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V ol. 6, No. 18 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsL.com Friday, November 27, 2009

Vol. 6, No. 18 Your Local News and Information Source *www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, November 27, 2009


, HOW WEIRD
S IS THAT?!
SEAN MCCARTHY



S pend any time
surfing the Web and
you are bound to
find stories that are just
too bizarre to be true.
Here's a sampling, edited
for length. And remem-
ber, just because it's
online doesn't mean it's
true!
From Reuters.com: Body
parts sold to kebab stand
Russian police have
arrested three homeless
people suspected of
eating a 25-year-old man
they butchered and
selling other bits of the
corpse to a local kebab
house.
Suspicions were raised
when dismembered parts
See WEIRD, A2


Professionals back breast health


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
Fran Melenwick of Melbourne
maynotbe alive todayif she tookthe
advice of a governmental task force.
A two-time breast cancer survivor,
Ms. Melenwick was first diagnosed
with the disease at age 41, after a
radiologist told her that a lump she
found during a self-exam was most
likely scar tissue.
"I saw another doctor for a second
opinion, and he confirmed my
instincts," she said. "I knew some-
thing wasn't right."
The U.S. Preventative Services


Shelter


in need


of cat


food

Lack of
donations has
prompted plea
from C. Brevard
Humane Society
By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
BREVARD COUNTY-
The combination of a
downtrodden economy
and an explosion in the
cat population has caused
a dire situation at the Cen-
tral Brevard Humane Soci-
ety.
"We're going through cat
food like you wouldn't
believe," said Eileen Cole,
media relations specialist
for the Central Brevard
Humane Society.
"We've had an over-
abundance of cats and kit-
tens at the shelter this
year," said Ms. Cole. Cur-
rently, the shelter houses
close to 55 felines.
"With people losing
their jobs and homes they
have had to give up their
pets. It's sad, because they
don't want to, but are


See SHELTER, A3


Task Force generated a stir of contro-
versy this month after advising
against routine breast cancer
screening for women younger than
50, who are not at increased risk for
the disease.
Among other findings, the study,
performed by an independent
group of doctors and scientists, was
also against the teaching of breast
self-examination, claiming the
method does not reduce breast can-
cer mortality.
Critics of the new guidelines said
they would stick to what they know
about the disease, but worried that
the findings would result in denied


insurance coverage for
women in their 40s,
labeled not at risk.
After reviewing similar 200
data regarding the issue, V
the American Cancer
Society vowed it would 5
not change its position
regarding mammogra-
phy detection.
"This is one screen-
ing test I recommend ,
unequivocally and
would recommend to any woman
40 and older, be she a patient,
stranger or family member," said Dr.
Otis Brawley, chief medical officer


Just hangin' around


Andy Stefanek/staff photographer
Stan Moss of Melbourne rappels down after exiting a window during a training
class for the Brevard County Fire and Rescue workers. Firefighters from all over
Brevard gathered at the Port Canaveral training site for their yearly training
classes.


for
the ACS, in a media


See HEALTH, A5


Meg


O'Ween


draws


crowds

City staff to
discuss crowd
control, trash
pickup at future
events
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Historic downtown Mel-
bourne landmark Meg
O'Malley's hosted perhaps
their most well-attended
Halloween event ever dur-
ing their annual "Meg-O-
Ween," drawing approxi-
mately 8,000 to 10,000
patrons to the downtown
area.
The crowds were more
than anyone expected,
including event organizers
the Old Downtown Mel-
bourne History Associa-
tion, a nonprofit group that
organizes the annual street
party, costume contest and
entertainment at a budget
of $70,000 to $80,000.
Meg O'Malley's most
recent Meg-O-Ween was its
11th incarnation, and was
designed to promote the
Meg O'Malley's brand and
the downtown shopping
and dining district, said L.J.
Burr, co-owner and partner.
See CROWDS, A3


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Help indigent
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hospitalized
since September
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
A nurse at Holmes
Regional Hospital and two
local retailers took the
opportunity to "walk a mile
in another man's shoes" to
heart when they made a
donation to a patient who's
been hospitalized since
September.
Jose Kutun is a bilateral
amputee both legs were
removed below the knees -
and a diabetic who's been a
patient at Holmes Regional
Medical Center in Mel-
bourne since Sept. 9, said
Cathy Chapman, clinical
charge nurse and R.N. at
Holmes Regional Medical
Center. He's able to walk on


prostheses.
Mr. Kutun, a native of
Mexico, has no known rela-
tives and does not speak
English. He has been
undergoing dialysis at the
hospital since his admis-
sion nearly three months
ago.
Ms. Chapman said
Nadege Romolus, a certi-
fied nursing assistant,
brought it to her attention
that Mr. Kutun needed new
shoes after she took Mr.
Kutun to the hospital's sup-
ply of used clothing and
footwear which is usually
given to patients who've
had their clothes cut off
during emergency medical
care when they're released
from the hospital to pick
out some "new" clothes.
Ms. Chapman said it was
then she realized she had to
do something.
"When Nadege took him

See DONATION, A3


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Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
Jose Kutun receives new shoes from Denise Piercy. Ms. Piercy owns The Running
Zone and donated the shoes and socks to Mr. Kutun.


SHOP AT
HOME


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A2 Melbourne Hometown News Friday, November 27, 2009


Weird
From page Al
of a human body were
found near a bus stop in
the outskirts of the Russ-
ian city of Perm, 720 miles
east of Moscow.
Three homeless men
with previous criminal


records were arrested on
suspicion of setting upon
a foe with knives and a
hammer before chopping
up his corpse to eat, local
investigators said in a
statement.
"After carrying out the
crime, the corpse was
divided up: part was eaten
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kiosk selling kebabs and
pies," the prosecutor said.
It was not immediately
clear from the statement if
any of the corpse was sold
to customers.
Another from
msnbc.msn.com: Overdue
library books returned 51
years later
A high school librarian
in Phoenix said a former
student at the school
returned two overdue
books checked out 51
years ago along with a
$1,000 money order to
cover the fines.
Camelback High School
librarian Georgette
Bordine said the two
Audubon Society books
checked out in 1959 and
the money order were sent
by someone who wanted


to remain anonymous.
A letter explained the
borrower's family moved
to another state and the
books were mistakenly
packed. The letter said the
money order was to cover
fines of 2 cents per day for
each book. That would
total about $745. The extra
money was added in case
the rates had changed.
Bordine said the money
will buy more books, and
the overdue books will be
returned to the shelves.
From news.aol.com: U.S.
man wins rock-paper-
scissors championship
A Michigan man has
won the world rock-paper-
scissors championship in
Toronto.
Tim Conrad clinched the


title after five hours of play
and nine matches at the
Steam Whistle Brewery.
Facing off against his best
friend in the first all-
American final in champi-
onship history, Conrad
beat Tom Butkin with
paper covering rock.
Organizers said Conrad
dressed as Captain Ameri-
ca during the competition
to honor his home coun-
try. He took home $7,000
in prize money. The
championship was organ-
ized by the World RPS
Society.
From sfgate.com: FBI
seeks 'geezer bandit' in
bank robberies
FBI officials said an
elderly, thin, gray-haired
man nicknamed the


hDreca m C uars o T~ rida-


"geezer bandit" is respon-
sible for holding up five
San Diego-area banks
since summer.
Investigators said the
man appears to be in his
70s.
In the most recent
robbery, he approached a
Bank of America teller in
La Jolla, displayed a
handgun and asked for
cash. He fled on foot.
FBI spokesman Darrell
Foxworth said investiga-
tors believe the man is
also responsible for
robbing four other San
Diego County banks since
August 28. Law enforce-
ment officials are offering
$16,000 in rewards for
information that leads to
his arrest and conviction.
Sean McCarthy can be
reached at help@Com-
puteThisOnline.com (no
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Donation
From page Al
down to look through the free
clothes, she said he went through all
the shoes looking for a pair that
would fit and found nothing," she
said. "The reason I did anything for
him was he's a sweet man, and I
know he didn't have any money."
Ms. Chapman contacted Don and
Denise Piercy, co-owners of The
Running Zone in Melbourne. Ms.
Chapman met the Piercys through
their work with Health First Health
Plans, which sponsors The Running
Zone's annual 5K race series. Ms.
Chapman met the Piercys when she
volunteered for the Health First
team.
"She came into the store and
mentioned it," Ms. Piercy said, "and
I said, 'Let me know when you need
(a pair of shoes for (Jose).'"
The Piercys donated a $100 pair of
Brooks brand running shoes, which
Mrs. Piercy says offer better support
for running and walking because
they typically have more cushion-
ing.
The Piercys delivered the shoes to


Mr. Kutun at the hospital personally.
"I put them on him," Mrs. Piercy
said. "I've never really had an oppor-
tunity to give a donation in person.
It was really neat because it was nice
to see how thankful he was."
Mr. Kutun expressed his gratitude
through an interpreter.
"I like my new shoes," he said. "I
lost both my legs and didn't have
good shoes to put on and help me
get around. I am so happy that the
nurses here wanted to help me."
Mr. Kutun added that he was sur-
prised by the news that he would be
getting a new pair of shoes.
"When the nurses got me new
clothes, I was very happy, but I kept
saying I needed new shoes. There
were no shoes my size. Then they
told me I was getting brand new
shoes, and I was very grateful."
Ms. Chapman said Mr. Kutun's cir-
cumstances have reminded her to
be thankful for her own situation.
"To me, this is about Thanksgiving
and being thankful for our health
and giving people help," she said.
"Sometimes, it's nice to get a new


pair of shoes. I just
hand-me-downs were
good enough."


didn't think
going to be


Shelter
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A 40-pound bag of dry cat food feeds
three to four cats for about one month.
Due to the tail-spinning economy,
the shelter has seen a drop off in dona-
tions this year, she said.
"The shelter can use anything and
everything the public would like to
give us paper towels, bleach, and
hand sanitizer but we'd like them to
think of food first," said Ms. Cole.
The shelter is in need of both dry
and wet cat food.
Donations can be dropped off at the
shelter at 1020 Cox Road, Cocoa, or at
the Molly Mutt Thrift Stores in Merritt
Island, Melbourne and Rockledge.
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"Meg O'Malley's was look-
ing for an event to build its
brand and name, so we work
closely with the Old Down-
town Melbourne History
Association," he said.
The group, the nonprofit
arm of the restaurant, pays
for police, trash pickup,
advertising and other
amenities, such as portable
bathrooms and sidewalk
pressure -washing.
But the crowd proved to
be a bit much for the 11
police officers, two super-
vising officers, two firefight-
er-paramedics and four fire
inspectors hired to patrol
the event.
An "after-action" report
issued by Melbourne Police
Department Sgt. M. Casey
stated, "The crowd reached
a point where officers need-
ed to stay on the perimeter,
only entering the crowd to
conduct immediate
enforcement activities. The
crowd reached a maximum


of eight to ten thousand per-
sons in a fairly confined
area."
But downtown business
owners and Melbourne
Mainstreet are in support of
the event, saying it draws
thousands of potential cus-
tomers to an area struggling
to survive in the downtrod-
den economy.
Karen Interva, bakery
manager at Croissant
Chateau, which is directly
across the street from Meg
O'Malley's, said that
although she was closed
during this year's event,
Meg-O-Ween, and Meg
O'Malley's annual St.
Patrick's Day celebration,
are "excellent for her busi-
ness."
"(This year), I dressed up
and participated in (Meg-O-
Ween)," Ms. Inverta said.
"Meg-O-Ween is nothing
more to me than a fun-filled
event. It doesn't help (my
business), and it doesn't
hurt. St. Patrick's Day is an
awesome event, and it does
a world of good for my busi-
ness."


Matt Nugnes, owner and
managing partner of Matt's
Casbah, said his restaurant
tripled its sales during the
event.
"We did great and we look
forward to it," Mr. Nugnes
said. "It's one of those huge
events where anyone who's
open profits."
Laird Gann, executive
director of Melbourne Main-
street, said the event draws
thousands of potential con-
sumers to the district.
"Any downtown area ben-
efits overall from events that
bring crowds because many
of those folks are discovering
(the area) for the first time,"
he said. "These events have a
way of drawing a large num-
ber of new visitors to discov-
er downtown and every
Main Street in the country
deals with these problems.
We host these events to
showcase what we have to
offer."
Cathy Wysor, Melbourne
city clerk, said the city rou-
tinely hosts event follow-up
staff meetings to discuss
plans for future improve-


ments such as crowd con-
trol.
The city will host such a
meeting the first week of
December to discuss future
public safety concerns at the
next regularly scheduled
Meg-O-Ween event. The
meeting, which will include
only city staff members, is
not open to the public; how-
ever, Meg O'Malley's officials
seek community support for
future events and ask resi-
dents to write to the city
clerk's office to voice their
opinions.
To write to the city clerk, e-
mail cityclerkcwysor@mel-
bourneflorida.org.
Mr. Gann added that the
restaurants and nightspots
in the downtown district
strive to keep nearby neigh-
bors happy.
"Our restaurants and our
nightspots are really doing
their best to be responsible
neighbors, and we all must
realize, particularly in slow
economic times, the restau-
rants and nightspots can be
the magnet to draw people
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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.
Indialantic
Police Department

Thomas John Bradley,
19, of 4349 Wellington Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 19 with larceny and
burglary.

Cocoa
Police Department

Hugh Michael New-
some, 46, of 815 E. Fee Ave.,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 14 with resisting an
officer with violence.

Palm Bay
Police Department

Steven M. Pierce, 28, of
3416 Wilderness Lane, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 13
with possession of a con-
trolled substance without a
prescription and possession
of drug paraphernalia.
Scott Allen Shoff, 18, of
2010 Pennwood Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 13
with possession of a con-


Health
From page Al
statement.
The task force reported that
screening 1,339 women in
their 50s to save one life makes
screening worthwhile in that
age group, Dr. Brawley said.
Yet, the group also said screen-
ing 1,904 women ages 40-49 in
order to save one life was not
worthwhile.
"With its new recommenda-
tions, the (task force) is essen-
tially telling women that mam-
mography at age 40-49 saves
lives just not enough of
them," Dr. Brawley said. "The
American Cancer Society feels


trolled substance without a
prescription, carrying a con-
cealed weapon, felony viola-
tion of a municipal ordi-
nance, burglary, felony
larceny, dealing in stolen
property, felony fraud and
criminal mischief-causing
property damage.
Wade Dante Jackson, 20,
of 2423 Stone St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 18
with possession of cocaine
with intent to sell, manufac-
ture or deliver and posses-
sion of not more than 20
grams of marijuana.

Melbourne
Police Department

George Hendrickson
Stalker, 51, of 2636 Coventry
Road, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 13 with rob-
bery and felony battery.
Eliot G. Howell, 29, of
2089 Maeve Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 14
with burglary and felony lar-
ceny.
George Michael Indeli-
cato, 35, of 1505 Burgess
Court, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 14 with aggra-
vated assault with a deadly
weapon.
Daniel J. Cody, 18, of
1017 Taft Court, Melbourne,
was charged Nov. 15 with
possession of a controlled


that in both cases, the lifesav-
ing benefits of screening out-
weigh any potential harms."
Dr. Richard Levine, a hema-
tologist and oncologist, who
operates four Space Coast
Cancer locations throughout
Brevard, agreed.
"We will continue to recom-
mend screenings with our cur-
rent (ACS) guidelines," Dr.
Levine said. "If insurance com-
panies begin denying these
claims, at which time, the issue
will be dealt with on a patient-
by-patient basis."
As for the self breast-exam,
Dr. Levine said he's treated
many patients who have dis-
covered breast abnormalities
this way.


substance without a pre-
scription, possession of
drug paraphernalia and
felony violation of proba-
tion.
Jason A. Infurna, 41, of
112 San Juan Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 15
with battery on a law
enforcement officer, fire-
fighter or EMT.
Jason Colli Michel, 30, of
7777 Mango Grove, West
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 15 with possession of a
controlled substance with-
out a prescription, posses-
sion of drug paraphernalia,
possession of not more than
20 grams of marijuana, driv-
ing under the influence and
maintaining a structure that
is resorted to by persons
using controlled substances
or is used for keeping or sell-
ing controlled substances.
Ramon Loubriel, 54, of
4000 N. Riverside Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 16 with aggravated
assault with a deadly
weapon and felony battery.
Neil J. Dagata, 39, of 765
Luminary Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov. 18
with felony battery.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Hans Christian Olsen,


"It is an inexpensive, non-
invasive method that is in no
way harmful," he said.
Ms. Melenwick, a longtime
retail associate at the Satellite
Beach Post Office, said she was
shocked when she heard the
government's report.
Especially during Breast
Cancer Awareness Month, Ms.
Melenwick and her co-work-
ers are known for encouraging
women of all ages to schedule
annual mammograms.
"I'm disregarding those find-
ings and sticking to what we've
been told all these years," she
said. "It's better to be safe than
sorry. If we don't keep that
awareness going, we're going
to see a lot more deaths."


46, of 2825 Sunset Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 16 with felony trespass-
ing and felony theft.
William McKinley Kirk,
25, of 165 East Court, West
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 18 with felony violation
of probation.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

Stephanie J. Fleischman,
25, of 691 John Hancock
Lane, West Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 13 with resist-
ing an officer, driving with a
suspended license and two
felony counts of violation of
probation.
Edward M. Stelzer, 44, of
5060 Sutton Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov.
14 with felony fraud.
Daniel R. Davis, 38,
address unknown, was
charged Nov. 16 with pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion.
Ivan Xavier Hernandez,
19, of 7486 Sheraton Road,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 16 with felony violation
of probation.
Casey Shannon Kelley,
28, of 1359 Silver Lake Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 16 with trafficking
drugs, selling a synthetic


Vicki Croswell, executive
director of imaging services,
cardiology and radiology for
Health First, said the new find-
ings are devastating to thou-
sands of women.
In just the past year, she
identified 25 cases of breast
cancer in women ages 40-49 at
Cape Canaveral Hospital,
where she is based.
"The (task force) is basically
telling these folks that screen-
ing isn't important to them,
and they don't matter," Ms.
Croswell said. "It evaluates the
lives of many women. These
findings set us back 20 years in
the progress we've made with
the fight against breast can-
cer."


narcotic and possession of
not more than 20 grams of
marijuana.
Rebecca Lee Peavler, 27,
street address unknown,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 16 with felony violation
of probation.
Dustin Lee Dalton, 30, of
574 Clarke Ave., Melbourne,
was charged Nov. 17 with
dealing in stolen property,
felony fraud, attempting to
solicit or conspire and two
felony counts of larceny.
Rebecca Ann Lebourhis,
36, of 7667 N. Wickham
Road, Melbourne, was
charged Nov. 17 with two
counts of passing a forged
owner's identification.
Gerald Scott Titus, 41,
address unknown, was
charged Nov. 17 with felony
violation of probation.
Logan Kyle Atkinson, 19,
of 1904 Westwood Blvd.,


As for the self-exam, Ms.
Croswell said she, too, knows
of many patients and even
staff members who have been
diagnosed after discovering a
lump on their own.
"If these women had not felt
a lump or had a physical exam
performed, the disease could
have gone undetected," she
said.
Health First has no plans to
change its position on breast
cancer detection and will con-
tinue to encourage women as
young as 40 to schedule regu-
lar mammograms, Ms.
Croswell said.
"We've come a long way in
fighting this disease and have
no intention of turning back


Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 19 with violation of
probation, two counts each
of larceny and grand theft
and four counts each of
burglary, passing a
forged/altered I.D. to a sec-
ondhand dealer and dealing
in stolen property.
Audrey Garvin, 55, of
201 Plantation Club Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Nov. 19 with resisting an
officer without violence,
battery on an officer, fire-
fighter or EMT and two
counts of battery.
Carolyn D. Jones, 22, of
3007 Monroe St., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov.
19 with fleeing/eluding
police.
Corey James Watson, 24,
of 145 Carolina Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Nov.
19 with felony violation of
probation.


now," she said.
While the task force is an
advisory governmental panel,
the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services said the
group does not set federal poli-
cy or determine what services
the federal government covers.
"The task force has present-
ed some new evidence for
consideration, but our policies
remain unchanged," said HHS
Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in
a news release.
"What is clear," she said, "is
that there is a great need for
more evidence, more research
and more scientific innovation
to help women prevent, detect
and fight breast cancer."


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Last year in this column,
I wrote about the impor-
tance of buying locally. In
preparing this year's col-
umn, there were a few
things I thought I should
talk about: our half-price
gift certificates (which
make great stocking
stuffers), the numerous
awards we have garnered
over the past year or the
fact that we have managed
to not only survive, but
prosper in this dismal
economy.
But then, I started hear-
ing from local business
people. They were having
the same problem they
were last year: holiday
dollars being spent at big
chain stores instead of
their places.
They asked me to call
attention to this again.
And they're not just asking
for help without doing
something themselves.
Several local business
owners and city officials
are joining the national
3/50 project. According to
its Web site and various
news reports, the 3/50
Project supports small
local businesses and is
committed to "saving the
brick and mortars our
nation is built on."
It asks shoppers to pick
three of their favorite
independently owned
shops or restaurants and
then spend $50 at each of
them once a month. There
could not be a better
month than December to
do this.
According to 3/50 Pro-
ject statistics, for every
$100 spent in locally
owned stores, $68 returns
to the community through
taxes, payroll and other
expenditures. For every
$100 spent in a national
chain, only $43 stays in
the community. Online
shopping? Your communi-
ty gets none of those dol-
lars.
Christine Davis, presi-
dent of the Melbourne
Palm Bay Area Chamber of
Commerce, said the
chamber does not make
any differentiation to
chain stores, as they "still
provide sales tax revenue
to the local economy."
"However, being an
organization comprised
mainly of small business-
es, we urge shoppers to
patronize locally owned
shops and consider what
they can buy in town
before making an Inter-
net purchase out of the
area," she said. "This is
really where a lot of our
dollars are leaking."


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Ms. Michaels said that
she and her staff are also
familiar with the 3/50 Pro-
ject and its importance in
improving the economy of
local businesses.
"In these tough eco-
nomic times, many have
to curtail their spending,
so we do not advocate a
dollar amount that one
should spend," she said.
"We simply ask that if you
are spending, try to con-
sciously patronize a local
business to keep the tax
revenue local and keep
ourselves and our neigh-
bors working."
Melissa Stains, presi-
dent the Cocoa Beach
Area Chamber of Com-
merce, said, "partners
doing business with part-
ners first," is this year's
campaign for the cham-
ber.
While the Cocoa Beach
Area Chamber of Com-
merce does not partici-
pate in the 3/50 Program,
encouraging chamber
partners to do business
with other partners first is
the key to promoting a
healthy local economy,"
said Ms. Stains.
"When a partner in the
Cocoa Beach Area Cham-
ber of Commerce is in
need of a service or prod-
uct, they go to our Web
site and find a partner in
order to business with
them first. The chamber
has grown quite a few
businesses this way. We
help keep the dollars in
Brevard County and are
helping chamber partners
stay in businesses and
prosper."
So once again, I implore
our loyal readers to
patronize local business-
es. When you are heading
out to do your holiday
shopping, don't automati-
cally point your car
towards the big box stores.
Take a moment and find
out where you can make
those same purchases
from a neighbor. I realize
it can sometimes be much
more convenient to just
hit the big box, but most
things that bring quality
to our lives aren't associat-
ed with convenience.
If we all do this, the pos-
itive impact on our com-
munities will be enor-
mous and make it a much
happier holiday for every-
one.


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Letters


Is the county working to save money?

To the editor:
Overwhelming evidence indicates a dramatic reduction
in revenue for Brevard County in the coming years, yet
three of five county commissioners continue to act as
though we are living in the high-flying days of the real
estate bubble.
Commissioners Bolin, Fisher and Nelson voted Nov. 17
to extend a contract with AT&T that expires in August of
2010 for an additional three years at a cost of $3.2 million
per year without going to bid, and in spite of competing
vendors showing they could save the county between 40
and 70 percent on some of the services AT&T was provid-
ing.
This unnecessary and lengthy contract extension means
the county is now "frozen" as is in regard to its voice and
data network with no possibility of change for the next
four years a lifetime in the realm of technology.
The county's phone system is obsolete, its manufacturer
bankrupt, and third-party industry data indicates the
county could have saved between $1 million and $2 mil-
lion per year by implementing newer technology savings
that would have paid for the new system in less than two
years.
Commissioners Bolin and Nelson alleged fiscal con-
servatives squandering your tax dollars with a smile.

Matt Nye
Candidate for Brevard County Commission
District 4
http://www.mattnye.com

Response from Commissioner Fisher

We supported and made the motion that we go out for
the RFP and agreed to take the immediate saving and hire
a consultant to study the long-term needs of the county.
Since we were still under contract until August of 2010, we
would have been paying $250,000 over the next nine
months for phone services this year; plus would have had
to use taxpayers' dollars to pay the consult $150,000 to
study our systems, the combined cost of $400,000 This was
an immediate saving.
We were able to modify our contract cost by piggy-back-
ing off the School Board's recently detailed RFP process.
We just saved the county $1.2 million (over three years)
and that is a verifiable number. The numbers that Mr. Nye
is quoting is not supporting any facts. He had a chance to
produce the facts at the meeting and did not. Nor did he
produce any facts to save the school board any money
when he had the opportunity. We saved the county money
today and did not have to spend or borrow $2 million for
capital purchases for a new phone system with no guaran-
tee that we would have any savings. Citizens in District 1
are not interested in the County Commission having the
newest technology when it comes to our phones. They
want reliability and want us to stop making unnecessary
purchases.
We will be taking the next 24 months and doing a com-
plete study of the county's long-term needs when it comes
to phone and data service. We will not be spending money
on speculations and unproven opinions of salespeople
who wants us to use their company like Mr. Nye wants us
to.
(Note: To clarify the Commissioner's remarks: Mr Nye is
Regional Director for Verteks, Voice & Data Networks, and is
also seeking the same contract.)

Robin Fisher
Brevard County Commissioner
District 1

Response from Commissioner Nelson

This past Tuesday, County Commissioners Fisher, Bolin
and I voted to extend a communications contract, saving
Brevard taxpayers $1.1 million over the next three years. In
addition, we voted to proceed with competitively bidding
a replacement system to potentially save additional dol-
lars.
But in a letter to the editor from Matt Nye, he criticized
the board for taking these actions. Why? Because he wants
the county to declare a system he sells a "sole source" and
shut out competition from other communications com-


panies. He claimed he could save the County between 40
percent and 70 percent, yet never provided the details as
to how. He didn't mention the new equipment costs to
make the change could run in the millions. His letter was
nothing more than continuation of a sales pitch intended
to line his pockets with taxpayer dollars. The truly trou-
bling part is that he identified himself as a candidate for
the County Commission and not as the salesman.
At a minimum, this was deceptive and unethical. I
believe the public deserves and demands greater honesty
and transparency from anyone seeking to serve.

Chuck Nelson
Brevard County Commissioner
District 2

Response from Commissioner Bolin

At the Nov. 17 Board of County Commission meeting,
the Commissioners heard from a variety of company
representatives, including salesman Matt Nye, interest-
ed in acquiring a county contract for voice and data
services. Contrary to what you may hear, three com-
missioners did not see credible evidence presented by
any vendor that could convince them of an immediate
price reduction for equitable services. Mr. Nye had the
opportunity to provide hard data supporting his pro-
posal and did not do so. Therefore, the best direction
we could provide staff was to take it to the street, and
get the numbers. It is my goal to have that in place as
soon as possible. Bidding it out provides equal oppor-
tunity and some assurance of the best value for Brevard
County.
Brevard County has a massive voice and data net-
work with a multitude of circuits and locations. Tax-
payers fund a variety of communication services
through this network; for example, citizens may
reserve a library book, view the schedule for Space
Coast Government Television or call 911 in an emer-
gency. In addition to all Board of County Commission-
er agencies, the network provides voice and/or data
service to the sheriff, property appraiser, tax collector,
supervisor of elections, state attorney's office, public
defender's office, and the Brevard County court system.
There were two agenda items presented regarding
the network. The first was for a scheduled replacement
of electronics for the current PBX (telephone switch-
ing) system to provide mission-critical service for the
next five years. It will ensure uninterrupted service to
all county agencies at a total cost of $325,000. Similar
to an upgrade in computer equipment, the replace-
ment electronics allow for Voice over Internet Protocol,
including Session Initiated Protocol. An alternative
vendor's product that was pitched by Mr. Nye appeared
to cost $1.7 million over five years.
The second agenda item provided for a $413,000 sav-
ings per year (reducing the expenditure from $3.6 mil-
lion to $3.2 annually for three years for a total savings
of $1.2 million) while the county utilizes an independ-
ent agent to provide a detailed Request for Proposal.
This will allow many service providers to present their
best pricing options. Ultimately the lowest bidder's
package will be presented to the Board of County Com-
missioners after a review panel studies them all.
It is our responsibility to ensure that Brevard County
has the ability to serve its citizens in any situation. To
say that our current system is obsolete is very mislead-
ing. Our existing vendor is a proven global leader uti-
lized by the Department of Defense, as well as 93 per-
cent of the top manufacturing companies in the U.S.
Through our current contract, we will continue to
expect superior service while we work diligently to
keep costs in line with our decreasing budget. The sav-
ings approved Tuesday reflect our continuing commit-
ment to the prudent and responsible use of taxpayer
resources. I would much prefer a dependable family
car that will get us from point A to point B, than an
expensive luxury sports car with all the bells and whis-
tles that can be costly to maintain.

Mary Bolin
Brevard County Commissioner
District 4









BUSINESS caM


Benton House offers elders senior care S1


Assisted living community in
Titusville creates caring
environment for senior citizens


By Jenet Krol
Krol@hometownnewsol.com
BREVARD COUNTY -
Creating the most homelike
setting as possible is the
goal of the staff at Benton
House.
The assisted living com-
munity, which consists of
47 apartments and is cur-
rently home to 39 residents,
opened its doors in
Titusville in March.
Headed by executive
director Shelley Belville, the
community is run by a
small, dedicated staff that
works together with resi-
dents like a family.
"Residents get to know
those who do their direct
care, and only have to
remember one person's
name. The same person
that is helping them with
their laundry is the same
person that goes with them
to the dining room," said
Ms. Belville.
The community also
caters to memory-loss
patients in their own key-
pad secure, 12-apartment
community called "Beacon
Neighborhood."
Having worked in senior
care since 1993, Ms.
Belville, who is also a regis-
tered nurse, knows what
will make her residents
happy and comfortable.
"I love seniors. It's a pas-
sion and I'm an advocate
for them. I want to provide
the best end-of-life care for


them as possible. They are
all like my grandparents
and I treat them as such,"
said Ms. Belville.
In fact, it was her grand-
mother that was her inspi-
ration behind entering the
field of senior care.
"I grew up seeing her care
for my family, like my great-
grandfather and my grand-
father. Just seeing that nur-
turing and caring side my
whole life let me know I
needed to go into this
field."
The staff of 25, which
includes trained nurses,
certified nursing assistants
and a full-time activities
director, were handpicked
by Ms. Belville to provide
the best caregiving possi-
ble.
Entertainment is a big
part of keeping the resi-
dents happy, and they have
plenty to choose from, said
Ms. Belville.
Recently, the residents
participated in cruise week.
Each day was themed as a
different port of call, and
included a trip to the beach,
a Mexican dinner, and air-
boat rides.
There are also activities
seven days a week and trips
into the community three
days a week, which include
shopping days, bowling,
mall trips and grocery store
runs.
Eleven apartments are
still available for month-to-
month leases.


Staff photo by Jenet Krol
Shelley Belville, executive director of Benton House, an
assisted-living community in Titusville, chats with resident
Robert Anderson and his furry friend, Jake.


There are five different
styles available, which
range in size from studio to
one bedroom.
Small pets are also wel-
come at Benton House, said
Ms. Belville.
Keeping an open-door
policy for residents and
their families, and treating
everyone as a family mem-
ber is the key to creating a
happy, comfortable envi-
ronment, said Ms. Belville.
"It's all about the resident.
We're fortunate to have


family involvement and it's
important for them to have
confidence in us and that
their loved ones are happy,"
she said. "I make them a
part of my family and treat
them that way."
Benton House of
Titusville is located at 497
N. Washington Ave.,
Titusville.
For more information, or
to schedule a tour, contact
community relations direc-
tor Julie Sannicandro at
(321) 383-2112.


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And All That Jazz Caf6:
Shawn Foster will perform
classical guitar Friday.
Barry Brogan will play
Saturday. Open mic is
Tuesday with John Con-
den or Berna. Steady
Teddy performs piano and
vocals Wednesday and
acoustic jam with Dave
Grooms will take place
Thursday. All performanc-
es 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: The
Bone Dogs will play at 4
p.m. Sunday. Kenny
Clarke will play at 7 p.m.
Monday. The Beach Shack
is at 1 Minutemen Cause-
way, Cocoa Beach. Call
(321) 783-2250.
Broken Barrel Tavern:
Spanks Band will play Fri-
day 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The
Barrel is at 4700 Babcock
St., Palm Bay. Call (321)
728-4755.
Coconuts on the
Beach: Entasys will play
1:30-5:30 p.m. Friday. Bot-
toms Up will play from 1-5
p.m. Saturday. Coconuts is
at 25 S. Atlantic Ave.,
Cocoa Beach. Call (321)
784-1422.
The Cove: John Quinli-
van will play 6-10 p.m.
Thursday. The Cove is at
1462 A1A, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 777-2683.
Crossroads Sports Bar:
Strobe will play 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Strobe. Crossroads is
at 5070 Minton Road,
Palm Bay. Call (321) 723-
9952.
Earl's Hideaway
Lounge: Stoney and the
House Rockers will play
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Saturday. Earl's is at 1405
Indian River Drive, Sebas-
tian. Call (772) 589-5700.
Fishlips Waterfront
Bar and Grill: 3's a Crowd
will play 5-9 p.m., Sunday.
The Tiki Band will play 4-8
p.m. Thursday. Fishlips is
at 610 Glen Cheek Drive,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
784-4533.
Grills Seafood Deck &
Tiki Bar: Mo Geetz will
play 7:30-11:30 p.m. Fri-
day. The Outta Sight Band
and Voices in your Head
will play 7-11:30 p.m. Sat-
urday. Grills is at 505 Glen
Cheek Drive, Port
Canaveral. Call (321) 868-
2226.
Key West Bar: Spanks
Band will play from 9
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Photo courtesy of Melbourne Municipal Band
Members of the Swingtime Jazz Band perform at a recent event. Swingtime Jazz Band will perform a special holi-
day concert Dec. 4 at Melbourne Auditorium.


Celebrate the holidays with dance


Swingtime Jazz Band's 'Holiday
Dance' scheduled Dec. 4 at
Melbourne Auditorium


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Get ready to have a ball
with Swingtime Jazz Band
this holiday season.
The band, which is part
of Melbourne Municpal
Band, will perform at its
annual "Holiday Dance" at
7 p.m. Dec. 4 at Melbourne
Auditorium.
The program will feature
a variety of selections such
as swing, waltz, polkas,
Latin sounds and rock, as


well as several holiday
favorites.
Melbourne Municipal
Band hosts about seven
dances a year, said Art
Martin, Melbourne Munic-
ipal Band treasurer and
tenor saxophone player for
the Swingtime Jazz Band.
"This dance gives every-
one an early start to social-
izing for the holidays," Mr.
Martin said. "We'll do
some holiday tunes for the
approaching holiday sea-
son."


Local vocalists Sally Hart
and Len Fallen will also
perform.
Additionally, those inter-
ested in brushing up their
dance moves can take les-
sons from dance instructor
Laura Beers for $5, payable
to the instructor.
For more information,
call (321) 751-4766 or visit
www.adancersvoice.com.
The band's auxiliary
group will host a conces-
sion table with snacks, soft
drinks and bottled water
for sale. Tables can be
reserved in advance for
groups of six or more by
calling the band office at
(321) 724-0555.
Mr. Martin, who has


been a member of the
band since 2007, said he's
excited about the upcom-
ing concert.
"I just love playing for
people," he said. "We get a
nice crowd there, and
people really enjoy the
music."
Swingtime Jazz Band's
Holiday Dance is sched-
uled at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec.
4 at Melbourne Auditori-
um, 625 Hibiscus Blvd.,
Melbourne. Tickets are $5
in advance and $6 at the
door.
For more information
about the event, ticket
locations and the band,
call (321) 724-0555 or visit
www.mmband.org.


Out & about


FRIDAY, NOV. 27
'Bell, Book, and Candle':
Directed by Peg Girard.
Weekends, Friday, Nov. 27
through Sunday, December
20. Friday and Saturdays at
8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m.
Melbourne Civic Theatre,
LeGallerie Plaza, 817 E.
Strawbridge Ave., Mel-
bourne. Call (321) 723-
6935.

SATURDAY, NOV.28
*'1st Annual Penny
Social': 9:30 a.m. Parrish
Hall, 420 East Fee Ave.,
Melbourne. The entrance fee
is a penny. Bring your friends
for a morning of shopping
and socializing. All proceeds
go to help support Our Lady
of Lourdes Catholic School.
Call (321) 723-3631.
Atlantic Bluegrass:
Performance at Sebastian
Inlet State Park's concert


series "Night Sounds at
Sebastian Inlet" 7-9 p.m.
9700 S. A1 A,
Melbourne Beach. The
concert will be at the
pavilions on Coconut Point,
located on the south side of
Sebastian Inlet. The event is
free with regular park
admission. Call (321)984-
4852, or visit www.floridas-
tateparks.org/sebastianinlet.

SUNDAY, NOV. 29
'John Fitzgerald Memor-
ial Jazz Jam': 2-5 p.m.
Sunday (Nov. 29) at the
Cocoa Beach Country Club,
5000 Tom Warriner Blvd.,
Cocoa Beach. Musicians
perform in honor of the late
Johnny Fitz. Public invited.
No charge. Any donations go
to SCJS Scholarship Fund.
Sit-ins and speakers will be
invited from the audience.
The event is being arranged
by the Space Coast Jazz


Society. Jack Simpson will
emcee. For info, call (321)
453-4191.

TUESDAY, DEC. 1
*'Classic Holiday Dinner
XV': To benefit Brevard
Symphony Orchestra. 6 p.m.
La Cita Country Club, 777
Country Club Drive, Titusville.
Dinner is served at 7 p.m.
after 6 p.m. social hour with
a performance from the
youth orchestra. There will
be a silent auction. Proceeds
will help the orchestra with
its many projects, including
the free concerts provided
each February for all fifth-
grade students in the county.
The Madrigal Singers from
the University of Central
Florida will also perform.
Tickets are $60 per person,
and guests are welcome.
Seating is limited. Hosted by
the North Guild. Call (321)
268-1093 to reserve.


WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2
Vietnam Vets' donation
collections: At the Mel-
bourne Area Federated
Republican Women's holiday
luncheon. 11 a.m. Holiday
Inn, 8298 N. Wickham Road,
Melbourne. The group will
collect linens, clothes and
toiletries to donate to the
Vietnam Veterans Transition-
al Housing. There will also
be a Chinese auction. Call
(321) 727-1212 to reserve by
Dec. 1.
Spend an evening with
a Soprano: 5 p.m. Executive
Cigar Shop & Lounge, 837 E.
New Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Joe Gannascoli will be
signing books and promot-
ing Cugine cigars for sale.
Entry for two people is $179
and includes two signed
books and one box of a
See OUT, B2


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 11-27-2009
Aries-March 21-April 19
It doesn't matter what other
people around you think, as
long as you are happy with
your own results first. Com-
pete with yourself first. Strive
to perfect your own dreams
and passions. This gives you
the needed power to influ-
ence others and sets strong,
positive forces at work that
ensure everyone's continu-
ing success.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Your great, earthly wisdom
always prevails when you lis-
ten to and trust it. Focus your
time, energy and resources
on the important issues. You
will prevail. You know what
you want. Use the rest of the
year to evaluate and set your
goals for next year. You need
a plan. No need to go
around in circles at this
point.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
Your communication skills
are at an all-time high. Do
you know where you want to
be one year from now? Find
out quickly because time
goes by so fast. Patience is a
virtue that comes from tak-
ing action and living one day
at a time. Deal with every-
thing life throws at you in
positive ways and success is
assured.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
It's good to see you taking
better care of yourself, moon
child. Healthy thinking and
feeling is the foundation for
healthy living. Take an inven-
tory of anything negative
around you and get rid of it.
This makes room for new
and better qualities in life.
You can judge how well this
is working by how happy you
are.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Slow down a little. It's
Thanksgiving time. Show
gratitude for all you have
done this year. Rejoice and
share your blessings. Then
get your second wind and
prepare for the great New
Year just ahead. Pace your-
self and enjoy the best year
of your life. You are doing
well. Keep it up. Yours is a
valuable life.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
The key to continued success
is the value placed on top
priorities. We are usually
given several choices on the

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Senior Day: with free
bingo and coffee, entertain-
ment, activities like seated
yoga, health care screenings,
seminars, and demonstrations
with vital information from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. at Melbourne
Square Mall, 1700 New Haven
Ave., Melbourne. (321) 727-
8062.
Christmas party luncheon


and installation: of officers
for AARP Chapter 756. Loyal
Order of Moose Lodge 3150 N
Courtenay Parkway, Merritt
Island. 11:30 a.m. Live music,
great food and fun. Entertain-
ment by the Tommy Doyle
Band. Dinner is $12 with door
prizes. Purchase tickets no
later than Monday, Nov. 29.
Call (321) 480-6575.
*'Marches and Melodies':
Concert presented by the BCC
Wind Ensemble. 7:30 p.m. The
Bernard W. Simpkins Fine Arts
Center, BCC Cocoa Campus,
Building 4, 1519 Clearlake
Road. Tickets are $5 and are
available at the door. Call
(321) 433-7375.

UPCOMING EVENTS
*'Christmas in the Park'
event and toy drive: 6-9 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 4. In downtown
Titusville on Mariner Way.
Admission to the event is free
but we ask that you bring an
unwrapped toy along to
benefit North Brevard Chari-
ties. Watch holiday movies on
the big screen, visit with Santa
and his elves, have your
picture taken with Santa for
$5, play in the snow that will
be falling downtown, visit the
Jungle Adventures and Noah's
Ark booths, enjoy live holiday
music from the Space Coast
Symphony Orchestra and
Space Coast Home School
Band, dance performances,
live nativity scene, carriage
rides, food and more. Call
(321) 67-3036.
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Friday, Dec. 4 Bernard W.
Simpkins Fine Arts Center,
BCC Cocoa campus, Building
4, 1519 Clearlake Road.
Tickets are $5 and will be
available at the door. Call
(321) 433-7375.
'Christmas with the
Alpacas ':11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 5. The Marsh
Menagerie, 2170 Arnold Lane,
Malabar. See the alpacas up
close and personal, visit the
new baby area, spinning with
alpaca fleece, munchies and
more. Call (321) 724-0477.
*'The Bible On Parade': To
celebrate its 20th year.
Saturday, Dec. 5 at 2 p.m.
Churches, ministries and
groups participate in the
historic event that starts and
returns at the Melbourne
Auditorium, 625 E. Hibiscus
Blvd., Melbourne. The two-
mile route displays Bible
costumed characters to tell
the Bible story. Following the
Parade is a celebration, with
free hot dogs, cake, drinks, live
music and presentations.
Every child receives a Christ-
mas gift to take home. All are
welcome. Call (321) 773-1489
or visit www.thebibleonpa-
rade.org.
Allemanders Square
Dance Club dance: 8-10 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 5. Beach Civic
Center, 565 Cassia Blvd.,
Satellite Beach. Cost is $5. Call
(321) 777-0997.
S'Wine on the Rocks'
dinner and wine tasting: 5
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6. River
Rocks Restaurant, 6485 U.S. 1,
Rockledge. $60 per person. All
proceeds will benefit "Hang
Up 'N Drive," a nonprofit
organization designed to
promote better driving safety
habits as they pertain to public
awareness of cell phone use
while driving. For information
about the organization, visit
www.hangupndrive.com. To
make reservations, call (321)
951-9222, Ext. 206, or e-mail
hangupndrive@gmail.com by
Dec. 1.
World War II brunch: 10
a.m. Sunday, Dec. 6. American
Legion Post No. 163, 1795 N.
Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne.
Open to all World War II
veterans and their spouse or
guest. Reservations required.
Call (321) 254-1842 or (321)
773-2838.


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p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday. S.S.'s
BJ Now with Kickin' Koun-
try will play 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Saturday. Key West
Bar is at 2286 A1A, Indian
Harbour Beach. Call (321)
773-1577.
Levels Night Club:
Switch will play 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. Friday and Saturday.
Levels is at 4250 W. New
Haven Ave., Melbourne.
Call (321) 409-5385.
Lou's Blues: Rock
Foundation will play 9:30
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Lou's Blues is at 3191 A1A,
Indialantic. Call (321) 779-
2299.
Milliken's Reef: Voices
in Your Head will play
5:30-10:30 p.m. Friday.
Milliken's Reef is at 683
Dave Nisbet Drive, Port
Canaveral. Call (321) 783-
0100.
Norman's Raw Bar &
Grill: Mayhem Trio will
play 7-11 p.m. Saturday.
Norman's is located at 3
Forrest Ave., Cocoa. Call
(321) 433-0872.
The Shamrock Room:
Live music every Thursday
through Saturday from 7-
11 p.m. Jazz with Scott and
more on Friday. The
Shamrock is at 103 Harri-
son St., Cocoa Village. Call
(321)634-5555.


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FRIDAY,
NOV. 27
Christmas tree sale: to
benefit Help Rockledge
Church of the Nazarene
build its new preschool. Fri-
day Nov. 27 through Thurs-
day, Dec. 24. Fresh-cut
North Carolina Fraser firs.
651 Barnes Blvd., Rockledge.
Call (321) 636-4600.
SATURDAY,
NOV. 28
The endangered mana-


Scopes
From page B1
course of action to take as we
live each day of our lives. You
have a strong, clear, loving
mind. Let this and your good
heart and instincts guide you
down the path of life. This is
what winners do. You are a
winner.
Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
You have the greatest judg-
ment. You seem to have
been born under a lucky star.
Why? At the last minute,
when it seems like things are
not going to work out, they
usually do. This is the univer-
sal message saying, "Not to
worry. It's all in divine order."
Your actions and facts speak
much stronger than your
words.
Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Positive change is on the way
to you. Are you ready for it? A
big move will present itself
soon. Be sure to include fam-
ily and friends in the good
fortune. You have more than
earned this universal promo-
tion. It is because of your
hard work, dedication and
good heartedness. No one
could be more deserving.
Enjoy.
Sagittarius-Nov. 22-Dec. 21
It's your turn at the helm of
the zodiac wheel for the next
four weeks. It's a time of
feasting and rejoicing. Spend
time in nature and with
friends and family. Sagittarius
leads us into the holidays
with good cheer. Psych your-
self up daily. Now more joy is
on the way. Lead us forward
with hope. It is your greatest
mission.
Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Stay on the sunny side of life.
Refuse to let earthly chal-
lenges pull you down and
cause excess stress. You
know what you want. Your
heart is open and filled with
love. Follow it and you will
succeed with something left
to spare. Live in the now and
take care of today's priorities
first. Everything else will wait.


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tee: 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28.
Merritt Island Refuge Visitor
Center on State Road 402,
five miles east of U.S. 1 in
Titusville. Watch a presenta-
tion and enjoy hands-on
manatee artifacts. then go
on a field trip to view wild
manatees at the Manatee
Observation Deck. will fol-
low. Call (321) 861-5601 to
reserve.
Space Coast Inventors
Guild: Meeting. 2-4:45 p.m.
Eau Gallie Public Library,
1521 Pineapple Ave., Mel-
bourne. Membership is not
required and all are wel-


Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Another name for you could
be "great leader of the
pack." The Age of Aquarius
is a very special time in his-
tory. Your message is world
peace and order. It starts
within ourselves, one per-
son at a time. Remind us
when we stray and forget.
We are living in a time to
honor of these principles.
Guide us safely on our way.
Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
You are in a strong, positive
energy pattern now. Your
visions always guide you.
Just be sure that you make


comed to participate. Call
(321) 768-1234.
SUNDAY, NOV. 29
Scrub Ridge Trail hike: 10
a.m. Sunday, Nov. 29. Mer-
ritt Island Refuge Visitor
Center on State Road 402,
five miles east of U.S. 1 in
Titusville. Hike an endan-
gered habitat for a one mile
loop guided tour of Scrub
Ridge Trail. Observe the
threatened Florida Scrub
Jay, gopher tortoise, migrant
birds and other wildlife
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quality time for yourself
every day. You are impor-
tant too, you know. You are
the spark that lights our fire.
Your ideas are brilliant. You
help everyone with the
truth. Thanks for always
inspiring and being there.
Star visions
For readings, astrology
charts and other services,
call (772) 334-9487 or e-
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sponsored by Senior Scene,
free coffee provided by
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9 AM to 3 PM
2009 2010 Senior Days
Event Dates are as follows:

December 3rd: "jingle Bell Rock"
Featured Event: Pictures with Santa join Santa
for a photo.
January 7th: "Refresh, Renew, and Revitalize"
Featured Event: Mental Aerobics for Seniors. Melissa
Herron-Goldman will be here hosting this workshop.
February 4th: "Be My Valentine"
Featured Event: Give a Valentine to someone special.
March 4th: "Put a little spring in your step"
Featured Event: Tips on spring cleaning, house
repairs and more!
April 1st: "Egg-stra Special Easter"
Featured Event: Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt to
win great prizes!
Other event activities may include: blood pressure
checks, health screenings, informational seminars,
Connected Fitness Workshops, Wii bowling,
Prizes, and much more! Don't miss out!
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Thursday of every month for
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inhabitants and learn about
some of the scrubland
plants and wildflowers.
Loaner binoculars will be
available. Bring water, sun-


screen and insect repellant.
Call (321) 861-5601 to
reserve.
Brevard Chapter of the
Central Florida Accordion
Club: Meeting. 1:30-4:30
p.m. Central Brevard
Library, 308 Forest Ave,
Cocoa. Members play accor-
dions with skill levels rang-


ing. Meetings are free and
open to the public. Call
(321) 799-2267.

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Great, easy dinner ideas from leftover Thanksgiving turkey


Hello smart shoppers.
Check out my cook-
book special at the
column's end.
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now. Try my recipes, they'll
love them.
If you have a lot of turkey
left, place some stuffing in a
small freezer bag. Do the
same with the gravy. Place
sliced turkey in a large bag;
insert the other bags and
freeze. In this hurried time
you'll have a dinner in no
time.
Two great, quick dinners for
those leftovers are my version
of turkey divan and curry.
Enjoy. Countdown to
Christmas next week.
MOCK TURKEY OR
CHICKEN DIVAN
regular or low fat
Leftover turkey or chicken
Leftover gravy
Fresh or frozen broccoli
Cooked medium or wide
noodles*
Thaw meat to room
temperature. Thaw gravy,
bring to a boil and whisk to
reconstitute. Add cut up
turkey or chicken and heat
though. Cook broccoli in
small amount salted water.
Serve divan in individual au-
gratin dishes, topping a
serving of noodles with a
couple of broccoli spears,
turkey and gravy.
Beware of egg noodles.
Their first name is egg,
therefore they are high in fat
and cholesterol. Use no-yolk
noodles instead.
Season with salt and
pepper and a little butter
substitute.
LEFTOVER TURKEY
OR CHICKEN CURRY
serves 4 to 6
regular or low fat
This curry is a simple
variation of the real thing. It's
a winner and takes almost no
time to prepare.
1/2-cup each, finely
chopped onion and celery
1 tablespoon canola oil or
water
2 cups chicken broth,
homemade or canned
1/2-cup tomato sauce
1/2-cup water
1/2-teaspoonWorcester-
shire sauce
Several sprigs fresh Italian
parsley, chopped, or 1
tablespoon, dried
Salt and pepper
1 teaspoon to 1 table-
spoon curry powder,
depending on how strong
a flavor you want
3-4 cups cooked turkey or
chicken, cut up
1/4-cup flour
3-4 cups cooked rice or
noodles
Cooked broccoli spears
Lightly brown vegetables in
oil, adding water, if necessary.
Add the chicken broth,
reserving 1/2-cup. Add the
tomato sauce and water, a
little salt and pepper, Worces-
tershire sauce, parsley and
curry powder.
Cook, covered, about 10
minutes. Add meat and cook
10 minutes longer.
Shake remaining broth
with flour and add to the pot,
stirring until thickened,
adding more water or flour
and water if necessary.
Serve in individual dishes
or any wayyou choose. I
place broccoli spears over rice
or noodles, then ladle on the
curry.

MASHED RUTABAGA
(turnip)
low fat
serves 6 to 8
In my family we have
always called that large,
round, ugly, waxed, orange
root found in the produce
department a turnip. I have
since been corrected and
informed it's a rutabaga.
Try this recipe. The potato
cuts the sharpness of the
vegetable. One large "turnip"
is enough for any dinner and
leftovers maybe frozen.


ROMANCING
THE STOVE
with the
Grammy Guru ,
ARLENE BORG

butter substitute
It is very difficult to cut a
rutabaga. In the past, I
placed it on a cutting board
and, using a large sturdy
knife and a hammer, I
hammered it in half.
Now, I have a wonderful
hint from one of my readers.
Place the rutabaga in a
plastic supermarket bag,
loosely tie and place on a
microwave-safe rack.
Microwave on high for 5 to
10 minutes. Carefully
remove from microwave
and rinse under hot, then
cold, water. The wax clings
to the bag and the rutabaga,
though not cooked, is easy
to peel and cut.
Cut it in small chunks. The
smaller the chunks the
easier it is to mash. Place in
a pot with potato, cover with
water and cook until tender,
at least 20 minutes or more.
Drain. An old-fashioned
potato ricerr" is the best
way to mash it or you can
use a food processor.
Believe me, there is so much
fiber in this root that it's
tough to mash. Season with
salt and pepper, add the


butter, mix and serve
CRANBERRY
SURPRISE RELISH
serves 6-8
One 4-serving package
cranberry or orange-
pineapple gelatin
3/4-cup boiling water
1 large stalk celery,
chopped
1 orange, peeled and
chopped
One 16-ounce can
cranberry sauce, jellied or
whole berry


1/2-cup chopped walnuts
Dissolve gelatin in boiling
water, add remaining
ingredients, place in mold
and chill. Un-mold several
hours before serving: dip
mold in hot water for a few
seconds and inverting onto
a plate. Chill until firm. Cut
in wedges and serve.
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Friday 11/27
Saturday 11/28
Sunday 11/29
9 am to 3 pm
Moving Sale, Everything
to go, Antiques plus fine
furniture. All priced to sell
at this prestigious home.

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321-610-8342
GUNS wanted collector
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guns. 772-528-7020
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Martin D'Angelico,
Stromberg, Rickenbacker,
& Mosrite, Gibson
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paid! These brands only
please. 800 -401-0440
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WANTED JUNK CARS
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manuals, books. 1950's
Wurlitzer Juke box, Also
Rockola Make offer or
trade. 386-672-7366/
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PLAYER PIANO Webber
Grand electric. Over 250
DuoArt music rolls.
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AUCTION- Santa Rosa
County, Florida,
December 12, Saturday,
11:00 AM- The Moors
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Milton, FL. 66 Beautiful
Lots- 20 Lots will sell
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community, Clubhouse,
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ea 321-259-3688
BASKET BALL hoop &
stand, used, good condi-
tion, will deliver, $40
321-779-9282 SoBrev
BED SET, Queen, good
shape, dresser w/ mirror,
night stand, all oak, $199
321-254-7736 SoBrev
BED, TWIN, good shape,
mattress, box spring &
frame w/ rollers, $65
321-427-3622 SoBrev
BICYCLE, CHOPPER,
as new great christmas,
present Stingray Schwinn
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BICYCLE, means huffy 7
spd, 26" Ladies Kent city
cruiser 26", great cond
$35 ea 321-726-8366
BISTRO SET, 3 pieces,
26" round, $50,
321-432-8280
BOOKS, Robert Patter-
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some soft, all $100,
321-768-2222


CAKE DECORATION
items. Various pans $40,
tips $20. Some New.
321-327-3799
CAMERA Surveillance
camera new, color
wireless, $95, TV $25,
321-777-4153
CARRIER, car top cargo
carrier, Sears. good con-
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CAT/ DOG carriers, 2,
soft sided, like new, $10
each, or $18 for both
321-373-1752 SoBrev
CEILING FAN, basic
white, 4 blade w/ light,
like new, $15
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exerciser w/video $50
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parking, quiet neighbor-
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Estate sale, price just re-
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9017


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INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
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ground for kids, tennis,
conservation area trails.
(Realtor) 321-752-0808
MELBOURNE, Down-
town Off US1, Walk to
River & historic area. 3br/
2ba 1250sf. scrn porch +
separate workshop.
$168,000. Zoned com-
mercial. Lease option
possible. 413-684-1436
TITUSVILLE 4/2/2 with
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patio overlooking woods.
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MELBOURNE 55+ Dbl
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Bought $25,000 in 2006,
sell $6500. 407-341-0599
MELBOURNE BEACH,
55+, Huge double wide,
2br/2ba, Master BR has 2
walk-in closets. Incl.: FL
room, sun porch, shed,
carport, partially furn.,
beautifully landscaped,
$72,000.321-626-7396.


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MELBOURNE- 55+ pool
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fully furn, all appl's,
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$10,000 321-474-5003
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heated pool, clubhouse.
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& up. Long term. No pets.
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MELBOURNE 2/2/1
lakefront, all tiled, new
apple, all amenities, small
pet ok w/dep. $800/mo
+security. 321-501-8118
MELBOURNE 1/1 condo
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New cabinets, tile & bath-
room. Includes water, TV,
cable & pool. No pets.
$500/mo. 321-626-0731
PALM BAY SE Efficiency
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BCC. 1br/1-ba, dining rm,
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no smoking inside. No
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GEORGIA OVER 15 ac
in Wayne County Geor-
gia. Beautiful Tiff 85 pas-
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county road frontage,
very quiet & secluded.
Only $3,500/ acre with
owner financing.
Cell 912-269-9349
912-427-7062,

GEORGIA EMANUEL
county 145 acres total. 70
acres in pasture.
Wooded with a 2 acre
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acre. 706-551-9411

MISSISSIPPI: 200 to
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5% or better return plus
growth. 662-686-7807
Dean Land & RE John or
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N. FLA LAND- Lafayette
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*26 Acres $2900/acre.
*29 Acres $2800/acre.
*27 Acres $2700/acre.
Call 352-867-8018

NC MOUNTAINS Brand
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Top tract reduced to
$19,500! Private, near
Boone area, bank financ-
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(866)275-0442

NORTH CAROLINA
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-Year round golf. E-Z to
finish Log Cabin Shell
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Pre-Approved Bank
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60


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from $374/mo.
Free cable, o
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(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
W MELBOURNE Dblwd,
3/2 + large screen rm
new oak kit cabinets +
laminate firs. double roof,
clean family park.
$30,000/obo Lot rent.
$275 321-259-3311 see
photos online at www.
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fir, 1br/1.5ba, Pool, Ten-
nis. $675/mo incl water.
954-260-4092
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




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NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Brand new! $50,000
Mountain Top tract
REDUCED to $19,500!
private, near Boone area,
bank financing, owner
must sale, 866-275-0442
SEBRING: Better Than a
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$725/mo at 531 Ellington
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321-728-4171
PORT ST JOHN: 3/1
Utility Room, W/D hook-
ups. Large Backyard.
$725/mo First & Security
321-633-8101/446-0260
SATELLITE BCH 2br/
2ba/lcar garage, 1200sf.,
wood floors, fireplace,
screened porch, fenced,
cathedral ceilings, $825
mo., Call 321-777-4548
TITUSVILLE: Fully furn
remodeled 3/3/1 Golf
Course Comm, $895 long
term or $1195 short term
incl water, cable & trash.
Bkgrd ck 651-335-2749



INDIALANTIC 2BR/2BA
steps to beach, no smkg/
pets, inclds water, cable,
w/d, pool. Unfurn. $950/
Furn $1150. month min.
Call 321-984-1201 or
716-901-1333
See photo online www.
HometownNewsClassifie
ds.com AD# 47690
MELBOURNE Lake
Washington gated comm.
2/2.5+ofc/lcar gar. priv
yard, $975/mo incls w/d,
internet,cable,pool,play-
ground. 307-351-3757


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MERRITT ISL New Lux-
ury townhomes, 3/2.5/1cg
2000sf wood floors, pool,
fireplace, whirlpool tubs.
Lease / lease purchase,
rates vary 321-543-7677
TITUSVILLE: Remod-
eled 2/2 twnhse Mead-
ows East, 1 story, scrn
porch $600/mo $900/dep
321-268-2519
VERO: 5 Minutes to
beach! No F/L/S!!
2BR/2.5BA large rooms,
enclosed patio. Quiet,
peaceful, $900/mo Non
Smoker, Pets okay.
772-643-5142 Or email:
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PORT ORANGE Prime
Property 137' road front-
age 1/2 acre lot. Zoned
hwy comm, on Dunlawton
corridor to beachside.
Across the road from
Planned Riverwalk Proj-
ect, on the Intercoastal
waterway $450K. Call
Jeri Nehall 386-763-0607
RE/MAX All Pro Realty
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MELBOURNE/Eau Gallie
area-2br/1 ba remodeled
kitchen, near schools &
stores, cntrl a/c, w/d hook
up. $600/mo + $300sec.
No pets. 321-259-3359
ROCKLEDGE:
2 br/2 ba/1 car garage,
Very clean, new paint,
screen patio, CHA, $740
+ deposit. 321-536-3446
SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
1/1 Screened Lanai. A/C,
So Indian River Dr.
$650/mo. 863-983-8064




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1200sf. $900/mo. light
industrial. No CAM, im-
peccably maintained, pri-
vate bath. 321-259-0202
TITUSVILLE: Corner
Hopkins & Cheney Hwy.
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1975 CHEVY CAPRICE
CONVERTIBLE. "THIS
IS IT!" custom top, body,
wheels & interior. Yours
for $12,000
386-295-7100


1978 CORVETTE, silver
anniversary, all options,
mint condition, covered
and garaged last 19
years. $16,500/obo.
386-761-7081


Boats &
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19' KEY WEST- dual
console, Excellent shape
garage kept. Trailer,
bimini top. $4200.
321-254-3838
BOAT SLIP for Rent on
canal. Power or sail.
321-779-1087 or 321-
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BOAT TRAILER for
12-16' boat, new wires,
lights, jack, exc.cond.
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BUICK LASABRE 1999.
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Great. 160K mi, $2300
obo 321-960-6563
DODGE RT CHARGER,
Hemi, 2007 Fully loaded.
Inferno red, exc cond,
Custom rims. 37K mi,
$18,000. 321-636-9248
LINCOLN TOWNCAR
1992 executive. This car
runs great is clean and
the ride is incredibly
smooth. Trans rebuilt in
'09, includes remote car
starter with keyless entry
$1200.321-474-0363
SATURN SL1 '95- 4door,
silver, cold A/C, 5 speed
manual, 1 owner, good
tires, gd cond. 95K miles,
$1785321-917-8553



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to 1954 Body & engine
parts; some rare and
hard to find. 386-672-
7366 or 386-453-6677


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air, Ref/freezer. 3 slides.
built in ent center with
TV. Queen bed. New
brakes, $12,000/obo
321-543-6861

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37' PILGRIM 2006 Park
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ASTRO Van Tropic
Traveler custom Hi-Top.
V-6, Very good cond, no
rust. ac/tv/stereo. $2500
firm. 321-536-8790


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SUNTREE Upgraded
1bdrm 1st floor, unfurn.,
incis washer/dryer, fridge,
stove, dishwasher. Avail.
Janl! 6 or 12 month
lease, $750/mo., security
dep. req. Pet Negotiable.
Call Frank 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



Vero Bch: Newly re-
modeled 1br from $500
2br from $600 Water &
Sewer incl. Sm Pets ok.
Near Bch. 772-563-0013



COCOA: 3br/1ba/garage
1 blk from river w/family
rm, porch, Ig fenced yard,
wood firs, Lawn care incl.
$800/mo. 321-639-3478
MELBOURNE Downtown
Off US1, 3bd/2ba 1250sf.
screen porch plus work-
shop. Walk to river &
historic area. $795/mo.
Call 413-684-1436
PALM BAY 3bd/2ba/lcg,
tiled, large fenced yard,
no credit chk, $765/mo. +
refundable $500 cleaning
deposit. 805-208-1391
PALM BAY NE: Big CBS
3/2/2 family room, No
pets $800 WD Realty
321-723-3311


III i lW
PALM BAY Pool
Home 2br/2 ba/ 2cg,
Huge patio w/Ig pool.
Fenced double lot. Nice
quiet area, good neigh-
bors. Convenient to riv-
er, ocean & 1-95. New
tile, appliances, fresh
Saint. Small Pet OK.
$850/mo 772-260-3217
PALM BAY SE: 2bdrm/
1.5bath. Privacy fence,
corner lot, $650/mo. Call
for info: 321-945-8047