designed to provide
whatever type of care nec-
essary to get a client back
on his or her feet, Ms.


Gessler said
"Especially now with so
many people losing their
jobs, assistance such as the
micro-loan program
becomes even more impor-
tant," she said. "Many peo-
ple are afraid to move for-
ward with their business
plan out of fear they may
not be able to pay their
mortgage or other bills.
Now is a great time to pro-
vide a little help."
For information about the
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March, Parenteau allowed
her daughter to drive three
younger siblings from
their house in Vaughn to a
day care about 15 miles
away in Great Falls. Police
say Parenteau claimed she
was too sick to drive and
on medication.
The state said it agreed
to the plea agreement
because the 12-year-old
girl did not want to testify
against her mother.
School tells all parents
their children are absent
From www.wcmt.com: A
student absence phone
call that went to every
family of students at a
West Tennessee middle
school caused an uproar.
The automated call is set
to go out at 9 a.m. each
day from Martin Middle
School, but only to fami-
lies whose children have
been marked absent that
day. But instead, the call
went to parents of all 475
students at the school.
Principal Nate Holmes
said about 20 people
showed up at the school,
but dozens of anxious
parents called after
receiving the message. The
school quickly sent
another call, saying there
had been an error.
Police: Woman finds
U.S. Capitol officer in her
bed
Another from
news.yahoo.com: Arling-
ton police say a U.S.
Capitol Police officer was
arrested when a woman
came home to find the
stranger passed out drunk
in her bed.
Police said the 34-year-
old man was still sleeping
when officers arrived at 1
a.m.
Spokeswoman Crystal
Nosal said the officer was


charged with unlawful
entry. Police don't know
why the officer, who lives
in Reston, picked the
woman's apartment to
sleep, but investigators
believe he came in
through the front door.
What the? Tourism
group changes name
From news.aol.com: A
Wisconsin tourism lobby-
ing group changed its
name after realizing its
initials formed a crude
acronym.
The Wisconsin Tourism
Federation did a quiet
rebranding in July, chang-
ing its name to the
Tourism Federation of
Wisconsin and updating
its logo fromWTF to TFW
after it was lampooned on
some Web sites and blogs.
It had no way of know-
ing 30 years ago that the
letters would take on a
crude association. Chet
Gerlach, lead lobbyist for
the group, said the federa-
tion made the change after
the meaning of the com-
mon text message lingo
was brought to their
attention.
Cops: Woman fried, ate
goldfish amid fight with
ex
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area woman who was mad
at her former common-
law husband fried their
pet goldfish and ate some
of them. Pasadena Police
say it's a civil matter and
no charges will be filed.
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couple during happier
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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.
Cocoa
Police Department

Ryan D. Batchelor, 24,
of 2054 Allegegheny
Court, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 26 with fail-
ure to appear, possession
of narcotic equipment
and two counts of posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion.
Cheryl Ann Caudill, 40,
of 4355 Dow Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
26 with hit and run, crimi-
nal mischief-property
damage, resisting arrest
without violence and two
counts of aggravated bat-
tery.
Sarah Michelle Adams,
18, of 770 N. Wickham
Road, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 30 with sell-
ing a hallucinogen.

Melbourne
Police Department

Shelly Demetress Hall,
33, of 166 Rachael St.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 25 with grand theft.
Barbara Jean Morse,
27, of 772 Hernandes Ave.,
S.E., Palm Bay, was
charged Sept. 25 with pur-
chasing dangerous drugs,
possession of narcotic
equipment and drug traf-
ficking.
Alfonso Tyler, 36, of
438 Marquis St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
25 with possession of
cocaine with intent to sell,
possession of cocaine,
possession of a controlled
substance without a pre-
scription, possession of
marijuana and possession


of narcotic equipment.
Sheryl Cowling, 42, of
1171 Dodge Circle S., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
26 with aggravated assault
with a deadly weapon,
battery and child abuse.
David Wilson Waddell,
42, of 815 East Fee Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 26 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon.
Versa Lee Phillips, 63,
of 1781 Southland Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 27 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon and felony bat-
tery.
Corey Jarad
Wainkainen, 20, of 737
Badger Drive N.E., Palm
Bay, was charged Sept. 27
as a habitual traffic
offender driving on a sus-
pended license, felony
driving under the influ-
ence and refusal to submit
to a DUI test.
Lee A. Eagan, 44, of
2062 Robin Hood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 28 with felony bat-
tery and aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon.
Marcy E. Pappalardo,
37, of 407 Club Trail, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
28 with cruelty toward a
child.
Katylin Claire Thomp-
son, 20, of 760 Carolin St.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 28 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon and criminal mis-
chief-property damage.
Timothy Gibbs, 29, of
2754 Cashew St. N.E.,
Palm Bay, was charged
Sept. 29 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon.
*Alberto Figuereo, 21, of
1708 Rachael Road, West
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 30 with grand theft
auto.


Palm Bay
Police Department

Parrie D. Shepard, 26,
of 819 Covina Way, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct.
1 with possession of
cocaine, possession of
marijuana and two counts
of possession of a con-
trolled substance without
a prescription.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Kristen Carol Kessler,
18, of 2859 Baveux Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 29 with four counts
of burglary of a dwelling
or structure and four
counts of petty larceny.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

Maria Elena Aviles, 38,
of 2903 Harbour City
Blvd., Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 25 with
prostitution.
James Roy, 53, of 692
John Hancock Lane, West
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 25 as an out-of-state
fugitive.
Laura Loretta Whitley,
43, of 2322 Stone St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
25 with prostitution.
Dennis Foster, 27,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 26 with
grand theft, dealing in
stolen property and fraud-
giving false ownership
information to a pawn
dealer.
Maria Elena Aviles, 38,
233 A. Seminole Blvd.,
West Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 27 with
prostitution.
Dalton John Elphin-
stone, 18, address
unknown, was charged
Sept. 27 as an accessory
after the fact, petty larce-


ny, grand theft, larceny,
grand theft and two
counts of burglary of an
unoccupied conveyance.
Ronald Lee Bonham,
34, of 420 Harbor City
Blvd., Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 28 with
fraud-uttering a false
instrument, larceny and
petty larceny.
Timothy Raymond
Decker, 33, of 1535 Alpha
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 28 with pos-
session of a controlled
substance without a pre-
scription and possession
of narcotic equipment.
Richard Allen George,
44, of 588 Ironwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 28 with petty theft,
grand theft, resisting
arrest without violence
and felony failure to
appear.
Richmond Dorell John-
son, 21, of 7375 Livingston
Lane, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 28 with
passing forged/altered
identification to a second-
hand property dealer,
dealing in stolen property,
failure to appear, two
counts of burglary of an
unoccupied dwelling and
two counts of grand theft.
Mykoel T. Justiniano,
35, address unknown, was
charged Sept. 28 with
aggravated battery, pos-
session of a
weapon/ammo by a con-
victed felon and resisting
an officer by disguise.
Wesley Phillip Brandt,
20, of 1883 Harrison Ave.,


Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 29 with larceny and
two counts of burglary of
an unoccupied con-
veyance.
Jamie Aaron Shirey, 26,
of 1765 Mason Terrace,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 27 with possession of
a controlled substance
without a prescription and
resisting arrest without
violence.
Marcus Tremayne
Williams, 24, of 3331 Henry
St., Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 29 with sell-
ing cocaine, possession of
cocaine and felony failure
to appear.
Maureen Marie Perry,
37, address unknown, was
charged Sept. 30 with pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion, possession of narcotic
equipment and felony vio-
lation of probation.
Robert Dowdle Wilson,
50, of 1925 Sarno Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 30 with sexual
assault/battery.
Ricardo Allan Broxton,
56, of 508 Roberts St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 1
with selling cocaine and
possession of cocaine.
Lindsey Maurice Bur-
ton, 38, of 3454 Floral Palm
Blvd., Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 1 with selling
cocaine and possession of
cocaine.
Michael Kevin Larubio,
27, address unknown, was
charged Oct. 1 with burgla-
ry of an unoccupied con-
veyance and petty larceny.


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through an orientation pro-
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mental health counselor
before teaching at the shelter.
Karl Hollander, former
director of the Brevard Art
Museum, initiated the pro-
gram in Brevard County after
participating in a similar pro-
gram in Spokane, Wash.
Gary Lang, president of
Community of Foundation of
Brevard, said his organization
has funded several museum
projects in the last 20 years.
Community Foundation of
Brevard was started in 1981 as
a foundation of the Mel-
bourne Palm Bay Area Cham-
ber of Commerce. The organ-
ization accepts donations
and invests the money. This,
in turn, creates an endow-
ment.
"If a donor gives money to a
regular charity, the organiza-
tion spends the money,
which is OK, but then later
the organization is back look-
ing for more money," Mr.
Lang said. "The money that's
given (to Community Foun-
dation of Brevard) is invested,
and the income from that is
distributed to the donor's
charity in their name, in some
cases, in perpetuity."
Mr. Lang added that some
donors simply want to give
money to the community at-
large.
"Occasionally, donors
come and say, 'We don't have
a favorite charity,' but they
want to give back," Mr. Lang
said. "They charge the board
with distributing the money
in a competitive grant request
process, where seekers must
apply for funds."
The grant money awarded
to Art-n-Soul covers the cost
of materials and instructor
salaries.
Ms. McMillan said the Art-
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volunteer instructors.
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Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous
statements. Statements of fact will be checked for
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Bring the Olympics to America

It's really comforting to know that I can go to sleep
each night and know President O-Bush has his priorities
in order. Let's not worry about health care, Iran,
Afghanistan, double-digit unemployment. We need to
bring the Olympics to America. Maybe he will offer these
jobs to the elderly and disabled who are getting their
Social Security cost-of-living adjustments canceled at
least for the next two years and probably forever because
we can't afford to raise benefits. It's kind of ironic the bid
for America comes from Chicago, O-Bush's hometown.
Summer Olympics in Chicago, like the Cubs, a losing
proposition.

Rants are still too long

I'd like to know what happened to the rants and raves
section in your paper. Someone must have taken it over
because it sure is lousy now. You've got nothing but large,
long political rants. You used to have a little rants that
were easy to read and about the community. Now you
have it about the nation. It's stupid, these long ones no
one reads. Now you have one or two of them. What hap-
pened? Who's in charge of it now? Someone screwed up.
Why don't you go back to the old way and give us some-
thing to read. It's the most popular part of your newspa-
per.

Scratch the FCAT

This is about good education. What President Obama
said was pretty good, but the only problem is with the
Florida schools, we need to get rid of the FCAT. It is put-
ting a lot of pressure on kids and its making them hate to
come into school. They need more encouragement and
more gym classes to get them energetic and alert. It
shouldn't be all work and no play. They need music and
something to look forward to. The way they are running
it in Florida with this FCAT is threatening their diploma.
They need to stop spending so much time on that and
start working on what they can be good at, like President
Obama said. They need to change things here in Florida.

In response to
'Food for thought'

This is in response to the ranter who wrote about keep-
ing his god, his freedom, his gun and his money. You are
such a one-sided Republican and a racist. First of all, my
god is not your god because your god is evil. I believe
God loves everyone no matter what their race is. So hate-
ful remark about Obama and Hilary Clinton are so out of
line. How do you know if the president attends church?
Are you a member of the C.I.A. that you're so informed of
what goes on in Washington? Why do you have to carry a
gun? Carrying a gun won't protect you from you evil
thoughts. The rage you have in your heart, we all might
have to carry a weapon to protect ourselves from you.

A thought on the homeless

I would like to comment on the homeless. Apparently
the homeless are still without a home, food or money.
Drugs and alcohol are causes of homelessness. The only
difference is that these two addictions (affect everyone).
Even the rich have these problems. Some rich have
become poor and are now without a home, food or
money. Not all homeless are lost causes. If the homeless
are in this downward spiral with these addictions and
they can get help and recover. They can become produc-
tive citizens.
There are facilities that help the homeless. What is the
success rates of these facilities? Are there really high
numbers of changes lives? Brevard County should con-
sider making a homeless tent city and manage it like the
jail at Sharpes. They should keep all of the drugs and
alcohol out and manage the programs to aid people.




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Letters


What are they afraid of?

Those congressmen who are trying desperately to
sneak through the Health Bill must be afraid to let the
public and other congressmen read the bill to see what it
contains.
This tells me, and anyone with any common sense,
that there must be some things in that bill that are not
only horrendous, but also horrendously expensive which
is why the bill is running into the trillions of dollars in
cost.
Some congressmen are asking for a mere 72 hours to
read through and examine this bill to finally be able to
read it, understand it, and find out why Nancy Pelosi
doesn't want anyone to study it.
The conclusion must be that the contents are frighten-
ing and will finally cost the taxpaying public their arms
and legs without any true improvement over our present
health plans.
Come on Pelosi, don't be afraid to let the people truly
know what we are facing. Let the bill be open to exami-
nation even longer than 72 hours. Of what are you afraid?


Where is our president?

Where is our president? We have commanders in
Afghanistan needing support and manpower. We have a
job crisis here in America, we have ACORN using tax
dollars to support enslavement of illegals and where is our
president?
Well, he is going to Copenhagen to help get the
Olympics in Chicago in 2016. Wow! That must be the most
important thing he has done since election.
Now I know why he needs all the czars. He is never here
in Washington to do the work himself.
So, he is not fulfilling his responsibilities as president,
but passing the buck to someone else to answer the hard
questions and do the hard things.
In my view, with the violence of gangs, the fact that
Chicago is broke financially and the idea that the only
reason President Obama would fight for it is political
payback, we should just forget putting Chicago's hat in the
ring as a possible Olympic site.
Write or call your congressmen or contact the Olympic
committee to express your views. I did.


Richard del Gallego
Melbourne


Joyce Cecrle
Melbourne


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Wouldn't it be nice if
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that computer in hotels
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I've been playing around
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and Evernote does just
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The next thing we want
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Census indicates more people in need


Annual survey shows marked
increase in Daily Bread clientele


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Soup kitchen and food
bank Daily Bread recently
completed an annual cen-
sus that indicates that the
number of people seeking
services is on the rise.
"I've done this census
twice a year until this year,"
said John Farrell, executive
director. "The idea was to
get a good idea of who our
clientele is."
Daily Bread, which pro-
vides one meal a day to vir-
tually anyone in need,
serves approximately 225
meals to the homeless and
working poor.
In 2008, Daily Bread's cen-
sus polled 626 clients. Dur-
ing a 10-week period in
2009, the census polled 923
different clients, asking their
names (in order to avoid
duplication), sex, whether
or not they are homeless,
how far they travel to Daily
Bread one way, how they
travel to the soup kitchen,
their date of birth, the num-
ber of hours worked, if at all,
on average, per week, and
for those who don't work,
whether or not they receive
a monthly income from
either Social Security, dis-
ability or a pension.
The results were not good.
The numbers indicate a
nearly 50 percent increase
in clients, and a rise in the
homeless, particularly in
homeless children. Last
year, Daily Bread's census
counted 25 children age 17
and younger as clients, all
non-homeless. This year, 63
children were listed as


clients, nine of whom are
now homeless.
This figure may be slightly
skewed, Mr. Farrell said, due
to a change in the U.S.
Department of Housing and
Urban Development's defi-
nition of "homeless." Previ-
ously, a person was not con-
sidered homeless if he or
she lived in transitional
housing, such as motels or
with relatives. However, the
new definition considers
anyone who does not live in
his or her own home as
homeless.
Regardless, more and
more people are seeking
free meals, particularly the
working poor who are
employed in the construc-
tion or trade industries.
But due to a heightened
sense of awareness about
the downtrodden economy,
thankfully, more people are
taking it upon themselves to
distribute food to the needy,
Mr. Farrell said.
"There's a lady who hands
out sandwiches on the
weekends at one of the local
parks, and another man
who distributes hamburgers
and hotdogs under the (192
causeway) bridge," Mr. Far-
rell said. "Other small
groups and churches are
also handing out food and
conducting food drives.
There are more and more
people doing things now, so
our daily average is staying
about the same."
There's also another dis-
appointing issue that's
come to light as a result of
the census, Mr. Farrell said,
and that is the lack of work.
Last year, 59 percent of


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
One of the agencies in Brevard County that assists the
homeless is Daily Bread in Melbourne. One of the volun-
teers at Daily Bread is Willie Spivey of Melbourne. He is
pictured preparing iced tea for a lunch-time crowd.


those polled said they
worked an average of 28
hours per week. This year,
only 23 percent were work-
ing an average of only 20
hours per week.
And due to a rising num-
ber of foreclosures, Mr. Far-
rell said he's not optimistic
about next year's figures.
"It's only going to get
worse," he said.
On a positive note, Daily
Bread said donations to the
facility have remained
steady.
"Donations have been OK


for us, not just cash but
clothing and food as well,"
Mr. Farell said, thanks in
large part to the annual Let-
ter Carriers and Boy Scouts'
food drives.
Since the facility opened
in 1988, Daily Bread's soup
kitchen has served 1.3 mil-
lion meals to the hungry
and homeless in Brevard
County.
For more information on
Daily Bread, or to make a
donation, visit their Web site
at www.dailybreadinc.org or
call (321) 723-9046.


BUSINESS NEWS


FRIDAY, OCT. 9

SCORE small business
counseling: 11 a.m. Mel-
bourne-Palm Bay Area
Chamber of Commerce,
1005 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 254-2288.
Recession proofing your
online business: brown bag
lunch seminar. Noon to 1
p.m. Cocoa Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce, 400
Fortenberry Road, Merritt
Island. Call (321) 459-2200
to reserve.

MONDAY, OCT. 12
The 4 R's of Leads Club
Networking: seminar. Noon.
Cocoa Beach Area Chamber
of Commerce, 400 Forten-
berry Road, Merritt Island.
Call (321) 459-2200 to
reserve.

TUESDAY, OCT. 13

Multicultural Council:
meeting. 8 a.m. Melbourne-
Palm Bay Area Chamber of
Commerce, 1005 E. Straw-
bridge Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 724-5400.
Better Business Devel-
opment Council Board of
Directors: meeting. 8 a.m.



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plunked down 37 cents and
said, 'Here. Here's your first
donation. Now quit com-
plaining,'" Mr. Catanese
said.
The rest, as they say, is his-
tory.
Three examples of major
gifts to the campaign include:
A $5 million grant by the
Harris Corporation charitable
fund through the Communi-
ty Foundation of Brevard to
create the Harris Institute for
Assured Information. The
Harris Institute will focus on
developing advanced solu-
tions to protect global infor-
mation security. An addition-
al $2 million is earmarked for
research and development.
A $5 million gift designed
to enhance business offerings
and strengthen online educa-
tion, given by Nathan M. Bisk,
founder of Bisk Education,
one of the nation's leaders in
continuing education and
online learning.
See CAMPAIGN, A8


Cocoa Beach Area Chamber
of Commerce, 400 Forten-
berry Road, Merritt Island.
(321) 459-2200.
Ambassador Commit-
tee: meeting: 8:30 a.m.
Titusville Area Chamber of
Commerce, 2000 Washing-
ton Ave., Titusville. (321) 267-
3036.
Free business counseling:
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cocoa Beach
Area Chamber of Commerce,
400 Fortenberry Road, Merritt
Island. Call (321) 459-2200 to
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Amateur radio operators gather for convention Oct. 10-11


Platinum Coast Amateur Radio
Society hosts 44th annual event


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
It might be called "Ham-
fest," but you're not going to
find any pork there. Plat-
inum Coast Amateur Radio
Society will host its 44th
annual Melbourne Hamfest
Oct. 10-11 for amateur radio
operators, or "hams," from
all over Brevard County.
The term "ham," which is
not an acronym, is slang for
amateur radio operator, said


Dan Fisher, public informa-
tion officer for the event. No
one knows the exact origin
of the term, but there are
several theories, including
one in which the word
"ham" originated as a
derogatory term used by
early commercial telegraphy
operators who referred to
the amateurs as "ham-fist-
ed" Morse code operators.
"The term stuck," Mr.
Fisher said, "and we wear
the nametag proudly."


This year's Hamfest will
feature the American Relay
League's south Florida
meeting, as well as topics
such as contesting, message
handling, first responder
stress, sending e-mail over
amateur radio and emer-
gency communications.
Additionally, the Brevard
Emergency Amateur Radio
Services group will feature
its state-of-the-art mobile
command and communica-
tions center, which was
"indispensable" during the
Palm Bay Mother's Day fires
of 2008, Mr. Fisher said.
Mr. Fisher added that ham
radio has several practical
uses today, the most impor-
tant of which is communica-
tion after a natural disaster.
"We all have our home
phones and our cell phones,
but when all else fails and
the communication systems
break down, I can communi-


cate literally by plugging a
wire into the back of my
radio," Mr. Fisher said.
Other uses include experi-
mentation and pursuit as a
hobby. Mr. Fisher said many
people do not realize the
power of ham radio.
"If you have a good anten-
na system, you can bounce
signals off the moon to talk
with someone on the other
side of the world," he said.
For those interested in
pursuing amateur radio, the
convention will include test-
ing for the Amateur Radio
License at the entry level,
general class and extra class.
According to the Platinum
Coast Amateur Radio Soci-
ety's Web site,
www.pcars.org, "amateur
radio is a privilege granted
by international treaty
through the World Adminis-
trative Radio Conference,"
which requires licensing for


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
HAM radio operator Dan Fisher tunes-in another radio
operator from Australia. Mr. Fisher will be one of the radio
enthusiasts at Melbourne Hamfest at Melbourne Auditori-
um Oct. 10-11.


amateur operators.
Melbourne Hamfest will
take place Oct. 10-11 at Mel-
bourne Auditorium, 625 E.
Hibiscus Blvd., Melbourne.


Admission is $7. For more
information, call (321) 327-
2647, e-mail
hamfest2009@pcars.org or
visit www.pcars.org.


Bookstore to host book fairs


Events designed to raise money
for local schools, nonprofits


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Local bookseller Barnes &
Noble makes it so easy to
donate money to your
favorite school or charity,
there's no reason not to do
it.
The bookstore will host a
book fair fundraiser for sev-
eral schools and nonprofit


organizations through the
end of the year, starting with
Melbourne's Florida Air
Academy Oct. 16-22.
All you have to do to
donate money to the school,
said Kaori Fischer, commu-
nity relations manager for
Barnes & Noble in Mel-
bourne, is pick up a voucher
at Florida Air Academy and
present it to the cashier


when you make a purchase
at Barnes & Noble. Eligible
purchases include books,
magazines, DVDs, CDs and
cafe items.
Barnes & Noble will
donate a percentage of the
week's sales to the school. If
you don't have a voucher,
there will be some available
at the store's registers.
Bonnie Miller, registrar for
Florida Air Academy, said
the school would use the
funds to purchase an E-
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affords the students access
to thousands of books, E-
books, newspapers and
videos.
"And the big thing is, stu-
dents can use it from home,
so it will make a big differ-
ence in our school," Ms.
Miller said.
On Oct. 16, students will
kick off the event with bal-
let, drama and musical per-
formances from 3-6 p.m.
Barnes & Noble will host
21 book fairs for various
schools and organizations
through the end of the year,
including another event
Oct. 17 for Rolling Readers
Space Coast.
Ms. Fischer said these
book fairs are an excellent
opportunity for Barnes &
Noble to raise money for
local organizations.
"It's a great way to cele-
brate the school or organi-
zation and we're excited to
be partnering with so many
organizations," she said.
Barnes & Noble is at 1955
W New Haven Ave. in West
Melbourne. For more infor-
mation about upcoming
book fairs, call Barnes &
Noble at (321) 726-9505.
To get a voucher from
Florida Air Academy, call
(321) 723-3211.
To get a voucher from
Rolling Readers Space Coast,
call (321) 254-9976.



Campaign
From page A7
A $1.5 million endow-
ment to create the Farmer
Scholars Program, given by
Phillip W. Farmer. The retired
chairman, president and
chief executive officer of the
Harris Corporation said the
gift was his way of recogniz-
ing the importance of schol-
arships for deserving stu-
dents. Students from around
the state will complete for a
full scholarship to the univer-
sity.
Other gifts include funding
to build facilities and create
programs for the Emil
Buehler Center for Aviation
Training and Research, the
Scott Center for Autism Treat-
ment, the Ruth Funk Center
for Textile Arts and the North
Grumman Engineering and
Science Student Design
Showcase.
But Mr. Catanese said
there's still plenty more work
to do to achieve the universi-
ty's goal of becoming one of
the top 10 technological uni-
versities in the world.
"We still need new build-
ings for the College of Busi-
ness and College of Psycholo-
gy and Liberal Arts and a new
boathouse for our rowing
team," Mr. Catanese said. "We
offer our heartfelt thanks to
our donors. The majority of
the campaign gifts came from
local corporations, local resi-
dents and local alumni.
They're very important to us.
For a university that's only 50
years old to raise that much is
really remarkable, particular-
ly in this tough economy."
To make a donation, visit
www.fit.edu, call (321) 674-
8962 or mail your contbt-
tion to Florida Institute of
Technology, Office of Develop-
ment, 150 W University Blvd.,
Melbourne, FL 32901.


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And All That Jazz Caf6:
Georgia Randall and Jarrett
Anderson will perform
Friday. Janet Reedy will
play Saturday. Ruben Israel
will play jazz guitar during
breakfast from 8:30-11:30
a.m. Sunday. Open mic is
Tuesday with John Conden
or Berna. Acoustic open
jam with Dave Grooms is
Thursday. All performances
are from 6-9 p.m. And All
That Jazz Caf6 is at 1641
U.S. 1, Cocoa. Call (321)
636-3232.
The Beach Shack:
Stoney and The House
Rockers will play from 8
p.m. to midnight Friday.
Danny Morris Band will
play from 8 p.m. to mid-
night Saturday. The Bone
Dogs will play at 4 p.m.
Sunday. The Beach Shack is
at 1 Minutemen Causeway,
Cocoa Beach. Call (321)
783-2250.
*Broken Barrel Tavern:
Spanks Band will perform
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Saturday. SwampFox will
play from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Sunday. Broken Barrel is at
4700 Babcock St., Palm Bay.
Call (321) 728-4755.
Coasters Pub: Derek
from Derek and the
Slammers will perform solo
from 8:30-11:30 p.m.
Friday. Coasters is at 971
Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel-
bourne. Call (321) 779-
BREW.
Coconuts on the Beach:
The Bone Dogs will play
from 6-10 p.m. Friday.
Entasys will perform from
1:30-5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Pizza Bob will play from 6-
10 p.m. Tuesday. Derek
from Derek and The
Slammers will perform solo
from 6-10 p.m. Thursday.
Coconuts is at 25 S. Atlantic
Ave., Cocoa Beach. Call
(321) 784-1422.
The Cove: Heartbreaker
and John Quinlivan will
perform from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Friday. The Cove is at
1462 AIA, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 777-2683.
Crossroads Sports Bar:
Strobe will perform from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday.
Crossroads is at 5070
Minton Road, Palm Bay.
Call (321) 723-9952.
Earl's Hideaway
Lounge: The Bone Dogs
will play from 2-6 p.m. and
Open Fire will play from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Saturday. Ernie Southern
will play from 8 p.m. to
midnight Tuesday. Earl's is
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Concerts to feature famous conductor


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
MELBOURNE -The
former conductor of the
Airmen of Note soon will
lead the Swingtime Jazz
Band and its fans on two
special journeys.
The Airmen of Note is
the official big band of the
U.S. Air Force Band,
stationed in Washington,
D.C. Internationally
known arranger Gene
Egge, who served as its
conductor for many years,
will direct two free Swing-
time Jazz Band concerts at
7:30 p.m. Oct. 14 and 15.
Each concert is titled "A


Musical
Trip."
The 20-
piece
Swingtime
Jazz Band
is a part of
The
Mel-
bourne
Municipal
Band and


Egge


plays tunes
from the 1920s to the
1970s. The upcoming
concerts will be at the
Melbourne Municipal
Auditorium, 625 Hibiscus
Blvd., and feature selec-
tions Mr. Egge composed
especially for the jazz


band.
Mr. Egge "is probably
one of the finest arrangers
for big bands in the
world," said Clair Christy,
conductor of the Mel-
bourne Municipal Band.
"We are very lucky to have
him as our leader for these
concerts. I'm sure our
audience will love his
arrangements."
The music will "truly
have a big band sound,"
with five trumpets and five
trombones, instead of the
usual four trumpets and
four trombones, Mr.
Christy said.
The musicians will
perform many audience


favorites, possibly includ-
ing an updated version of
"Night and Day." In
addition, popular local
vocalists Sally Hart- who
once was a member of the
Lawrence Welk Band -
and Len Fallen will sing
during the concerts.
The Melbourne Munic-
ipal Band was estab-
lished in 1965 and
performs free concerts in
Brevard County through-
out the year. While
admission to the con-
certs is free, tickets are
required.
For more information,
visit www.mmband.org
or call (321) 724-0555.


Out & about


FRIDAY, OCT. 9

Friday family fest: in
Historic Downtown Mel-
bourne. Kinetic will play a
variety of funky rock and jazz.
Visitors can stroll the streets
and enjoy more than 60 art,
craft, business and food
vendors, and most down-
town shops remain open
throughout the evening. A
"Kid's Zone" will provide
activities for children,
including rock climbing wall.
No pets or coolers. Call (321)
724-1741.

SATURDAY, OCT. 10

*'Family Fun Day': to
celebrate The Police Hall of
Fame, in Titusville's 49th
birthday. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Free food and activities.
Special exhibits provided by
the Brevard County Sheriffs
Office, Titusville Police
Department and Florida Fish
and Wildlife Commission.
Bounce house and other
inflatables for children. Kids
should plan on being
fingerprinted inside a jail cell
and meeting large and in
charge Deputy Courage as
well as Bobby the Boat.
Special appearances by
McGruff the Crime Dog can
also be expected. (321) 264-
0911.
Grand openingCARE
Chiropractic and Wellness
Center health fair: 1-5 p.m.
1938 Dairy Road, West
Melbourne. Free demonstra-
tions, chair massages,
healthy foods, door prizes
and more. Various natural
health-related businesses
will be on hand to share their
expertise on
chiropractic/nutrition,
massage, healthy foods,
natural beauty products and
more. Call (321) 728-1387.
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 information or
to participate, call (321) 208-
4768.

SUNDAY, OCT. 11

Chad Carroll Memorial
scramble golf tournament:
by The Joe Realino Fund. 1
p.m. at the Cocoa Beach
Country Club, 5000 Tom
Warriner Blvd. Cost is $75 per
player. Food, drinks and
prizes. Registration begins at
noon. (321) 223-4003.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14

Cocoa Beach High
School Wind Ensemble's
'Concert of Thanks': 7:30
p.m. at Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr.
High Schools Performing Arts
Center, 1500 Minutemen


Causeway. Free admission.
The performance is a
dedication to the unsung
heroes that dedicate their
lives to the service of helping
others. There will be collec-
tion bins to collect food
donations for local food
banks. The venue will have
special parking for all on call
fire trucks, police and
ambulances and others for
easy departure. For informa-
tion, e-mail
brooker.chuck@brevard-
schools.org.

THURSDAY, OCT. 15

*'Art Walk In The Sand':
4-9 p.m. at Milliken's Reef,
683 Dave Nisbet Drive, Port
Canaveral. Socialize with
artists and crafters while
enjoying live music, drink
specials and food. Call (321)
632-6979.

UPCOMING EVENTS

St. Mary's Rockledge
Halloween Carnival:
pumpkin patch, hayride,
haunted house: Friday, Oct.
16 through Sunday, Oct. 18.
1152 Seminole Drive,
Rockledge. (321) 636-4208.
'Space Coast Home
Show': Saturday, Oct. 17 and
Sunday, Oct. 18 at the Cocoa
Expo Center at 1-95 and S.R.
520. More than 120
exhibitors and celebrity
garden expert and television
personality and garden
expert, Tom MacCubbin will
conduct a free interactive
seminar on Sunday, Oct. 18
at 1 p.m. Call (321) 615-
8111.
Civil War encampment
and Florida Fossil Frenzy:
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 17. at Brevard Museum
of History & Natural Science,
2201 Michigan Avenue,
Cocoa. Come and visit with
the Confederate Sons Indian
River Camp No. 47 re-
enactors and learn about life


during the 1860s. See
marching formations, tents,
weapons, muskets firing,
clothing, period artifacts,
cooking equipment, ladies'
items and other displays.
Bring your own Florida fossil
finds inside the museum to
have experts tell you what
you have and get a chance to
have your fossil displayed in
the new exhibit, "By-Gone
Beasts." Free admission. Hot
dogs, snacks, soda and
bottled water will be
available for a nominal fee.
Call (321) 632-1830.
14th Annual Interna-
tional Sea-Bean Sympo-
sium and Beachcomber's
Festival: Friday, Oct. 16 from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Satur-
day, Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. at Cocoa Beach Public
Library, 550 N. Brevard Ave.
Bring your sea-beans and
unidentified treasures to the
experts. Call (321) 868-
1104.
-'Family Fun Day':
sponsored by The Brevard
Healthcare Forum to take
aim at childhood obesity. 10
a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Oct.
17 at Viera Regional Park,
6288 Athletics Lane, Viera.
Event will include activities
and discussion topics
designed to educate and
inform on diet, nutrition,
exercise and wellness for
children from 5 to 12 years
of age and their parents.
Sponsorship opportunities
and vendor booths are
available for related health,
educational and wellness
organizations. For informa-
tion, call (321) 434-4327.
*'Take a Stand!'youth
drug awareness event:
Friday, Oct. 16 and Saturday,
Oct. 17 at Lipscomb Street
Park, 3316 Monroe St.,
Melbourne. Call (321) 724-
1770 or (321) 674-5725.
Art exhibit opening
reception: "Panther: The
Journey." 6 p.m. Friday, Oct.
See OUT, B2


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 10-9-2009


Aries-March 21-April 19
Co-workers and associates
need to know how much
you appreciate them. Loy-
alty and support depend
on it. You have the drive
and ambition to get the
ball rolling. The greatest
success comes when you
delegate parts of the plan
to trusted associates to
carry out. This team effort
insures short and long
term success.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Refuse to let self-doubt
slow you down or side-
track you. Your priorities
are in line. You know what
you want. Stay strong in
these beliefs. You have a
great heart. You work hard.
Live in the moment and
you will see success every-
where you turn. Refuse to
let the world or negativity
rob you of your rightful
rewards.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Maintain your present rou-
tine. It will continue to
move you forward toward
your goals and dreams.
You have an inexhaustible
supply of goodwill and
encouragement to others.
You always know when
family and associates need
a helping hand. Be sure to
let others know what you
need, as well great com-
municator.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
You are what heart is all
about. Your love is leg-
endary. You have great
empathy. When others
hurt, you hurt. You are
always there to give com-
fort. Yours could be called
a celebration of life. This
wonderful sense of
humanity will always guide
you in the right direction.
You are a true spirit guide.
Keep up the great work.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
You live your full life like
there is no tomorrow. It's
called Leo passion. You are
a fire sign, you know. This
is your true nature. You
plan for the future, but you
live it now. This makes you
a wonderful inspiration for
those around you who feel
and see this light. It uplifts
everyone. Life is going your
way. Keep it moving.
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at 1405 Indian River Drive,
Sebastion. Call (772) 589-
5700.
Fishlips Waterfront Bar
and Grill: Mo Geetz will
perform 4-8 p.m. Friday.
Fishlips is at 610 Glen Cheek
Drive, Cape Canaveral. Call


(321) 784-4533.
Grills: Delgado will
perform 7:30-11:30 p.m.
Saturday. Rockit will
perform 3-7 p.m. Sunday.
Grills is at 505 Glen Cheek
Drive, Cape Canaveral. Call
(321) 868-2226.
Key West Bar: Spanks
Band will play from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. Friday and Satur-
day. KeyWest Bar is at 2286


A1A, Indian Harbour Beach.
Call (321) 773-1577.
Lou's Blues: Absolute
Blue will perform from 9:30
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Friday.
Chain Reaction will play
from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Saturday. Spanks Band will
play from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30
a.m. Tuesday. Jamie Rickett
will play from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Thursday. Lou's Blues is


at 3191 A1A, Indialantic.
Call (321) 779-2299.
Milliken's Reef: Cool Like
That! will peform from 5:30-
9:30 p.m. Friday. Mango
Bros. Band will perform
from 1-5 p.m. Saturday.
Cool Like That will play
6:30-10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Milliken's Reef is at 683 Dave
Nisbet Drive, Port Canaver-
al. Call (321) 783-0100.
Murdock's Bistro & Char
Bar: The Tree Frogs will play
from 7-9 p.m. Friday. Patti
and Frank will perform
Americana and bluegrass 6-
9 p.m. Wednesday. Mur-
dock's is located at 600


Brevard Ave., Cocoa. Call
(321) 633-0600.
Norman's Raw Bar &
Grill: Mammoth Band will
perform 7-11 p.m. Friday.
Bottoms Up will perform
from 7-11 p.m. Saturday.
Papa Chuck and Miz Tari
will play 2-6 p.m. Sunday.
Ken Moores will play solo
from 5-9 p.m. Wednesday.
Norman's is at 3 Forrest Ave.,
Cocoa. Call (321) 433-0872.
Off The Traxx: One will
perform at 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Saturday. Off The Traxx is
located at 918 New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. Call (321)
327-2919.


Sandbar Sports Grill:
Mayhem Trio will play from
3-7 p.m. and Spacefish will
play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Saturday. Monday is Cabana
Revival with the Rev. Billy C.
Wirtz at 4:30 p.m. Pat
Michaels will lead Mellow
Wednesday from 4-8 p.m.
Sandbar is at 4301 Ocean
Beach Blvd., Cocoa Beach.
Call (321) 799-2577.
Wynfields Sports Bar:
The Bone Dogs lead open
jam night from 8-11 p.m.
Wednesday. Wynfields
Sports Bar is at 190 A1A,
Satellite Beach. Call (321)
773-8460.


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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
AlA, Indialantic. Call (321)
795-5818 or visit www.witch-
way5k.com.
'Bliss Fashion for a Cause'
charity fashion show: to
benefit the American Brain
Tumor Association. 9 p.m.,
Saturday, Oct. 17 at Levelz
Nightclub, 4250 W. New Haven
Ave., West Melbourne. This
upscale red carpet event will
feature a live runway show
featuring the latest styles for
both men and women
provided by Elite Boutique and
a silent auction. Music will be
provided by DJ Crown Prince &
DJ Colione of South Beach. To
donate, purchase VIP admis-
sion or raffle tickets at Elite
Boutique, 7720 N. Wickham
Road. No. 103, Melbourne, or
call (321) 266-7426.


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.
"Harvest Nights Art
Explosion": presented by
Titusville Chamber of Com-
merce. 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23
all along Mariner Way in
downtown Titusville. Bring
along a canned food item to
benefit North Brevard Chari-
ties. The Space Coast Pilot
Club will present a puppet
show at 6:15, 7:15 and 8:15
pm. During the shows kids
can meet Sizzle, the therapy
dog and get measured for a
free bike helmet. There will be
food, live entertainment,
music, games, art displays,
poetry readings and much
more. Call (321) 267-3036.
'Ghost Encounter':
Saturday, Oct. 24 from noon to
8 p.m. at The Christmas
Cottage & LoPressionism
Gallery, 1002 E. New Haven
Ave., Historic Downtown
Melbourne. Celebrate Hal-


Scopes
From page B1


Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Seek balance and health
for all. Be sure to give these
things to yourself, as well.
You are important, too. Let
your instincts continue to
guide you on when to act
and when to wait. Trust in
your higher power. When
you feel the blessing of
spirit, take bold action. No
power on earth will stop
you. True happiness fol-
lows.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
You always have kind
words for everyone. It's
because of your human
kindness. Your feelings run
deep. When you love, you
love deeply. When you
hurt, you hurt just as much.
Listen to your inner wis-
dom. Continue to trust your
first impressions. They
speak when you are listen-
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tarot card reading, photo
opportunities with the Ghosts
of Christmas past, present and
future, a Gallery of Ghouls
spooky art show, the Space
Coast Paranormal Research
Association, and a figurative
fine art exhibit by Bodies and
Beyond. Enter the haunted
upstairs to search for items in
the ghost encounter scavenger
hunt for $5. Bring a recorder to
see if you capture your own
EVPs. The winner will receive a
prize. Call (321) 722-6000.
"A Gold Buying Party Like
No Other': scholarship
fundraiser for Cocoa Beach
High School. Saturday, Oct. 24,
noon to 5 p.m. at Cocoa Beach
Country Club, 5000 Tom
Warriner Blvd. Hosted by The
Cocoa Beach Woman's Club.
Call (321) 868-7393.
*'Take Back the Night':
domestic violence awareness
event. 4-6:30 p.m., Saturday,
Oct. 24 at Front Street Park,
2205 S. Front Street, Mel-
bourne. Clothesline Project,
candlelight march and much
more. Call (321) 480-9295 to
get involved or for information.


Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Aren't you glad you held
firm to your beliefs when
others tried to sway you
with theirs? Your heart
power is unmatched. Oth-
ers may not always under-
stand you, but they are
awed by your results. This
glorious inner strength will
always be there to light and
guide your path when you
ask for it. Yours is a blessed
life.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
When you begin to get
sidetracked, step back,
catch a second wind,
regroup and move forward
again. Look at your options.
Prioritize them. Work on
the most important ones
first. Your greatest dreams
are on the way. Now is no
time to get stuck or give up.
Have a little fun every day.
Now take it to the next
level.

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your strong belief in doing
things right is a major fac-
tor in your wonderful per-
sonal and spiritual growth.
When you get that "tight"
feeling, nothing can slow
you down in your quest for
victory over life. Your heart
is huge. You are a superstar
in life and spiritual royalty.
It's because of forgiveness,
compassion and loyalty.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
You handle responsibility
very well. You know and do
what is expected of a
leader; such a strong con-
science. Don't forget that
you need nurturing, too.
Take a break. Slow down. If
your heart isn't in it, don't
do it. Your best ideas sur-
face when you are relaxed
and feeling happy. Now we
all share your renewed joy.

Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
Say this out loud each
morning upon arising: "My
life is filled with joy, peace,
love, health and abun-
dance. I gladly share my
abundance with others. I
take time each day to be
alone with my source to
heal, renew and be
inspired. This is my day. I
see God in everyone. I am
richly blessed and so grate-
ful ."


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FRIDAY, OCT. 9

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.

SATURDAY, OCT. 10

Citizen's Action Com-
mittee: meeting. 10 a.m. at
Cocoa Beach Public Library
Community Room, 550 N.
Brevard Ave. Topic: The
upcoming Cocoa Beach
Municipal Election for Seat
No. 2. Speakers will be Ken
Griffin and Ben Malik. Pub-
lic is welcome. Call (321)
868-1104
Alternative energy solu-
tions: workshop. 1 p.m. at
The Barrier Island center,
8385 A1A, Melbourne
Beach. (321) 723-3556.
History of local pioneers
presentation: The Clohecy
family, who settled in south
Brevard in 1874. 3 p.m. at
Melbourne Public Library,
540 E. Fee Ave. in the Com-
munity Room. Hosted by Jill
Berry of The South Brevard
Historical Society. The pub-
lic is welcome and admis-
sion is free. Call (321) 725-
4115 to register.

MONDAY, OCT. 12

Prime Time and Senior
Talkers: will meet at 11 a.m.
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 provided. Call (321) 636-
3484 or (321) 726-0660.

TUESDAY, OCT. 13

Watercolor class: 10 a.m.
at Central Brevard Library,
308 Forrest Ave., Cocoa. Cost
is $10 per class. (321) 633-
1792.
Health, nutrition and
weight loss: discussion with
Charlie Mora. 2 p.m. at
Cocoa Beach Public Library,
550 N. Brevard Ave. (321)
868-1104.
Used book sale: with The
Friend's of the Melbourne
Beach Library at 324 Ocean
Ave. Oct. 13-15. A preview
sale will be available to
Friend's members on Oct. 13
from 5-8 p.m. Memberships
available for $5. Sales to the
general public will be from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 14 and
from 9 a.m. to noon on Oct.
15. All proceeds from the
sale benefit the children's
and adult programs as well
purchases of media for the
Library. Call (321) 956-5642.
Coaches and managers
softball organizational
meeting for Fall/Winter
leagues: for Men's city and
Co-ed. 5:30 p.m. 840 Forrest
Ave., Cocoa. (321) 633-1874.


WEDNESDAY,
OCT. 14

Ta'i Chi Chu'an: class
with John Lang. 9 a.m. Every
Wednesday. Cocoa Beach
Public Library, 550 N. Bre-
vard Ave. Cost is $5. Call
(321) 868-1104.
Opportunities discussed
under Medicaid law: with A.
Johnson, P.A. Preserve your
assets. 10:30 a.m. at Leeza's
Place, 3661 Babcock Street,
Melbourne. Call (321) 951-
7118 to reserve.

THURSDAY,
OCT. 15

Dementia caregivers
support: 1-3 p.m. Joe's Club
Central, 4676 North Wick-
ham Road, Melbourne. (321)
253-4430.
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.
Gentle yoga: 2 p.m. at
Central Brevard Library, 308
Forrest Ave., Cocoa. Cost is
$5. Bring a towel or yoga
mat. (321) 633-1792.


UPCOMING EVENTS
'Creatures of the Night'
activity program: 5:30-8 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 16. DRS Commu-
nity Center, 1089 S. Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. Learn
about bats and owls and then
search for them on Samson's
Island. Cost is $12. Ages 8-12
years. Call (321) 773-6458 to
reserve.
Fall tree and plant sale:
with Titusville Men's Garden
Club. Noon to 6 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 16 and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 17 at the down-
town parking lot across from
Parish Theater on U.S. 1 and
Julia Street in Titusville. Two-
for-one special on Holly
plants. Free tree to children.
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 Sat-
urday, Oct. 17. Call (321) 255-
4304.
Adult CPR certification
class: 9 a.m. to noon, Satur-
day, Oct. 17 at Satellite Beach
Fire Department, 1390 S.
Patrick Drive. Cost is $35 and
includes two-year certifica-
tion. Call (321) 773-4405 to
register before Oct. 16 at
noon.


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Living Legends of Racing
is a nonprofit organization
that oversees the Walk of
Fame located at 3050
South Atlantic Ave.
The bricks are dedicated
to former great racing pio-
neers and highlights the
area's racing legacy.
"The history of the
whole racing thing started
here," said Olin Hopes, a
member or Living Legends
of Auto Racing. "It started
up in Ormond and reached
Daytona by the (19)30s
then came down in this
area in the (19)40s. The
sport went inland in the
50s when the Speedway
was built."
Many great racing leg-
ends are commemorated
in the bricks, including
William "Bill" France, Mad
Marion MacDonald, Rapid
Roy Hall, Ethel Flock Mob-
ley, Vicki Wood, James
Jerome "Red" Voigt and
more.
"If you are a racing fan
it's nice to see," Mr. Hopes
said. "People don't realize
that where City Hall sits at
in the Shores is part of the
old race track and grand
stand. A1A was also part of
the old track. It all had to
be moved, basically,
because people could not
make it to their homes."
The group also runs the
Living Legends of Auto
Racing Museum located in
the Sunshine Park Mall in
South Daytona.
The Shores Spa &Resort
is the Daytona area's pre-
mier resort and spa. It
offers luxurious rooms
with spectacular views of
Daytona Beach, the
Atlantic Ocean and Inter-
coastal waterway.
"We have a 10-story lux-
ury resort and spa that is
Daytona's only four dia-
mond hotel. It is really an
unexpected luxury," said
Susan Keavbney, the
resort's marketing direc-
tor. "Actually, we have a lot
of locals who live in Port
Orange, Daytona and
Ormond who come to take
advantage of our Indulge
Spa and Azure fine dinning
restaurant."
The resort contains
warm hues, Italian marble
restrooms, pillow top beds
and chic furnishings. Rates
start at $109 per night.
"It's really a cool and fun
undiscovered hang out
space," Ms. Keavbney said.
"It is refreshing and quiet
and at this time of year we
are not as busy, so locals
can really take advantage."
Just south of the Shores,
in Ponce Inlet, is one of the
state's most recognizable
attraction: the Ponce de
Leon Inlet Light Station,
located at 4391 Peninsula
Drive. It stands 175 feet
tall and is the tallest light-
house in Florida. It is also
the second tallest masonry
lighthouse in the nation.
The 203-step structure
attracts 175,000 visitors a
year. Admission is $5 per
adult and $1.50 per child
under 11. It opens every
day at 10 a.m. Closing
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year.
Today the structure con-
sists of the tower and a
museum with memorabil-
ia and historic facts on the
lighthouse and the sur-
rounding community.
The lighthouse was con-
structed in 1883 and
opened in 1887 as the
Mosquito Inlet Light-
house, which was the
name for the surrounding
area. The lighthouse
name changed in 1927
when Mosquito Inlet was
renamed Ponce Inlet.
Kerosene lit the struc-
ture until 1920 when a
generator was installed,
making the transition to
electricity.
In 1998, the structure
became a National His-
toric Landmark. The
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
Preservation Association
maintains and runs the
structure.
"Those who visit will see
on of the largest collec-
tions of lighthouse optics
in the world," director of
operations Mike Bennett
said.
"The Lighthouse also
gives visitors a sense and
feel of what life was like at
the turn of the century for
Florida's coastal resi-
dents."
For more information,
visit www.livinglegendso-
fautoracing.com,
www.shoresresort.com,
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Community notes


Sharing Center

food drive

The South Brevard Shar-
ing Center's holiday food
drive is currently underway.
You can bring your non-


perishable food items to any
of the following drop-off
sites:
Any fire/rescue Station
orWal-Mart south of the
Pineda Causeway
GE
Florida Tech


Brevard Community
College (Palm Bay & Mel-
bourne campuses)
Winn-Dixie Both Palm
Bay locations, West Mel-
bourne and Indian Harbour
Beach
Tropical Smoothie 1520
South Babcock St., Mel-
bourne
The Joint Chiropractic -
3016 Lake Washington Road,
Melbourne
Somersall Chiropractic -
4670 Babcock St. N.E., Palm


Bay
Ethel & Fred's Entrees -
3016 W New Haven Ave,
West Melbourne
Bring a gift card worth $10
or more from any grocery
store to ETHEL & FRED'S
and receive a 10 percent dis-
count on your meal.
For information, call (321)
727-8581.


Teacher named

Erika McLaren of Mel-


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bourne, the resource
teacher for the Office of
Career and Technical Edu-
cation within Brevard Public
Schools inViera, was recent-
ly honored with the Janet
Linton Academy Leadership
Award at the National Acad-
emy Foundation's Annual
Honoree Banquet for staff
development in Phoenix.
Ms. McLaren has grown
the number of career acade-
mies in her district from the
one to 19, and her leader-
ship now expands opportu-
nities for 1,200 high school
students a year. She secured
and managed a grant of $1.2
million from the Florida
Department of Education to
fund career academy devel-
opment. This money and
the success of her efforts
made it possible for four
Academies to fund their
year of planning with the
National Academy Founda-
tion.
The National Academy


Foundation is a network of
more than 500 career acade-
mies across the United
States. Career academies
expose high school students
to career options through
curriculum, paid intern-
ships and advisory boards,
while preparing them for
college and careers.
For information, visit
www.naf.org.


Program names new

intern, VP

The Reality Check Pro-
gram recently hired the
founder of Florida Drug
Screening, Joe Reilly as vice
president and 16-year -old
Dillon Kennedy for the sum-
mer Internship Academy
Program.
Mr. Reilly moved to Bre-
vard County in 1982 and
received a bachelor's in sci-
ence degree from Manhat-
tan College. He also serves
on the board of directors of
the Melbourne-Palm Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce
and is the president of the
Rotary Club of Palm Bay.
Dillon Kennedy is one of
75 students enrolled in the
academy and will be enter-
ing this fall his senior year at
Melbourne High School. Mr.
Kennedy will be performing
administrative and comput-
er related duties at Reality
Check.
For information, call (321)
327-2921 or e-mail
info@realitycheckpro-
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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



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Donations $35.
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ASCENSION
MANOR
FALL YARD
SALE

October 9th-10th
9am-3pm.

Many items, hot
dogs, drinks &
baked goods.

(On Pineapple,
Oppisite Ascension
Catholic Church
on the Riverside.)

COMMUNITY SALE
Oct 17th 8am
Dairy & Eber Melbourne.
Handy man & house
hold, furniture, many High
end collectables, Great
gifts. Shop at 1094 S.
Fork Cir 321-723-4010
GREAT NEWS AND
CLASSIFIED ADS!
HOMETOWN NEWS
866-894-0442


MELBOURNE
OCT 9th and 10th
8am to 2pm
561 Waterfront St. (Lamp
lighter Village) appliances
ladies designer clothes,
antiques, china, pots, and
misc.

SPECIAL
TIMETO CLEAN UP?
Hold a garage sale, make
money & make someone
happy! Call
321-242-0442
to place your ad!
WEST MELBOURNE
Fri &Sat. Oct9 & 10
8am to 3pm. 801 Cross
bow Dr. Hunters Creek
Baby items, cherrywood
crib, mattress, youth bed,
bouncy seat, exerciser
saucer, comforter &
accessories, toys, car
seat & bases. Much more
WEST MELBOURNE
Hunters Creek
Community Garage Sale
Oct 9 & 10th- 8am- 3pm
Take 192 to Wickham N
to Greenboro West to
Hunters Creek.
Loads of bargains.


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 per box. Shipping
Paid. Call 713-395- 1106
or 713-343-3050 ext.1.
www.cash4diabetestestri
ps.com
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
Cash4DiabetesTestStrips
.com
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






ANTIQUES selling house
full of antique furniture
and other antique items.
Nothing over $200
321-723-2269
LIONEL TRAIN Platform.
8' x 8'. Folds to 4' x 8' for
storage. 60 year old
layout. Also wet grinding
stone. 321-752-8711


REFRIGERATOR 18CU
Whirlpool 2 door, side by
side, ice & water on door,
tan with gold trim. $300
321-733-4541
STOVE- GE FLAT TOP,
brand new, self cleaning.
Bisque, never used.
$345. 321-799-2537


AUCTION 1000'S of
items will be sold to high
bidder! Firearms, Anti-
ques, Fine Jewelry, Coins
& Estate Items. Sat. Oct.
24th @ 10AM 2500 Apa-
lachee Pkwy., Tallahas-
see www.AffiliatedAuc-
tions.com (850)656-5486
AB2286 13%BP
IRS PUBLIC Auction Lo-
cation: 24140 Powell
Road, Brooksville, Florida
34602 Date: Open House
on 10/21/2009 Sale
10/22/2009 Description :
4/3 Home 3527 sq ft For
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AIR CONDITIONER
window unit 5400 BTU
Admiral $45 Daybed $25
321-728-5967
AMP, BASS, peavy bass
amp combo, 150w, 15"
speaker, rarely used
$120 321-412-1620
ANTIQUE Tiger Oak
dresser w/mirror & candle
holders. Very good cond.
$200 321-723-2269
AQUARIUM, 10Gallon, 9
healthy fish, comply set
up, accessories, stand,
$75, 321-724-2087 S.Brv
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
BACK MASSAGER, 5
motor, with heat, Home-
medics, new in box, $25
321-446-7743 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, w/box,
spring & mattress $100,
TV w/remote $25
321-725-5374 SoBrev
BEDS, TWIN, 2, $25 per
bed, $45 both, 1 is metal,
1 is wood, no mattresses,
321-431-3142 SoBrev
BICYCLE, LADIES trek,
M/TR-7100 cost $350,
like new, used 3 hrs,
$195, 321-242-4629
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.
corn
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
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


COMPUTER software,
Financial, new, still in
box, $50 321-259-1948
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
COOKWARE, NEVER
used, 10 pc T-Cal Blue,
New in box, Bought Big
Lot $60, 321-956-8968
CRIB, PORTABLE, new,
includes 2 mattresses &
irls bedding, never used
125, 321-757-3669
CRIB, w. mattress, turns
to youth bed & then dou-
ble bed, w/ sheets, girl,
$100 321-674-5991
CRIB- CHERRY wood,
$75 & Mattress. $20.
Youth bed $50.
321-723-0860
CURIO CABINET, like
new, wood & glass, with
Slass shelves and light
200, 321-368-1111
DAY BED, good condi-
tion, copper metal, must
sell due to lack of room,
$135, 321-728-3039
DESK, COMPUTER, for
kids room, good shape,
$15 321-752-0946
DESK, WICKER, w/
chair & 3 drawers, oval
floor standing mirror,
$150 321-768-1714
DINETTE SET, 5 piece
florida style, $150
321-409-0777 SoBrev
DINETTE SET, Ethan Al-
len, 4 wicker chairs, 2
leaf table excellent cond,
$175 321-733-4541
DINING ROOM table, 6
chairs & china cabinet,
dark wood, $100,
321-267-8781 NoBrev
DOG kennel, frame and
door, 4' H by 10' square,
$25, just purchase chain
link, 321-409-5597
DOLL MOLDS, Porcelain
doll molds, 50 molds,
$180 all, 321-674-0889
DRYER, GE, super ca-
pacity $125, entertain-
ment center $50,
321-752-0856 SoBrev
DRYER, WHIRLPOOL.
excellent condition, $95
321-537-3057 SoBrev
DRYER, WHITE, excel-
lent condition, almost
new, extra large capacity
$125 obo 407-468-7693
DVD PLAYER, Sanyo
$50, VCR Player, RCA,
$25, surround system
$70, 321-773-2326
EXERCISE MACHINE,
body by jake ab scissor
cost $240, asking $100
321-951-4397 SoBrev
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Force Crosstrainer, $25
computer desk $25
321-728-5684 SoBrev
FAUCETS, bathroom,
single handel, 3 for $20
each, 321-633-6370


FILE, full of movie stars,
famous people, some
signed, $25 all,
321-728-4393 SoBrev
FREEZER, chest, 3-4
years old, works great,
white 36"x28"x21" deep,
$50, 321-288-7650
FURNITURE, PORCH,
perfect condition, 2 chairs
and a rocker, all match-
ing, $150 321-254-8488
FUTON, BED, medium
oak, 2 full drawers, new
camelot arms, no mat-
tress, $150 321-632-6480
GOLF CLUBS, all 10"
woods and putter with
pull cart, excellent shape,
$75 321-254-6025
GOLF CLUBS, hybrid,
left hand, new irons 3-2
wedges, new $175ea sell
$200 all, 321-951-3731
GRAB BAG of lionel train
parts, track, cars, motors,
wheels, misc parts, $75
321-259-2521 (ad online)
GRILL, GAS, charbroil,
less 1 year old, you sup-
ply propane, $30
321-327-7072 SoBrev
HEADBOARD, QUEEN
or king size bed, $30,
electric edger $15
321-777-5080 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
HUTCH, light wood, $60,
dual kitchen table- 4
leather chairs, $50
321-501-9501 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'xl"x2"
pieces, $50, call for de-
tails, 321-480-4498
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, QUEEN,
like new, $30, typewriter,
hardly used, $30
321-724-8770 SoBrev


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
PILATES CHAIR, Susan
Lucci Malibu Pilates
chair, paid $299 asking
$99, 321-506-0371
PLANTER, MCCOY, 2,
$15 ea, tea pot, $35, 2
cups and honey pot $30,
321-724-1020 SoBrev
POSTER- 'Lady in the
dark', 1943 #ed, 1/2
sheet, good cond, $199
321-726-8714 SoBrev
POWER CORD, ship to
shore, 48', 30 amp, pow-
er cable, like new, $30
321-725-7848 SoBrev
POWER JUICER, Jack
La Lanne's secrets of
power juicing, great gift
$65, 321-752-4753
PRINTER, near new,
model A920, $45, key
board/ mouse $8
321-722-1659 SoBrev
RADIATOR FOR 1995
Buick La Sabre, new in
box, $50, call John
321-773-5238 SoBrev
RECLINER, ROCKET,
lazyboy, nearly new,
beige, man sized, $200
321-984-9298 SoBrev
REFRIGERATOR, com-
pact, GE, 3.9 cubic feet,
Whiteland works great,
$35 321-298-4935
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.com
ROOFING MATERIALS,
new, left over, tar paper &
roofing shingles, $200 all
321-254-7955 SoBrev
SCUBA equipment,
means & women, $200
for all, 321-751-3416
SHOP GRINDER w/
stand, Great condition
$100. Call 321-632-1066
SILK TREE 8' tall in
ivory container, $80. Silk
plant, green/white planter
$50. Call 321-632-2983


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SOFA, gorgeous, white,
cost $1000, sacrifice at
$100, 321-254-8675
STEPPER, ROCK N Roll
Stepper by Tony Little,
plus cardio blades $2
each 321-676-5847
STEREO SYSTEM Ya-
maha GX500, CD Player,
radio, tapes, speakers
$129, 321-259-4252
TABLE SAW- Delta like
new. Never used. Fully
assembled. $175.
866-481-7964
TOOL BOXES, 2, Crafts-
man, standing w/ work
bench $50, 5 drawer
$35, 321-768-0940
TRAIN SET, Bachman
Wonderland Express,
plus Christmas village,
$75, 321-751-4753
TRAINS N- gauge, 5 lo-
comotives, 25 cars, track,
switches, excellent cond,
$175 321-777-6906
TROMBONE, silvertone
trombone and case, like
new, $75 321-956-1208
TUXEDO, BLACK, with
red cummerbund and
shirt $25/ suit, light gray
$15 321-724-9160
TV, 27" Orion, excellent
condition, $100
321-537-8917 SoBrev
TV, 27", RCA, std. $60,
25" TV, Phillips, std. $50,
with remotes both great
321-952-1376 SoBrev
TV, 32" flat screen, Sony,
HD TV, fantastic picture
and sound, has manual,
$200, 321-676-4729
TV, 32", Zenith, w/ re-
mote, 5' Entertainment
center, w/ shelves, $200
obo 321-254-4582
VACUUM CLEANERS,
Kirby, 2, works fine,
some attachments, $30
321-779-9282 SoBrev
WASHER/DRYER-
Roper excellent cond.
Both for $200.
321-749-5972
WATER BED, twin, mat-
tress extra large, nearly
motionless, used one
week $100 321-984-7010
WINE GLASSES, crystal,
12 large beautifully cut,
$4.50 ea 321-674-0950




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BEDROOM SUITE dble
queen cherry 6 pieces,
large 8 drawer dresser, 3
way mirror, 2 nite stands,
Head/foot board, frame,
New $2500, Sacrifice for
$375. 321-777-2902
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Melbourne table & 6 cane
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INDIALANTIC OCEAN
FRONT SHORT SALE,
The Barringer corner unit.
Spacious 3br/2.5ba, huge
balcony 4th floor, $489K.
Call Jack, Realty USA
1-800-559-4321
STUART, FLORIDA
Waterfront Condo 2/2
ground floor end unit.
Deep water dock, North
Fork, St. Lucie River,
heated pool, covered
parking, quiet neighbor-
hood, close to downtown.
Estate sale, price just re-
duced $239,000 772-692-
9017


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BUSINESS & FINANCIAL


AN: RUN your
iness in the
market with low
t and great
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eadersWanted.


PALM BAY Restaurant:
Great location, 2000sqft,
All equipment included.
$50,000 321-626-6631


ESTATE FJ


LE, NC area
to $79,900 Log
1.52 acre paved
t yet secluded
with access to
ek. Easy to fin-
nancing availa-
286-1666 Own/

SHORT SALE!
ith split plan,
$3500down -
k Realty USA
)-559-4321
TER 1-br/1-ba
tiled, large
ird, fruit trees.


Bonus: additional income
producing rental cottage
on property $94,000 Call
386-427-6532
INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
Open Sunday 1-4pm. In
Martesia, 173 Martesia
Way, beach access, play-
ground for kids, tennis,
conservation area trails.
(Realtor) 321-752-0808
SATELLITE BCH POOL
HOME 4 BIG bdrms!!
Terrazzo & tile firs. Only
$8000 down on fabulous
price of $232,500!!
VALKARIA INCOME
PROPERTY-2 sm homes
just $95,000!! Leased @
$1075mo 10% return!
Call Oceanside Realty
1st Time Homebuyers,
tax credit of $8000!
321-951-7577
SATELLITE BCH-Desoto
area 4bd/2ba remodeled,
$220,000. MELBOURNE
-Eau Gallie 3bd/lba great
home, $100,000, Owner
financing. 321-223-3410
TITUSVILLE Open Sun.
1-4pm. Great location.
Parade of homes winner
4br/3ba/4car gar. acre
lakefront. 3883 Rambling
Acres Dr. off S Carpenter
(Builder) 321-259-0202


01, '



VERO BEACH- Vero
Isles PRICE REDUCED!
Deep water home. 3-br
3ba fenced yard.
Generator, 2 large docks.
Owner 772-492-8007






REDUCEl
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




BAREFOOT BAY- 1173
Barefoot Circle, canal lot
50 x 115. Golf course
across the street.
$53,500 772-770-9475

BEST BUY IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS!
2.5acre parcel. Gated
development.Spectacular
view. High altitude.
Bryson City $39,500.
Owner financing.
Owner 1-800-810-1590
www.wildcatknob.com

GOLF COURSE LOT
in SW Ocala, almost
1/2acre in Marion Oaks
on cul-de-sac, $19,900.
Call 386-852-8085

PALM BAY .31 acre
beautiful cleared lot.
Quiet residential street.
$25,000 321-723-9988
321-288-5433


SUB SHOP Must sell due
to illness. Turn key New
equipment. Great poten-
tial. 321-289-9595
Affordable & Effective
Hometown News
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Indialantic/Melbourne
Beachside Living, 55+
comm, Lots of amenities!
321-288-7940 / 773-2828
www.PDLLiving.com



**In House Financing**
MELBOURNE: New Hor-
ton Homes, Singles and
Doubles in Village Glen
an Adult Park From
$31,995 Call Carolyn for
move in specials like $99
Lot Rental at
321-806-1240
CASH FOR CLUNKERS
$5,000 for any mobile
home older than 1990.
Palm Harbor is distrib-
uting this LIMITED time
stimulus to all Florida
Mobile Home owners
800-622-2832 Ext 210


HElUCE
DELAND 55+ country
setting in adult comm.
$320/mo lot rent. Large
LR & FR, mega storage.
Large inside laundry
room, enclosed room
with AC & heat. Work
shop. Close to
everything. Open house
most weekends until
sold. Leave message
$32,000 bottom line price
386-740-0638
MALABAR- 2/1 Brand
new frig, stove, & bath.
Central A/C, W/D & shed.
Fish Indian River from
pier across the street
$14,500 321-271-0431
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- REAL ESTATE FOR RENI


MELBOURNE to share
3/2 home. Non-smoker,
house privil $450/mo. inc
utilities. Avail immediately.
321-255-8339/626-6084
PALM BAY 2Br/2Ba
condo. All house privileg-
es, $400/mo. includes all.
Non smoker please. Call
321-409-5677
PALM BAY SE to share
new home. 3-br/2-ba
$450/mo. Includes priv
bath, cable, internet &
utilities 321-952-9529
PALM BAY SE private
furn room & bath. House
privileges, jacuzzi, deck,
quiet setting $450/mo-
all. 321-956-6881
W. MELBOURNE avail
Oct 1. Furn room with
house privileges. Pool
avail $490/mo Must see.
321-212-9908
Affordable and
Reliable
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RESPONSIBLE
Canadian snowbirds
desire a 6 month rental in
Palm Bay area. Prefer
ground floor, furnished &
clean. Rent and security
deposit negotiable. Water
front access not required.
519-674-1806




EAU GALLIE: 1/2 off 1st
2 months! 1 br, Westover
Pines, no pets. $545 Ca-
ble, Sewer & Water incl.
credit check
321-254-0997

INDIALANTIC 1/2 blk to
beach 2bdrm/lbath apt.
w/garage, new paint &
carpet, washer/dryer. Call
for info: 321-725-2353

MELBOURNE Lake
Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
out, everything new!
Inclds water, pest, cable,
$795/mo. 321-254-0997


Conds for Ren


1 Bedroom apartments 0
Starting at only$549
2 Bedroom / 2 Bath
Apartments Starting at Only $599
(New Move-Ins) Expires 10/16/09
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- TRANSPO


BMX 2006 OFF road go
kart. 150cc gas engine.
Automatic, 2 wheel drive,
blue. $1300/obo
321-794-2996 see photo
online at www.Hometown
NewsOL.com ad # 37537


1958 CHEVY DELRAY
Rebuilt from ground up, 2
tone, original radio
straight 6. Manual trans
$17,000 386-671-9907
see photos online at
www. Hometown News OL.
com ad # 37539
1976 CONTINENTAL
MKIV shows/drives new.
A/C, sunroof, moonroof,
full power, 460ci,
dependable show car.
$10,000 386-846-1698
CHEVY NOVA 1970- 350
auto, bucket seats, cold
air, Rally wheels
Restored to original
$9900/obo 772-201-2838
see photos online at
www. Hometown News OL.
corn ad # 37487


-HOMETOWN NEWS-
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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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GREAT Buy!
SATURN VUE Hybrid,
2007, 45K miles, moon
roof, all power, new tires,
cold AC, rebuilt title,.
Must sell $12,900
772-521-5111
THANKS
HOMETOWN
NEWS!
I sold my car on the
first day the ad came
out!!!!
Best results from any
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I will use you the next
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MELBOURNE LARGE
1-br with fireplace. On
site laundry, Close to
downtown, river, Crane
Creek and the beach.
$550/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 772-733-7025
MELBOURNE Studio
kitchenette small bath
onsite laundry &
manager. Walk to river or
downtown Starting at
$315/mo + utilities. Call
Eric 321-733-7025
MELBOURNE/EauGallie
area, Small, 1BDRM fur-
nished, clean, quiet, no
pets. $485/mo. Drug free
env. Call 321-254-4229
MELBOURNE: 1br
Clean & Ready to move
in. Close to Holmes Re-
gional. $500/mo 407-
929-0284,321-704-7188

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MELBOURNE: 2br/1ba
freshly painted, CHA,
$600/mo water & cable
optional. Close to every-
thing. 321-543-2990
PALM BAY Sunrise
Properties. Affordable,
remodeled apts. Studios,
1 & 2 Br units avail. From
$400. 321-725-7544
SATELLITE BEACH
Furnished efficiency
condo across from ocean
$575/mo annual. Near
PAFB. 706-258-8460
SEBASTIAN- Spacious
3/2 bedroom MOVE IN
SPECIAL ONLY $200.
W/D in all units, cable,
water, sewer & more in-
cluded. 772-581-4440
*restrictions apply
*Income restrictions apply

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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: Only
$4995 3/2 12'x60' All
New: Central Air & Heat,
Vinyl Siding, Skirting &
concrete driveway in Vil-
lage Glen an Adult Park.
Enjoy our Solar heated
pool and fitness room!
Call 321-806-1240
MOBILE HOMES: No
denials! Everyone is ap-
proved! 500-$1000 down.
Guaranteed move in. Se
Habla Espanol. 954-
605-0814 / 800-733-1718
PALM HARBOR: Huge
3br/2ba loaded 14 hous-
es to choose from.
Starting at $399/mo. On
your property
800-622-2832

Melbourne Mobile
Homes For Sale


Many to choose
from. Starting at
$2900. Lot rents
from $374/mo.
Free cable,
park financing S


(Adult Park)
Lot rent $325/mo.
Includes Water,
Sewer, Garbage.
Call Park Manager,
Tom for more info:
407-283-5277

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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.
HometownNewsClassifie
ds.com Ad# 44586

TITUSVILLE: Nice large
2/2.5 condo, scrn porch,
centrally located, no pets.
$750/mo 321-383-0380
or 321-536-3320

VERO BEACH 55+ Villa
Mar Furnished 2/2 1st
floor. FL room, Comm
pool & clbhse. $700/mo
+ sec 772-569-2354

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$50,000. 866-709-1100
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Classified 866-894-0442


BEST BUY IN 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


Ir ElElS PAPER 00.. LLC
CENTRAL GEORGIA
12 Acres $2275/ac.
5.44 Acres $3000/ac.
Looking for a place to
park your camper while
hunting?
Own your campsite!
478-987-9700
St. Regis Paper Co.

FORECLOSURES-
OWN 20ACRES OF
LAND NOW!
Near Booming El Paso,
Texas. NEVER BEEN
EASIER!! $ODown, Take
over $159/mo payment.
Now $12,856. Was
$16,900. No credit
checks/owner financing.
1-800-755-8953
www.Texas LandForeclo
sures.net

GEORGIA
Remodeled 2BR-4BR
Homes. Macon &Atlanta.
Starting $59,000.
Homesites, 1.25acres-
20acres starting@
$3900/acre.
Owner financing
w/no credit check.
Call Larry 706-364-4200
or Habla Espanol,
Alfredo 786-217-8152

HUNTING LAND 539+
Acres Prime Hunting
Deer/ Turkey. Dodge/
Laurens Counties, GA,
on Alligator Creek.
Ponds/ Electric/ Bldgs.
Possibly split into 100ac.
$1,300/acre. 813-478-
4606


RENT 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
VIERA- The Greens,
3br/2ba, new carpets.
includes washer/dryer,
community pool, gym,
$950/mo. 321-266-1470


HANDICAP ACCESS -
Furnished home, newer
3bd/2.5ba/2car garage on
quiet street in NE Palm
Bay. 1Bd/office & 1/2bath
sep. from main hs across
screened lanai. Screen
back porch & fenced
yard, 16" tile. wheelchair
access, showers,
whirlpool garden tub.
$1050/mo. 321-446-4174
INDIALANTIC walk to
the beach from this
completely remodeled
4/2/2 with open floor plan.
Fenced yard, W/D, deck,
covered porch, sitting on
quiet, cul-de-sac $1300
954-205-7789
MELBOURNE- 3/2/2
Gated South Oaks
Comm. Immaculate. New
stainless appl's, &
granite, New carpet, tile,
paint, W/D. Includes
pool, tennis, Hot tub,
gym, clbhse, lawn care.
Safe quiet community
No pets, no smoking.
Security dep. $1300/mo
321-952-0903

AFFORDABLE
MIMS, 3br/lba House.
Patio, Large Back Yard,
Storage Shed. $795/mo.,
+sec. 321-704-2130
PALM BAY NE 4/2, Tile
Throughout, Large mas-
ter bedroom. Quiet neigh-
borhood. $850/mo. Pets
OK 321-508-6436 See
ad #46833 for photo
HometownNewsol.com


NEED MONEY????
Paying lump sum cash
for owner financed mort-
gage & business notes!
Free quote! Call 888-653-
3033 for immediate re-
sponse
Classified 866-894-0442


DISCOUNT TIME-
SHARES 60%-80% off
retail!! Worldwide Loca-
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Pack 800-639-5319 www.
holidaygroup.com/flier
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 MOUNTAINS Brand
New! $50,000 Mountain
Top tract reduced to
$19,500! Private, near
Boone area, bank financ-
ing, owner must sell,
(866)275-0442
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, 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
BallCommunities.com
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 2 249.
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


COCOA: 3br/1ba/garage
1 blk from river w/family
rm, porch, Ig fenced yard,
wood firs, Lawn care incl.
$850/mo. 321-639-3478
PALM BAY NE: Older
CBS 3/2/2 family room,
No pets $850 + Deposit
WD Realty 321-723-3311
PALM BAY NW: 2/2/1,
all tile, new kitchen cabi-
nets, range, D/W, granite
counters. $750/mo incl
pest control. No Pets.
321-543-9089


elyT NOW
PALM BAY Pool
Home 2br/2 ba/ 2cg,
Huge patio w/lg pool.
Fenced double lot. Nice
quiet area, good neigh-
bors. Convenient to riv-
er, ocean & 1-95. New
tile, appliances, fresh
paint. Small Pet OK.
900/mo 772-260-3217


LISTING
PALM BAY SE 2br/1.5ba
lcg,fully redone! Tile,new
appl., d/w, flat-top stove,
hurr windows! Lr/dr,eat-in
kit, w/d, fenced yard, wtr
treat system. Small Pet.
$750+sec. 321-723-8242
TITUSVILLE: 3br/1.5ba
w/carport, semi furnish-
ed, W/D, Lawn Svc incl.
Walk to Searstown Mall.
$650/mo 321-684-3005
See photos online www.
HometownNewsClassifie
ds.com ad#46217
W. MELBOURNE Quiet
country neighborhood,
3bd/2ba/2car garage, exc
schools, handicapped
modified, $1,100/mo +
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INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
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home, pool, 1 block from
beach. $1250/mo. incl.
cable, min 7 month lease.
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1999 YAMAHA ROYAL
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fully loaded. Beautiful 2
owner. 1300cc Cruiser.
Always garaged, $6400
321-693-5089

HONDA GOLDWING
1985 Interstate 1200,
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321-327-2667 or
321-368-8006

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done. Top box, runs great
$3500 321-557-3074

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BLOWING ROCK NC
Fully equipped condo
Breathtaking view of the
fall leaves & mountains.
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min $600/wk Deposit
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Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
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CENTRAL MERRITT ISL
DUPLEX 228 Lura Lane.
lbr/lba, screened porch,
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EAU GALLIE AREA:
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1br/1ba/1cg, $550/mo.-
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INDIALANTIC Two 2/1/1
1 rated A+/ 1 rated B
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location on quiet street.
1/1 ceramic tile,new paint
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SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC
ACTION Notice is hereby
given the following
vehicles will be sold at
public auction in the
Storage Yard at 2064
Wickham Rd. Melbourne,
FL 32935 on the following
dates due to unpaid
towing and storage fees.
Time of Sale 8:00 A.M.
October 30, 2009
2000 KIA
KNAFB1215Y5828606
2008 DODGE
1D7HA18N18J158378
2002 HYUNDAI
KMHDN45D82U455918
1992 HONDA
1 HGCB7573NA051498
1993 MERCURY
2MELM75W1PX675373
1996 CHEV
1G1 BL52W6TR143820
Time of Sale 8:00 A.M.
November 6, 2009
2007 FORD
1ZVFT85H975222187
2004 JEEP
1J4FA39S24P751346
Terms of Sale Cash
Pub: October 9, 2009


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community 1 & 2 br's on
water, scrn porch, deck,
carport, tool shed. Boat
Slip avail. 200 Mustang
Way Tom 321-452-5464
PALM BAY Sunrise Mo-
bile Home Park & Apts.
Affordable, Remodeled
Rental from $400 or pur-
chase. 321-725-7544




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
SATELLITE BEACH:
900-3000ft in busy A!A
Shopping Center.
954-646-1394
TITUSVILLE: Corner of
Hopkins & Cheney Hwy.
Daniel Hoang
321-848-4833 or Vinh
Nguyen 616-262-2770




MELBOURNE N. Bab-
cock offices, Totally reno-
vated 1350sf $950/mo or
1000sf $650/m plenty of
parking. 321-431-1196

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Starting at $450/mo
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I LGALNOICES.


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