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Vol. 6, No. 12 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, October 16, 2009


(C, HOW WEIRD
IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY


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 remem-
ber, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's
true!
Golfer loses arm in
alligator attack on course
From sfgate.com:
Officials say an alligator
bit off part of a golfer's
arm as he leaned over to
pick up his ball at a
private South Carolina
course.
The man, who is in his
70s, was retrieving his ball
See WEIRD, A5


Group to open transitional


housing for women, children

County Commission approves zoning for Space Coast
Center for Women with Children


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
No mother and child
should have to live homeless.
That's the reason a new
nonprofit group will open a
transitional housing facility
in Melbourne later this year.
On Oct. 1, Brevard County
Commissioners unanimous-
ly approved the mandatory
zoning required for Space
Coast Center for Women
with Children, co-founded


by Pat Hansen, a familiar face
to many of the needy in Bre-
vard.
In 2006, Ms. Hansen
retired after serving 27 years
as the executive director of
the South Brevard Sharing
Center.
"I really intended to go
fishing," she joked, while
talking about her "retire-
ment." "I just never got
around to it."
Members of the board of
directors of Space Coast Cen-


ter for Women with Children
approached Ms. Hansen for
her help in establishing this
new organization, which will
be housed on five acres just
north of the Pineda Cause-
way.
It must have been fate,
because Ms. Hansen said
that just about the time she
was approached by the
group, she noticed some-
thing quite disturbing on
Melbourne's streets.
"I was over at the Eau Gal-


lie
Libral
and theli ~tle tuo dilluiunt 1 n
women there with children this economy it's pret-
living out of their cars," she ty hard to get ajob."
said. "A few months after According to the Brevard
that, I was getting gas and County Continuum of Care
saw a girl crying in her car. 2009 statistics, there are
She had just gotten evicted, more than 1,200 homeless
These people are already liv- people in Brevard, including
ing on the edge they have
no backup, no savings. And See HOUSING, A7


Relax .

One of the many
activities available at the
new Wickham Park .
Senior Center is Tai Chi.
Grand Master Jeffrey'
Cook instructs as Bette
Busk and Jorge Rivera of
Melbourne follows.



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Paul Lepinskie
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New county manager settles into job


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
VIERA New Brevard
County manager Howard
Tipton recently received
one of his first marching
orders from the County
Commission.
On Oct. 6, a majority of
the commission directed
Mr. Tipton to make the
appointment of a new Bre-
vard Animal Services and
Enforcement director one of
his top priorities. The Oct. 6
meeting was the first regular
commission meeting Mr.
Tipton attended since being
hired.
County code enforce-


ment man-
ager Bobby
Bowen has .
served as
interim ,
Brevard
Animal < -
Services
Enforce-
m e n t
director
since Feb- Howard Tipton
r u ar y ,
when he
replaced former director
Craig Engelson. Mr. Engel-
son now works in the coun-
ty medical examiner's office.
The appointment of a
new director is strongly


backed by the county's Ani-
mal Welfare Working Group.
Among other goals, the
group strives to improve
conditions at the county
animal shelters in Mel-
bourne and Titusville.
The organization also
would like the new director
to eventually implement a
"no kill" policy at the shel-
ters. Its goal is that the only
animals that are euthanized
are those whose physical
condition humanely
requires it, according to
information from the group.
Four commissioners Oct.
6 approved prioritizing the
appointment of a new direc-
tor, whose job duties would


include overseeing the shel-
ters and who would under-
stand the philosophy of the
no-kill goal.
District 5 Commissioner
Andy Anderson cast the
lone "nay" vote. He said
while a new director is
needed, the county should
privatize the shelters.
"I'm very disappointed
that we still have not bidded
out those shelters," he said.
Mr. Tipton's contract as
the new county manager
took effect Sept. 28. The 51-
year-old had served as chief
administrative officer for
the Orange County Clerk of
See MANAGER, A7


Fundraiser


focuses on

attempt to


break


record
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
It's close to 8:30 p.m. and
something evil's lurking in the
dark. Under the moonlight,
you see a sight that almost
stops your heart. You try to
scream, but terror takes the
sound before you make it. You
start to freeze, as horror looks
you right between the eyes.
You're paralyzed ...
'Cause this is Thrill the
World, an annual worldwide
simultaneous dance of
Michael Jackson's "Thriller."
Thrill the World was estab-
lished by Ines Markelle, a
dance choreographer and
instructor in Toronto, Cana-
da, in October 2006. Accord-
ing to
www.thrilltheworld.com,
Thrill the World, now in its
fourth year, has seen an expo-
nential increase in partici-
pant numbers participant
numbers from the initial 62
dancers in Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, in 2006, which
resulted in a Guinness World
Record, to 4,179 dancers in 10
countries in 2008. The goal
this year is rather more ambi-
tious: 270,000 people simul-
taneously dancing to
See FUNDRAISER, A3


SEA BEANS GALORE


The annual festival is coming
up -- bring your sea beans


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Get your housing

questions answered


at expositic
By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
PALM BAY A smorgas-
bord of housing information
provided by a variety of pro-
fessionals soon will be avail-
able at the Palm Bay Com-
munity Center.
The 2009 Foreclosure Info.
& Affordable Housing Expo
will include information on
mortgage refinancing, fore-
closure mediation services
and bankruptcy options,
tips from bankers, Realtors,
title agents, housing coun-
selors and other experts,
and much more.
The free event will take
place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oct. 17 at the center, 1502
Port Malabar Blvd. N.E.
Besides providing other


types of assistance, the expo
"will help people who are
either in the process of fore-
closure or have received a
notice from the bank," said
Bill Pehaim, neighborhood
specialist in the Palm Bay
Housing And Neighborhood
Development Services Divi-
sion.
The cities of Palm Bay and
Melbourne, along with Bre-
vard County, the Greater
Palm Bay Chamber of Com-
merce and El Playero news-
paper, are sponsoring the
expo.
Session No. 1 will run
from 9 a.m. to noon and
focus on foreclosures.
Keynote speaker Edgar Kidd
Sr., from the IRS, will discuss

See EXPO, A8


'Think

Pink'
By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com

Residents throughout
Brevard County can now
support breast cancer
research simply by eating
breakfast.
Throughout the month
of October, Panera Bread
locations are once again
offering pink-ribbon bagels
in honor of Breast Cancer
Awareness Month.
But be advised, these
tasty treats are no ordinary
bagels.
Baked in the shape of the
breast cancer awareness
pink ribbon, the bagels are
cherry-vanilla flavored and
feature bits of cherries,
vanilla chips and a blend of
brown sugar and cinna-
mon.
"They basically fly off the
shelves," said Crystal


. --,


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Drew Ward, assistant manager of Panera Bread at The
Avenue Viera, shows off some of the pink-ribbon bagels that
Panera Bread has partnered with Wuesthoff Health System
to sell.
Fusco, assistant manager much to the community.
of the Melbourne location. This (program) sparks
"It's only lunchtime and awareness, and awareness
we've already run out. I'm is key."
very fortunate to work for a
company that gives back so See PINK, A5


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Write letters to save space


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
It has been said nothing is
more powerful than the writ-
ten word.
Brevard County Commis-
sioners have embraced this
philosophy and are asking
residents to send written let-
ters to President Obama in
support of the space pro-
gram.
The letter-writing cam-
paign, called "Save Space,"
was the brainchild of Brevard
County Commissioner
Robin Fisher.
"We want to let Washing-
ton know how important
(the space program) is to our
community and the state of
Florida.The community
needs to scream about it."
Mr. Fisher said he thought
a letter-writing campaign
would be an effective way of
reminding President Obama
of the campaign promises he
made regarding preserving
the space program and limit-
ing the gap created when the
shuttle is retired.
"In my office, you can
send me an e-mail on a topic
and it will get looked at, but
it's not nearly (as) affective
(as if) someone takes the
time to send a letter.If I get a
lot of letters on the same
subject, I make sure I under-
stand the topic," said Mr.
Fisher.
To give residents a jump-
ing-off point for composing
their letters, the Brevard
County Commissioners have
launched the Web site,
http://savespace.us. The site
contains letter templates for
businesses, individuals and
students, as well as links to
comments made by Presi-


Fundraiser
From page Al
"Thriller" around the globe.
"This will be Melbourne's
first attempt to participate in
the worldwide record, and in
doing this event, we also hope
to help our own community,"
said Florence Nunez, organiz-
er of the local attempt.
Ms. Nunes, a dedicated fan


dent Obama at the Titusville
town hall meeting held
August 2008.
"We need to remind him of
what he said and get some
political pressure to hold
him to his word. Florida was
good to him in the election
and we need to remind him
of how strong we are," said
Mr. Fisher.
The Web site also has a link
to the Review of U.S. Human
Space Flight Plans Commit-
tee's Summary Report, which
was presented to President
Obama Sept. 8, following a
budget review by a senate
committee chaired by Nor-
man Augustine, former
chairman and chief execu-
tive officer of Lockheed Mar-
tin.
Mr. Fisher said he hopes
Brevard County residents
and people from all over the
state will look at these docu-
ments and be inspired to
send the President a person-
alized letter.
He is also encouraging
businesses owners to send
their letters on a business let-
terhead.
"Even if you aren't a con-
tractor with NASA, everyone


of the late Michael Jackson,
said the proceeds from this
event will benefit 10 local
charities, including the South
Brevard Sharing Center, Daily
Bread, Coalition for the Hun-
gry and Homeless, the Salva-
tion Army and Second Har-
vest Food Bank.
The day's events include
registration, followed by
instruction in the "Thriller"
dance routine, practice and a


Human Space Flight Review

Committee Summary


Formed with the purpose of finding options for keep-
ing the space program running, while staying within a
10-year, $80 billion budget, the Human Space Flight
Review Senate Committee presented President Obama
with suggestions Sept. 8. The Save Space Letter-Writing
Campaign is intended reach President Obama while he
is reviewing the report.
Some of the committee's findings and recommenda-
tions included:

* The gap between the retiring the shuttle and the
beginning of the Constellation program will likely
stretch seven years
* Extend the life of the shuttle program to 2011,
with the possibility of extending it further to 2015
* Extend the life of the International Space Sta-
tion to 2020, as opposed to the scheduled shut
down in 2015
* Support a commercial crew delivery service to
the International Space Station.
* Guarantee commercial contracts to supply
cargo and transport crew and fuel to the ISS
* Support a "Flexible Path" of exploration to new
sites, such as lunar orbit, asteroids that cross
Earth's path, orbiting Mars and rendezvousing
with moons of Mars to inspire renewed interest in
the Space Program.


is going to be affected when
the shuttle goes away," he
said.
The Save Space campaign
can be followed on Facebook
and Twitter. The Facebook
account already has more
than 200 friends, said Mr.
Fisher.
"This is a grassroots cam-
paign. Imagine how many
people those 200 can touch.
Hopefully, they are sending
messages to their friends all


simultaneous dance at 8:30
p.m. Participants are encour-
aged to come dressed as zom-
bies; a makeup table will be
provided for those who wish
to get in character on-site.
Cost is $10 to participants and
$5 to spectators as well as the
donation of a non-perishable
food item, Ms. Nunez said.
Thrill the World 2009 Mel-
bourne will take place from 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct.


over the country to support
the program," he said.
The goal of the letter-writ-
ing campaign is to get
500,000 letters to President
Obama by Oct. 31.
"The timing is important,"
said Mr. Fisher. "The Augus-
tine report is on his desk. It's
a great time to start a cam-
paign and get it to him."
For information on joining
the letter writing campaign,
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By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
Like many teenagers,
Nina Tomaka of Mel-
bourne was fresh out of
high school and unsure of
what direction to take.
She was certain of one
thing, however; she would-
n't let a learning disability
get in the way of pursuing
a career.
It wasn't long until Nina,
22, became involved in
Brevard County's Project
SEARCH, a Health First-
sponsored program that
provides education and
employment opportunities
for individuals with dis-
abilities.
From there, Nina
became a client of the Bre-
vard Business Leadership
Network, a nonprofit
organization that assists
businesses in the recruit-
ment and training of quali-
fied workers with disabili-
ties.
The skills she acquired
during both of these pro-
grams landed her a posi-
tion as an activities assis-
tant at SarahCare, an adult
daycare center in Mel-
bourne.
"In the beginning, she
was more shy and a little
unsure of herself," said Ra
Popham, co-owner of the
branch. "Now, she comes
in here and gets right to
work, chatting with our
clients and planning the
activities for the day. She's
become so much more
confident now that she's
realized she has the skills
to succeed at this job."
As activities assistant,
Nina's job duties consist of
leading a variety of games
and activities, as well as
preparing lunch and pro-
viding one-on-one atten-
tion to the center's 14-plus
clients.
When she was first hired
at SarahCare in July, Nina
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she works eight-hour shifts
three days a week.
"We're getting her com-
fortable enough to hire her
full-time," Ms. Popham
said. "She is such an amaz-
ing employee so dedicat-
ed and so positive."
SarahCare of Melbourne
is one of five local busi-
nesses that will be recog-
nized Oct. 28 during the
Brevard BLN's 2009
Employer Recognition
Awards Luncheon, pre-
sented by Health First.
The other recipients -
each of which have bene-
fited from hiring clients
from the organization -
include Melbourne Animal
Hospital, Rainbow Florist,
Symetrics Industries and
Whittaker Cooper Finan-
cial Group.
The event, hosted at the
Crowne Plaza Oceanfront
Resort in Indialantic, will
feature a buffet lunch and
guest speakers from each
business.
"My main goal is to
change the community's
perspective on people with
disabilities," said Betsy
Farmer, executive director
of Brevard BLN. "For years,
people with disabilities
were placed in the easiest
jobs because they were the
easiest to find for them. We
want to change that by
matching our clients' abili-
ties with the needs of local
businesses."
Currently, Ms. Farmer is
partnering with the Flori-
da BLN and Able Trust to
launch a statewide mar-
keting campaign that sur-
rounds the idea, "Don't
look at my disability; Look
at my ability."
When asked about their
employees, who have a
wide-range of learning and
physical disabilities, many
of the Brevard BLN
employers found it diffi-
cult to identify them as
even having a disability.
"It's funny because I for-
get that Nina has a disabil-
ity in the first place," said
Beth Rosenbloom, co-


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Nina Tomaka of Melbourne helps Elaine Hawkins of Mel-
bourne with her lunch at SarahCare adult day care center
on U.S. 1. Nina is one of the clients of the Brevard Business
Leadership Network who received assistance with job
placement.

Success Stories
Melbourne Animal Hospital: Andrea Carlsen, 21, has
worked as a kennel assistant, caring for a variety of
animals on a daily basis, for the past year.
Whittaker Cooper Financial Group, Melbourne:
Nesha
Rogers, 21, has worked as a file assistant, working
three
days a week, for the past nine months.
Symetrics Industries, Melbourne: Cristin Palmer, 21,
was hired as an office clerk, whose duties include
filing,
scanning and working with computer software, more
than eight months ago.
Rainbow Florist, Melbourne: Tim Smith, 21, has
worked as a floral room assistant, completing prep
work for the florist and a variety of daily tasks, for the
past four months.


owner of SarahCare. "She
is so focused and reliable.
She has all the same skills
as our other employees."
In addition to recogniz-
ing these various business-
es for their support, the
luncheon is also an oppor-
tunity to inspire other
companies to partner with
the Brevard BLN.
"It's one thing if the busi-
nesses hear me telling them
the benefits, but it's some-
thing else entirely when you
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said. "They've seen the
results; they know it works."
The Brevard Business
Leadership Network 2009
Employer Recognition
Awards Luncheon will be
Oct. 28 from 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Crowne Plaza
Oceanfront Resort, 2605 N.
A1A, Indialantic. Sponsor-
ship opportunities are avail-
able.
Purchase tickets online at
www.brevardbln.org or call
Betsy Farmer at (321) 536-
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Police report


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

Mary Helenb Cordaro-
Hoffman, 29, of 853 Osage
Ave., Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 4 with cruelty
toward a child, shoplifting
and dealing in stolen prop-
erty.
Frank W. Kind, 42,
address unknown, was
charged Oct. 4 with battery
and petty theft.
Tamika Lashay Owens,
36, of 198 Naftal Ave., Palm
Bay, was charged Oct. 4
with battery and petty
theft.
James Robert Lobianco,
61, of 1841 Oakwood Trail,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 5 with hit and run,
refusal to submit to a
breath test and driving
under the influence.
Veronica M. Winchell,
23, of 2153 Shelby Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 5 with battery, resist-
ing arrest with violence and
resisting arrest without vio-
lence.


Pink
From page Al
Each Panera location will
donate 25 cents from each
pink-ribbon bagel pur-
chased this October to
Wuesthoff Health System
for its ongoing breast can-
cer awareness, education
and prevention initiatives,
as well as the purchase of
new technology used for
breast cancer detection.
In addition, 75 cents from
each pink-ribbon coffee
tumbler purchased at each
location will also be donat-
ed to Wuesthoff.
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Basil A. Ghandour, 23,
of 3323 Wind Surf Way, Mel-
bourne Beach, was charged
Oct. 6 with grand theft,
dealing in stolen property
and giving false informa-
tion to a secondhand prop-
erty dealer.
Ladell M. Jones, 22, of
2558 Floridiane Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 6
with attaching tag not
assigned to vehicle and
possession of cocaine.
Dale William
Kerchenko, 50, address
unknown, was charged Oct.
6 with two counts of pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion.
Douglas Keith Scudder,
51, of 1909 Palm Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 6
with driving under the
influence, driving under
the influence-property
damage, hit and run and
driving while license sus-
pended.
Nicole Lizette Bom-
braint, 34, address
unknown, was charged Oct.
7 with violation of proba-
tion and violation of a
municipal ordinance.
Michael Lavon Dixon,
30, of 1764 Southland Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 7 with aggravated bat-


partnership we have with
Panera are so important
when it comes to educating
the community," said Lisa
Crites, associate director of
media for Wuesthoff Health
System. "Individuals don't
always understand the
importance of annual
mammograms and early
detection. This is an oppor-
tunity for us to raise aware-
ness and help our founda-
tion stay on top of the latest
in breast cancer technolo-
gy."
Brevard's three Panera
locations Melbourne,
Indian Harbour Beach and
Viera are among more
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tery, battery and false
imprisonment.
John Paul Fisher, 43, of
720 Carolina St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 7
with violation of parole.
Margo Anne Keating,
59, of 1920 Stewart Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 7 with driving under
the influence, driving
under the influence-prop-
erty damage and cruelty
toward a child.
Christopher Allen Wal-
ters, 32, of 114 Bluff Ter-
race, Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 8 with grand
theft auto.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Laura Katherine Hamil-
ton, 25, of 2335 Avalon Ave.,
Indialantic, was charged
Oct. 3 with petty theft and
violation of probation.
Cliff Leonardo Pinkney,
41, of 1841 Sandia Road,
Palm Bay, was charged Oct.
4 with violation of proba-
tion.
Eric Arthur Janke, 26, of
474 Harrisburg St. S.W.,
Palm Bay, was charged Oct.
5 with driving under the
influence, refusal to submit
to a breath test and driving


out the nation that current-
ly offer the pink-ribbon
bagel.
Last October, locations
throughout the Central
Florida area raised more
than $30,000 for breast
cancer research, said Dana
Trabulsy, regional sales
coordinator for Panera
Bread.
"So many people have
been touched by this dis-
ease in one way or anoth-
er," Ms. Trabulsy said.
"This is our way of to rais-
ing awareness and sup-
porting the cause."
Panera Bread is at 4100
N. Wickham Road, No. 144,
Melbourne


while license suspended.
Christopher Kanagie,
19, of 1122 Ridge Road N.E.,
Palm Bay, was charged Oct.
5 with grand theft.

Florida
Highway Patrol

Miguel Antonio Paz-
Herrera, 27, of 2340 Wood-
wind Trail, Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 8 with posses-
sion of a forged driver's
license, not having a dri-
ver's license and violation
of a public order.

Brevard County
Sheriff's Office

Sharay Butler, 31, of
1301 E. Baker Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 2
with violation of probation.
Jordan Faith Paci, 21, of
1107 Gainey Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 2
with failure to appear.
Donrell Christopher
Roberts, 35, of 4407 Thistle-
berry Road, Melbourne,
was charged Oct. 2 with
violation of probation.
Jerry Sledge, 53, address
unknown, was charged Oct.
2 with contempt of court.
William David Walker,
29, of 2407 Babcock St.,


Weird
From page Al

from a pond when the 10-
foot alligator bit him.
The gator pulled the
golfer into the pond and
ripped off his arm in the
struggle. His golf partners
were able to free him.
Wildlife workers killed the
alligator and retrieved the
arm in the hope it might
be reattached. The man
has not been identified.
He was being treated at
the Medical University of
South Carolina, but
officials there would not


Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 2 with selling drugs
and possession of a pre-
scription drug without a
prescription.
Talmas C. Wanamaker,
45, of 1007 Brothers Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 2 with selling cocaine
and possession of cocaine.
Joyce A. Bowman, 44, of
2901 Tropic Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 5
with two counts of viola-
tion of probation.
Alicia Marie Farney, 28,
of 4076 Friar Tuck Lane,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 5 with dealing in
stolen property and fraud.
Randy Robertson, 50, of
3035 Plummer St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 5
with failure to appear.
Charles D. Yazell, 54, of
2033 Robin Hood Drive,


release any information
about him.
Ex-cop pleads not
guilty to posing as twin
for sex
Another from
sfgate.com: A former
Connecticut police officer
has pleaded not guilty to
allegations he posed as
his twin brother to have
sex with a woman, and
then raped her when she
realized the ruse and tried
to leave.
Jared Rohrig, 25, of
Milford appeared in
Milford Superior Court.
He says he's innocent of
first-degree sexual assault


Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 5 with violation of pro-
bation.
Joshua Cornelius Miller,
20, address unknown, was
charged Oct. 6 with viola-
tion of probation.
Rupert Tyler Jones, 21,
of 270 Elm St., West Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 7
with burglary and grand
theft.
Shawnee Joseph Mon-
nin, 17, of 961 Footbridge
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 7 with viola-
tion of probation.
Robert Joseph Lorenzo,
45, of 2530 Camberly Cir-
cle, Melbourne, was
charged Oct. 8 with driving
under the influence, refusal
to submit to a test for
impairment and two
counts of possession of
cocaine.


and criminal imperson-
ation charges.
The victim told Milford
Police that she was in a
relationship with Rohrig's
brother, Joseph, and went
to see him at the Rohrigs'
home in July.
Police say the woman
realized during sex that
she was with Jared Rohrig,
because he didn't have a
tattoo like his brother. She
alleges Jared Rohrig
continued the sex against
her will when she tried to
leave.
Jared Rohrig resigned
from the Orange police
department last month.


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Your fake phone number is my real
number

To the woman using my cell phone number for her
fake phone number:
I don't know you, but I keep getting your phone
calls. All of them from young, excited men who are
very surprised to hear this is not your number. I
understand what you're doing. I was younger once,
liked to go to bars and clubs and didn't always want
to give my actual digits to some over-amorous guy
with whom I felt no connection.
Maybe you made up the number. Maybe, in an act
of revenge, you're using an old boyfriend's number
(which, if true, let me say you're better off without
that loser based on the number of collection agencies
calling for him over the 11 months I've had this
phone).
Regardless, I have one request. Could you please do
what my bar-hopping friends and I did back in the
day and hand out a number that rings at a business
- preferably one with an automated answering serv-
ice so the guys (1) won't pester a live person and (2)
will know right off the bat they've got a false number?
Although I can tell you from experience most of your
would-be suitors call at least twice before they get
the picture.
It's not that I don't get a laugh from some of the text
messages I've received; you must be very nicely pro-
portioned, as well as not offended by obscenities to
get compliments like that. But the 1 a.m. booty calls
sometimes wake me and my family and I'm hoping
that will stop.
So if you could change your fake phone number to
something else, like the local DMV or power compa-
ny or maybe even a Hooters, if you want to give the
guys a little hope, that would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

Conservative vs. liberal

If a conservative doesn't like guns, they don't buy
one.
If a liberal doesn't like guns, then no one should
have one.
If a conservative is a vegetarian, they don't eat
meat.
If a liberal is, they want to ban all meat products for
everyone.
If a conservative sees a foreign threat, he thinks
about how to defeat his enemy.
A liberal wonders how to surrender gracefully and
still look good.
If a conservative is homosexual, they quietly enjoy
their life.
If a liberal is homosexual, they loudly demand leg-
islated respect.
If a black man or Hispanic is conservative, they see
themselves as independently successful.
Their liberal counterparts see themselves as vic-
tims in need of government protection.
If a conservative is down-and-out, he thinks about
how to better his situation.
A liberal wonders who is going to take care of him.
If a conservative doesn't like a talk show host, he
switches channels.
If a liberal doesn't like a talk show host, he attacks
and attempts to discredit him while demanding that
he be shut down.
If a conservative is a non-believer, he doesn't go to
church.
If a liberal is a non-believer, he wants any mention
of God or religion silenced.
If a conservative decides he needs health care, he
goes about shopping for it, or may choose a job that
provides it.
If a liberal decides that he need health care, he
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Letters


To the Editor:

Every day there is more reason to get rid of this
administration, as the country is sinking fast. Obama
promised to support the Space Agency and lied to all
the people who believed him. Think of the amount of
money wasted with all the bad programs. Billions for
Cash for Clunkers which has now devastated the used
car dealers, billions to the banks who are still sitting on
the money and not helping anyone, billions to bail out
Wall Street. Billions to bail out General Motors and
Chrysler and they are still going broke, but not one
cent for NASA. While there are still some of the
reporters from the Orlando Sentinel and the Today
paper who keep knocking NASA, you better get the
picture as to where your bread is buttered. If NASA
goes down, it won't be just the engineers that get laid


Exploring

W ell, you finally did
it. After months,
even weeks of
planning, you finally took
the plunge.
After hours of research-
ing magazines, the Inter-
net, the opinion of friends,
"Consumer Reports," etc.
you finally settled in and
bought your first comput-
er. You've just opened a
door into a whole new
reality that only the
computer-literate seem
unfazed by. Welcome
aboard.
So now what?
All those magazines and
consumer reports don't
tell you what you are going
to do with your new
machine, they just tell you
which ones they think are
better. Why are you getting
a computer in the first
place? What do you need a
computer for? What are
you going to do with it?
If you are a new comput-
er owner (that is, you've
never owned a computer
before in your life), there
are a few things you ought
to know right off the bat,
the kind of things that no
one tells you about when
you were shopping for
your machine, such as
how to do the basic things,
such as sending and
receiving e-mail, typing
letters, "downloading" and
going on the Internet.
You've heard about
these things a thousand


off, but the people in all 10 states that depend on the
Space Agency to keep the economy going will also be
devastated. None of the programs implemented by this
Congress, and I use that term carefully, has worked.
Nancy Pelosie and Gringy Harry are a disaster. Now
they are looking at cash for appliance clunkers. Are
they all brain-dead in Congress and I think we already
know the answer to that. No C.O.L.A.s for Social
Security, highest unemployment in over 20 years and
no relief in sight. Was this the change you were looking
for? I guess you liberals can still blame Bush even
though the Democrats controlled Congress for the last
two years.
Shades of Jimmy Carter all over again.

Barbra Bronsberg
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Your new computer
M documents" and "recycle
COMPUTE bin."


.U THIS
SEAN MCCARTHY



times, but what does it all
really mean?
I know first-hand just
how confusing things can
be when you bring home
your new computer. There
is a lot of excitement as
the machine is plugged in
for the first time. Then,
when you throw the switch
and turn it on, your
journey begins.
You may encounter a
menu where you have to
fill out some information
about yourself and you
may have to enter an
authorization code, but
before too long, you will
make it to the desktop,
where all the magic
happens.
The desktop is the first
place you will see every
time your machine wakes
up and stabilizes. You can
tell when the machine is
fully awake because the
little hourglass will go
away and the hard drive
light will stop flickering.
You can recognize the
desktop by the presence of
a button on the lower left
corner of the screen (the
"start" button), a clock at
the lower right and the
presence of icons, such as
"my computer," "my


Take a look around.
Click the start button
and a menu will open that
leads to more options.
Move your mouse up the
menu and you will see
different program groups
expand as you pass your
mouse over them. This is
where you can find all the
controls that make your
new machine do the
things you need it to do.
Hold your mouse over
the "programs" program
group and you will be able
to see all the programs
that are already installed
on your machine.
Programs are like tools
and the "programs group"
is like a giant toolbox.
Each of the programs is a
tool specifically tailored
for a specific task and, like
most tool boxes, it is OK to
have two or more of the
same kind of program.
Glance down the list of
programs and get
acquainted with the tools
in your toolbox. This is
where you go to launch
the programs you will
need to be productive with
your computer.
Get familiar with what
programs are installed on
your new machine and
take a little time to get
familiar with how they
work.
Most people will try to
learn Windows. I've always


counseled people not to
worry about Windows,
instead, focus on learning
the programs installed in
Windows.
After spending some
time exploring the pro-
grams installed on your
new machine, it's time to
have some fun.
Click "start," "programs"
and "games." Don't ignore
the games as just frivolous
time-wasters. Use the
games that are already
installed on your machine
as tools to familiarize
yourself as to how to
interact with your
machine.
You'll quickly find that
once you master a pro-
gram such as Solitaire, you
will also have mastered
things such as "clicking
and double clicking,"
"dragging and dropping"
and have gained exposure
to such common program
features such as "pull
down menus."
Games allow you to
learn how to interact with
your machine without the
pressure having to pro-
duce anything while you
learn.
I wish you the best of
luck and welcome you to
the never ceasing world of
computers.

Sean McCarthy fixes
computers. He can be
reached at (772) 408-0680
or help@ComputeThisOn-
line.com (no hyphens).


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Bygone Beasts


take residence


at museum


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
COCOA Camels, sloths
and wolves are not animals
one would normally associate
with Florida.
But these animals, as wells
as saber tooth cats,
mastodons and megladon,
the ancient shark, were all
inhabitants of Brevard Coun-
ty around 10,000 to 13,000
years ago.
Fossils and cast replica of
fossils of these extinct crea-
tures are currently on display
at the Brevard Museum of
History and Natural Science
in Cocoa.
"Most people have no idea
that creatures this large lived
here in Florida," said
Marykim Brown, executive
director of the museum.
For example, the giant
ground sloth was 15 to 20 feet
tall.
"Research has shown pre-
historic man hunted
mastodon and think they
hunted ground sloths as well,"


said Ms. Brown.
Brevard County and the
surrounding area was once
teeming with this unusual
wildlife, said Ms. Brown.
The giant sloth on display
at the museum was discov-
ered in the Daytona Beach
area, she said. Many
Mastodon teeth were discov-
ered in Brevard County dur-
ing canal dredging.
Fossils of deer, wolves,
camels, sloths, mastodon,
and saber tooth cats, shells
and plants that once inhabit-
ed the area are also on display.
The exhibit was donated by
private collector Cliff Jeremi-
ah of Jacksonville, and will be
on display for the next two
years, said Ms. Brown.
The Brevard Museum of
History and Natural Science is
located at 2201 Michigan Ave.,
Cocoa and is open from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday
through Thursday.
For more information visit
www.nbnd.com/godo/Bre-
vardMuseum, or call (321)
632-1830.


Housing
From page Al

389 women and 286 children.
The nonprofit, which will operate a
"residential crisis center," will help single
mothers and their children who have
found themselves outside the normal
support from family and government and
who are in dire need of assistance. Ms.
Hansen will act as co-founder and execu-
tive director.
The program will be free of charge and
is designed to transition the mothers and
children to independent living within 12-
18 months.
"We're not a rehab center," Ms. Hansen
said. "It's strictly a place to help women
with children get back on their feet. We're
going to provide mothers with a safe,
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Services will include case manage-
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Marykim Brown, executive director of the Brevard Muse-
um of History and Natural Science, shows a mold of the
teeth from the giant sloth behind her. The museum has a
new exhibit called 'Bygone Beasts: The Age of Giants.'


ed employment and self-improvement
classes.
"If these mothers have any sort of
income coming in, whether from Social
Security or a part-time job, a certain
amount of that is required to go to sav-
ings," Ms. Hansen said.
County-supported services such as
counseling, medical, legal and GED pro-
grams will be made available in addition
to children's services such as individual
tutoring, counseling and medical servic-
es, Bible study and arts and crafts.
The group is currently remodeling the
on-site buildings, the former home of
Resurrection Ranch, including a dorm
and kitchen. When complete, the facility
will have about 45 beds. Ms. Hansen said
the center should be open within the next
couple of months.
Space Coast Center for Women with
Children seeks donations and volunteers.
For more information, or to make a
donation, call the center at (321) 255-
9914, Pat Hansen at (321) 253-4773 or visit
the Web site atwww.spacecoastcenter.org.


Manager
From page Al
Courts since 1998.
He was president and chief operat-
ing officer of Team Classic Golf Ser-
vices, in Orlando, from 1997 to 1998
and worked in various capacities for
Orange County from 1985 to 1997.
As Brevard County manager, Mr.
Tipton will receive an annual salary of
$180,000. According to his contract,
the county will reimburse him for his
relocation expenses up to the amount
of one month's salary, or about
$15,000, and he also will receive three
weeks of vacation time per year and a
$500 monthly automobile allowance.
Former county manager Peggy
Busacca resigned in January. She had
served as manager since May 2005.
Assistant county manager Stockton
Whitten served as the interim manag-
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Religion


Why we help others wh


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tradition, out of respect, I do
not write G-d's name, even an
English substitute, in a place
where it may be discarded or
erased.


am often asked each year
why millions of dollars and
much time and energy are
spent to build synagogues,
religious schools, and a slew
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n they'
may ask, "Why aren't those
resources used to feed the
hungry, house the homeless
or work to alleviate all the
suffering that goes on in
many places in the world?
Why should we care about
the homeless? Is it our
business? Are these people
members of our own family
and worthy of our concern
about them? Why is it our
problem and why should we
care for the needs of others?
It is not logic that drives us
to help others. On the surface,
at least, it is illogical to give
away our hard-earned money.
Our family might need that
money. Why would we give it
to someone we don't even
know?
If it is not human nature
compelling us to help a
stranger and there is no legal
obligation to share what we
have with others, then what
drives our desire to do so?
We have values, principles
of right and wrong plus
conceptions of good and bad
that directs our lives and
demands that we behave a
certain way. We don't give
charity because it makes
sense, or because we instinc-
tively feel the urge to give or


re in need


because the law of the land
instructs us to. We give charity
because it is moral, it is right;
it is good to help those who
are in need.
Where do our morals come
from?What is the source of
the value of charity? It was the
Hebrew Bible that proclaimed
that our income is only partly
ours. It doesn't really belong
to us at all, but is given to us
on loan, to use to serve G-d,
to better G-d's world and to
distribute to the needy. The
Hebrew word for charity is
tzedakah, meaning "justice."
The Jewish tradition sees
charity not as a noble act of
generosity, but as a moral act
of justice. To give is simply
the right thing to do.
We may have a wonderful
sense of values, but they do
not live in a vacuum. To
survive and spread, values
need institutions and
communities in which they
are fostered and taught. That
is the function of a synagogue
and other religious institu-
tions along with their
education program. These are
places where values are
taught and lived. By joining a
community devoted to these
ideals, we become sensitized


to the needs of others. By
studying our institution's
messages and following the
way of life it teaches, its values
are shared and passed down.
We need to give tzedakah to
feed the poor and shelter the
homeless. But we also need to
ensure that the very value of
tzedakah is nurtured and
sustained, so that our
children should never suffer
from moral poverty.
The money, time and
energy for synagogues,
religious schools and other
religious and academic
institutions are, indeed,
appropriate in the manner in
which I have described.
Synagogues teach morals and
values, especially the impor-
tance of helping others. It is
their growth and survival that
provides the common
gathering place in which
problems of the hungry,
homeless and other suffer-
ings are addressed and
brought to the forefront of our
thinking.
Rabbi Konikov is director of
Chabad of the Space and
Treasure Coasts and can be
reached at contact@jewish-
brevard.com


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celled debt from 10:30 a.m. to
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ter's gymnasium.
Session No. 2, from 1-4
p.m., will focus on affordable
housing. This session will
include a class that will teach
people how not to make mis-
takes when buying their first
home, Mr. Pehaim said.
He said Palm Bay is proba-
bly one of the most affordable
areas in the county in which
to buy a house. The median
price of a home in the city in
September was $100,600, he
said.
"There is an abundance of
affordable housing in Palm
Bay," Mr. Pehaim said.
About 350 people attended
a similar expo conducted last
year at Our Lady of Grace


church in Palm Bay. Mr.
Pehaim anticipates a turnout
of 500 to 1,000 at this year's
expo, which will include more
companies and agencies on
hand compared to the 2008
event.
The expo will have a super-
vised play area for children,
and food and beverages will
be available.
People who want to attend
the expo can pre-register by
calling the Housing And
Neighborhood Development
Services office at (321) 952-
3429, or by visiting the Greater
Palm Bay Chamber of Com-
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And All That Jazz Caf6:
Tom Lash will play blues and
more on Friday. Debbie Barnes
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 per-
formances 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: Slick
Willie will play from 8 p.m. to
midnight Friday. The Space-
coast Playboys will play from 8
p.m. to midnight Saturday.
Kenny Clarke will play at 7 p.m.
on Monday. The Beach Shack
is at 1 Minutemen Causeway,
Cocoa Beach. Call (321) 783-
2250.
*Broken Barrel Tavern:
Chain Reaction will perform
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday.
Broken Barrel is at 4700 Bab-
cock St., Palm Bay. Call (321)
728-4755.
Coconuts on the Beach:
Nashville Mike and Cocolocos
will play from 7-11 p.m. Satur-
day. Voices in Your Head will
perform from 2-6 p.m. Sunday.
Mo Geetz will play from 7-11
p.m. Tuesday. John Andrew
Burr will perform from 7-11
p.m. Thursday. Coconuts is at
25 S. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa
Beach. Call (321) 784-1422.
Crossroads Sports Bar: The
Last Chance Band will perform
from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Friday.
Crossroads is at 5070 Minton
Road, Palm Bay. Call (321)
723-9952.
Earl's Hideaway Lounge:
Stoney and Th e Rockers
and John Quinlivan will play
from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Saturday. The Bone Dogs will
play Sunday. Earl's is at 1405
Indian River Drive, Sebastian.
Call (772) 589-5700.
Fishlips Waterfront Bar
and Grill: The Tiki Band will
perform 4-8 p.m. Saturday and
Thursday. Mo Geetz will play
from 4-8 p.m. Sunday. Fishlips
is at 610 Glen Cheek Drive,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
784-4533.
Grills: Even Odds will per-
form 7:30 p.m. to midnight
Saturday. Don't Quit Your Day
Job Band will perform 2-6 p.m.
Sunday. Grills is at 505 Glen
Cheek Drive, Cape Canaveral.
Call (321) 868-2226.
Key West Bar: Pinch will
play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri-
day. Key West Bar is at 2286
A1A, Indian Harbour Beach.
Call (321) 773-1577
Levelz Nightclub: Absolute
Blue will perform from 8:30
p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday. Levels is at 4250 W.
New Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Call (321) 409-5385.
Main Street Pub: The Hit-
men will play from 5:50-10
p.m. Friday. Main Street Pub is
at 705 E. New Haven Ave., Mel-
bourne. Call (321) 723-7811.
Malabar Mo's: Nothing will
play from 4-8 p.m. Sunday.
Malabar Mo's is at 2805 Mal-
abar Road, Malabar. Call (321)
725-8347
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Sea bean festival celebrates beach treasures


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com

COCOA BEACH More
than 200 varieties of sea
beans wash ashore on the
beaches of Brevard County
every year.
The seeds of vines or
trees that grow in rain-
forests from South Ameri-
ca to Mexico, sea beans
come to U.S. shores after
floating on sea currents
across the tropics.
The close proximity of
the Gulf Stream to Brevard
County's shoreline makes
the area a prime spot for
collectors.
After a few days of strong
east winds, sea beans are
deposited on our beaches,
nestled in mats of sea-
weed, completing a jour-
ney that started hundreds
of miles away.
Every year, sea bean
enthusiasts gather at the
Cocoa Beach Public
Library for the annual
International Sea Bean
Symposium and Beach-
comber's Festival.
This year the festival is
scheduled Oct. 16-17.
The two-day festival
includes presentations by
marine scientists, beach
walks, contests and sea
bean identification.
Close to 1,000 beach-
combing enthusiasts come
to the symposium every
year, said Margot Gould,
public relations specialist
for the Cocoa Beach
Library.
"Seabeaners are really
passionate," she said.
It's all about finding
interesting things that


wash ashore, said Margie
Mitchell, co-planner of the
symposium and avid sea-
bean collector.
"Everything has a story,"
said Ms. Mitchell. "Let it be
a sea bean or Lego piece,
it's fascinating to think
about the voyage it's been
on before it gets here. It
inspires the imagination."
The big event of the fes-
tival is the bean-a-thon, in
which beachcombers have
two hours to find as many
different sea beans as they
can.
"People can go to any
beach they want in Bre-
vard County from 8 a.m. to
10 a.m. and collect as
many things as they want.
Whoever finds the most
variety of sea beans and
anything else interesting
can enter the contest," said
Ms. Mitchell.
Beach finds must be at
the library by 10:30 a.m.
Saturday morning.
Prizes will be awarded to
beachcombers who bring
in the most variety of sea
beans, those who can find
specific varieties to com-
plete a "grand slam" and
for the rarest or most
unusual sea bean.
Experts will be on hand
to identify sea beans or
any other interesting finds
from private collections.
There will also be an odd
bean contest for beans not
found during the bean-a-
thon.
Prizes will be awarded
for the oddest beans in the
categories of sea heart,
hamburger bean and sea
pearl.
Inside the library, ven-


File photo
Danielle Hunt of Satellite Beach admires a collection of
jewelry made from sea beans and other objects found
on the beach at the 2007 International Sea Bean and
Beachcombers' Festival. This year's event will be Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 16-17, at the Cocoa Beach Library.
For more information, visit wwwseabean.com.


dors will offer sea bean
and seashell themed prod-
ucts, and educational pre-
sentations will teach first
time beachcombers the
most effective way to hunt
for floating treasurers.
Curtis Ebbesmeyer, an
oceanographer from Seat-
tle, will be this year's
keynote speaker, dis-
cussing his new book,
"Flotsametrics and the
Floating World," at 7:45
p.m., Oct. 17.
The 14th Annual Sea


bean Symposium and
Beachcombers Festival is
scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Oct. 16 and from 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 17.
The festival is free to
attend.
The Cocoa Beach Public
Library is located at 550
North Brevard Ave., Cocoa
Beach.
For more information,
including a detailed sched-
ule of events and contest


rules,
www.seabean.com.


visit


Out & about


FRIDAY, OCT 16

"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.
Downtown Titusville Farmers
Market: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the
corner of North U.S.1 and Broad
Street every Friday. Visit www.bre-
vardfarmersmarkets.com for more
details.
International Sea-Bean Sympo-
sium and Beachcomber's Festival:
Friday, Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and Saturday, 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.
Boo at the Zoo: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Brevard Zoo, 8225 N. Wickham Road,
Melbourne. Runs weekends through
Friday, Oct. 30. Haunted trails,
theatrical performances and a
carnival-like play area. (321) 254-
WILD.
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.
Art exhibit opening reception:
"Panther: The Journey." 6 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 16 at The Gallery, 701 New
Haven Ave., Suite No. 201, Mel-
bourne. (321) 557-2643.
'The Rocky Horror Picture Show':
Friday and Saturdays, Oct. 16, 17, 23,
24 and 30 at midnight. Two showings
on Friday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. and
midnight. Surfside Playhouse, 300
Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach. Tickets are
$10 at the door. Call (321) 783-3127.

SATURDAY, OCT. 17

Witch Way 5K run/walk: 7:30
a.m. at James H. Nance Park, 201
A1A, Indialantic. Call (321) 795-5818
or visit www.witchway5k.com.
"Vettes On The Avenue VII"
Corvette show: in downtown
Melbourne on New Haven Avenue to
benefit the Hacienda Girls Ranch.
Registration is open from 8-11 a.m.
Event includes a 50/50 raffle, door
prizes, and a silent auction. The event
will be participant judged with


awards at 2:30 p.m. For information,
visit www.spacecoastvettes.com.
Cocoa Village Fall craft fair:
Saturday, Oct. 17 and Sunday, Oct. 18.
Downtown Cocoa Village. (321) 631-
6890 or www.cocoavillage.com
'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.
'Family Fun Day': sponsored by
The Brevard Healthcare Forum to take
aim at childhood obesity. 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. 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


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 10-16-2009

Aries-March 21-April 19
You have so much courage.
When the chips are down,
you play it through to the end.
Others may quit, but you
hang in there. Victory will
come more times than not.
Yours is a great attitude and
highly attractive for success.
You are doing a great job.
Keep it up. Life is going your
way. Very little can stop you
now.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
You handle responsibility very
well. You know what is
expected from a leader. You
give it. Your heart is large and
your spirit is strong. Don't for-
get that your needs are
important too. Take a break
when you feel your energy
sagging. Take a walk on the
beach. Stay relaxed and
happy. Now you are your best
again.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Your spirit is so strong that
few of the things you worry
about ever come to pass.
Your good intentions will
always be honored. Your love
of family and friends is leg-
endary. When the world gets
to you, go back to your roots.
You don't have to do it all, you
know. Let your friends help a
little. Now everyone feels
needed.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
Aren't you glad you held firm
to your beliefs when others
tried to sway you with theirs?
Your power, love and belief
are unmatched. Your feelings
run deeper than anyone else.
People may not always
understand the methods but
they are always awed by the
results. Life thrives because of
this glorious inner strength.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
You always start your day in a
happy mood with a positive
attitude. Why? Because of
your inner fire. You have
much courage. This continues
to bring blessings of love,
peace, abundance and happi-
ness. You show gratitude.
Your heart literally sings with
gladness for all you have
been given. Much more is on
the way.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept.22
Your love of life, nature and
the universe is evident in the
renewed health and interest
in the past few months. Vir-
goians are very grounded.
You are a great teacher for all
on the virtues of simplicity.


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Dogs must They must take
part in a group behavior
compatibility screening
before Friday, Oct. 16. and be
spayed/neutered, have
current vaccinations, and be
leashed. Call (321) 728-


2200.
* Civil War encampment
and Florida Fossil Frenzy:
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Brevard
Museum of History & Natural
Science, 2201 Michigan Ave.,
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 avail-
able for a nominal fee. Call
(321) 632-1830.
* 'Bliss Fashion for a
Cause' charity fashion
show: to benefit the
American Brain Tumor
Association. 9 p.m. at Levelz
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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
admission or raffle tickets at
Elite Boutique, 7720 N.
Wickham Road. No. 103,
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Mike Thames memorial
golf tournament: 7 a.m.
Cocoa Beach Country Club,
5000 Tom Warriner Blvd. Call
(321) 799-1691.
The Haven Ride poker
run: 8 a.m. American Legion
Post 81, 2909 N. U.S. 1,
Melbourne. (321)728-1618.
Ride for breast cancer: 8
a.m. Club Performax &
Revolutions Cyclery, 6300 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne.
Call (321) 368-6689.

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Complimentary spa day
for cancer patients: at
Essentials Spa & Salon, 940
S. Harbor City Blvd., Mel-
bourne or 1705 Berglund
Lane, Viera. From 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. patrons can schedule
up to three services; mas-
sages, facials, makeup,
manicures, pedicures, hair
cut and style or help with a
wig. There will also be free
food, gifts and door prizes
available. Each visitor will
receive a pink slice of
handmade soap from
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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.
Holy Name of Jesus
Beachside Fall Festival:
Thursday, Oct. 22 through
Sunday, Oct. 25. 3050 N.
A1A, Indialantic. Carnival
rides for all ages, entertain-
ment and talent show,
haunted house, hay rides,
cider, baked goods, crafts,
plant sale, food emporium,
chili contest, book sale,
Friday bingo, Lifeteen jail,
pumpkin patch and silent
auction. Call (321) 773-2783.
Oktoberfest: 5 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 22 through
Sunday, Oct. 25. Downtown
Cocoa Village. Four stages of
live entertainment, crowning
of Miss Oktoberfest, German
food, two beer gardens, a
cornhole tournament and a
fireworks display at River-
front Park. Call (321) 639-
3976, Ext. 16 or visit
www. Cocoa Oktoberfest.com

UPCOMING EVENTS
"Harvest Nights Art
Explosion": presented by
Titusville Chamber of
Commerce. 6-9 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 23 all along Mariner Way
in downtown Titusville. Bring
along a canned food item to
benefit North Brevard
Charities. 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.
Port Fest 2009: Saturday,
Oct. 24. On Glen Cheek
Avenue, Port Canaveral.
Events include a Pink Ribbon
Walk at 8 a.m. to benefit
Breast Cancer Awareness
with the American Cancer
Society, many beers, the
flavors of the port, bed and
bathtub races, children's
costume contest, artists and
craft vendors, shrimp-eating
contests and waterside
fireworks. Visit visitport-
canaveral.com.
*'Suzy Greene Memorial
Golf Tournament': to benefit
breast cancer research.
Saturday, Oct. 24. Habitat
Golf Course, 3591 Fairgreen
St., Valkaria. 4-person
scramble with an 8 a.m.
shotgun start. Cost is $65 per
player, which includes green
fees, cart, range balls, lunch
and prizes. Call (321)951-
0604.
Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer 5k: Saturday.
Oct. 24 at The Avenue Viera,
2661 Town Center Avenue,
Viera. Registration starts at 7
a.m. and the walk begins at
9 a.m. Call (321) 433-3109.
Craft Fair: Saturday, Oct.
24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
St. Luke's Presbyterian
Church, 1255 Knox McRae
Drive, Titusville. (321) 269-
3260.
Free craft show: 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24. St.
Marks UMC, 2030 N. A1A,
Indialantic. Professional
crafters, bake sale, food,
pumpkins, door prizes and
several published authors on
site. Plan to Christmas shop.
Call (321) 773 0721.
'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
Halloween with face paint-
ing, 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
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Scene
From page B1
5:30-10:30 p.m. Friday.
Rock Foundation will per-
form from 5:30-10:30 p.m.
Saturday. Crucial will play
1-6 p.m. Sunday. Marc Dob-
son will play from 5-9 p.m.
Monday. Pizza Bob will play
from 5-9 p.m. Tuesday. Mil-
liken's Reef is at 683 Dave
Nisbet Drive, Port Canaver-
al. Call (321) 783-0100.
* Murdock's Bistro &
Char Bar: The Oldmen
Brothers and Ronnie "Mr.
Nighttime" Wahl will play 7-
11 p.m. Friday. Patti and
Frank will perform Ameri-
cana and bluegrass 6-9 p.m.
Wednesday. Murdock's is
located at 600 Brevard Ave.,
Cocoa. Call (321) 633-
0600.
* Norman's Raw Bar &
Grill: Loaded Dice Band will
perform 7-11 p.m. Friday.
Norman's is at 3 Forrest
Ave., Cocoa. Call (321) 433-
0872.
* Off The Traxx: Mo Geetz
will perform at 9:30 p.m. to
1:30 a.m. Friday. The Hit-
men will play 6-9 p.m. Sat-
urday. Off The Traxx is locat-
ed at 918 New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Call (321) 327-
2919.
* River Roost: Papa Chuck
and Miz Tari will play 6:30-
9:30 p.m. Friday. River Roost
is at 1891 State Road 520,
Merritt Island. Call (321)
452-6606.
* Sandbar Sports Grill:
Red Tide will play from 4-8
p.m. and Radio Flyerz will
play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Friday. Rock Foundation will
play from 3-7 p.m. and Dub
City Tribe will play at 9:30
p.m. Monday is Cabana
Revival with the Rev. Billy C.
Wirtz at 4:30 p.m. Sandbar
is at 4301 Ocean Beach
Blvd., Cocoa Beach. Call
(321) 799-257Z
* Wynfields Sports Bar:
The Bone Dogs lead open
jam night from 8-11 p.m.
Wednesday and Leanne
Binder will join them Thurs-
day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Wynfields Sports Bar is at
190 A1A, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 773-8460.


Scopes
From page B1
You can make a lot from very
little. These are virtuous ideals
saved for you. This keeps your
spirit strong and eager.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct.22
Your teaching and communica-
tion skills will continue to be
called on to help others who
are ready to know more about
all that you know. Educating is
one of your greatest gifts, along
with healing and creativity. You
love to share and are generous
with your time and wisdom.
Your reward is the joy that
comes back from the giving.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Relax. Release, regenerate and
re-group. Let go of the past and
allowthe universe to move you
in the direction of your higher
desires. Meditate, center your
thoughts and quiet your mind.
Just allow yourself to be. Find
that comforting oneness within
and ask spirit to surround you
with its loving, healing power. It
will.
Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec.21
This is a time to work on your
greater long-range goals.
Stretch your limits. Expand your
power. Positive energy align-
ment for Sagittarius has moved
into place in the universe.
Higher wishes are ready to be
fulfilled. Increased spiritual


awareness helps even more.
You now have the vision to
change things for the better.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Strive to simplify your life rather
than complicating it. Focus on
today. Tomorrow will be here
soon enough. Do what is need-
ed now. Live a natural life.
Sometimes less is more. Peel
away illusion and cut to the
bottom line. Is this good for me
or not? Answer that question
and every other thing will fall in
place.
Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Now is a good time to fine tune
your life. Set your goals, get
clear on your priorities and
manifest the desired results.
Don't wait around. Now is the
time for action. You are in the
right place at the right time.
Timing is good to begin new
projects. Transform blocked
energy into new beginnings.
Go for it with gusto.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
Set healthy, productive bound-
aries. Work within them to the
fullest. Refuse to allow yourself
to be pushed around. Now is a
good time to clean up loose
ends and nagging responsibili-
ties left hanging too long. Open
your imagination and vision.
You know what is right. Trust
this great inner vision and all
will be well.
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Out
From page B2
Tom Warriner Blvd. Hosted
by The Cocoa Beach
Woman's Club. Call (321)
868-7393.
'Take Back the Night':
domestic violence aware-
ness event. 4-6:30 p.m.,
Saturday, Oct. 24 at Front
Street Park, 2205 S. Front
Street, Melbourne.
Clothesline Project,
candlelight march and
much more. Call (321)
480-9295 to get
involved or for in for-
mation.
* 50th Year Jubilee
Banquet: to celebrate
Rev. Harvey L. Riley of
Mount Moriah Mission-
ary Baptist Church.
Saturday, Oct. 24 at 6
p.m. Holiday Inn, 8298
N. Wickham Road,
Melbourne. Cost is
$40. To purchase
tickets, call (321) 725-
1791, Ext. 201.
Halloween Mas-
querade Ball: 7:30 |
p.m. to midnight
Saturday, Oct. 24 at
Mango Manor, 1101
Rover Road, Mel-
bourne Beach. Live
music by Absolute
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Matt's Casbah,
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purchased online at
www.clubesteem.com or
at Matt's Casbah Restau-
rant in downtown Mel-
bourne.
b Senior Health &
Services Expo: 11 a.m. to
3 p.m. Oct. 27 at Courte-
nay Springs Village, 1200


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Merritt Island. Open to the
public. Affordable, pain-
free medical screenings
will be offered from 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Call (321) 452-
1233.
* 49th Annual Fall
Orchid Fair: 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31.
Melbourne Auditorium,
625 E. Hibiscus Blvd.,
Melbourne. Admission is
$4 and children 12 and
under are free. Door prize.
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FRIDAY, OCT 16


'Degenerative Diseases
of The Spine': free presen-
tation by neurosurgeon
Aaron Smith, doctor of
Osteopathic medicine. 9-
v ^ 10 a.m. Parrish Medical
Center, 951 N. Washington
Ave., Titusville. Call (321)
268-6200, Ext. 8607 to
reserve.
Book sale fundraiser:
for Friends of the Eau
SM* t Gallie Library, 1521
Coghted M Pineapple Avenue, Mel-
Copyrightedterialbourne. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
n ^ Friday, Oct. 16 and Satur-
Sy day, Oct. 17. Call (321)
tSyndicated Content 255-4304.
'Fit for the Cure' event:
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dillard's
Available from Commercial News Providers ato7lbumNewSaverMall,
Melbourne. Receive a
complimentary bra fitting
in aWacoal or b.tempt'd
bra from aWacoal fit
specialist and signup to
receive a monthly e-mail
reminder to do a self-
breast exam. For every
woman that participates,
Wacoal will donate $2 to
Susan G. Komen for the
Cure for breast cancer
research and community
health programs. Wacoal
will also donate an addi-
tional $2 for everyWacoal
bra, shapewear piece or
b.tempt'd bra purchased at
these events. Call (321)
676-1300.
Fall tree and plant sale:
with Titusville Men's
Garden Club. Noon to 6
p.m. Friday, Oct. 16 and 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday,


Oct. 17 at the downtown
parking lot across from
Parish Theater on U.S. 1
and Julia Street in
Titusville. 2-for-one
special on holly plants.
Free tree to children. All
plants on sale range from
50 cents and up. Call (321)
269-7622.
*'Creatures of the Night'
activity program: 5:30-8
p.m. DRS Community
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.

SATURDAY, OCT. 17

* Garage/bake sale: to
benefit Satellite Beach
Library. 7 a.m. to noon at
the library, 751 Jamaica
Blvd., Satellite Beach. Call
(321) 777-4801.
* CPR class: 9 a.m. to
noon. Satellite Beach Fire
Department, 1390 S.
Patrick Drive. American
Heart Association two-
year certification. Cost is
$35. Call (321) 773-4405 to
reserve before noon on
Friday, Oct. 16. Next class
is Saturday, Nov. 21.
* Beach clean up: 9 a.m.
Barrier Island Center, 8385
S. A1A, Melbourne Beach.
(321) 723-3556.
* The Sons of Norway-
Space Coast Viking's
Lodge: meeting. 2-5 p.m.
MeMaw's Bar-B-Q, 4916
Babcock St., Palm Bay. All
individuals of Scandina-


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vian descent are invited to
join us, and we encourage
all members to participate
and support the lodge.
(321) 253-8977.

SUNDAY, OCT. 18

* 'Masculinity, Feminini-
ty, and Domestic Vio-
lence': presentation. 10:30
a.m. Friendship Fellow-
ship at Pineda, 3115
Friendship Place, Rock-
ledge. (321) 773-0363.
* Melbourne Central
Catholic High School
open house: for potential
students and parents on-
campus. 100 E. Florida
Ave, Melbourne. 1-3 p.m.
Call (321) 727-0793, Ext.
302.

MONDAY, OCT. 19

* Brevard Community
College Board of Trustees:
meeting. 9 a.m. at the
Brevard Community
College Cocoa Campus,
Building No. 2, Room 231,
1519 Clearlake Road. Call
(321) 433-7023.
* Embroiderers' Guild:
meeting. 9:30 a.m. Front
Street Civic Center, 2210
Front St., Melbourne.
Guests are welcome.
(321)591-0097.
* Environmentally
Endangered Lands
Program: member Paul
Schmalzer, Ph.D., plant
ecologist, to speak.. 7 p.m.
Kiwanis Island Park, Karen
Rood Building, 951
Kiwanis Island Park Road,
Merritt Island. Public is
invited. Call (321) 452-
3609.
* Bridge classes: "Inter-
mediate Bridge-Filling In
The Gaps." The eight-week
series will take place at
Temple Israel, 7350 Lake
Andrew Drive, Viera.
Classes, from 7-8:30 p.m.
Open to anyone who has
played some bridge
before. The cost is $80 for
eight weeks or $12.50 per
session. Call Saul at (321)
779-4500 or e-mail
SaulBronstein@cfl.rr.com

TUESDAY, OCT. 20

* Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren: meeting.
9:30 a.m. Kay's Bar-B-Que,
1552 W. King St., Cocoa.
Call (321) 727-3947for
information or emergency
assistance.
* Fibromialgia work-
shop: 6:30-7:30 p.m at 595
N. Courtenay Pkwy. No.
203. Cost is $5. Refresh-
ments provided. Call (321)
453-8484 to reserve.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21

* 'Stroke Everything
You Want To Know':
presentation by Stacey
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Merritt Island area is an outdoorsman's paradise


Parks,
recreational
facilities abound
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
If you're in search of the
"great outdoors" for your next
staycation, look no further
than Merritt Island.
Situated in central Brevard
County, Merritt Island is
home to more than 20 coun-
ty-operated parks, the Merritt
Island National Wildlife
Refuge and several venues
that cater to extreme sports.
The Merritt Island National
Wildlife Refuge, established
in 1963 as an overlay of
NASAs John E Kennedy Space
Center, consists of 140,000
acres of a wide variety of
habitats for more than 1,500
plants and animals. Those
habitats include coastal
dunes, saltwater estuaries
and marshes, freshwater
impoundments, scrub, pine
flatwoods and hardwood
hammocks.
Sandee Larsen, office man-
ager for the Merritt Island
Wildlife Refuge Association, a
"friends" group for the refuge


with more than 1,000 mem-
bers, said the main points of
interest for the refuge are the
Visitor's Center, the Black
Point Wildlife Drive and the
Haulover Canal Manatee
Observation Deck.
"Black Point is a 7-mile,
self-guided auto tour with 12
stops," Ms. Larsen said. "Basi-
cally, you'll see water and
wading birds, alligators,
otters, turtles and birds of
prey. It's the one stop you're
sure to see some wildlife."
There are also opportuni-
ties for fishing, hunting, boat-
ing and paddling.
TheVisitor's Center is locat-
ed 3-1/2 miles east of State
Road 402. For more informa-
tion, call (321) 861-0668 or
visit http://www.fws.gov/mer-
rittislandl/Index.html.
Most county parks are situ-
ated along bodies of water,
including the Indian River,
Banana River and Sykes
Creek. Activities cater to near-
ly every type of sport imagi-
nable; from surf fishing and
swimming to canoeing and
kayaking to volleyball and
horseshoe, the opportunities
for physical activity are nearly
endless.
Kelly Park East, located at


2550 N. Banana River Drive, is
a 15-acre park internationally
recognized for its windsurfing
area along the Banana River.
The park features a natural
catamaran/sailboard launch
area with a sandy beach,
shower, boat ramps, dock,
pavilion, grills, restrooms and
drinking fountains.
Kiwanis Island Park, situat-
ed in a wildlife sanctuary,
caters to active and passive
recreational pursuits, includ-
ing boating, rowing and pad-
dling in Sykes Creek, the
Barge Canal and the Banana
River, as well as fishing, bas-
ketball, softball, tennis, rac-
quetball and wildlife viewing.
The park contains two
lighted adult softball fields, a
community center, full
indoor and outdoor basket-
ball courts, a boat launch and
two-lane boat ramp, picnic
areas and playgrounds.
Kiwanis Island Park is at
951 Kiwanis Island Park Road.
Call (321) 455-1380.
Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary,
located at 805 Sykes Creek
Parkway, Merritt Island, is a
436-acre bird reservation and
sanctuary that offers a
"wilderness escape in an
urban environment." The


park is known with bird-
watchers worldwide and as a
natural lagoon and bird rook-
ery linked with canals created
for mosquito control and sur-
rounded by a man-made
dike. A trail on the dike pro-
vides access to waterways for
fisherman, birdwatchers and
paddlers. Be on the lookout
for dolphin and birds such as
the wood stork, belted king-
fisher and white or brown
pelican.
For the extreme sports
enthusiasts, Merritt Island's
Paradise Skatepark & Funplex
offers one of the largest
indoor and outdoor parks on
the coast, with a 18,000-
square-foot outdoor park and
a 10,000-square-foot indoor
park featuring state-of-the-
art ramps.
The Funplex also has a
BMX course and an 18-hole
miniature golf course.
Paradise Funplex is at 555
Fortenberry Road, Merritt
Island. For more information,
call (321) 454-7777 or visit
www.paradisefunplex.com.


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Jered Sundin, 15, of Titusville does a nifty rail trick at the
Paradise Skatepark and Funplex in Merritt Island. The
attraction also has an 18-hole putt-putt golf course and
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From page B4
Westphal, Health First
Stroke Center Coordina-
tor. 11 a.m. Leeza's Place,
3661 S. Babcock Street,
Babcock Center, Mel-
bourne. What happens
when you have a stroke;
when to call 911; how to
lower your risk of having a
stroke; and treatments
available. Call (321) 951-
7118 to reserve your seat.
* Chi Gung Class: release
stress, heal joints and
tendons. Connect mind


and body with breath. 1-
2:30 p.m. everyWednes-
day. Melbourne Square
Mall Community Room,
1700 W. New Haven Ave,
Melbourne. (321) 984-
9288.
*'Sit & Fit': Chair-based
fitness class for caregivers
and loved ones from 2-3
p.m. Leeza's Place, 3661 S.
Babcock Street, Babcock
Center, Melbourne. Class
focuses on balance
improvement, fall reduc-
tion, strength training and
flexibility. (321) 951-7118.
THURSDAY, OCT. 22


* 'Caring For the Care-
giver': workshop with Dr.
Rosemary Laird, geriatri-
cian and internal medi-
cine. Noon to 1 p.m.
Leeza's Place, 3661 S.
Babcock St., Melbourne.
Call (321) 951-7118 to
reserve.
* Free scrapbooking
classes: to build memory
See CALENDAR, B6


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loved ones dealing with


memory loss. 1:30-3:30
p.m. at Leeza's Place, 3661
Babcock St., Melbourne.
(321) 951-7118.
'The Virus That Won't
Quit': seminar by Barry


Inman of the Brevard
County Health Depart-
ment. 1:30-3:30 p.m. The
Sunflower House, 777 E
Merritt Island Causeway,
Merritt Island. Improving


your health through
proper hand washing,
increased vigilance by
being germ-free and when
to see the doctor. Free and
Open to the public. Call
(321) 452-4341 to reserve.
Titusville Computer
Club: meeting. "Download
Night" via club Web site or
flash drive. 7 p.m. St.
Gabriel's Episcopal
Church, Fellowship Hall,
414 Pine St., Titusville.
(321) 267-3746.

UPCOMING EVENTS

'Tendonitis and Bursi-
tis: Stop The Pain': presen-
tation by physiatrist
Patrick Sonser, M.D.,
board certified in physical
medicine and rehabilita-
tion. 9-10 a.m. Friday, Oct.
23. Parrish Medical Center,
951 N. Washington Ave.,
Titusville. Call (321) 268-
6200, Ext. 8607 to reserve.
Space Center news
monthly luncheon: Friday,
Oct. 23. Interested in
learning more about
what's going on out at the
Space Center? Listen to
KSC director, Robert
Cabana as he gives an


update on space news.
Registration starts at 11:30
a.m. and the program will
begin at noon. Cost is $15
for members in advance
and $20 for prospective
members or at the door.
Call (321) 267-3036 to
register.
'Pit Bull Awareness
Day': Saturday, Oct. 24
from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
The Central Brevard
Humane Society, 1020 Cox
Road, Cocoa. All pit bull
puppies and adult dogs
will be $50 per
adoption. Call (321) 636-
3343 or visit www.critter-
savers.com.
Jewelry workshop:
Sunday, Oct. 25 from 2-4
p.m. at LoPressionism
Gallery, 1002 New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. Recycle
your old or broken jewelry
into new and beautiful
works or "Girl Tags." Take
the tradition of dog tags to
a new level. Kits available
for $20 and extra elements
also available for pur-
chase. Feel free to bring
your own centerpiece or
choose from instructor's
collection. Call (321) 722-
6000 to reserve.


Hospice volunteer
training: with VITAS
Innovative Hospice Care.
Free three-day orientation
on Oct. 26, 27 and 28 from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Presby-
terian Church of the Good
Shepherd, 810W. Florida
Ave., Melbourne. All
materials and lunch will
be provided. Call (321)
752-2530 to reserve.
Film and discussion: 1-
4 p.m., Monday, Oct. 26 at
Friendship Fellowship at
Pineda, 3115 Friendship
Place, Rockledge. Free
screening of the film
"Secondhand Lions." (321)
639-2793.
'The Crisis of Moderni-
ty': philosophy seminar. 2-
4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30.
Friendship Fellowship at
Pineda, 3115 Friendship
Place, Rockledge. Topics
include Thomas Kuhn's
"Paradigm Paradigm" and
Willard Quine's "Ontologi-
cal Relativism." Call (321)
757-3519.
Annual garage sale:
Suntree's Subdivision of
Misty Creek off Spyglass
Hill Road. 8 a.m. to noon,
Saturday, Nov. 7. (321) 259-
4360.


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niches. Open & closing
title transfer included
$4200 321-917-7826
OAK LAWN MEMORIAl
GARDENS. Titusville
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321-432-1855
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Head Memorial Park.
Two double inground cre-
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17, 2009 at 7:00am to ?.
333 Lake in the Woods
Drive, Melbourne 32901.
Call 321-984-0828 with
any questions. NO EAR-
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of items for sale. Rep-
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will be here.
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Fri.to Sun.10/16 to 10/18
10am to 4pm
750 John Adams Lane
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clothing, kitchen, art,
motorcycle gear, Sealy
posturepedic queen bed
& box spring, electronics,
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CORVAIR 164 Core
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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
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Running or not $150 &
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Call 321-631-0111
WANTED TO buy stamp
collections US & foreign
any accumulations.
321-610-8342
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Professional crafters,
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Several published
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Fri-Sat Oct 16 & 17
7am-3pm 4700 Dixie Hwy
Days Inn Furn,
household, baby items,
appliance's, electronics,
tools, DVD'S. Lots more!


28 FRANKLIN MINT Die
cast model cars. 5" to 11"
and others. Will sell one
or all for negotiated price
321-622-8034
LIONEL TRAIN Platform.
8' x 8'. Folds to 4' x 8' for
storage. 60 year old
layout. Also wet grinding
stone. 321-752-8711


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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


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AMERICAN FLAG 9'x5'
all cloth, Valley Forge
made, new, $75. 321-
768-0940 (S Brev)
AMP, small fender, $95,
new cordless phone, an-
swering machine, $50 all
321-777-4153
ANTIQUE Tiger Oak
dresser w/mirror & candle
holders. Very good cond.
$200 321-723-2269
AQUARIUM 29 gallon,
eclipse, 2 system w/
wood stand & extras $75,
321-984-0193
AQUARIUM, 10Gallon, 9
healthy fish, comply set
up, accessories, stand,
$75, 321-724-2087 S.Brv


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Sat 10-17 8am to 2pm
1057 Fieldstone Dr.
NO EARLY BIRDS!
Household, kitchen, toys,
electronics, tools.

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MULTI FAMILY
Sat Oct 17 7am toD?
3460Willowwood Dr.
Tools, shelves, lift chair,
TV, Microwave, clothes,
house items, and lots
more.


AQUARIUM, 55 gal. w/
operating equipment &
wrought iron stand $80,
321-733-0885 SoBrev
BACK MASSAGER, 5
motor, with heat, Home-
medics, new in box, $25
321-446-7743 SoBrev
BASKETBALL, HUFFY
deluxe, portable stand,
easy height adjust, will
deliver $50 321-779-9282
BED, HOSPITAL bed,
electric, $200 OBO.
321-409-0556
BED, trundle opens to 2
beds, $75. Settee opens
to single bed, grey &
white, $75. 321-455-2848
BEDROOM SET, w/box,
spring & mattress $100,
TV w/remote $25
321-725-5374 SoBrev
BICYCLE, HUFFY moun-
tain bike, 24", 10 speed,
$35, treadmill good cond,
$30, 321-676-2145
BICYCLE, LADIES trek,
M/TR-7100 cost $350,
like new, used 3 hrs,
$195, 321-242-4629
BICYCLE, SCHWINN
20" chopper style w/
flame pattern $100.
321-368-4658
CHAIR, MASSAGING,
like new, Shiatsu, $50,
Shiatsu foot & neck mas-
sager, $20 321-722-0622
CHAIRS, 2, Ethan Allen
Queen Anne Chairs, neu-
tral color, good cond,
$150, 321-757-9319
CHINA CABINET, oak,
excellent cond, 75" high,
49.5" wide, 17" deep,
$195, 321-777-2938
CHLORINATOR Aqua
-rite pool chlorine gen
erator, no turbo cell,
$125. 321-242-9566
CLOCK, WORLD clock,
round needs electric to
be converted to standard
$100, 321-752-4753
COMPUTER CHAIR,
blue fabric, armless and
adjustable, like new, $45,
321-433-8145
COMPUTER MONITOR,
Sony 19" LCD monitor
w/cables,instruction man-
ual, $70. 321-254-8349
COMPUTER software,
Financial, new, still in
box, $50 321-259-1948
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, Cher-
ry wood, lighted, 4 glass
shelves, glass doors, mir-
ror $75. 321-253-8501
CURIO CABINET, like
new, wood & glass, with
lass 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 & CHAIR, White
Wicker, Good Shape,
$55. 321-952-4004
DESK, LARGE office
desk, 60x30x30, drawers
on both sides, $100 obo
321-258-9203 SoBrev
DINETTE SET, Ethan Al-
len, 4 wicker chairs, 2
leaf table excellent cond,
$175 321-733-4541
DINING CHAIRS, rattan,
4, wheeled, $85, coffee
table $20, 321-733-5436
DINING ROOM table, 6
chairs & china cabinet,
dark wood, $100,
321-267-8781 NoBrev
DOG CRATE, large,
30-70 Ibs, wire cage type,
$25, 321-952-4097
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, WHITE, excel-
lent condition, almost
new, extra large capacity
$125 obo 407-468-7693
ENTERTAINMENT cen-
ter, oak wood, 2 piece,
excellent condition, $199
321-751-2903 SoBrev
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Force Crosstrainer, $25
computer desk $25
321-728-5684 SoBrev
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Orbitrek Elite, stationary
elliptical resistance, used,
$100 321-243-9768
FILE, full of movie stars,
famous people, some
signed, $25 all,
321-728-4393 SoBrev
FREEZER, CHEST
freezer, small, top load-
ing used 1 season, $125
321-255-0011 SoBrev
FREEZER, chest, 3-4
years old, works great,
white 36"x28"x21" deep,
$50, 321-288-7650


GOLD MIRROR, antique,
Seat condition, 32x44,
200, 321-773-0448
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
GOLF CLUBS, PGA
matched set w/ bag &
pull cart, 4 woods, $199
321-779-3336
GRILL, GAS, charbroil,
less 1 year old, you sup-
ply propane, $30
321-327-7072 SoBrev
GUITAR 12 string, key-
stone, acoustic/ electric,
excellent shape, w/ case
$125 firm 321-412-1620
HEDGE TRIMMERS, 2
electric Black & Decker
$20 for both.
321-610-8342
HIDE A bed, queen size,
pale green/ beige tweed,
god cond, w/ bedding,
100 obo 321-723-5534
HUTCH, light wood, $60,
dual kitchen table- 4
leather chairs, $50
321-501-9501 SoBrev
INFANT CAR seat, Gra-
co, with base, $25, White
wood cradle with bed-
ding, $60. 321-759-4877
JEEP HURRICANE, 2
speeds, new wheels, was
$450 new, asking $185
incl battery 321-255-1987
LAWN MOWER, Snap-
per, rider, 28" needs pull
starter or electric gear,
$155 obo 321-768-1554
LEATHER JACKET -
woman's, black, new,
with tags, size 14 $75
321-504-4321 Viera
LIFT CHAIR, $150, love
seat, $50, 321-254-1768
LIVING ROOM set, 5
piece, blue strip cush-
ions, colonial style, $195,
321-720-3358 VOL
LUMBER, EXOTIC pur-
plewood, 4, 4'xl"x2"
pieces, $50, call for de-
tails, 321-480-4498
MEDICINE CABINETS,
Kohler Recessed $45,
Zenith flush, $15, new in
boxes, 321-205-6368
MICROWAVE, under the
counter, white, great
cond, $25, 321-752-0946
MOWER, electric, cord-
less, extra battery/ blade.
charger, mulcher, edger,
$200 321-728-2631
OUTBOARD ALUM. mo-
tor bracket, heavy duty
transom-mount back-up
kicker,$25. 321-255-6975


PATIO SET rattan 18
pieces. $100 Dining
Table, glass top 6 chairs.
$100 321-452-6456
PILATES CHAIR, Susan
Lucci Malibu Pilates
chair, paid $299 asking
$99, 321-506-0371
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
PROJECTOR, BELL &
Howell, 16 millimeter w/
extra reel, $45
321-259-5331 SoBrev
RADIATOR FOR 1995
Buick La Sabre, new in
box, $50, call John
321-773-5238 SoBrev
RAMPS, AUTO ramps,
low profile, steel, asking
$80 321-242-1942
REAR BUMPER, for
Chevy S-10, good cond.
$50 obo small sofa, good
cond $30, 321-723-6388
REFRIGERATOR, com-
pact, GE, 3.9 cubic feet,
Whiteland works great,
$35 321-298-4935
SILK TREE 8' tall in
ivory container, $80. Silk
plant, green/white planter
$50. Call 321-632-2983
SINK, 18 guage s/s dou-
ble bowl, $35; Faucet,
$50. 321-727-0338 after
11am.
SOLAR Array Control
System, for pools, Helios
HM4000, w/ roof sensors,
$25. 321-727-3778
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
SUITCASE, SHAOMIN
extra Ig, brand new, stur-
dy w/wheels, $60 obo.
321-259-2853
TABLE SAW- Delta like
new. Never used. Fully
assembled. $175.
866-481-7964
TABLE, dining room, w/
4 chairs, $100 coffee ta-
ble, rod iron w/ 2 end ta-
bles, $100, 321-757-8148
TOOLS- Black & Decker
Power Saw $50,
Cordless drill $20
321-459-2677
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
TREADMILL, Proform
285T like new, w/ manual
$100 obo 321-751-3370
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TROMBONE, silvertone
trombone and case, like
new, $75 321-956-1208
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


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VACUUM CLEANER,
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cleaner bags, excellent
cond, $35 321-751-6171
VHF RADIO, marine ra-
dio, original box, mount-
ing hardware & manual,
$50, 321-383-3250
WASHER/ DRYER, Ken-
more, over/ under white
$195, 321-773-6060
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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
DINING ROOM SET
Formal table, 8 chairs,
& china. Excellent cond.
$900. Call 321-693-0849


DINING ROOM SET:
Hardwood, Light Ash,
64" x42" Table. 2 leaves,
6 Chairs, 58" Buffet. Ex-
cellent Condition. $1000
321-693-7177
ESTATE SALE W
Melbourne table & 6 cane
back chairs. $350. Two
twin matt & King frame,
french doors $50, outside
door $15. 500 Barbie's
1990's original boxes.
407-301-6000
FURNITURE- Entire
contents of home. futons,
leather reclining couch,
dining rm, computer, TV's
& more 321-626-0222
LAZY BOY 5 piece
sectional, fabric, $1000
Troy built 5500 watt
generator New $400. 2
barstools $15/pair. Wing
chair $15. 321-723-9988
LIVING ROOM, couch
end tables, antiques,
fainting couch, hand
carved buffet, other
collectibles 772-388-0578
MOVING SALE:
Everything must go.
Filing cabinet $10. TV
cart $5. Video camera.
321-984-2780
SEWING MACHINE
Singer 241-11 industrial
machine with table foot
pedal and knee bump.
$350 321-631-2052
SOFA & loveseat- forest
green reclining leather
sofa $250. Forest green
leather loveseat $150.
321-693-5881


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- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


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INDIALANTIC OCEAN
FRONT SHORT SALE,
The Barringer corner unit.
Spacious 3br/2.5ba, huge
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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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COCOA SHORT SALE!
4bdrm/3bath split plan,
$99,000. $3500down -
$895/mo.
Call Jack Realty USA
1-800-559-4321


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EDGEWATER 1-br/1-ba
fireplace, tiled, large
fenced yard, 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
PALM BAY
*3/2-Not a short salebest
deal in Lockmar!$134,700
*3/2-well kept, fenced rd
lease prch poss $109,500.
*3/2 Remodeled to new
cond. must see! $94,500.
Welcome Home Realty -
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1st Time Homebuyers,
tax credit of $8000!
321-951-7577
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





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





REDUCED
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


REDUICED
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



**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


REDUCED
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
MELBOURNE: Only
$4995 3/2 12'x60' All
New: Central Air & Heat,
Vinyl Siding, Skirting &
concrete driveway in Vil-
lage Glen an Adult Park.
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Guaranteed move in. Se
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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
TITUSVILLE 55+ PARK
Own 2Bdrm mobile home
for $6000 $295 lot rent.
Convenient location close
to hospital. 904-477-2435



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MELBOURNE to share
3/2 home. Non-smoker,
house privil $450/mo. inc
utilities. Avail immediately.
321-255-8339/626-6084
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
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MELBOURNE Lake
Washington in Golf View.
2br/2ba tile & carpet thru-
out, everything new!
Inclds water, pest, cable,
$795/mo. 321-254-0997
MELBOURNE Efficiency
$575/mo or 1-br $625.
furn/unfurn Util incl, pool,
great location Call days
772-664-4722 Weekend
321-890-7789
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


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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 CADILLAC El
Dorado used for 2
presidential inaugurations
JFK & LBJ. All
documentation. Chantilly
maroon, factory air. Only
53K miles. Sell or trade.
386-672-7366 453-6677

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17' KEY WEST 1720CC,
2004, 4 stroke Yamaha
90, depth/fish finder, trol-
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$12,500. 321-724-4957
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MELBOURNE: lbr
Clean & Ready to move
in. Close to Holmes Re-
gional. $500/mo 407-
929-0284,321-704-7188
MELBOURNE: 2br/1ba
freshly painted, CHA,
$600/mo Close to every-
thing. 321-543-2990
PALM BAY SE Efficiency
Near S.Philipo,4 mi south
BCC. 1Br/1Ba, dining rm,
w/appliances. Private en-
trance. Basic cable+ util.
No W/D. For 1 person,no
smoking inside. No pets.
$450+ dep.
305-467-5322

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
SUNTREE Spacious
3bdrm/2bath 1st floor,
unfurn., incls washer/dry-
er, fridge, stove, dish-
washer. Avail. Now! 6 or
12 month lease, $850/mo
sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Jeannie for pictures
& info: 321-474-1810
photos & floor plan: www.
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VERO BEACH: Call for
specials! 1br from $475,
2br from $600 incl
water/sewer, Tile, New
appl. Near Beach, Park &
Restaurant 772-563-0013


RTATIO


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.HometownNewsOL.
corn ad # 37539
1976 CONTINENTAL
MKIV shows/drives new.
A/C, sunroof, moonroof,
full power, 460ci,
dependable show car.
$10,000 386-846-1698



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TITUSVILLE: Nice large
2/2.5 condo, scrn porch,
centrally located, no pets.
$750/mo 321-383-0380
or 321-536-3320
VIERA- The Greens,
3br/2ba, new carpets.
includes washer/dryer,
community pool, gym,
$950/mo. 321-266-1470



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
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
accessible showers,
whirlpool garden tub.
$1050/mo. 321-446-4174
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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 2BR/1BA
1carport. 138 Lehigh Ave
SE. 6 or 12 month lease
$700/mo. Large fenced
yard. 321-952-5778


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SATURN VUE Hybrid,
2007, 45K miles, moon
roof, all power, new tires,
cold AC, rebuilt title,.
Must sell $12,900
772-521-5111
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OWN 20ACRES OF
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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
LAND SALE NOTICE:
Virginia Mtns Closeout
Sale! 2.5 acres with
pond near stocked trout
stream, near state park,
$29,500, must sell. Bank
financing. (866)789-8535
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
MISSISSIPPI: 200 to
10,000acres Delta Farm-
land, Highly improved.
5% or betterbetter return plus
growth. 662-686-7807
Dean Land & Realty Co.
John or David
800-LANDSEL
dpfisher47@yahoo.com
MS, JEFFERSON CTY:
3580acres, ONE tract,
mature hardwoods, close
to Mississippi River, Tim-
ber Appraised. Dean
Land & Realty Co
662-686-7807 John or
David 800-LANDSEL
dpfisher47@yahoo.com
N. FLA LAND
26 ACRES in Lafayette
County. Planted Pine,
Hardwood Bottoms,
Road Frontage, Great
Hunting $2900/acre.
Call 352-867-8018

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NC MOUNTAINS Log
Cabin & Land Liquidation
Sale 3 Cabins each on
1.5+ acres starting at
$79,900 2.85 acres with
stream only $17,900. Call
for details or appoint-
ment. 1-866-738-5522.
NC MTNS Just a days
drive. Flat Rock, 55+
2br/1.5ba. 960sf home,
furn.,attach covered pkng
& storage.Park amenities
$89,900. 321-225-4636
NC SMOKY MOUNTAIN
GETAWAYS
Homes & land for sale.
Come visit the mountains
& see the fall colors.
hours from Atlanta.
Pam- Prudential
Great Smokys Realty
828-226-7425
NEW LOG Cabin Kit, 3+
Acres, 500' Lakefront
$89,900. Save $40,000!
On 12,000 acre recrea-
tional lake. Boat to Gulf
of Mexico. Call 866-952-
5339, x1617

NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAIN LAND
OWNER FINANCING.
HUGE mountain views.
Beautiful waterfront.
acre to 4 acres.
Close to Asheville.
Call (469)223-2996
or (828)460-6595

NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Mild 4 Seasons! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell, w/
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acreage $99,900.
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PALM BAY Brand new TITUSVILLE: 3br/1.5ba
3bd/2.5ba/3 car garage, w/carport, semi furnish-
New appl's floors & paint, ed, W/D, Lawn Svc incl.
10mins to 1-95. no pets. Walk to Searstown Mall.
$1,200mo. 321-377-5678 $650/mo 321-684-3005
or cell # 917-523-1343 See photos online www.
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PALM BAY NE 4/2, Tile ds.com ad#46217
Throughout, Large mas- VERO BEACH- clean
ter bedroom. Quiet neigh- EROba carportH-. clean
boyhood. $850/mo. Pets area screened porch,
OK 321-508-6436 See area.
ad #468332 fo h t laundry, Utilities included.
ad #46833 for photo 772 56 7-471
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W. MELBOURNE Quiet
PALM BAY NE: Older country neighborhood,
CBS 3/2/2 family room, 3bd/2ba/2car garage, exc
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