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Vol. 6, No. 16 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, November 13, 2009


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SEAN MCCARTHY



Spend any time surfing
the Web and you are
bound to find stories
that are just too bizarre to
be true. Here's a sampling,
edited for length. And
remember, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's
true!
From sfgate.com: Police:
Breathalyzer-costumed
man accused of DUI
An Ohio man dressed as a
Breathalyzer test for
Halloween found himself
blowing into one after
police stopped him for
allegedly driving the wrong
way without headlights on
a one-way street.
Oxford Police said they
stopped 20-year-old James
P. Miller on Halloween
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COMEDY COMING


West Melbourne elects one


newcomer, two incumbents


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com

There's a new face on the
West Melbourne City
Council following the Nov.
3 municipal election.
Newcomer Andrea
Young edged out incum-
bent Mike Hazlett in a nar-
row race, garnering 950
votes, or 27 percent, versus
Mr. Hazlett's figures of 750
votes, or 23 percent.


Three seats were up for
re-election this voting sea-
son. In West Melbourne,
the seats go to the top
vote-getters, and are not
districted.
Incumbent John D'Ami-
co was the top vote-getter
of the four candidates, get-
ting 1,010 votes, or 29 per-
cent.
"That's twice in a row
now," he said, referring to
the 2007 election, in which


he was also the top vote-
getter. "My volunteers did
a great job, and I've very
happy with the outcome."
This will be Mr. D'Ami-
co's second full term on
the council. He was origi-
nally appointed as a coun-
cil member in 2006, when
former Councilman Shak
Hill resigned to take a job
out of state. Mr. D'Amico
said he's eager to get to
work on this term, and


prom-
ised to fulfill goals outlined
in his campaign.
"I'm looking forward to
seeing the completion of
an extension of Henry


Avenue
to Dairy Road, an exten-
sion of Fell Road to Dairy
See NEWCOMER, A10


The gift of giving


North Star Program


helps children grieve


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
For many grieving children, the
feeling of isolation is one of the
hardest things to cope with.
After her mother died, 16-year-
old Anna Phillips said she felt no
one could understand her feel-
ings.
"I felt like I was alone and that
other people couldn't know what I
was going through," said Anna.
But, through the North Star Pro-
gram, she found others her age
who were going through the same


thing.
The child-grief support pro-
gram, which is operated by Hos-
pice of St. Francis in Titusville,
provides a friendly, healing place
where children who have suffered
the death of a parent or loved one
can come together.
"We provide support," said
Brooke Davis, North Star coordi-
nator. "Children really are the for-
gotten grievers. When they come
here they know they are not alone.
Everyone here has commonality
See PROGRAM, A10


The holiday shopping
season officially started at
Melbourne Square Mall's
Girls' Night Out Nov. 5.
Participants were asked to
bring donations for Serene
Harbor Domestic Violence
Shelter. Nancy Peltonen,
operations director of
Serene Harbor, was on
hand to collect donations
and answer questions
about the organization. For
more information, visit
wwwsereneharbor.org.









Paul Lepinskie
staff photographer


Artworks of Eau Gallie


scheduled Nov. 21-22


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
It's that time of year again.
Roughly 100 artists will gather in
downtown Eau Gallie's Arts District
Nov. 21-22 for the 13th annual Art-
works of Eau Gallie art show.
Founded by Link Johnston,
owner of Eau Gallie Florist, the
event was designed to showcase
artists doing their work in a plein
air, or outdoor, setting, said Lolly
Walton, participating watercolor
artist and Artworks committee
member.


The event includes artists who
work in all types of mediums,
including textiles, jewelry, glass,
clay, pastels, oils and watercolors.
Artists will be awarded prizes in a
host of categories, including Best of
Show and Demonstrators of Excel-
lence, Distinction and Merit. Prizes
include $1,800 for Best of Show;
$1,150 for Best of Show-Judges Sec-
ond Choice and Best of Show
Judges-Third Choice; $1,500 for
Demonstrator of Excellence; $1,000
for Demonstrator of Distinction;
and $750 for Demonstrator of
See ARTWORKS, A4


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Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Dr. Mitchell Greenberg, president of Injury Treatment Solutions in Mel-
bourne, speaks to students at Viera High School about the nonprofit
organization he founded called 'Hang Up 'N Drive.' The organization
informs drivers, primarily teens, the dangers of using a cell phone while
driving.


New program warns


of driving distractions


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
A local teen is driving down the
road at 55 mph when she gets a call
on her cell phone.
Just looking down to see who the
caller was took four seconds.
In essence, she just drove the
length of a football field with her
eyes closed.
"Now, just think about how long
it takes a driver to send a text mes-
sage while behind the wheel," said
Dr. Mitchell Greenberg, who has
operated his own chiropractic
practice in Brevard County for
more than 20 years. "Today's dis-
tractions are worse than ever."
Within the past two years, Dr.
Greenberg began to notice a trend


with the patients he was seeing.
Of the 95 percent who were
involved in vehicle accidents, at
least half were a result of cell phone
use by either themselves or another
driver.
"Of the 10 new patients we'd see a
day, six of them fell in this catego-
ry," he said. "That's an avoidable
statistic; I just couldn't sit on this
information any longer."
So last April, Dr. Greenberg and a
team of local advocates began
developing a nonprofit organiza-
tion that would encourage drivers -
primarily teens to eliminate dis-
tractions while driving.
Its name, simply stated, is "Hang
Up 'N Drive."
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By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
For the first 10 years of her
life, Livia Satterfield was
raised in a rundown orphan-
age in Galati, Romania.
Living alongside hundreds
of other children, she survived
on a limited amount of food,
bathed in dirty water and was
never shown any love or com-
passion from those around
her.
Then, one afternoon, a mis-
sion group arrived at the
orphanage and distributed
hundreds of holiday shoebox-
es to the children.
Inside, the boxes were filled
with things like toys, books,
crayons, games, soap, tooth-
brushes and stuffed animals.
Livia received many of
these items, as well as a pack
of hairclips, which she'd
always wanted, and a best
friends necklace that was sep-
arated in two pieces.
"It was such an amazing
feeling," Livia said. "It was the
first time we realized there
was someone out there who
truly loved us."
Filled with joy, Livia gave
the other half of her new
necklace to the woman- Con-
nie Satterfield who gave her
the shoebox, hugged her and
told her she loved her.
The two stayed in touch,
and less than two years later,
Mrs. Satterfield adopted Livia
and brought her back to the
U.S.
Today, Livia, 22, continues
to live with the Satterfields in
Sharpsburg, Ga., and is cur-
rently in her sophomore year
at Clayton State University,
studying public relations.
She also serves as a volun-
teer spokeswoman for "Oper-
ation Christmas Child," a
national program that pro-
vides items for children living
in underprivileged and pover-
ty-stricken conditions
throughout the world the
same program that provided
Livia with her shoebox as a
child.
"This is my chance to
impact the lives of other chil-
dren, the same way mine
was," she said. "We never cel-
ebrated birthdays and were
never given presents. That


shoebox was the one gift they
never took away from me."
Samaritan's Purse, an inter-
national Christian relief
organization, facilitates the
project each year through its
many branches across the
globe.
Since 1993, more than 60
million shoeboxes have been
distributed to children in
more than 130 different coun-
tries, according to
www.samaritanspurse.org.
In Brevard County, the pro-
gram comes alive with the
help of more than 200 volun-
teers and 75 local churches of
all denominations.
Operation Christmas Child
encourages people to take a
regular-sized or 6-quart plas-
tic shoebox, decorate it how-
ever they choose, and fill it
with items for an underprivi-
leged child.
Suggested items include
toiletries, toys, clothing,
school supplies, stuffed ani-
mals, shoes, towels and
books. In the past, partici-
pants have also added pho-
tos of themselves and letters
to the child, many of whom
have written in return.
"This is a project that fam-
ilies, couples, businesses
and organizations can do
together," said Charlene
Tarver, collection site coor-
dinator for the Brevard
branch of Samaritan's Purse.
"Many of these children
have never received a gift in
their lives."
The only items that will
not be accepted are liquids,
soft candy, chocolate, war
toys or glass, Ms. Tarver said.
The shoeboxes, which can
also be picked up at the
Operation Christmas Child
collection center, should be
labeled for a boy or girl and
categorized by age group 2-
4, 5-9 and 10-14.
In addition to the collec-
tion center at First Baptist
Church of Merritt Island,
shoeboxes will be collected
at seven other sites through-
out the county Nov. 16-23.
While it is not mandatory,
the organization encour-
ages everyone who fills a
box to also include $7 to
help with shipping costs.
Participants can also choose


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Livia Satterfield shows students from Merritt Island Christ-
ian School a shoebox just like the one she received years
ago at an orphanage in Romania.


to donate money to the
organization for shipping,
rather than filling a shoe-
box.
If wrapping paper is used,
the organization prefers that
both the box and lid be
wrapped separately because
each shoebox must be
examined before being sent
out, Ms. Tarver said.
Inside each box, volun-
teers will also add a booklet
titled "The Greatest Gift of
All," written in the child's
own language.
"We do our best to get the
boxes in the children's
hands as close to Christmas
as possible," Ms. Tarver said.
"But that isn't always possi-
ble. Many of the boxes have
to travel a long way."
This year, all of the shoe-
boxes collected in Florida
will be distributed to chil-
dren in India.
In 2008, Operation Christ-
mas Child collected more
than 7.9 million shoeboxes
worldwide. More than
13,600 were collected in Bre-
vard County alone.
In 2005, Ms. Tarver experi-
enced what it was like to
hand-deliver these gifts
when she joined 100 other
volunteers during a Samari-


tan's Purse mission to
Ecuador.
"It was then that I was
able to fully realize the
power a small shoebox can
have in the eyes of these
children," she said. "It was
an amazing experience."
Operation Christmas
Child collection week in
Brevard County is Nov. 16-
23. For information, call
Charlene Tarver at (321)
455-9711.
Collection sites are:
First Baptist Church of
Merritt Island, 140 Magno-
lia Ave., Merritt Island
Calvary Chapel of Mel-
bourne, 2955 Minton Road,
Melbourne
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Road, Suite 114, Mel-
bourne
Suntree United
Methodist Church, 7400 N.
Wickham Road, Melbourne
New Life Baptist
Church, 725 Commerce
Center Drive, Sebastian
First Church of God,
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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
Kemar Boswell, 19, of
500 N. Wickham Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 30
with property damage and
two counts of violation of
probation.
Teresa Sharene Warren,
42, of 1900 Windy Oak Cir-
cle, Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 30 with driving while
license suspended and
unlawful use of a temporary
tag.
Jeraire Gordon Eaddy,
30, of 915 Camphor Way,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 31 with possession of
marijuana, tampering with
evidence and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
*John A.White, 37, of 1980
Tall Palm Road, Melbourne,
was charged Oct. 31 with
possession of cocaine, pos-
session of drug parapherna-
lia and possession of drugs.
Shawn Stambaugh
Smith, 44, of 112 East Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 1 with possession of a
controlled substance.
Amanda Rae Isaacs, 25,
of 961 Footbridge Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 2 with altering a public
record, passing a forged


instrument and using false
identification.
Michael Kenneth Poe,
40, of 620 Thomas Barbour
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 2 with driving
under the influence, refus-
ing to take a breath test and
resisting arrest without vio-
lence.
Gaspar Diego Matias, 29,
address unknown, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 3
with aggravated assault and
battery.
Kyle Parker, 20, of 820
Footbridge Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 3
with possession of marijua-
na and fleeing/attempting
to elude a police officer.
Gerald Perez Rolle, 35, of
804 Popular Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 3
with battery and aggravated
assault.
Nicholas P. Sandelier, 28,
of 2120 Turtle Mound Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 3 with possession of
marijuana, driving under
the influence, refusing to
take a breath test and driv-
ing while license suspend-
ed.
Christopher Boyce Sher-
win, 21, address unknown,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 3 with felony battery,
property damage and false
imprisonment.
Thomas Dominick Bal-
samo, 37, of 1809 Fletcher
St., Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 4 with aggravated
assault.


Mauro R. Villamil, 31, of
3175 Soft Breeze Circle, West
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 4 with not having a dri-
ver's license, resisting arrest
without violence and pos-
sessing a forged driver's
license.
Melissa A. Lawson, 32, of
2104 Helen St., Melbourne,
was charged Nov. 5 with
child neglect.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Bradley Loyal Lind, 28,
of 134 Monaco Road, West
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 1 with possession of
drug paraphernalia, attach-
ing an unassigned tag, pos-
session of drugs and two
counts of possession of a
controlled substance.
Chad T. Routzong, 32, of
2720 Camberly Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 2
with possession of marijua-
na, possession of a con-
trolled substance and pos-
session of drug
paraphernalia.
Hayden V. Armentrout,
18, of 1648 Guava Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 3
w i t h
stalking/harassing/cyber-
stalking.
Shane Anthony Laroche,
38, address unknown, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 5
with failure to appear, driv-
ing under the influence,
causing property damage


while driving under the
influence, refusing to take a
breath test, leaving the
scene of an accident and as
a habitual traffic offender
driving on a suspended
license.

Indian Harbour Beach
Police Department
AmandaWoodling, 23, of
2701 Ohio St., Melbourne,
was charged Nov. 2 with for-
gery and violation of proba-
tion.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Eli Hinton Jr., 46, of 75
Bossieux Blvd., West Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 30
with aggravated battery.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

Jose Luis Ortolaza, 32, of
1703 Blanche Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 30
with dealing in stolen prop-
erty and burglary.
*Joseph E. Remsburg, 21,
of 1075 Robin Hood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Oct. 30 with disturbing pub-
lic order, resisting arrest
without violence and viola-
tion of probation.
Marianna Tucker, 29, of
1703 Thrush Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Oct. 30


with possession of drug
paraphernalia and grand
theft auto.
James Daniel Galbraith,
37, of 1356 Sunwood Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 2 with trafficking drugs.
Daniel B. Mincey, 52, of
814 Popular Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 2
with attaching an unas-
signed tag, unlawful altering
of a tag/vehicle registration,
no motor vehicle registra-
tion and driving while
license suspended.
Terran Lindsey
McCaslin, 19, of 3135 Shady
Dell Lane, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 3 with dealing
in stolen property and pro-
viding false ownership of
pawned items.
Teresa Lynn Washington,
44, of 4112 Edwards St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 3
with possession of cocaine.
Leslie C. Caldwell, 20, of
3004 Fountainhead Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 5 with grand theft and


dealing in stolen property.
Elijah Johnnie Fulton, 43,
of 833 University Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 5
with possession of cocaine,
violation of probation, fail-
ure to appear and two
counts of selling cocaine.
Traman Alexander
Gause, 27, of 907 Camphor
Way, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 5 with failure to
appear and withholding
information as a sexual
offender.
Ronald Grate, 42, of 630
Brothers Ave., Melbourne,
was charged Nov. 5 with vio-
lation of probation, flee-
ing/attempting to elude a
police officer, possession of
marijuana, resisting arrest
without violence and as a
habitual traffic offender
driving on a suspended
license.
Bethany Anne Wright,
28, of 1963 Jefferson Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 5 with trafficking a con-
trolled substance.


Artworks
From page Al

Merit. Brevard Watercolor Society,
Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, allaprima
Styling Group and Art & Antique
Gallery will also give awards to
participating artists.
Ms. Walton won the Demonstra-
tor of Excellence Award last year
for a project in which she recruited
more than 200 visitors to the festi-
val to paint on a single canvas.


"I thought I had won Publisher's
Clearing House," she said.
Artist Anne Marwick will have
greeting cards at her booth for festi-
val patrons to sign and send to ser-
vicemen and women serving over-
seas.
Other activities include an art
project for children hosted by Bre-
vard Art Museum's educational wing
and a live display of The Florida Side-
walk ChalkArtists on St. Clair Street.
Musical entertainment will take
place at the band shell on Highland
Avenue.


Also, concurrently, the Brevard
Porcelain Artists will present their
annual show and sale, called "A
Touch of Elegance," from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Nov. 21-22 at Eau Gallie Civic
Center, 1551 Highland Ave. For more
information, call (321) 951-8931.
Admission and parking to the
Artworks festival is free. Food ven-
dors will be available and all of the
shops and businesses along High-
land Avenue will be open during
the event.
Ms. Walton said the festival is a
great way to view local artists'


'There's a plethora of talent here, and the event is small
and not overcrowded.

Lolly Walton
Artworks Committee member


work in a pleasant environment.
"There's a plethora of talent
here, and the event is small and
not overcrowded," she said. "It's
just the right size."
Artworks of Eau Gallie is
scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5


p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, and Sun-
day, Nov. 22, in the Eau Gallie
Arts District along Highland
Avenue.
For more information, call
(321) 254-1456 or visit www.art-
worksofeaugallie.org.


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Suspicious economics

How convenient and suspicious is it that when the govern-
ment announces no cost of living adjustment for Social Securi-
ty recipients that prices on fuel suddenly start to skyrocket
again. And when that happens, it causes everything else to go
up, like food and clothing. Is Congressman Grayson right
when he says Republicans want people who depend on gov-
ernment programs like Medicare and Social Security to die
quickly? Sure looks that way. When more people die there will
be less Social Security benefits that need to be paid. And if a
system is supposedly going to be broke soon, the way to reverse
the deficit is to have fewer people alive to get benefits. The
Republican logic is this. The faster older and disabled people
die we can save Social Security for the future and especially for
the wealthy.

Cure for fear of dogs discovered

Rejoice, for now we know that if you are afraid of dogs, even a
35 lb. freckled face dog, fear no more.
Here is what you do: Stub a cigarette out in the dog's face. I
want to thank the special lady who showed me the technique
last evening in Ryckman Park.
I didn't understand she was exacting the cure for her fear of
dogs. So ignorant me, contacted the near police. They
explained it to me, however. I almost received a ticket for cut-
ting through the park with a dog.
I hope citizens of Melbourne Beach will forgive me. I know I
should be horse whipped.
What can we do for the woman who discovered the cure?
After three to four days, it dawned on me this woman could
be in the early stages ofAlzheimers. So to her family, watch your
children around her. Unless this woman had depicted this type
of behavior in the past.
It's your responsibility to watch out for your neighbors.



Letters


David Letterman, please apologize already

To the editor.
I'm tired of waiting for the apology from David Letterman to
Sarah Palin and her family. Where is it? He acted so lilywhite and
pure when he tried to shame her and her family with lies, when all
the while he was having affairs with any number ofwomen.
We have all heard of the "directors couch," so it might cause one
to wonder if all the affairs were consensual, or jobs were on the line.
I would like to see him publicly apologize. It seemed so easy for
him to publicly smear her and family. It's time to hear the apology,
and then to resign his job or get fired.
We know the smear of Sarah Palin was strictly political, so we cer-
tainly know where David Letterman sits in the political scene. He
sides with the Democrats who want to screw America down the
tubes and into a third world country. Is he for the Americawe love or
for all the "changes?"

Joyce Cecrle
Melbourne

The high cost of ignoring God

To the editor.
Nobody likes to be ignored. Unfortunately we have all been dis-
regarded at some point, and ifwe are honest, we will admit to over-
looking others at times. As bad as that is, it's even worse to ignore
God.
Many kings in the history of Israel fell victim of ignoring God,
including the son of the great King, Solomon. Pride and passion for
foreign wives would ultimately result in his turning from God and
costing him his kingdom.
Do we see similar trends from our leaders inAmerica today?
Why should anyone want to pay the high price of ignoring a
heavenly father? He's all-wise. He's almighty. He controls our des-
tiny. With him we have calmness in conflict, gladness in gloom,
strength in struggles, triumphs in temptation and wisdom in work.
As much as he loves us and wants the best for us, he still gives us a
choice whether to him or ignore him. We can worship the gods we
made or the God who made us. Which will it be? Our answer will
determine where we will spend eternity.
No one can avoid the high cost of ignoring God, no individual, no
family no nation.




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What you need to know about HIN1


here have been many
misconceptions
regarding the H1N 1
virus and vaccine and this
article is an effort to
provide a concise flu
avoidance and flu manage-
ment roadmap.
The 2009 H1N1 flu virus
(formerly known as swine
flu) was declared a pan-
demic earlier this year with
widespread activity here in
Florida. The most signifi-
cant difference between
the H1N1 and the seasonal
flu viruses is that H1N1 has
a higher incidence in the
younger population and
pregnant women.
The virus presents with
symptoms including
fatigue, fever, sore throat,
runny or stuffy nose,
cough, and body aches.
Sometimes it may present
with vomiting and diar-
rhea, as well. The severity
of the illness has a wide
range from mild flu-like
symptoms that can be self-
limiting and treated with
supportive care to severe
respiratory symptoms
requiring hospitalizations.
It is spread through


person-to-person contact
by respiratory droplets and
can stay alive on inanimate
objects up to eight hours.
The H1N1 virus has an
incubation period of seven
days.
The H1N1 flu vaccine is
the best weapon against the
flu. It is currently available
and distribution efforts are
under way. It is manufac-
tured the same way as the
seasonal vaccine under the
Food and Drug Administra-
tion's rigorous oversight and
approval procedures. In
fact, had the World Health
Organization predicted the
H1N1 was going to be a
pandemic this year; it would
have been included in the
production of the seasonal
flu vaccine this year.
There are certain target
groups who should receive
the H1N1 Flu vaccine:
Pregnant women


Health care workers and
emergency medical respon-
ders
People who live with or
care for infants less than 6
months of age
Children and adults
from 6 months to 24 years
People age 25-64 years of
age with underlying medical
conditions

To help prevent the
spread and reduce your risk
of contracting H 1N 1:
Get the vaccine if you
meet the above criteria
Cover your nose and
mouth with a tissue when
coughing or sneezing then
discard the tissue immedi-
ately and encourage others
to act similarly
Frequent hand-washing
with soap and water for 20
seconds or the use of
alcohol-based hand
sanitizers is also effective
Avoid touching your
eyes, nose and mouth to
avoid spreading germs

If flu symptoms do take
hold, contact your physician
for guidance. Once diag-
nosed, those who become


infected must remain home
from work or school for at
least one week from when
symptoms began to help
prevent the spread of the flu.
It is imperative to drink
plenty of fluids and get
adequate rest.
There are antiviral
medications that can
help lessen the severity
and duration of the
H1N1 virus if started
within 48 hours of the
start of symptoms.
These require a prescrip-
tion from your health-
care provider if deemed
necessary. Most people
do not need the antiviral
medication to fully
recover from the flu.
Remember to be
proactive as we all
weather this flu season.
For information,
contact the Centers for
Disease Control at
www.cdc.gov/hlnlflu/
or call the hotline at 1-
800- CDC-INFO.

Stephanie Haridopolos,
M.D., is a board certified
family practice physician
in Melbourne.


Tips for healthy holiday eating habits


The holidays are
almost upon us
again and nothing
says holidays like food.
Halloween candy seems
to kick off the season, and
many of our memories of
Thanksgiving through the
New Year center on
favorite dishes, wonderful
aromas and family get-
togethers.
Even the workplace can
be a dessert "minefield."
All that good eating can
wreak havoc with your
diet and nutrition, but
there are several things
you can do to enjoy the
holidays and have good
food without a bad case of
the guiltss" afterwards.
For Tara Gidus, team
dietitian for the Orlando
Magic, the important
thing is to have a plan,
both for the season, and
for handling specific
situations.
While it may not be a
good time to start a diet or
diet rigorously, showing
some discipline without
completely depriving
yourself is a good way to
start the New Year on a
positive note, especially if
losing weight is on your to
do list.
Working in an office can
be rough on your diet.
Everyone seems to bake
and bring in goodies. A
good idea is to decide in
advance what you're going
to do and stick with the
plan.
"Choose carefully," Ms.


Gidus says. "Don't just
have one of everything
that comes in. If you know
there will be treats, eat a
small breakfast and have a
small treat. Portion
control is always key. Take
one piece and sit down
and eat it instead of
standing around and
continually snacking. Take
very small bites, to make it
last longer, or only have a
few bites and quietly
dispose of it. If you don't
want to say no, you still
don't have to eat it all."
Gifts of food can be a
problem, but you needn't
keep tempting food in the
house. If you're the host or
hostess, send people
home with lots of doggy
bags. Spread the calories
around.
Parties can be another
pitfall. The two important
rules, Ms. Gidus says, are
never to go to a party
hungry and always have a
plan.
"Don't go to parties
starving," she says. "Eat
protein snacks, such as
cottage cheese or low-fat
cheese, chicken, turkey,
milk or yogurt, before you
go. Protein is filling and
may help you from
overeating once you get
there.


"Look at all the food
before you start to load
your plate," she says. "You
don't want to have a full
plate and realize that your
favorite food is at the end
of the line.
"Try to fill half your
plate with vegetables,
either raw, cooked or in a
salad. Take small portions
of the rest of the food.
When it comes time for
dessert, look again at all of
the offerings. Share a
piece with a friend; it will
decrease portion size for
both of you."
The dietician also
suggests sticking to
vegetable hors d'oeuvres,
shrimp cocktail, pretzels
and nuts, and to avoid or
limit fried foods and
mayonnaise- and sour
cream-based dishes.
If you're going to have
alcohol, Ms. Gidus advises
that you choose light beer
or wine spritzers. A sugary
drink or eggnog with
brandy can add 400 to 500
calories. Choose a diet soft
drink or seltzer with a
twist of lemon or lime or
tomato juice without the
alcohol.
Just because it's holiday
time is no reason to stop
exercising. Not only will
you burn calories, you'll
lessen the stress and
overeating that holidays
often bring. You'll also feel
a little more in control of
things when you stick to a
routine. If you're unusual-
ly pressed for time, as we


often are during the
holidays, break up your
exercising into smaller 10-
minute segments, and add
walking by parking far
from the store and using
stairs instead of elevators.
"Move more," Ms. Gidus
suggests. "Try to start a
new tradition of going for
walks or playing active
games with the family. Do
an extra 15 minutes of
exercise to make up for
the extra calories."
Finally, remember that
the holidays are about
family and friends, not
food. Focus on the social-
izing and not the eating.
Be kind to yourself, too.
Don't beat yourself up if
you over-indulge; just try
to get back on track.

Shelley Koppel is unable
to endorse specific treat-
ments for disease. Any
protocols for treatment or
testing she discusses are
accepted standards of
medical practice as
recommended by agencies
such as the American
Academy of Pediatrics or
the American Cancer
Society. When she draws
from personal experience,
those are her experiences
and are not medical
recommendations.
She is the former editor
of "Today's HealthCare"
magazine and a member
of the National Association
of Science Writers. E-mail
questions to skoppel@bell-
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Driving
From page A1
Since the organization
was founded, Dr. Green-
berg and his team have
gained approval from Bre-
vard Public Schools to
present the program to
high schools throughout
the county.
The format varies with
each school and is present-
ed to driver's education
students, select classes or
entire student populations.
"Any way that we can get
the information out, we'll
do it," said Lucy Hixen-
baugh, the organization's
media relations coordina-
tor, who has worked at Dr.
Greenberg's practice,
Injury Treatment Solutions,
for the past two years. "Our
mission is to lower that dis-
traction of cell phone use
and promote better driving
safety habits."
During each presenta-
tion, Dr. Greenberg, who is
father to an 18- and 21-
year-old, relays statistics
for students, while also
providing them with a
chance to participate in
program.


Students are given signs
that say, "Hang Up 'N
Drive," and are encouraged
to hold them up to fellow
drivers, who are distracted
while talking or texting on a
cell phone.
They are also provided
with a report card to record
their parents' behavior
when it comes to using a
cell phone behind the
wheel.
"They put a checkmark
and the date for every time
they catch their parents in
the act," Dr. Greenberg
said. "If they catch them 20
times, they can bring in
their report cards to me
and get a free T-shirt. When
kids are telling their par-
ents to stop, they're more
likely to avoid these dis-
tractions themselves."
Dr. Greenberg will also
be promoting an essay
contest for middle school
students to discuss their
thoughts on the issue, as
well as a drawing contest
for elementary students to
create the organization's
new logo.
He also plans to chal-
lenge high school students
to create 30-second videos
that highlight the "Hang Up


'N Drive" concept.
"We will air the winning
video on a TV commercial,"
he said.
In addition, the organi-
zation is in the process of
developing a scholarship
fund for local students who
meet the requirements of
promoting better driving
safety habits associated
with cell phone use while
driving.
In the future, Dr. Green-
berg hopes to earn busi-
ness and corporate spon-
sorships, so that the
organization can give back
to the community by pro-
viding grants for families
that have lost a family
member as a result of cell
phone use behind the
wheel.
"People ask me if I'm
doing this to change the
law," Dr. Greenberg said.
"Well, yes, that will eventu-
ally be part of what we're
doing. But even if the law is
passed, it doesn't mean
people are going to stop.
Our ultimate goal is to get
people to understand the
dangers and get them off
their cell phones while
driving."
For information about
"Hang Up 'N Drive" or to
become a sponsor, visit
www.hangupndrive.com
or e-mail info@hangupn-
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Get service at A-1 Tractor & Mower


By Jennifer Nessmith
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Need help repairing or
servicing your outdoor
power products? A-1 Tractor
& Mower in Melbourne has
you covered.
The family-owned busi-
ness has been operating
successfully in Melbourne
for 28 years, specializing in
specific brands, said Lori
Starr, who co-owns the busi-
ness with her husband,
Michael.
"We sell and service out-
door power products, spe-
cializing only in Snapper,
Stihl, Ferris and Hustler
(brand tractors, mowers and
equipment)," she said.
The business was founded
by Ms. Starr's father,
William, in 1981, shortly
after he and his wife retired
to Florida.
"Mom and Dad just want-
ed something of their own
to do," Ms. Starr said.
But Mr. Blake's decision
to start a business resulted
in an unexpected benefit to
his daughter, when she met


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Lori Starr, co-owner of A-1 Tractor and Mower of Mel-
bourne stands amongst some of the items available for


her future husband through
the store.
"I met Michael through
this business," Ms. Starr
said. "He was working as a
distributor for some of the
parts we buy. He started
working for my Dad in
1983."
Mr. Blake retired in 2001,
and Mr. and Mrs. Starr took
over.
A-1 Tractor & Mower sells
all types of outdoor power
equipment, including self-
propelled and riding lawn
mowers, weed whackers
and leaf blowers. They also
stock all the accessories for
these machines, including
lubricant and Weed Whack-
er line.
"We know our product


and we do take care of the
product, repairing it here
rather than sending it out
(for repairs)," Ms. Starr said.
"If you have questions,
even as minor as how to
wire the line on your trim-
mer, we can help you with
that."
And, as an added bonus,
customers can stop by to
visit the store's four live-in
residents. Four stray cats,
who "adopted" the store,
reside there full-time. Say
hi to Foxy, Goldie, Misty
and Bit-Bit when you come
in for new equipment, parts
or service.
A-1 Tractor & Mower is at
2299 Aurora Road, Mel-
bourne. For more informa-
tion, call (321) 254-6811.


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Road, and the construction
project at the intersection
of Hollywood Boulevard
and Henry Avenue, which
will alleviate some of the
traffic congestion we've
been having," he said.
West Melbourne and
Brevard County officials
have outlined a plan to re-
route the entrance to Hol-
lywood Estates, which is
currently located on Holly-
wood Boulevard, yards


from a congested four-way
stop. Two homes will be
removed at the back of the
park to make room for the
new entrance, which will
open up on Henry Avenue,
across from the entrance
to another housing devel-
opment, Timber Ridge.
The project also calls for
the removal of the four-
way stop and the installa-
tion of a turning lane and
traffic signal at the inter-
section of Hollywood
Boulevard and Henry
Avenue.
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"I'm delighted to be able
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"I'm looking forward to
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fiscally responsible in
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Mr. Jones also said he's
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and gets time to process
their grief."
For the past eight years,
the program has helped chil-
dren and teenagers deal with
their grief and meet others
their age who are experienc-
ing similar emotions.
Anna said just being able
to talk and share experiences
with people her age really
helped her cope.
"When my mom died it
was my freshman year of
high school. It was hard for
me, going to a new school
and then six months later
my dog died," she said.
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said.
Groups meet twice a week
and counselors use art,
painting, role-playing and
games to facilitate discus-
sion of grief experiences,
said Ms. Davis.
'A big goal of the program
is for (the children) to realize
that grief is a normal, natural
reaction after someone
dies," said Ms. Davis. 'And
that every individual has the
capacity to heal."
On meeting nights, chil-
dren eat dinner with their
families. Then children go to
their group and parents go to
their own bereavement
group.
The children and teen
groups talk for about an
hour, then do a creative proj-
ect to reflect on the person
who has died. Playtime fol-
lows, giving the children a
chance to relax and talk on
their own, said Ms. Davis.
Currently, 25 families in
Brevard County are enrolled
in the program.
Volunteers from Hospice
of St. Francis provide the
services for free to children
between ages 3 and 18,
along with their families.
Anne Foster has volun-
teered with the program
since its inception.
She realized there was a
need for such a program
while volunteering for the
school board as a school-bus
monitor.
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dren and with one there had
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a need."
Volunteers are trained to
recognize grieving behaviors
in children so they can teach
the children what they are
feeling is normal.
'A lot of times people don't
think children are as obser-
vant and don't realize they
are mourning and grieving,
too," said Ms. Foster.
Anna, who plans to volun-
teer with the group when she
gets older, said having such a
program in Brevard County
is essential.
"Without it, I'm not sure
how my life would be differ-
ent. It really helped change
my life for the better," she
said.
The North Star program
will offer a one-day camp for
any child between ages 6
and 18 in need of support
during their time of grief.
Camp activities include
creative learning and thera-
peutic crafts, as well as small
group session to encourage
campers to share memories
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skills.
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memorial ceremony, which
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responsible for the knife
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superficial cuts on his body.
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CALENDAR

FRIDAY, NOV. 13

'Hawk Watch Pro-
gram': 9 a.m. Join refuge
volunteer Al Brayton, for
a program on the refuge's
hawk species. The pro-
gram will consist of a
photographic presenta-
tion at the Visitor Center
and a driving tour in the
refuge van. The Merritt
Island National Wildlife
Refuge is located 3 1/2
miles east of Titusville on
SR 402. Call (321) 861-
5601 to reserve.
Planting herbs work-
shop: The Port Malabar
Garden Club will meet at
9:30 a.m. Peace Lutheran
Church, 1801 Port Mal-
abar Blvd., Palm Bay.
Emily Barr will teach us
how to plant herbs. Come
and learn how to spice up
meals. The public is invit-
ed and refreshments will
be served. Call (321) 725-
1704.

SATURDAY, NOV. 14

Cancer Care Founda-
tion rummage sale: to
benefit local Brevard
County cancer patients.
7:30 a.m. to noon. 4259
Sparrow Hawk Road, in
the Windover Farms sub-
division, Melbourne. If
you are unable to come
out, but wish to make a
tax-deductibe donation,
visit the secure Web site
at www.cccfoundation-
inc.org or call (321) 952-
8837.
Historical hike in
Tosahatchee: with the
Indian River Chapter of
the Florida Trail Associa-
tion. Visit Beehead
Ranch, explore the ruins
of the Bumby Camp and
other historical Sites.
Meet at 8 a.m. in the
Lowe's parking lot at
Highway 50 and 1-95. Call
(321) 267-0102 or e-mail
shawn-riley@outinthe-
boonies.com to reserve.
'Happy Pets-giving': a
special pet adoption
event. 10 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. To celebrate Thanks-
giving's "National Shelter
Appreciation Week" and
November as "Adopt a
Senior Pet Month." Free
identification microchips
will be available for all
animals adopted from
this event at the South
shelter, 5100 W. Eau Gal-
lie Blvd., Melbourne.
There will be reduced
adoption fees and
refreshments will be
available. Call (321) 253-
6608.
Workshop for feral
cat colony caregivers: 1-4
See CALENDAR, B4


Comedy show has family-friendly humor


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
CAPE CANAVERAL -
Comedian Ted Holum
said he never expected
having a clean comedy
show would be a hook.
When he started as a
comedian 30 years ago,
dirty and vulgar comedy
shows were the novelties.
"I remember when there
were one or two guys that
would do a really vulgar
show, and that was their
draw, because not many
others were doing it," he
said.
Nowadays, it seems like
everyone has gotten into
the dirty humor act.
"I've been at comedy
clubs in Orlando and some
of the guys in front of me
had really vulgar topics.
Even the emcee would go
off on dirty topics. There is
a place for that, but it's not
for everyone and a lot of
people get turned off," said
Mr. Holum.
So, Mr. Holum, who is
now a resident of Merritt
Island, and his old friend,
ventriloquist Peter Hefty,
got together to create the
Laughing Tiki Road Show,
a "clean" comedy show
the whole family can
enjoy.
Their first show on Oct.
12, which was originally
meant to host 100,
attracted 240 audience
members.
"Everyone can relate,"
said Mr. Holum. "Adults
and children enjoy the
show, not just because it's
not dirty, but because it's


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Week of 11-13-2009


Photo courtesy of Ted Holum
Comedian Ted Holum and ventriloquist Peter Hefty will present a family-friendly
comedy show at the Radisson at the Port, Nov. 14.


funny. There is a lot of
observation humor and
one-liners. I think we've
hit a real niche here."
Having worked on
cruise ships for more than
12 years, Mr. Holum had
plenty of experience with
family-friendly comedy.
He said he and Mr.
Hefty wanted to bring
their show to the Cape
Canaveral area because
there isn't much family-
friendly nightlife.
"Unless you want to go
to the port and drink or
hit the bar scene, there is
not much to the do with
the family," he said.
Mr. Hefty said their
show proves that even
older comics who have
been around for a while


still have something
funny to say.
He and his troupe of
ventriloquist dummies,
which includes Hoodoo
the mind-reader, Justin, a
dinosaur who used to
teach children how to
brush their teeth at a
dentist's office, 93-year-
old Percy, and old-timey
entertainer Mr. Mushi,
delight audiences with
their humor and tricks of
ventriloquism.
Mr. Hefty has been
performing as a ventrilo-
quist since he was 6, when
he got hooked on making
people laugh.
"I helped my uncle who
was a magician and was
always goofing up tricks. I
got more laughter and just


kept coming up with ways
to make people laugh," he
said.
Audiences can expect a
lot of variety and person-
alities with distinctive
voices during his act, said
Mr. Hefty.
And while the show is
suitable for children 13
and older, it's not just for
kids, said Mr. Holum.
"It's also for adults who
appreciate funny, clean
humor," he said.
The Laughing Tiki Road
Show is scheduled for 8
p.m., Nov. 14 at the
Radisson at the Port, 8701
Astronaut Blvd., Cape
Canaveral.
Tickets are $10 and must
be reserved by calling (321)
298-1001.


Out & about


FRIDAY, NOV. 13

*'Native Rhythms
Festival': Nov. 13-15.
Wickham Park, 2500 Parkway
Drive, Melbourne, flute
making and playing competi-
tions, and auction and raffle
and food and drinks. Free
admission for the whole
family. Call (321) 639-3561
or visit www.navtiverhythms-
festival.com.
Tag sale fundraiser: for
The Brevard Association for
the Advancement of the
Blind on Friday, Nov. 13 and
Saturday, Nov. 14 from 8 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at 674 South Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. For
more information about
group services or to make
other drop-off arrangements,
call (321) 773-7222.
Holy Spirit annual
bazaar and craft sale:
hosted by The Holy Spirit
Council of Catholic Women.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.


Friday, Nov. 13 and Saturday,
Nov. 14. Holy Spirit Church
Hall, 2309 Holder Road,
Mims. There will also be a
silent auction and basket
mania with contents donated
from local businesses and
merchants valued at more
than $2,000 to benefit the
Holy Spirit scholarship fund.
The Tea Room will be serving
chili, homemade soup and
sandwiches. Call (321) 269-
4178.
Holiday Bazaar: 6-9 p.m.
Hope Episcopal Church, 190
Interlachen Road, Suntree.
Fall and winter shopping
complete with gift ideas,
decor and products to
choose from with local craft,
art, and at-home businesses!
Sponsored by Mothers of
Preschoolers (MOPS), a
nonprofit organization
working to ensure no mother
is ever left alone. Call (321)
626-0531.
Friday Family Fest: with


bluegrass music of the Penny
Creek Band, a local group of
musicians playing a wide
variety of music. From 6-10
p.m. enjoy the sights and
sounds while strolling East
New Haven Ave. in Historic
Downtown Melbourne and
visit more than 60 art, craft,
business and food vendors.
The Kid's Zone and a rock
climbing wall will also
provide fun activities for
children. Come early for easy
parking and bring a lawn
chair to enjoy the music. No
coolers or pets, please. Call
(321) 724-1741.
Winter bazaar 'Festivus
Marketplace': 6-9 p.m. West
Shore Junior/Senior High
School, 250 Wildcat Alley,
Melbourne. Seeking artists,
crafters and business vendors
to sell or display goods. A
table is $20, $25 with
electrical access. Donations
of gift certificates or products
are also sought and will be


included in the event as door
prizes and provide another
way to market your business.
Donations are tax-deductible.
Call (321) 773-7218.
Popcorn and a movie:
6:30-8:30 p.m. Palm Bay
Community Center, 1502
Port Malabar Blvd. $2
admission for a movie on a
big screen and popcorn.
(321) 952-3443.
'Annie' the musical: 7:30
p.m. Play runs weekends
until Nov. 29; 7:30 p.m.
Friday, 2 and 7:30 p.m.
Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
Cocoa Village Playhouse, 300
Brevard Ave., Cocoa. Call
(321) 636-5050.
Tokyo String Quartet:
performance presented by
The Melbourne Chamber
Music Society. 8 p.m. St.
Mark,s United Methodist
Church, 2030 A1A, Indialan-
tic. Tickets available in
advance or at the door for
See OUT, B2


Aries-March 21-April 19
Your strong belief in doing
things right is a major factor
in your wonderful personal,
professional and social suc-
cess. When you get that
"right" feeling nothing can
stop or slow you down. You
have an awesome reservoir
of creativity, talent and pas-
sion. So many dreams live in
your heart. Keep on dream-
ing.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
This year has been challeng-
ing. Next year has good
promise. Why? Because you
continue to ride out the
storms of life. You never give
up. This is one of your great-
est gifts. It would be nice if
you let others do a little
more for you when needed.
You have strong instincts to
guide you when you are
open and listening.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
You know what you want.
Surrender your lower will
and ask the universe to help
you get it and it will. It takes
patience, trust and faith in
the higher power. Make sure
you have a vision of the
probable outcome before
taking action. This inner guid-
ance will save a lot of frustra-
tion. No reason to make false
starts now.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
Your heart energy is especial-
ly strong right now. Stay psy-
ched up. Now is the best
time to take action on new
plans. You will be amazed at
the positive results. You are
less stressed, more relaxed
and feeling better as the
result. Use this as a spring-
board to propel you forward
and up to your best goals
and dreams.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Responsibilities continue to
increase. The key is not to do
more, but to refine present
jobs and keep them bal-
anced. Successful people
work the top two or three
priorities first. They let the
lesser things wait and take
action on them only if they
move up the priority list. Your
fine sense of duty will see
you through.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Think each day like you have
everything you desire to live
a high-quality life. Quality is
more important than quanti-
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time students. Call (321) 956-
8775.
Their Playing Our Song'
the musical: 8 p.m. Play runs
until Nov. 21; 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday.
Titusville Playhouse, 301 Julia
St. Call (321) 268-1125.
Cirque Dreams 'Holidaze':
from the creators of the
Broadway hit, Cirque Dreams
"Jungle Fantasy." 8 p.m. Friday,
Nov. 13 and Saturday, Nov. 14
and 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15.
King Center for the Performing
Arts, 3835 N. Wickham Road,
Melbourne. Call the box office
at (321) 242-2219.
*'The Phantom Ninja of
the Crystal Palace': an original
production written by Bryan
Bergeron and performed by
the students of Surfside Youth
Players' fall theatre arts
workshop. 8 p.m. Friday, Nov.
13 and 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov.
14. Tickets cost $7 per person.
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Charity poker run: hosted
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Craft show: 9 a.m. to 3
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*'Friends Of Art' American
festival: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Searstown Mall, 3550 S.
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Health fair: 1-3 p.m. North
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Lane Ave., Titusville. Free blood
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checks, cholesterol screening,
glucose measuring, pain
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spinal analysis, massage
therapy and reps for assisted
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Titusville Fire Deptartment will
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detectors. Free flu shots for
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nominal fee for those who
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door prizes and more.
Sponsored in conjunction with
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(321) 268-9530.
Special tour of the Liberty
Bell Memorial Museum: with
curator Peter Diaz. 3 p.m. 1601
Oak St., Melbourne. Patriotic
and memorial exhibits on
special display. Call (321) 725-
4115 or visit www.southbre-
vardhistory.org.
Best-selling author to
speak: Donald Miller to launch
his new book, "A Million Miles
in a Thousand Years" Best
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United Methodist Church,
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p.m. Radisson at the Port,
8701 Astronaut Blvd., Cape
Canaveral. Encore perform-
ance of the "Laughing Tiki
Comedy Club." Comedians Ted
Holum from Merritt Island,
who has appeared on the
"Tonight Show" and 12 years
on cruise ships, and ventrilo-
quist Peter Hefty from "Ameri-
ca's Got Talent. Call (321) 298-
1001 for information or to
reserve.

SUNDAY, NOV. 15
'Hometown Fest': a family
charity event to benefit the
special needs clients of Hidden
Potentials. 1-5 p.m. Parrish
Health & Fitness, 2210 Cheney
Highway, Titusville. Chili cook-
off, cake contest, bounce
houses, Zumba demonstra-
tion, dance off contest,
WiiRock Band competition
between area schools, Play
Plus Birthday Party for kids,
belly dancing demo, three-
legged races, cornhole
competition, sack races,
clowns, princess dress up area
with photos and lots of food.
There will be activities for all
ages and abilities, including
individuals with special needs.
Free admission. Call (321)
267-6318.
Classical Flamenco
Guitarist Shawn Foster: 2
p.m. Cocoa Beach Public
Library, 550 N. Brevard Ave.
Call (321) 868-1104.
'Hymn Fest free mem-
bers' concert: for Space Coast
Chapter of the American Guild
of Organists. 3:30 p.m.
Episcopal Church of Our
Savior, 1000 Jersey Lane, Palm
Bay. The theme of praise and
Thanksgiving featuring
preludes played on organ and
hymns sung by the congrega-
tion. This concert will acknowl-
edge the organ's special role
as song leader in a festival
celebrating the human spirit in
song. Join various churches
and community choirs from
the area as we listen to the
pipe organ in solo perform-
ance and in congregational
singing of hymns. Open to the
public and all ages are
welcome. Call (321) 757-3622.
Free concert: by the
Greater Canaveral Chapter of
The Barbershop Harmony
Society. 3 p.m. First United
Methodist Church of Titusville,
213 S. Palm Ave. The Space
Coast Chorus will sing patriotic
songs and a variety of popular
music. A free will offering will
be taken. Call (321) 454-3823.

MONDAY, NOV. 16
'Cole Bros. Circus of the
Stars': to benefit Kiwanis Club
of Melbourne. Monday, Nov.
16 through Wednesday, Nov.
18 at The Wickham Park
Pavilion, 3865 N. Wickham
Road, Melbourne. Human and
animal performers, motorcycle
"Globe of Death," high wire
man pyramid, jugglers, clowns,
aerial ballerinas and more.
Cost is $12 for adults and free
for children under 12 when
purchased in advance at
(888) 332-5200 or $17 at the
door. For information, call
(800) 796-5672.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18
'Walmartopia': a comedy
by the husband-wife team,
Andrew Rohn and Catherine
Capellaro. Presented by Cocoa
Beach Jr. /Sr. High School. Play
runs 4:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 18 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19-
21. Tickets are $8 in advance;
$10 at the door. Call (321)
783-1776, Ext. 4007 or e-mail
Kevin Buck at buckk@bre-
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'Hands Across the Sea'
free concert: with the
Melbourne Municipal Band.
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18
and Thursday, Nov. 19.
Melbourne Auditorium, 625 E.
Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne.
Acclaimed conductors Maestro
Derek Stannard, a native of
England, and Colonel Hal
Gibson (U.S. Army Retired),
will combine their talents and
longtime professional experi-
ence to present a unique and
interesting concert featuring
the music of Great Britain and
America. Call (321) 724-0555
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ty. Your request for wisdom
above riches makes the uni-
verse want to shower you
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on peace, love, health, faith,
joy, creativity and freedom
and abundance will be
added, as well.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Your load in life wants to
get lighter. It's up to you to
listen to your inner feelings
and say no when your
instincts tell you to. The
tide is flowing in your favor
now. Write down the
"aha's" you hear that bring
joy to your heart. Keep
them moving forward. You
don't have to be all things
to all people anymore. Be
good to you.


Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Keep a strong focus on your
goals right now. Enjoy your
time at the helm of the
zodiac. You always take
care of everyone else. It's
time to take care of your
self. Positive actions are
strong medicine and earn
respect, love and honor.
You can expect forward
movement, renewed joy
and abundance as your
rewards.

Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
You have grown so much
emotionally, spiritually and
universally this year. You
are calmer, more centered
and upbeat. You are a fire
sign. Your instincts rule
your head. Trust and use
them. They are the inner
light that guides you. Enrich
your personal life. An emo-
tionally stable Sag is a pow-
erful force in life.


Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
You have accomplished a
lot this year. It's time to
prepare next year's list.
Your confidence level is
higher than ever because of
successes this year. Many of
the results are because of
your strong, healthy inter-
est in life. The passion in
your soul burns strong.
Seize and savor each
moment. Many more are
soon on the way.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
The artist living in your soul
demands more expression.
Just be sure to finish old
projects in proportion to
starting new ones. Maintain
balance in life. The deeper
secrets and mysteries of life


continue to emerge and be
made known to you. This
deep well is your reward.
This is the age of Aquarius,
you know.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
You are more highly
respected than you know.
For every person who com-
mends you, nine others are
thinking it. Many quote
your words of wisdom.
Why? Because you help so
many find their way in life.
Your mission is to help and
serve. This is a treasure
above great riches and the
primary source of your hap-
piness.
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James can help you find


your way in these challeng-
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ing, an astrology chart,
exciting home or office
party, or an inspirational
group talk are just a few of
the services he provides.
For details call (772) 334-
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TRAVEL


Carnival's newest ship to arrive at Port Canaveral Nov. 18


Here comes another
boost to Brevard
County's tourism.
Carnival Cruise Lines
newest vessel the "Carnival
Dream" will arrive at Port
Canaveral in December.
The Carnival Dream will
make her official American
debut from New York with
two eight-day Florida and
Caribbean sailings with a
call at Port Canaveral.
When she arrives Nov. 18
for the day she will be wel-
comed with "Sail-A-Bration"
hosted by Canaveral Port
Authority.
In May, Port Canaveral
welcomed Royal Caribbean's
160,000-ton Freedom of the
Seas, among much hoopla
hosted by the Canaveral
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there will be a cruise give-a-
way, where one lucky win-
ner (and guest) will win a
cruise in a suite on a Carni-
val fantasy-class ship. It's
worth the trip out to Jetty
Park for the festivities.
Carnival's largest vessel
comes complete with
amenities galore including
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side theatre allows for
movies under the stars and
the first at sea laser light
show.
Gathering Place is a two-
level casual eatery offering
breakfast, lunch and dinner,
with culinary choices that
include Italian, Tex-Mex and
Asian specialties. Also avail-
able is a pasta bar, 24-hour
pizzeria, burrito bar, New
York-style deli and a grille,
offering the usual American
fare of hot dogs and ham-
burgers.
Ocean Plaza is a spectacu-
lar indoor/outdoor cafk and
entertainment venue for


guests to either relax and
watch, have cappuccino and
lattes or dance and have
fun.
Carnival Dream offers a
more intimate dining expe-
rience at Chef's Art located
on deck 12. This 139-seat,
steakhouse-style restaurant
offers prime dry-aged
U.S.D.A. beef, lobster tail,
lamb chops and Chilean sea
bass on its delectable menu.
The Scarlet and Crimson
main dining rooms offer
many choices from appetiz-
ers, to salads, to main cours-
es and desserts each
evening.
The Dream has some
industry firsts, as well. One
of the more exciting for
cruisers are "fun hubs."
These are computer kiosks
located around the ship that
offer guests the ability to get
in touch with each other


while out and about.
A family member can
leave a message on another
member's profile to let them
know where they are and
where to meet. Also, one
might have an interest and
put it out there for others
who might have the same
interest to meet.
The kids' facility is the
largest at sea as is the Water-
Works aqua park that
includes the longest water-
slide. Not to mention the
more than 23,000- square-
foot Cloud 9 spa.
So much more, but so lit-
tle space to tell you about
this incredible ship.
Built in the Fincantieri's
shipyard in Italy, the 130,000
ton Dream set sail in mid-
September, then picked up
its first passengers for three,
12-day European sailings.
On Oct. 17, she set sail on


her transatlantic voyage to
New York, where she will
arrive to the fanfare and an
official naming ceremony
and christening. The Dream
will start her alternating
eastern and western itiner-
aries from her homeport on
Dec. 5.
The excitement builds for
all of us. Carnival Dream has
pricing starting as low as
$619 per person (plus taxes
and fees) for a seven-night
cruise.
See you all there at Jetty
Park at Port Canaveral on
Nov. 18 for the festivities.
Free parking in the after-
noon.

Patty Toppa is a travel
consultant with Gadabout
Travel. She can be reached at
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bourne Beach and will fea-
ture children's activities and
dessert tables, face painting
an appearance by Manny
the Manatee, a silent auc-
tion and live music by the
Brevard Symphony Orches-
tra.
Local businesses will pro-
vide complimentary servic-
es, such as free chiropractic
adjustments by The Joint,
free massages by Touch
Matters, Inc., and free chil-
dren's activities by Play Plus
for Kids.
Restaurants and shops
that will be providing sam-
ples of their chocolate
desserts include Pizza
Gallery & Grill, Tuscany
Grill, Fruit Flowers, Tin Roof
Popcorn, The Personal Chef,
Perkins Restaurant Con-
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Key Grill, Mimis Cafk,
AMORE Ristorante & Chop
House, Too Jay's Gourmet
Deli and The Melting Pot.
Tickets are $20 for adults
in advance or $25 at the
door. Children's tickets are
$5 in advance or $7.50 at the
door.
Sponsorship opportuni-
ties are still available.
For information, call Eric
Gelman at (321) 704-1244.

Budget friendly
holiday work party

The Hilton Melbourne
Rialto Place is hosting an
alternative holiday work
party for the small budget
from 6-10 p.m. on Thursday,
Dec. 17.
All are invited to share a
holiday party with your local
business associates at the
venue, 200 Rialto Place, Mel-
bourne.
There will be appetizers, a
gourmet holiday buffet, an
array of desserts, Hilton
Rialto's infamous chocolate
fountain and two drink tick-
ets per person for the cash
bar. There will also be danc-
ing and raffle prizes. Enter-
tainment and lighting to be
provided by DJ Shane
Cost is $50 per person.
Bring a toy for "Toys for
Tots" and receive one free
raffle ticket. Dress code is
semi-formal holiday attire.
For information and to
book your company, call
(321) 768-0200.

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award from Press Ganey -
one of the nation's leading
research and patient satis-
faction survey firms for the
healthcare industry.
Health First hospitals had
exceptional scores when
patients were asked about
their general satisfaction as
well as how likely they were
to recommend the hospital
to someone else.
For information, call (321)
412-8810.


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teer, Kathy Eichinger, for
a natural history program
about the American alli-
gator. View a photo pres-
entation, handle gator
artifacts and learn where
the "big boys" hang out.
The Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
is located 3 1/2 miles east
of Titusville on SR 402 in
the Visitor Center audito-
rium. Call (321) 861-5601
to reserve.
'Wild Horse Ministry':
3-5 p.m. Fellowship Unit-
ed Methodist church, 975
Malabar Road, Palm Bay.
Paul Daily will present
"The Round Pen of Life"
and use methods to break
an untrained horse. Food
available. Call (321) 723-
2143.
'Star Gazing in the
Sanctuary': 6-9 p.m. Bar-
rier Island Center, 8385
A1A, Melbourne Beach.
Explore the season's clear
skies and peer through
powerful telescopes on
the observation deck. Call
(321) 723-3556 or visit
www.barrierislandcenter.c
om.

MONDAY, NOV. 16
Embroiderers' Guild:
meeting. 9:30 a.m. Front
Street Civic Center, 2210
Front St., Melbourne.
Members will be display-
ing their "President Chal-
lenge" works of needle
and thread art. All guests
are welcome. Call (321)
591-0097.
'Living with Diabetes':
lecture. 11 a.m. to noon.
Holmes Regional Medical
Center, Auditorium A,
1350 South Hickory St.,
Melbourne. Learn about
the causes, diagnosis, and
treatment of diabetes.
Call (321) 434-4359.

TUESDAY, NOV. 17
Bird watching tours:
ongoing through Novem-
ber every Thursday, Satur-
day and Sunday at 9 a.m.
Meet at Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
Visitor Center, 3 1/2 miles
east of Titusville on SR
402. Take a three to four


hours tour. Bring binocu-
lars, bug repellent, cam-
era, field guides, water
and a snack. Loaner
binoculars available. Cost
is $3, children under 16
are free. Call (321) 861-
5601 to reserve.
Artificial reefs off
Sebastian Inlet': lunch
presentation with Nicole
Hoier of Florida Institute
of Technology. Noon to 1
p.m. The Lagoon House,
3275 Dixie Highway, Palm
Bay. Explore the cutting
edge efforts use to create
new reefs to provide habi-
tats for marine life and
increase species varia-
tion. Bring a bag lunch.
Call 321) 725-7775.
'Getting Through the
Holidays When You've
Lost a Loved One': sup-
port workshop. 5:30-7
p.m. Wuesthoff Hospice,
8060 Spyglass Hill Road,
Viera. Call (321) 253-2222
to reserve a seat.
Beach Gardeners
Club: meeting. 6:30 p.m.
Melbourne Beach Com-
munity Center, 509 Ocean
Ave. Invasive plant spe-
cialist Jack Dearhammer
(aka Dr. Pepper) will
speak on recognition and
removal of invasive
plants. Visitors are wel-
come. E-mail
clavrack@yahoo. com.

WEDNESDAY,
NOV. 18
Empowering your life:
with the power of grati-
tude, holistic health and
angelic protection. 3-5
p.m. Cocoa Beach Public
Library, 550 N. Brevard
Ave. (321) 868-1104.
The Melbourne chap-
ter of Florida Writers
Association's: meeting. 6-8
p.m. West Melbourne
Library, 2755 Wingate Blvd.
Program will be writing the
synopsis by Rachel Hauck,
bestselling author with a
live critique of manu-
scripts submitted by mem-
bers. Call (321) 455-2986
for details.

UPCOMING EVENTS
'Bookfair': fundraiser
for Melbourne Municipal
Band. Saturday, Nov. 21.
Barnes and Noble, 1955 W.
New Haven Ave., Mel-


bourne. Percentage of
sales will be donated to
longtime local music
organization. (321) 726-
9505.
Safe Boating certifi-
cation class: with Coast
Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
17-6. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat-
urday, Nov. 21. Lee Wen-
ner Park, 300 Riveredge
Blvd., Cocoa. Cost is $40
and includes all materials
and lunch. Call (877) 835-
3760 or e-mail flotil-
la46@ureach.com to
reserve.
Hike part of the Flori-
da Trail: and attend
Patrick Smith Day at For-
ever Florida. Meet at 8:30
a.m., Saturday, Nov. 21 at
Sam's Club, 4255 New
Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Carpool out to Forever
Florida to hike, followed
by lunch and viewing the
arts and crafts exhibits.
Entrance fee is $10 per
car. Call (321) 729-9162 or
e m a i 1
daleweddle@msn.com to
reserve.
Hike Oak Hammock:
Join Merritt Island
National Wildlife Refuge
volunteer Jim Stahl for a
3/4 mile hike through a
hardwood hammock. 10
a.m. Saturday, Nov. 21.
Enjoy the fall weather
while learning about the
many plants and animals
that live in this habitat.
Wear comfortable walk-
ing shoes and bring water
and insect repellant.
Loaner binoculars are
available. Call (321) 861-
5601 to reserve.
Christmas tree sale:
to benefit help Rockledge
Church of the Nazarene
build its new preschool.
Friday Nov. 27 through
Thursday, Dec. 24. Fresh-
cut North Carolina Fraser
firs. 651 Barnes Blvd.,
Rockledge. Call (321) 636-
4600.
'Spade and Trowel
Home Tour': Annual
Cocoa and Rockledge
Garden Club Christmas
home tour. 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5.
Tickets are $12 in
advance and $15 the day
of the tour. Crafts, bake
sale, and refreshments
available. Call Margaret
at (321) 288-3014 for
more information.


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*"Young Eagles Flight
Rally': hosted by the Experi-
mental Aircraft Association.
Free airplane rides for youth
ages 8-17. Saturday, Nov. 21.
Registration starts at 8:30 a.m.
and closes at noon. Merritt
Island Airport off of South
Courtenay Parkway. Youth will
receive a certification as an
official Young Eagle and be
entered into the "World's
Largest Logbook." For informa-
tion, call (321) 636-5346, visit
www.youngeagles.org or
www.eaa.org.
Holiday craft fair: 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21. Palm
Bay Community Center, 1502
Port Malabar Blvd. Free event
to the public. Now accepting
registration for vendors: $25
plus tax for a 1Oxi 0 space. Call
(321) 952-3443.
Celebration in the Park: a
Fall family funfest with a child-
safety theme. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 21. Junny Rios-
Martinez Park, 2100 Westmin-
ster Drive, Cocoa. The center-
piece of our event is the


presentation of the "Junny," an
award given annually by our
group, to recognize a Floridian
who has played a roll in the
American child protective
movement.
This year's honoree is child
advocate Evin Daly. Admission
and parking are free for the
event. Children will enjoy the
games, face painting, bounce
house, craft center, clowns and
more. Food booth will serve
pulled pork, popcorn, candy
and fresh baked goodies and
musicians and entertainers will
perform. Children can meet the
Brevard County Sheriffs
"Deputy Courage" Action Hero.
The County S.W.A.T. Team will
demonstrate tactics and the K-
9 unit. Call (321) 638-3711.
*'Bizarre' bazaar: to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 21. Cocoa Beach
Community Church, Sponsler
Hall, 126 S. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa
Beach. Presented by the Cocoa
Beach Garden Club. Activities
include: white elephant goods,
bake and craft sales, raffles and
local artists. Lunch available for
a fee. Fundraiser supports
community beautification and
scholarship programs. Call
(321) 784-0913.


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MALABAR: Fri 11/13 to
Sun 11/15, 8am-3pm,
2565 Corey Rd (1 mile
South of Malabr Rd) En-
tire Household including
Tools, Collectibles & Lots
more!!!
MELBOURNE
Sat & Sun. 8am- 1pm.
592 Old Oak St.
(Old Eau Gallie, 1 block
South of Eau Gallie Blvd
& US1) Household items,
clothing, toys & more.
MELBOURNE
FRI 11/13 & SAT 11/14
8AM-1PM
644 CHARLES DRIVE
(Off Babcock & US 1)
Antiques, Womens,
clothing, furniture, house-
wares, and more.
MELBOURNE GARAGE
SALE Sat 11/14. 8am-?.
2008 Ford Circle North
(Croton to left on Ixora,
1st left is Ford Cir.)
Variety of excellent items,
to many to list!
MELBOURNE: Sunday
only, 11/15, 7:30-3:00,
2008 Trevino Cir, (Off
Croton, N of Lake Wash-
ington) 7ft prelit x-mas
tree, canarys, glass din-
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more.
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SPECIAL RATES
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866-894-0442


PALM BAY
Fri & Sat Nov 13th &14th
9am to ?
2860 Kirby Circle #16
(Kirby Industrial Park)
Some office, household
some furn, collectibles.
Lot of misc.
PALM BAY
MULTI-FAMILY
Fri. & Sat. Nov 13-14
9am-2pm. 779 Scotia
Ave SW (Malabar W to
Garvey to Harrington, 3rd
right Scotia) tools
household items includes
wall hangings
SATELLITE BEACH
BAAB Annual Tag Sale
Fri. & Sat., Nov. 13 & 14,
8am-3pm. 674 S. Patrick
Dr. Housewares galore!
Baby & toddler items,
Xmas, & much more!
Support a Great Cause!

SPECIAL
TIMETO CLEAN UP?
Hold a garage sale, make
money & make someone
happy! Call
321-242-0442
to place your ad!
VIERA- BAYHILL
Drive-thru community
garage sale.
Sat Nov 14th
8am to 2pm
(off Murrell)
Misc, household, toys,
lots more.


FLORIDA MEMORIAL
GARDENS in Rockledge.
2 Cremation Niches in
the Chapel of Peace,
$2000/ea. 321-213-5050
FLORIDA MEMORIAL
Gardens Side by side
lots, in Christian section.
Asking $4500 for both.
321-255-1098
FOUNTAIN HEAD
Memorial Park, Palm Bay
Mausoleum. (2) Side by
side 4th level companion
crypts. Value $10,600.
Will sell for $9,500.
321-480-3108
MEMORIAL GARDENS
Crypt in The Chapel of
Peace. 6th level, side by
side, with skylight above
$9000obo 321-848-1458



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private readings. Also will
come to your home for a
"reading party".Invite your
friends for a night of in-
sight and fun. Reasona-
bly priced. 772-334-9487


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0397 Unplanned Preg-
nancy? Provide your
baby with a loving, fi-
nancially secure family.
Living/ Medical/ Coun-
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Social worker on staff.
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Financial security. Ex-
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Entire Collections
Stars, Commons-Sets
321-536-2797

BUYING US mint stamps
and older US pre 1940
stamps & collections.
321-610-8342
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CALL CLASSIFIED
866-894-0442


OLD GUITARS Wanted!
Fender, Gibson,Gretsch,
Martin D'Angelico,
Stromberg, Rickenbacker,
& Mosrite, Gibson
Mandolins/Banjos. 1930's
thru 1970's Top cash
paid! These brands only
please. 800 -401-0440
WANTED DIABETES
Test Strips Any Kind/Any
brand Unexpired. Pay up
to $16.00 per box.
Shipping Paid. Call 713-
395-1106 or 713-343-
3050 ext. 1. www.
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WANTED DIABETES
Test Strips: Any Kind/Any
Brand. Unexpired. Pay up
to $16/ Box. Shipping
Paid. Call 713-395-1106
or 832-620-4497 ext.11
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WANTED JUNK CARS
Running or not $150 &
up. We pay cash! 24-hrs.
Call 321-631-0111
WE BUY LATE
MODEL USED SPAS
Call Tropical Spas
321-674-9077






CHINA NORITAKE SET
110 + pieces, service for
12 with extra serving
Lenox pepper & salt.
used 2x's $950/obo 321
728-2763 321-674-9202


DRYER, MAYTAG elect
dryer, large, white, $125,
Kids Electric Motorized
scooter, like new, $100,
10' trampoline, no tears/
rips, $75, Mens & Ladies
Trek Mtn. bikes, $50 ea.
(321)253-9248



AMP, BASS Amp,
Peavey 40 classic, 40
watt, 15" speaker, ex.
cond. $120 321-412-1620
BEANBAG CHAIR
converts into a calif king
bed. navy blue corduroy.
$150 321-693-5881
BEAR, CHRISTMAS
build a bear w/ 6 outfits &
extras, $50, uniform
scrubs $40 321-633-0851
BED, Single, adjustable,
$199, 321-726-6479
BICYCLE, CHOPPER,
as new great christmas,
present Stingray Schwinn
20", $65, 321-368-4658
BICYCLE, FOLDABLE,
6 speed, new i box,
asking $135,
321-779-9282 SoBrev
BIMINI TOPS, 2, black,
60" high by 91" wide by 6'
long, aluminum frame,
$95 ea 321-890-2965
BINOCULARS, MARINE
tasco, rubber coated,
820x50 with zoom, $90
321-725-7848 SoBrev


CABINET, DECRETIVE
chinese cabinet, 3 black
laquear, $35 ea
321-432-8280 NoBrev
CAMERA Surveillance
camera new, color
wireless, $145, TV& VCR
$45, 321-777-4153
CD PLAYER, Pioneer,
12 disk, w/ wiring, ex.
cond, call evenings, $40
321-722-9350 SoBrev
CEILING FAN, 52" $25,
patio verticals, $50
321-777-2594 SoBrev
CHAISE LOUNGE,
Rattan, ex. cond. natural
finish, $175
321-757-5742 SoBrev
CHINA CABINET,
Haverty's, like new, $199
obo, 321-622-5467
CHRISTMAS TREE, 7.5'
825 lights, $125,
excellent condition
321-254-8451 SoBrev
CHRISTMAS VILLAGE,
20 piece trees, fences
and people, $100 obo
321-749-3344 NoBrev
CLARINET WITH case,
$65 obo, 321-480-7992
COFFEE TABLE, Oak &
2 end tables w/ beveled
glass tops, like new,
$150, 321-733-0885
COUCH, VINTAGE, & 2
chairs, $150 firm,
321-752-0856 SoBrev


CURIO CABINET, Keep
sake, dark brown wood
with glass front and sides
$200, 321-368-1111
DAY BED, girls, white,
with trundle & mattress,
brass, $150
321-449-4076 NoBrev
DESK & chair, wicker,
white, w/ center drawer
and 3 side drawers, $100
321-728-5684 SoBrev
DESK, WOOD desk, w/ 7
drawers, very good
condition, leave message
$50, 321-723-1160
DINING ROOM set, 54"
round table, glass, 4
heavy iron chairs, $175,
321-725-3738 SoBrev
DISPLAY CASE
Showcase for die cast
cars with locks & lights.
$200/obo 321-622-8034
DOLL HOUSE, portable,
very good condition, 16
little people pieces, $10
321-984-5279 SoBrev
DOUBLE TOOL box 6
drawer on wheels $60.
321-768-0940
DRESSERS, 2, Child
size medium brown in
color, excellent cond, $30
ea 321-633-6593
ELLIPTICAL Exerciser,
image 8.25, new
condition, $150,
321-591-6005 SoBrev
ENTERTAINMENT
center, fits up to 42" flat
screen TV, ex. cond,
$150. 321-480-9915


FUR COAT, white, $20,
sark sweeper, $20,
321-794-8082 SoBrev
GOLF CLUB, mens right
hand, Ram woods and
irons, $35
321-205-6368 SoBrev
GOLF CLUBS &
bag,mens left hand, $85
321-674-8762 SoBrev
GOLF CLUBS, full set
with putter and pull cart,
excellent, $75
321-254-6025 SoBrev
GRILL, hardly used, $50,
Dinette set, maple, 4
chairs & table, $50
321-676-4604 SoBrev
GUITAR, ELECTRIC,
Fender Squire w/ AMP
and many accessories,
$150 321-622-5656
HEAD BOARD, Queen,
real wood, $20
321-431-3142
HUMMEL PLATES,
1973, 1975, 1978, $150
obo, free wooden frames,
321-259-3688 SoBrev
LAMPS 2 lamps in great
condition $25 each.
321-253-9722
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Frank's Barber Shop
1801 N. Wickham Rd,
Yes! We are Still Here!
Since 1982. Specializing
in Men's Regulars Cuts.
Still only $10.
Open Monday-Saturday.
Sorry No phone.


M HAIR SALON
Full Service Salon. 4270
Minton Rd. Owners Diane
& Loretta. 321-725-4291




A.J.'s FENCING Unbeat-
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from A-Z! (Lic#FE120)772-
633-8543; 321-953-1980

Handyman Services By
William Haynes. No job
too big. 35+yrs exp. Lic &
Ins. Call 321-698-5525

Hansen Home Repair
Services. Also, Scooter
& powerchair repairs,exp.
Seniors & Vets 10% off.
Lic & Ins. 321-506-8200

HOME REPAIRS
Quality Work, All Kinds,
Affordable Rates. Call
Harry Lee 321-632-8627

Smith's Landscaping
Ext/Int Painting Pressure
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321-698-3677 Lic/Ins




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BATHROOMS
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just plain safer! Hand-
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surfaces. All types re-
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE
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ence, limitation or discnmina- INDIAN HARBOUR BCH 321-806-1240
tion In addition, the Fair Open Sunday 1-4pm. In i ,Ia
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discmarital station bisexual on age Way, beach access, play- omeII or denials! Everyone is ap- $:
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knowingly accept any adver- (Realtor) 321-752-0808 MELBOURNE: New Hor- Habla Espanol. 954-
tising which is in violation of ton Homes, Singles and 605-0814 / 800-733-1718
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by informed that all dwellings town Off US1, Walk to an Adult Park From PALM HARBOR: Huge D
are available on an equal River & historic area. 3br/ $31 995 Call Carolyn for 3br/2ba loaded 14 hous- S
basis 2b, 12r50 'f qr .......h + ,1 I Io es to chooseJ from .S


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tion, 11/24/09, 11:00am,
Commercial Condomini-
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tached Office. 3815 North
US 1, Unit 24, Cocoa, FL
32926 Sharon Sullivan
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Golden Gate Blvd. Polk
City, FL 33868-9076
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Lot Rental at
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2/2 split plan, central heat
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screened encl. patio,
carport, util. rm., dbl roof,
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shed ,washer/dryer, partial
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MELBOURNE- 55+ pool
clbhse, fitness rm. Pet
OK Move-in-ready 3/1.5
fully furn, all appl's,
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$10,000 321-474-5003
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dues for full amenities,
Rv & boat storage,
heated pool, clubhouse.
$88,000 772-918-8123

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PALM BAY Female will
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responsible person.
Rooms from $450
includes utilities.
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MELBOURNE 1/1 condo
off Lake Washington.
New cabinets, tile & bath-
room. Includes water, TV,
cable & pool. No pets.
$500/mo. 321-626-0731
MELBOURNE 1BR/1BA
$600/mo. Incls elec/water
/swr/pest & trash. Central
loc., Audubon Dr. Mins to
beaches. Also, 1/1 $500
incl water. 321-722-0781
Melbourne/Indialantic
2nd fir, 1br/1.5ba, Palm
Colony Club, across from
ocean, all amenities
$675/mo incl water.
954-260-4092
MELBOURNE: 2br/1ba
freshly painted, CHA,
$600/mo Close to every-
thing. 321-543-2990
MERRITT ISLAND, 2Bd/
2Ba., 1000sqft. condo,
comm. pool, playground,
parking, pet ok, $750/mo,
+ deposit. 321-452-7174

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CONVERTIBLE. "THIS
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wheels & interior. Yours
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386-295-7100
CHEVROLET 1987 SS
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772-388-2531
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PONTIAC CATALINA
Convertible 1963, 389
V-8, Automatic, Show
Quality, $23,300 OBO
321-259-6519/446-3788
PONTIAC GTO 1968,
400 HO motor, turbo 400
transmission, Show quali-
ty, $21,500 OBO
321-259-6519/446-3788


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Excellent condition.
$17,000 321-704-1710
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HONDA ACCORD LX
1996 Excellent cond.
Garage kept, candy apple
red. Rear LED lighted
rear spoiler, nose cover,
alloy wheels, 15,000mi
on Goodyear eagles tires.
All service records. A/C,
power windows & locks,
auto. Must see. $4,695
321-951-9541
LINCOLN TOWNCAR,
1993, Beautiful Car! Lthr
interior. Low miles, rebuilt
engine & new battery.
$1,500. 321-383-8123.
See photo on-line at
www.hometownnewsol.c
om, ad# 37800.
MONTE CARLO 1986
street rod. 350/400 A/C,
Beautiful & fast. $16,000
invested. $7,850.
321-704-1710
PONTIAC FIREBIRD
TRANS AM, 2002, This
is the Last One Pontiac
Made! Collectors Yellow.
2,780 original miles,
garage kept. Everything
Original! Mint Condition!
$20,000.772-465-6173.
SATURN SL1 '95- 4door,
silver, cold A/C, 5 speed
manual, 1 owner, good
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$1785 321-917-8553
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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: 2br/2ba, tile,
W/D, Pool. $650/mo incl
water. 305-479-8363
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ROCKLEDGE Riverfront
condo, 2br/2ba fully furn-
ished. Rent under $1000/
mo., w/lyr lease + $500
security deposit. No pets,
Call to see:321-305-6873
SEBASTIAN Efficiency
Furn., all utilities, cable,
refrig, microwave, laun-
dry, pool, Pets ok (fee)
$199/wk 772-589-4546




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3bdrm/2bath 1st floor,
unfurn., incls washer/dry-
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12 month lease, $850/mo
sec. dep. req. Pet Nego.
Call Frank for pictures &
info: 703-887-5195
photos & floor plan: www.
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VERO 2/1 screen porch,
carport, fenced yard, free
elec included. Park close
by, quiet neighborhood.
$790/mo 772-567-7471



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3314 Plummers Cir., Mel
32901. $850/mo + sec.
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MELBOURNE Downtown
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screen porch +workshop.
Walk to river & historic
area. $795/mo. 413-
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clean 3br/1.5ba, Florida
rm, tile floors, vertical
blinds, No pets. $675/mo.
+ security 321-723-7727
PALM BAY 3bd/2ba/lcg,
tiled, large fenced yard,
no credit chk, $765/mo. +
refundable $500 cleaning
deposit. 805-208-1391
PALM BAY 3bdrm/2bath
2car garage $700/mo.
Woodside Condo 2bdrm/
2baths, new carpet/tile
$650/mo. 321-255-1661
PALM BAY NE: Big CBS
3/2/2 family room, No
pets $800 + Deposit WD
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hospital. 904-477-2435
N MELBOURNE Dblwd,
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30,000/obo Lot rent.
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0320.
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acres with great view,
very private, big trees,
waterfalls & large public
lake nearby $99,500
Bank financing. 866-789-
8535
NORTH CAROLINA
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pool & tennis courts,
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$700/mo. Negotiable.
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VERO BEACH Pointe
West golf & polo 3/2.5/1
granite kitchen, all s/s
appliances, 1st floor tiled,
$950/mo 330-666-7529


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hookup, tiles firs, pvt
fenced yard, scrn porch.
Close to schools &
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Buy $36,900, Rent $650.
Rent-to-own $750.Lot .16
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NOTICE OF ACTION
BEFORE THE FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION
INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD
IN RE: The practice of contracting
Clark J. Brown
d/b/a Blue Dolphin Pools of Brevard, Inc.
5475 North US 1
Melbourne, FL 32940
CASE NO.: 2007-046748
LICENSE NO.: CPC1456762
The Department of Business and Professional
Regulation has filed an Administrative Complaint
against you, a copy of which may be obtained by
contacting, Sarah Wachman, Agency Clerk,
Department of Business and Professional
Regulation, 1940 North Monroe Street, Suite 33,
Tallahassee, FL 32399-2203, (850) 921-0342.
If no contact has been made by you concerning
the above by December 4, 2009, the matter of the
Administrative Complaint will be presented at a
hearing pursuant to 120.57(2), F.S. before the
Florida Construction Industry Licensing Board.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities
Act, persons needing a special accommodation to
participate in this proceeding should contact the
individual or agency sending notice not later than
seven days prior to the proceeding at the address
given on notice.
Telephone: (850)257-6097; 1-800-955-8771(TDD)
or 1-800-955-8770
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