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Vol. 6, No. 9 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, September 25, 2009


4fl HOW WEIRD
a IS THAT?!
S SEAN MCCARTHY



S pend anytime surfing the
_'Web and you are bound
Jto 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!
Boy fakes kidnapping to
hide bad grades
From news.aol.com: An 11-
year-old boy got high marks in
storytelling after staging a
hoax to cover up his bad
grades.
Police said the boy faked his
kidnapping to avoid bringing
home abad report card,
saying a man with a pistol
snatched him after he left Ed
White Middle School.
The boy said the man forced
him into a"beat-up car" and
threatened to kill him.

See WEIRD, A5


Hispanic Festival set Sept. 26


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
It's fiesta time at the Palm
Bay Public Library.
The library, 1520 Port Mal-
abar Blvd N.E., is the site of
the fifth annual Hispanic Fes-
tival, which is scheduled for
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 26.
"Usually we get about 400
people" at each event, said


Julie Bryant, who is a mem-
ber of the library's reference
staff. "We're hoping for more
this year. (The festival) is
much bigger than in the
past."
This year's celebration will
include several new features,
such as food, crafts and a
muscle car exhibition. The
food vendors are Linda's
Dominican Restaurant,
Maduros Cafeteria, La


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Members of the Indian River Potters Guild Lauren Ball of Merritt Island and Don Whitehouse of Grant-Valkaria
chat while they create works of art on their potters' wheels.



Potters host grand opening Oct. 2


Group will open
gallery/studio
to local artists
By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
One of the most chal-
lenging aspects of being an
artist is finding a place to
display your work.
But soon, this won't be a
problem for a local group
of potters, who have, liter-
ally, taken matters into
their own hands.
The Indian River Potters
Guild will host a grand
opening Oct. 2 at its new


gallery in downtown Eau
Gallie at 1542 Guava Ave.,
Melbourne. The ribbon-
cutting ceremony will
coincide with Eau Gallie's
monthly First Friday event.
The Indian River Potters
Guild is a co-op group of
artists who have founded
and financed their own
studio and gallery. The
concept was initiated by
ceramic artist Valerie
Karas, who, with her hus-
band, initially purchased
and renovated the space.
"We started (the guild)
because I thought potters
needed a place to work, a
place they have total


access to," Mrs. Karas said.
"I have all the equipment
they need, including a slab
roller, three kilns, an
extruder, 10 wheels, a
classroom and a dry stor-
age room."
There are currently nine
members enrolled in the
guild. Each member pays
an initial start-up fee of
$450 and a $175 monthly
access fee, which covers
the cost of operations. In
exchange, artists have 24-
hour access to the facility
and its equipment and are
able to use a portion of the
gallery space to display
their work. Ms. Karas said


membership is open to
any Brevard County potter
and she'd like to build
membership to between
20 and 24 members.
Jean Thomas, an adjunct
professor at Brevard Com-
munity College who teach-
es art and design, is an
inaugural member of the
guild. Ms. Thomas works
in clay hand-building to
create sculptures. She said
she joined the guild to
have a place to pursue pot-
tery in a professional envi-
ronment and she enjoys
the feedback afforded by
membership in the organi-
See POTTERS, A2


Turtles



journey



across


ocean

By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
In just two months, "Bree
Varda," a 330-pound log-
gerhead sea turtle who
calls Melbourne Beach
home, has traveled more
than 750 miles.
By early September,
"Bree" as she is known by
her followers was swim-
ming south of the
Bahamas, meeting up with
old friends and dining on
some delicious seafood.
While a common voyage
for many loggerheads,
"Bree" is no ordinary turtle.
Every move (or swim)
she makes is being tracked
by thousands of students,
conservationists and sea
turtle enthusiasts from
throughout the world.
"Bree" is competing in a
marathon alongside 10
other sea turtles released
from different areas in the
world as part of the sec-
ond-annual "Tour de Tur-
tles."
Created by the
Caribbean Conservation
Corporation, the program
was designed as a way to
involve and educate the
public in research efforts,
as well as promote sea tur-
tle conservation, said
Rocio Johnson, marketing
and communications coor-
dinator for the CCC.
Each year, the organiza-
tion selects a group of
female nesting sea turtles
and equips each shell with
GPS technology, allowing
scientists, as well as any-
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Brevard Community College campuses go 'green'


College officials make changes
to reduce environmental impact


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
The school colors may
be blue and white but Bre-
vard Community College
was recently recognized
for going "green."
The college has earned
designation as a certified
green business, becoming
the first green campus in
the state and the nation.
BCC received its certifi-
cation from the Green
Business League, an
organization based In
Plainfield, Ill., that offers
training in green technol-
ogy best practices.
Richard Paradise, asso-


ciate vice president of
facilities for BCC, oversaw
campus-wide green
efforts. He said the certifi-
cation is oriented toward
day-to-day operations,
rather than construction,
and that the school has
made numerous changes
to each of its four cam-
puses.
"This is an ongoing
process, not an event,"
Mr. Paradise said. "Our
goal is to create an envi-
ronment for our students
and staff to be successful."
Changes include new
gas-powered boilers with
a higher efficiency rating;
monitoring systems that


regulate air conditioning
college-wide; the use of an
all-natural cedar oil prod-
uct to conduct insect
treatment on a building at
the Cocoa campus; and
the low use of volatile
organic compounds such
as paint, adhesive and
carpeting.
Mr. Paradise said the
college's decision to tran-
sition to a four-day work-
week has also had a signif-
icant impact on Brevard
County. All Brevard Com-
munity College campuses
are closed on Fridays,
excluding student support
services such as the
library and the learning
resource lab.
"We're not using as
See GREEN, A3


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Photo courtesy of Brevard Community College
Ashley Isbell, a Brevard Community College nursing stu-
dent, tosses her empty plastic bottle into a container
depository at the Cocoa campus bookstore. The deposi-
tory is part of the college's recycling program.


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tional Colombian folk songs
and stories and be joined by
other performers in folk and
traditional dances.
In addition, Salsa Heat will
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tion and Studio Zumba
founder Alyce Howard and
friends will demonstrate
Zumba, which Ms. Bryant
said is a "wildly energetic
Colombian exercise that has
the whole world dancing."
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Rican folktales to children,
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zation.
"When you do art, it's a
very lonesome job," Ms.
Thomas said. "This allows
you to go to a place where
you can meet and get feed-
back from other artists.
Sometimes you can go in
and you'll be alone, but
sometimes, it's nice to be
there with others."
Ms. Thomas added that
she's happy to see the con-
tinued expansion of the Eau


flowers and bookmarks.
During the festival, all
guests will be able to check
out acrylic paintings created
by artist NV Jasmin. A native
of Puerto Rico, she has lived
in Brevard County for 12
years and shown her art at
Brevard Community College
and several businesses, Ms.
Bryant said.
Attendees also will be able
to talk with health care pro-
fessionals, who will offer free
blood pressure checks, chi-
ropractic tips and informa-
tion about the stomach-
reducing Lap-Band surgery.
The festival is sponsored
by The Friends of the
Libraries of Palm Bay. For
more information, call Ms.
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"I'm optimistic," she said,
"and I'm glad to see that the
art district is growing. I'm
glad to see Valerie continu-
ing and giving us this oppor-
tunity."
The Indian River Potters
Guild is at 1542 Guava Ave.,
Eau Gallie. The i '.oii-ocut-
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Save time, vote from home, says manager


By Tony Judnich
judnich@hometownnewsol.com
Brevard County residents
who want to vote by mail in
the Nov. 3 municipal elec-
tions have until 5 p.m. Oct.
28 to request an absentee
ballot.
These elections are for
voters in Cape Canaveral,
Cocoa Beach, Indialantic,
Melbourne Beach, Rock-
ledge, Satellite Beach and
West Melbourne. All com-
pleted absentee ballots
must be received at the
county supervisor of elec-
tions office by 7 p.m. Nov. 3.
There are several advan-
tages to voting by mail, said
Karen Graham, mail ballot
manager in the supervisor
of elections office.


For example, absentee
voters "don't have to stand
in line," she said. "The main
thing is, one ballot request is
sufficient for the next two
federal general elections," a
provision that took effect in
2007.
Mrs. Graham said voters
should feel comfortable vot-
ing by mail.
"I think there is still the
stigma out there, one, that
you have to be outside the
county (to mail in your vote)
and two, that your ballot is
not counted," she said.
"That is not true."
About 290,000 county vot-
ers cast ballots in last year's
general election, which
included voting for the U.S.
president. Of that total,
68,304 voted by absentee


ballot, Mrs. Graham said.
Voting by mail seems to be
a growing trend throughout
Florida, she said.
Requests for absentee bal-
lots maybe submitted for sin-
gle or multiple elections, or
for all elections through the
next two regularly scheduled
general elections.
Officials are now taking
absentee requests for the:
Nov. 3 municipal elections
Primary election on Aug.
24,2010
General election on Nov. 2,
2010
Primary election on Aug.
28,2012
General election on Nov. 6,
2012
Officials recently began
sending absentee ballots for
the Nov. 3 elections to voters


who requested them.
Subsequent ballot mailings
will take place on Sept. 25 and
29, Oct. 1, 6, 8, 12 and 14, and
each day from Oct. 19 through
Oct. 27, except on Saturdays
and Sundays.
On Oct. 29, ballots will be
sent for all requests received
through 5 p.m. Oct. 28.
Here are the ways to request
a mail/absentee ballot:
Via the Web site,
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By calling (321) 633-2127
By faxing your request to
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By standard mail
addressed to Lori Scott,
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Melbourne Square Mall hosts Senior Days


By Jennifer Nessmith
stahl@hometownnewsol.com
Seniors, it's all about you.
Melbourne Square Mall will host a
monthly event, called Senior Days, tar-
geted toward the 55 and older commu-
nity.
Senior Day is designed to provide a
free day of entertainment, activities
and information for seniors.
"Each month is a theme month, and
(next) month we'll have a costume
contest," said Niesha Vitello, referring
to the upcoming Halloween holiday.
The winner of the costume contest
will receive a VIP package for six on
Sun Cruz Casino, which includes a


meal, $10 in casino cash and two drink
coupons per person.
Other activities planned for the
October event, which will take place
Oct. 1, include:
a performance by Melbourne
Community Orchestra
a health seminar titled, "Hal-
loween Home Workout," hosted by
Connected to Fitness, which will fea-
ture ways to work out at home with-
out gym equipment
a hands-on art project facilitated
by Art on Fifth of Indialantic during
which participants will make wire
jewelry; seating is limited
free bingo from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
with free muffins provided by Picadil-


ly Restaurant and free coffee courtesy
of Chik-fil-A; prizes awarded, includ-
ing a monthly grand prize valued at
$100
a musical performance by organ
students from Fletcher Music
senior discounts at participating
mall stores
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Thursday of every month from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. through April. Event dates
are: Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Feb.
4, March 4 and April 1.
Admission and all activities are free
to those 55 and older.
Melbourne Square Mall is at 1700 W
New Haven Ave., Melbourne. For infor-
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That is a real benefit."


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decision to go to a four-
day workweek, in which
employees work four, 10-
hour days, has also pro-
duced fringe benefits.
"Absenteeism went
down and productivity is
now up," he said. "For
example, people aren't tak-
ing time off from work to
go to the doctor because
they're scheduling their


appointments on Fridays."
School officials plan to
institute several more
changes designed to
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Future plans include
controlling lights in con-
ference rooms, offices and
classrooms with motion
sensors and converting
exterior light fixtures from
high-pressure sodium to


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watts per fixture per hour.
Bob Jones, the college's
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services contracts, pre-
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BCC president James
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And after the Nationals
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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

Christine Lynn Gardner,
41, of 304 Sharon Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 11 with driving while
license suspended as a
habitual offender, driving
under the influence and
refusal to submit to a breath
test.
Gary L. Hamm, 63, of
1701 Post Road, Melbourne,
was charged Sept. 11 with
possession of a controlled
substance without a pre-
scription and possession of
drug paraphernalia.
Richard Allen Messman,
41, of 1905 Radnor Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 11 with battery.
Sean Jeffery Peterson, 42,
of 129 San Paolo Drive, West
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 11 with battery on a
person 65 or older and bat-
tery.
Laquaydia Bryant, 33, of
1245 Palm Bay Road, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
12 with grand theft.
Anthony Gyorvary, 42, of
2577 Panama Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
12 with grand theft.


Weird
From page Al
The student said he
escaped by jumping out of
the car but wasn't able to
grab his book bag, which
contained the report card.
He ran to his grandparents'
house and later confessed to
lying. His grandfather called
police to apologize. Sgt. Mark
Roberts said police were
suspicious the boy was able
to "escape" with his band


Joseph E. Kolb, 37, of
1747 Cedar St., Rockledge,
was charged Sept. 12 with
grand theft and criminal
mischief.
Datrieal Rontrez
Sanders, 30, of 1225 N.Wick-
ham Road, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 12 with felony
battery-domestic battery by
strangulation and resisting
arrest without violence.
Jason Oliver Tucker, 28,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 12 with bat-
tery and two counts of
aggravated assault with a
deadly weapon.
James C. Cousins, 41, of
905 Twisting Branch Court,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 13 with aggravated
stalking/following/harass-
ing/cyberstalking and mak-
ing repeated harassing
phone calls.
Martin Estrada Perez, 33,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 13 with armed
burglary of a
dwelling/structure/con-
veyance, trespassing and
criminal mischief.
Marisol Rivera, 31, of
2100 Maid Marian Lane,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 13 with possession of
less than 20 grams of mari-
juana, possession of drug
paraphernalia, two counts
of petty theft and two
counts of passing a
forged/altered bank
bill/check/draft.


instrument, but not his book
bag.
The boy faces no charges
at this time.
One in seven Germans
want Berlin Wall back?
From news.yahoo.com:
One in seven Germans want
the Berlin Wall back because
they were better off when the
country was divided,
according to an opinion poll
published on ahead of the
20th anniversary of its
collapse on Nov. 9,1989.
The survey of 1,002
Germans by the Forsa


Janie Angel Holloway, 44,
of 1201 Bridgewater Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 14 with battery and
violation of probation.
Thomas Paul Aidala, 25,
of 1410 Malibu Circle, Palm
Bay, was charged Sept. 15
with violation of probation.
Barrett Drew Cook, 23, of
3198 Aruba Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
15 with violation of proba-
tion and driving while
license suspended as a
habitual offender.
Karen Kneeper, 35, of
268 Americana Blvd., Palm
Bay, was charged Sept. 16
with robbery by sudden
snatching with a firearm or
weapon and two counts of
petty theft.
Daniel Edward Depace,
36, of 2122 Circlewood
Drive, Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 17 with driv-
ing while license suspended
as a habitual offender.

West Melbourne
Police Department

Brent Wayne McAlister,
23, of 730 Hurole Ave., Palm
Bay, was charged Sept. 15
with possession of less than
20 grams of marijuana, pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion and possession of drug
paraphernalia.
Corey Richner, 20, of


Institute, published in Stern
magazine, said 15 percent of
the country's 82 million long
for the days when there were
two Germanys. Some 16
percent pining for the wall
were westerners and 10
percent easterners.
Man accused of trading
dad's car for $50 in crack
From fresnobee.com:
Authorities arrested a man
they said tried to trade his
father's car for $50 worth of
crack cocaine.
Deputies arrested the 39-
year-old man after his 74-


2637 Pepper Ave., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
16 with possession of less
than 20 grams of marijuana,
possession of cocaine and
carrying a prohibited
weapon.
Jodi Marie Borga, 31, of
3612 Overlook Drive N.E.,
Palm Bay, was charged Sept.
17 with violation of proba-
tion and retail theft.

Brevard County
Sheriffs Office

James Lanier Bland, 26,
of 148 Laila Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
11 with violation of proba-
tion.
Angela Gail Cooper, 46,
of 502 Pauma Valley Court,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 11 with three counts of
violation of probation.
Henry Montgomery, 46,
of 2875 Colbert Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
11 with possession of
cocaine and violation of
probation.
Monica A. Pendarvis, 39,
of 3030 Nancy St., West Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
11 with driving under the
influence and refusal to sub-
mit to a DUI test.
Emilio Rosa, 36, of 1090
Alexia St., Melbourne, was
charged Sept. 11 with rob-
bery with a firearm.
Travis Edward Bagley, 22,


year-old father reported his
Lincoln stolen.
When deputies arrived at
the father's home, they saw
the son walking up the street.
They determined the car had
been sold for drugs. Deputies
later saw someone else
driving the Lincoln, and
pulled it over. The driver fled
the moving car, which hit two
parked cars.
Deputies caught the driver,
who was arrested on suspi-
cion of evading an officer
and resisting arrest.
The son was arrested on


of 1493 Sorrento Circle, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
12 with violation of proba-
tion.
Misty R. Tarkington, 39,
of 4859 Chastin Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
13 with grand theft-auto.
Anthony M. DeMitchell,
48, of 1125 Airport Blvd.,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 14 with driving while
license suspended as a
habitual offender.
Leslie Clay Caldwell, 20,
of 3004 Fountainhead Cir-
cle, Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 15 with dealing in
stolen property and grand
theft.
Sara Nicole Harvin, 28, of
3155 Panama Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
15 with violation of proba-
tion.
Jeremy Craig Robinson,
34, of 3675 Chevelle Drive,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 15 with driving while
license suspended as a


suspicion of car theft.
Authorities did not release
the names of those involved.
Retired woman shoots two
holes-in-one
From sfgate.com: Ruth
Day, a 64-year-old retiree
from northern England, had
the day of her life on the golf
course last week. Day
managed to shoot two holes-
in-one in the same round at
Whitley Bay Golf Club, where
she is a member.
"A hole in one in itself is
usually pretty amazing," Day
said in "The Journal," a


habitual offender.
Roy D. Whaley, 42, of
1252 Sand Creek, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
15 with unarmed burglary of
an occupied dwelling, crim-
inal mischief and petty lar-
ceny.
Troy S. Jones-Hafford, 42,
address unknown, was
charged Sept. 16 with fraud.
Rodney Lalinnon
Philpot, 30, of 2261 Hamp-
ton Greens Blvd., Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
16 with two counts of pos-
session of a controlled sub-
stance without a prescrip-
tion.
Chad Jeffrey Coleman,
26, of 1585 Alpha Drive, Mel-
bourne, was charged Sept.
17 with possession of a con-
trolled substance without a
prescription.
Jeanne Ellen Sass, 38, of
1306 Hampton Park Lane,
Melbourne, was charged
Sept. 17 with counterfeiting
of a public record and fraud.


newspaper in northeast
England, "but I couldn't
believe it when I did the
same thing 10 holes further
on."
Day shot her first ace on
the 149-yard third hole on
Sept. 9. She added the
second on the 161-yard 13th.
Day said she has been
playing golf for about 10
years.
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reached at (772) 408-0680 or
help@ComputeThisOnline.c
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Road service dissatisfaction

If what I have heard about the road work being done in
downtown Titusville, the City Council needs to change
the city's motto from City of Service to City of Disservice.
U.S. 1 South (Hopkins Avenue) and U.S. 1 North (Wash-
ington Avenue) from Garden Street in the north to St.
John Street in the south are road crews working with
concrete cutters, barricades, and other street equip-
ment. The plan: To make both streets one lane. Also, to
widen the sidewalks for pedestrians.
What? There are so few people who actually walk
through the downtown streets as it is now. I also heard
that it is so it would be like Cocoa Village. Let's compare:
S.R. 520 is a main thoroughfare, east and west, through
Cocoa. Cocoa Village is south of S.R. 520 and does not
have the traffic of S.R. 520. Hopkins and Washington
avenues (U.S. 1 south and north bound) are major thor-
oughfares going right through the middle of downtown
Titusville.
Flash forward to the completion of the road work and
both the morning and afternoon rush hours for workers.
The ensuing traffic jams would cause the motorists to
seek alternative routes. Doing that will affect the mer-
chants, who have businesses in downtown, much worse
than it is now.
I wonder who the lamebrain is that came up with this
idea of "progress." With the economy the way it is and
city government crying the blues about lack of revenue,
why are they spending taxpayer money unnecessarily?
How long will it be before they want to raise taxes on
everything?
Drive on either Hopkins or Washington avenues and
you will now see nice, big, blue and white signs (sand-
wich type) indicating where each merchant is located.
Another needless idea at taxpayer cost, although I will
admit it is beneficial for visitors to downtown (all 50 of
them) in a year's time.
A better use for taxpayer monies would be to put
curbs, gutters and sidewalks on every residential dirt
street, instead of just certain sections of the city. Maybe
the time has come to "clean house" of the city council
and the frivolous committees it has spawned.

For the People

Every fourth of July is a good time to reflect and mar-
vel at the courage and determination of our country's
forefathers. They left the only lives they knew to brave
hardships and death in their travels to a new continent
to seek and build a better life. The founders of our coun-
try used their intelligence and creativity to fashion a
new kind of government. Instead of the government
controlling the people, they wanted the people control-
ling the government.
In other words, a government "Of the people, by the
people and for the people." The two amazing and pre-
cious documents orchestrating this new type of the gov-
ernment are the Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution with its Preamble and the Bill of Rights.
The result was a system that has brought individual
rights and freedoms unknown in history. It took blood,
sweat and tears because freedom is never free, but our
country prospered and became the most powerful
nation in the world. The prime responsibility of the gov-
ernment was to provide protection to the people in the
event of attack. The government was to promote domes-
tic tranquility, not provide domestic tranquility.
Now, more than 230 years later, we have a government
so monstrous in size that it is not only cumbersome but
also feels threatening. We, the people, have managed to
vote in leaders and benefits resulting in serious eco-
nomic problems as well as huge growth in government.
We have also lost many of our rights and privileges in
the process. We have become so dependent upon our
government for help with most of our problems that we
may be losing our ability to find our own solutions. We
may be headed for a situation in which the people are
"Of the government, by the government and for the gov-
ernment." If our founders could see how things have




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Up in arms


Paul Lepinskie/staff photographer
The Dead Marshes of Dagorhir, also known as Wickham Park, is the location of a live action role playing game called
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turned out, they might well shake their heads and won-
der why people seem to be choosing to give up their
hard won rights for "easier" lives in which unknown
bureaucrats make our decisions and control every
aspect of our lives.
Our politicians' behavior has run amok. States-
manship doesn't occur when a senator continually
flip-flops his influence over his state's selection
process for an interim senator because he agrees or
doesn't agree with his state governor's party affilia-
tion. High standards of ethics and trust doesn't exist
when institutions curry favor from congressional


leaders by offering exorbitant financial contribu-
tions via lobbyists and "government advisors." The
"pay to play" ideology is unacceptable.
Finally, politicians have no merit when they osten-
sibly vote on a bill before reading and knowing its
content in its entirety.
Do we really want this? A large government that
has placed its people in jeopardy. A government
unable to say no to big spending and stand account-
able for its own actions. Let us start solving our own
problems by keeping government out of the solu-
tion.


'Cash for Clunkers' too costly for taxpayers

To the Editor:

Let me see if I understand President Obama's "Cash for
Clunkers" program.
General Motors was going into bankruptcy but received
a $60 billion bailout of U.S. taxpayers' hard-earned money
in order to stay in business and pay their idled workers to
stay at home. Therefore, the vehicles built by GM were
paid for by the people who pay any taxes. Then a buyer
received $4,500 of taxpayer money as a "clunker" rebate
off the price of the vehicle paid for by the same taxpayers.
Next, the buyer borrowed the money to finance his new
GM vehicle from GMAC, which was going bankrupt, but
also received a $6.5 billion bailout of U.S. taxpayers' hard-
earned money. The buyer is now going to repay GMC the
taxpayers' bailout money for, say, 48 months plus 5
percent interest, or about $2,500, to borrow the taxpayers'
money.
That interest money stays with GMAC since they are not
required to pay back the taxpayers for their bailout.
Think about this example: the taxpayer just paid for
building the vehicle, all buyers bought their vehicles with
the taxpayers' bailout money, were given a rebate paid for
by the taxpayers' bailout money, and are paying interest
for borrowing that money. GM and the U.S. Treasury
Department already have stated that "GM probably will
not be able to pay back the taxpayer money" used for their
bailout. And to really rub your nose in it, over half of the
"Cash for Clunkers" buyers pay no income tax.
So, based on the above information and assuming that
50 percent of U.S. citizens pays 100 percent of the federal
income tax, 50 percent of the "Cash for Clunkers" buyers
paid $49,000 each for a $24,500 vehicle, plus interest to
cover the non-taxpayer's new vehicle.
Once again, a great government program paid in full by
the U.S. taxpayer. I don't know if we can take any more of
Obama's successes. I can hardly wait for Obama's "new"
health care reform bill to be rammed through Congress
and become law.
Keep in mind, the "Cash for Clunkers" program only
cost the U. S. taxpayers $3 billion. The Obama health care
bill is estimated to cost a minimum of more than $1
trillion. And this is going to paid completely from savings
from other government-run programs?
My guess is that the money to pay for the health care bill
will end up coming from the 50 percent of U.S. citizens
who pay 100 percent of the federal income taxes. Scary
thought, and I hope I am wrong.

William I. Reynolds
Viera

Never forget Sept. 11

To the Editor:

I don't believe that I have ever, in my entire life, been as
angry as I am right now.
My daughter in Northampton County, N.C., asked her
kids what they did in school today and was told that they


celebrated "Grandparents Day."
She then asked each child what they did to remember
the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Nothing! That's right, there was no mention of Sept. 11
at all.
Each of her kids attend a different school (different
ages) and none of the schools made any mention of Sept.
11 at all.
No flag at half-staff.
No moment of silence.
No history lesson regarding the events of that day.
No acknowledgement that over 3,000 Americans lost
their lives to a terrorist attack on our country.
No explanation about the reason that we are fighting
two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Nothing!
I am absolutely livid.
And I just now spoke to my nephew, who attends Cocoa
High School, and he said the same thing: That there was
no mention of it at all.
I can only hope that these are isolated cases and that the
rest of the schools in the country did not ignore an
opportunity to teach our history to kids too young to know
what happened.

Jeff Cabaniss
Cocoa

Respect the blind

To the Editor:

In recent months, my son, Andy, acquired a guide dog
due to the fact that he was horribly beaten in the back of
the head and permanently lost his sight.
I am utterly appalled every time we venture to every
store in town at the shear ignorance of the general public,
who regardless of seeing a man with a cane and a har-
nessed dog, refuse to stop and let him cross the parking
lot.
This has occurred every time we've gone out. Thank
goodness I've been with him most of the time.
Service dogs are a wonderful help, but they are not
aware of people's ignorance. If it is an especially hot day,
Andy will not take his dog for fear the pavement will burn
her paws. He must then take only his cane. A blind person
doesn't wear a sign around his neck. The cane signifies a
handicap just as a wheelchair.
A lot of people don't realize a service dog is literally
working and constantly learning. Molly is a beautiful
white lab, not a German Shepard. The public must also be
aware that service dogs come in many breeds, shapes, and
sizes. Many innocent people often compliment Andy on
the dog and want to pet her. Some scoff at the sight of a
dog being in a store or restaurant, even when they see the
harness a guide dog wears.
I am asking anyone who reads this to make family and
friends aware of these facts. Slow down in parking lots,
and double-check at intersections.
Blindness is a terrible thing, especially if you can see.

Sue Brunner
Indialantic


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Turtles
From page Al
one with Internet access, to
track the turtles for approx-
imately 1,600 miles.
The organization selects
four sea turtle breeds -
leatherback, green, hawks-
bill and loggerhead to
track and releases them in
the popular nesting sites of
Costa Rica, El Salvador,
Panama and Brevard Coun-
ty.
This year's 11 turtles were
released at different times
throughout the year,
depending on their species.
They did not start being
tracked, however, until
early August when each tur-
tle had been released to
ensure no turtle got a head
start.
The first turtle to travel
1,628 miles will be named
winner of the marathon.
The tracking devices,
which remain in operation
for about three months, are
known as Platform Termi-
nal Transmitters, which
send signals via satellite to
record the locations of the
turtles and their distances
traveled.
Each turtle is also swim-
ming for a cause to raise
awareness about a specific
threat to sea turtles, Ms.
Johnson said.
People are encouraged to
participate by sponsoring
one of the causes or "adopt-


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P Indicates marathon start location Map does not constitute publication of data, researchers who
|' ndicatemaaostrcontributed this data retain all intellectual property rights.
Image courtesy of Google Maps via the Tour de Turtles Web site
'Bree Varda,' a loggerhead sea turtle, traveled more than 750 miles in two days from the
Archie Carr Wildlife Refuge in Melbourne Beach to south of the Bahamas.


ing" one of the turtles via
the Web site, www.tourde-
turtles.org.
"Bree," who scientists
have determined is about
30 years old, was discovered
while nesting near the
Archie Carr Wildlife Refuge
in south Melbourne Beach
and was released July 31
from the nearby Barrier
Island Sanctuary.
It is predicted that she
will return to the same area
every two to three years to
nest, which is most likely
the same location she was
born, Ms. Johnson said.
"Scientists suggest each
turtle has a magnetic fin-


gerprint that forms in its
brain, which helps them
identify how to get back to
the same location," she
said. "They've identified
patterns of the turtles zig-
zagging along in various
directions and then head-
ing right back in a straight
line once it's time to mate
and nest."
As of press time, "Bree"
slipped into fourth place in
the marathon with "Luna,"
a leatherback from Panama
taking the lead and "Naya"
and "Patty" following close
behind.
The name "Bree Varda"
was suggested by Deborah


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Cook, a librarian at Florida
Tech in Melbourne, and
selected by the Caribbean
Conservation Corporation,
during its "Name the Sea
Turtle" contest in July.
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Inmate-made items saving tax money


By Tony Judnich
Judnich@hometownnewsol.com
SHARPES The Brevard
County Sheriff's Office is con-
sidering expanding a success-
ful program in which jail
inmates put their sewing skills
to work.
The program began in 2007
and involves female inmates
sewing together the uniforms,
bed-sheets and mattresses for
all inmates at the Brevard
County Jail Complex. The
total jail population is about
1,300 to 1,400 inmates, said Lt.
Ed. Pellasce, information offi-
cer for the jail complex.
"We've seen at least $90,000
in savings since the program
began," he said Aug. 7.


For example, the Sheriff's
Office saves about half of the
uniforms' cost by having
them made in-house, rather
than ordering them from a
company, Lt. Pellasce said.
"There was no cost to set
this up, except for the sewing
machines," he said. "That cost
was recouped within a couple
of months."
On any given day, between
five and eight female inmates
perform sewing tasks, he said.
They make black and white
striped uniforms, which are
worn by inmates who work
out in the public, as well as
color-coded uniforms worn
by inmates inside the jail: red
uniforms are worn by high-
risk inmates, or those who


'There was no cost to set this up, except for
the sewing machines. That cost was recouped
within a couple of months."

Lt Ed Pallasce
Brevard County Jail Complex


have been charged with seri-
ous crimes; blue uniforms are
worn by males who make up
the general jail population;
and gray uniforms are worn
by the female inmates.
At a County Commission
budget workshop in July,
Sheriff Jack Parker said the
Sheriff's Office is exploring
whether the female inmates
could also make the uniforms


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Doing so could generate rev-
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"That is still being looked
at," Lt. Pellasce said. "We're
ironing out the details."


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SCENE

And All That Jazz Caf6:
Sheryl Paige will perform
Friday. Kevin Brown will
play Saturday. Ruben Israel
will play jazz guitar during
breakfast from 8:30-11:30
a.m. Sunday. Open mic is
Tuesday with John Conden
or Berna. Acoustic open jam
with Dave Grooms is Thurs-
day. All performances are
from 6-9 p.m. And All That
Jazz Caf6 is at 1641 U.S. 1,
Cocoa. Call (321) 636-3232.
*Broken Barrel Tavern:
Absolute Blue will perform
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Satur-
day. Broken Barrel is at 4700
Babcock St., Palm Bay. Call
(321) 728-4755.
Coasters Pub: Jay DiBel-
la and Matt Atkins will per-
form from 8:30 p.m. to mid-
night Friday. Coasters is at
971 Eau Gallie Blvd., Mel-
bourne. Call (321) 779-
BREW.
The Cove: Mo Geetz will
play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Friday. The Cove Jam will
take place with John Quinli-
van from 6-10 p.m. Tuesday
and Thursday. The Cove is at
1462 A1A, Satellite Beach.
Call (321) 777-2683.
Crossroads Sports Bar:
Strobe will perform from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday. Cross-
roads is at 5070 Minton
Road, Palm Bay. Call (321)
723-9952.
Fishlips Waterfront Bar
and Grill: Freeway will per-
form from 4-8 p.m. Friday.
Party at the Port with a per-
formance by High Tide from
4-8 p.m. Saturday. Fishlips is
at 610 Glen Cheek Drive,
Cape Canaveral. Call (321)
784-4533.
Grills: The Outta Sight
Band will perform 7:30-
11:30 p.m. Saturday. Mo
Geetz will perform 3-7 p.m.
Sunday. Grills is at 505 Glen
Cheek Drive, Cape Canaver-
al. Call (321) 868-2226.
Lou's Blues: Rock Foun-
dation will perform from
9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Friday.
The Outta Sight Band will
play from 6-10 p.m. Sunday.
Lou's Blues is at 3191 A1A,
Indialantic. Call (321) 779-
2299.
Milliken's Reef: Entasys
will perform 1-5 p.m. and
Cool Like That! will play
from 5:30-9:30 p.m. Friday.
Stoney and The House
Rockers will perform from
5-10 p.m. Saturday. Cocolo-
cos and Nashville Mike will
play 1-6 p.m. Sunday. Shain
from One will play an
acoustic set from 4-8 p.m.
Tuesday. Milliken's Reef is at
683 Dave Nisbet Drive, Port
Canaveral. Call (321) 783-
0100.
Murdock's Bistro & Char
Bar: Patti and Frank will
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M.O.R.G.A.N. Project honors founder


By Tammy Roberts
Roberts@hometownnewsol.com
In the past eight years,
Kristen Malfara and her team
have helped hundreds of
families throughout Brevard
County and across the coun-
try.
As a baby, her son, Morgan,
who will turn 12 this October,
was diagnosed with leukody-
strophy, a rare disease that
causes degeneration of the
white matter of the brain.
In addition to caring for
their own son, she and her
husband, Robert, made it
their goal to help the care-
givers of other critically ill
children with special needs
through individual assis-
tance and small grants, while
keeping them informed
about treatments, tech-
niques and the latest
research results.
"There was no other
organization like it around
when we started," said Mrs.
Malfara, a Melbourne Beach
resident. "We wanted the
opportunity to help others in
similar situations."
Earlier this year, Mrs. Mal-
fara was honored for her
work with the MORGAN Pro-
ject which stands for Mak-
ing Opportunities Reality
Granting Assistance Nation-
wide by a national platform
sponsored by People Maga-
zine and Major League Base-
ball.
She was selected to repre-
sent the Florida Marlins as
one of 30 'All-Stars Among
Us" from throughout the
country, who have dedicated
themselves to community
service.


Photo courtesy of Kristen Malfara
Morgan Malfara, who will turn 12 in October, cuddles
up with older brother, B.J. Taylor, 18.


In July, Mrs. Malfara and
her sister, Sharon, who nomi-
nated her for the award,
joined the other representa-
tives in St. Louis to receive
four days of the "star treat-
ment."
They attended a VIP 'All-
Stars" reception, the MLB
Home Run Derby and the
MLB All-Star FanFest, among
other events. Mrs. Malfara
was also recognized for her


efforts on the field of the MLB
All-Star Game, which had a
crowd of more than 50,000
fans.
She was also honored dur-
ing a speech by President
Barack Obama and was
thanked personally by
dozens of All-Star players.
"It was such an amazing
experience," Mrs. Malfara
said. "I was truly blown
away."


Each year, the MORGAN
Project hosts an upscale
cocktail party hosted by
Lexus of Melbourne as a way
to thank its volunteers and
contributors.
But this year's event Oct. 17
will also honor Mrs. Malfara
for her recognition as a Major
League Baseball 'All-Star
Among Us."
This year's theme "Go
Beyond" encourages atten-
dees to step up to the plate,
and make a difference by
supporting these families in
need, Mrs. Malfara said.
The event will feature both
a live and silent auction, live
music, networking opportu-
nities, hors d' oeuvres and
desserts by Creative Catering
in Melbourne, wine and beer
tasting by the Flying
Corkscrew in Indian Harbour
Beach and d6cor by Eau Gal-
lie Florist and Chairs for
Affairs in Melbourne.
All of the funds raised at
the event will go directly
toward the MORGAN Pro-
ject's support programs.
"It's Morgan who keeps me
going," Mrs. Malfara said.
"For every family we help, it's
just one more way to honor
Morgan. All that we do is in
his name."
The cocktail party will be
Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Lexus
of Melbourne's new show-
room, 6927 Bromley Drive,
Viera. Tickets are $50 per per-
son or $75 for two.
Sponsorship opportunities
and auction donations are
available. Contact Kristen
Malfara at info@themorgan-
project.org or (321) 506-2707.
For information, visit
www.themorganproject.org.


Out & about


FRIDAY, SEPT. 25

Free movie screening:
of "Democracy's Ghosts."
An update from the Florida
Rights Restoration Coalition.
7 p.m. at God's Healing
Holiness Christian Church,
1690 Marie St., Malabar. A
civil rights restoration
workshop and training will
be provided to former felony
offenders who are seeking to
have their civil rights restored
the following day, Sat. Sept.
26 from 2-4 p.m. For
information, call (321) 768-
6262.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 26

Celebrate National
Public Lands Day: at Merritt
Island National Wildlife
Refuge. Volunteers will trim,
mulch and clear public use
areas from 8-11 a.m. Meet at
the Refuge Visitor Center at,
five miles east of U.S. 1 on


State Road 402. Call (321)
861-5601.
*Veteran's appreciation
festival: to benefit the
Coalition for the Hungry and
Homeless of Brevard. 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. at Veteran's
Memorial Park and Center,
400 Sykes Creek Parkway,
Merritt Island. Live and silent
auction, car and bike show,
corn hole tournament, live
music, Guitar Hero, food and
activities for children. Prizes
and gifts for military mem-
bers, past and present. For
information, to volunteer or
to donate, call (321) 639-
0166 or visit www.winhous-
ing.org.
Hispanic Festival: 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Palm
Bay Library, 1520 Port
Malabar Blvd. There will be a
muscle car show, arts and
crafts, business and food
vendors, a farmer's market, a
bounce house for children,
folklore, traditional and


contemporary Hispanic
dances and Zumba instruc-
tion, Cuban and Puerto Rican
folktale readings and free
crafts for children. Call (321)
952-4519.
CD release party: with
performance for the world
music band Nuclear Umbrel-
la. 9 p.m. at Sun Shoppe &
Cafe, 540 New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Visit nuclearum-
brella.com.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 27

Free concert: to benefit
the Central Brevard Humane
Society. 10:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. at Space Coast Fron-
tenac Flea Maket 5605 U.S. 1,
Port St. John. Enjoy a mix of
swing. jazz and blues. Call
(321) 636-3343.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 29

Free concert: performed
by the Melbourne Municipal


Band in recognition of Honor
America, Inc., whose goals
are to inspire pride in
American citizenship by
increasing awareness of
American ideals and accom-
plishments. 7:30 p.m.
Additional concert at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30 at
the Melbourne Auditorium,
625 E. Hibiscus Blvd.,
Melbourne. Call (321) 724-
0555 or visit
www.mmband.org.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30

'Seniors 55+ Club
Kickoff: hosted by City of
Cocoa and Community
Services Council is hosting a
Seniors club kickoff from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cocoa
Civic Center, 430 Delannoy
Ave., Cocoa. The schedule of
events includes presentations
on Cocoa's upcoming Senior


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STAR SCOPES
James Tucker
Week of 9-25-2009

Aries-March 21-April 19
Arians are very high spirited.
You take on the greatest
challenges and usually
emerge victorious because
of the strong focus you give
the top priorities. You keep
your eye on the goal. This
unparalleled energy and
drive pushes you on to suc-
cess. With a keenly honed
purpose and edge like this,
there is no stopping you.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Attention to details contin-
ues to bring positive results.
Sometimes it is a challenge
to find continuing motivation
and goal setting and still take
care of details. The solution
is to work off a priority list or
delegate to trusted friends
and helpers. Wait for signs
that it is time to act. This will
raise your success ratio a lot.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
The whole idea is to pace
yourself when working on
different projects so that you
have something left at the
end besides burnout. Live a
moderate life. You don't
have to do everything. You
are so strong. You will be
tested on faith and patience
in the universe. You are up
for it. Sometimes less is
more, you know.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
Your sense of family and
responsibility are legend. You
are the best. Why is this so?
It's called heart. Only love
and deep feelings live in your
heart and spirit. However,
you must also set limits so
your spirit works well. Tell
the truth. Say no when you
don't want to do certain
things and you will see
respect grow.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Now is the time to carry our
new plans. First, fine tune
your life. Get rid of clutter.
Then hone your skills to a
razor-sharp edge. This plan
will move you forward like a
sea of energy and bring oth-
ers into your arena who
want to help and just love
being around you. Continue
to let your strong spirit lead
you. Never give up.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
What are your true needs
and desires? Unless you
know, how can you expect
anyone else to make you
happy? Make yourself happy
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first. Only you know what is
truly right for you. Let your
heart guide you in the right
timing for action on your
dreams. Trust the prompting
of your inner desires. It is
your greatest truth.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct.22
Set healthy, productive
boundaries for yourself and


work within them to the
fullest. Refuse to allow your-
self to be pushed past what is
acceptable for your greater
and higher good. However,
be flexible and open to
change. It's OK to bend when
needed, just don't break. Let
your strong conscience guide
you.

Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Release non-essential things
from your life to make room
for new and better ones com-


ing in. There are only so many
productive hours in a day.
Work eight, sleep eight and
use the other eight to do the
necessary things for your life
that keep you healthy,
informed, relaxed and in bal-
ance. Yours is a good life well
lived.

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keeping on. This ability of
psyching yourself up each day
is what keeps you fresh and
focused. It drives the blues
away before they take away
your happiness. Now your
day is a big success. Yeah!

Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Act decisively on your imme-
diate goals. You are on the
edge of unprecedented
growth. It's like, "I've done my
work, it's time to play." Now
we're talking. This is healthy
and truthful. Keep on honing
your visionary skills. The vision
comes first, then creative
manifestation. These are the
stepping stones to true happi-
ness.

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
One of your greatest
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basics. Hone them and try
new ideas. You have true
magic in your spirit like few
others. Your love of beauty
and balance carries you on
when lesser earthly distrac-
tions try to sidetrack you. It's
your age, you know. Inspire
us.

Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
You grow in spirit every day.
Why? Because of your great,
sweet heart. Your inner
strength and beauty is a light
for everyone around you.
Continue to strengthen your
resolve, no matter what the
earthly side throws in your
path. You can do it. Shed the
old, embrace the new and
reach for the stars. It's your
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Beach. A Wii Fit class, games
and lunch will also be avail-
able. Call (321) 639-3500.
*'A piece of my heart': play
performance about the
women who served as nurses,
United Service Organization
entertainers, and Red Cross
helpers during the Vietnam
war. 7 p.m. and Thursday, Oct.
1 and Friday, Oct. 2 at Palm
Bay High School, PBHS Pirate
Players, Thespian Troupe No.
2606, 101 Pirate Lane,
Melbourne. Play is rated PG-
13, as there are some adult
themes explored. Cost is $5.
Free for military and faculty
with ID. Call (321) 952-5900,
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Friday, Oct. 2 at the Crowne
Plaza Oceanfront, 2605 AlA,
Indialantic. Lunch, live designer
purse auction, silent auction,
raffles and vendors. Tickets are
$35. Call (321) 726-8282 or e-
mail sereneharbor@cfl.rr.com
by Sept. 25 to reserve.
'Rally for the Cure- Breast
Cancer" golf tournament:
hosted by The Brevard/Space
Coast Chapter of the Executive
Women's Golf Association Oct.
3 at Baytree National Golf
Links, 8207 National Drive,
Melbourne. Four-person
scramble at 7 a.m. Includes
cart, green fees, range balls,
lunch, contests, 50/50
drawings and prizes. Cost is
$85 per player. A hole-in-one
wins a Nissan, sponsored by
Nissan of Melbourne or a
$1,400 color portrait spon-
sored by Baldino Studios of
Cocoa Beach. There will also
be a silent auction. Call (321)
223-0210.
Old Florida Fest: 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 3 at
Erna Nixon Park, 1200 Evans
Road, Melbourne. Storytelling,
dance and music and a wide
variety of historical, environ-
mental and informational
displays. Food concessions
from local caterers and local
crafters will share some old
time art. Call (321) 952-4525.
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 25

'Improving Communi-
cation in Your Marriage':
seminar. 6:30-9:30 p.m. and
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pm on Sat-
urday, Sept. 26 at Eastmin-
ster Presbyterian Church,
106 Riverside Drive, Indi-
alantic. Cost is $30 per per-
son with a workbook,
snacks, and continental
breakfast and lunch on Sat-
urday. Childcare is available.
Call (321) 723-8371 to regis-
ter.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 26

Annual pancake break-
fast: to support Croton Ele-
mentary. 8-11 a.m. at Har-
bor City Mason's Lodge,
1715 Avocado Ave., Mel-
bourne. Cost is $3. (321)
259-3818.
Yard and bake sale:
From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
United Methodist Church,
Fellowship Hall, 2100 Port
Malabar Blvd., Palm Bay.
Call (321) 727-8651.
Day hike at Canaveral
National Seashore's
Klondike Beach: with The
Indian River chapter of the


Florida Trail Association. All
are welcome. Meet at 8 a.m.
meet at Lowe's, 4660 South
St., Titusville. Entry and
backcountry permit fee is
$5. Call (321) 267-0102.
Women's self defense
class: at Port St. John Black
Belt Academy, 3860 Curtis
Blvd. 2-part class from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6:30-8:30
p.m., Friday, Oct. 2. Cost is
$25. Call (321) 631-7996 to
reserve.
Florida state boater
education: course from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 42
Headquarters, The Sal Mar-
tinez Palm Bay Boater Edu-
cation Building, Pollak Park,
Palm Bay Road and Main
Street Northeast, Palm Bay.
Completion grants you a
Florida state boater educa-
tion identification card.
Cost is $35. Includes all
materials and lunch. Boat
inspections will also be
available. Call (321) 254-
0540 to reserve.
Inventors Guild: meet-
ing. 2-4:45 p.m. Eau Gallie
Public Library, 1521 Pineap-
ple Ave., Melbourne. (321)
768-1268.
Designer bow making


workshop: for all purposes
and decorations. From 2-4
p.m. at the Christmas Cot-
tage, 1002 New Haven Ave.,
Melbourne. Seating is limit-
ed. Call (321)722-6000 to
register.
Alzheimer's caregiver
class: with certification
included for family and pro-
fessional caregiver and
meets requirement for
"Assisted Living Alzheimer's
Disease and Related Disor-
ders" Level I and II. From 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. at One
Senior Place, 8085 Spyglass
Hill Road, Viera. Cost is
$10. (321) 253-6320.
'Adult Super Bunko
Blast': party 7 p.m. Games,
Chinese and silent auc-
tions and prizes. Italian
buffet catered by Biz-
zarros. Sponsored by the
Police Athletic League.
Cost is $15 in advance or
$20 at the door. Call (321)
777-8336.

MONDAY,
SEPT. 28

Mothers of Preschool-
ers-MOPS: meeting from
9:30-11:30 a.m. at 1355
Highway 50, Titusville. A


program for expecting
mothers and mothers with
children through kinder-
garten. Call (321) 383-8293.
Musical theater 'Camp
Rock' auditions: 4:30-6:45
p.m. at DRS Community
Center, 1089 South Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. Stu-
dents ages 8-14 years can
learn the basics of musical
theater. Cost is $125.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 29

Stormwater solutions to
the Indian River Lagoon:
presentation. Noon. Lagoon
House, 3275 Dixie Highway,
Palm Bay. Bring a bag lunch.
(321) 725-7775.
'Beneath the Surface:
Exploring Florida's Ancient


Pond Cemeteries': presenta-
tion by Dr. Rachel Wentz of
the Florida Public Archeolo-
gy Network. 2 p.m. at the
Eau Gallie Library, 1521
Pineapple Ave., Melbourne.
Refreshments will be avail-
able. Call (321) 255-4304.
LAP-BAND weight loss
surgery: free lecture. 6:30
p.m. at Palm Bay Hospital
private dining room, 1425
Malabar Road, Palm Bay.
(321) 434-4335.

WEDNESDAY,
SEPT. 30

Safety for Seniors: free
seminar. 10-11a.m. Cookies
and coffee will be provided.
Presented by Wuesthoff
Hospice & Palliative Care


Community Outreach Spe-
cialists. Freedom 7 Senior
Community Center, 5000
Tom Warriner Blvd., Cocoa
Beach/ Call (321) 783-9505
to reserve.
Volunteer open house:
4-7 p.m. at the Enchanted
Forest, 444 Columbia Blvd.,
Titusville. Class is free and
all materials are supplied.
(321) 264-5185.

THURSDAY, OCT. 1

Free financial planning
workshop: "How to Make
Sure Your Money Lasts as
Long as You Do." 5-6:30 p.m.
at the Parrish Medical Cen-
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Titusville. Workshop is
open to the public and
free. Heavy hors d'oeuvres
will be served. Hosted by
The Jess Parrish Medical
Foundation Planned Gifts
Committee. Call (321) 269-
4066 to register.
Free scrapbooking
classes: to build memory
books for caregivers and
loved ones dealing with
memory loss. 1:30-3:30
p.m. at Leeza's Place, 3661
Babcock St., Melbourne.
(321) 951-7118.
Boating skills and sea-
manship: courses. Starts
Oct. 1 and runs Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7-9
p.m. at U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Flotilla 42 Head-
quarters, The Sal Martinez
Palm Bay Boating Safety
Building, Pollak Park,


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Palm Bay. Learn federal
and state boating require-
ments. Cost is $45. Call
(321) 254-0540 to reserve.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Marriage course: 9
a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday,
Oct. 4 at Unitarian Univer-
sal Church of Brevard,
2185 Meadow Lane, West
Melbourne. Materials pro-
vided. Light lunch and
refreshments will be
served. Call (321) 255-
9086 to reserve.
'Dating old photo-
graphs': discussion with
the Genealogical Society
of North Brevard. 6 p.m.
Tuesday Oct. 6 in the Han-
nemann Room at
Titusville Public Library,
2121 Hopkins Ave. The
public is welcome. For
information, call (321)
383-8486.


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From page B2
Fellowship Hall, 474 King St.,
Cocoa. A tea party, light lunch
and a church "Hats on Parade"
contest for all women of
Brevard county. Advanced
tickets are $15 and may be
purchased at the church, call
(321) 636-2971.
"A Hattitute Tea": 1
p.m., Saturday, Oct. 3 at
Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Centennial Hall, 801 Dum-
mitt Ave., Titusville. An
afternoon with brunch, an
elegant hat parade and a
pretty hat contest. All
women are asked to wear
their favorite hat. Cost is $15
per person; $25 per couple.
Call (321) 269-4392.
Fashion show: "The
Fashionable Traveler," will be
Saturday, Oct. 3 from 11 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. at The Tides,
1001 A1A, Patrick Air Force
Base. The show will feature
fashions from Cache and
Patchington, and speaker,
Barbara Moss, who has
traveled extensively and will
share some of her exciting
travel experiences. Show
tickets are $12, which
includes luncheon, goodie
bags and door prizes. The
show is sponsored by First
Baptist Church of Indialantic.
Call at (321) 723-5217 to
purchase tickets.
Cocktail party benefit:
for The Brevard Symphony
Orchestra Central Guild.


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$35 per person and all
proceeds go to support your
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visit www.brevardsympho-
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Comedy show: with Ted
Holum from the Tonight
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Hefty from America's Got
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Homer Noodleman. Saturday
Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. at Radisson
at the Port, 8701 Astronaut
Blvd., Cape Canaveral. Call
(321) 298-1001.
3rd Annual 'Bike Blast
Street Party': to support The
Innocence Project. Saturday,
Oct. 10 and Sunday, Oct. 11,
behind the Southern Room
Lounge, 345 S. Washington
Ave., downtown Titusville.
Live bands, best/worst bike
contest, bike wash, 50/50
raffle, Ms. Bike Blast contest,
best tattoo, auction, food,
beer, vendors, bike stunts
and a trivia/poker run on
Saturday. For information or
to participate, call (321) 208-
4768.
Jewel: solo acoustic
performance at 8 p.m.,
Saturday, Oct. 31 at The
Maxwell C. King Center, 3835
Wickham Road, Melbourne.
Tickets on sale now: orches-
tra $48; grand tier $48, $38,
$28. Call (321) 242-2219 or
visit www.kingcenter.com.


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Grammy shares a recipe for 'End of the Rainbow' cake


Hello, smart shoppers.
The holidays are
around the corner,
so I must repeat this
amazing cake for special
occasions in both the
original and the low-fat
version.
I found the recipe in a
magazine when I was a
teenager. It was so intrigu-
ing I saved it. Years later, I
made it for my father's
birthday. The fact that he
didn't like cake in any shape
or form didn't enter the
picture. He apologized, but
wouldn't even taste it. Dad
passed away 19 years ago,
his birthday was Feb. 16.
My granddaughter
Christy, another one who
doesn't like cake, requested
it for her birthday. She was
forewarned and promised
she would eat it, which she
did. While her birthday is in
January, we didn't get to
celebrate it until Feb. 16, her
great grandfather's birthday.
Happy birthday, great
grandpoppy!
This cake is a project, but
for a special occasion, you
can just count on the
applause. Enjoy, see you
next week.
This cake is large and
can't be changed; leftovers
freeze great. You can cut the
fat and cholesterol if you
use my recipe for a fat- and
cholesterol-free cake and by
substituting low-fat or fat-
free whipped topping for
the heavy cream.
I will repeat the recipe for
a fat and cholesterol free
cake for those of you who
missed it and then go onto
the recipe in its original
form.

FAT- AND
CHOLESTEROL-FREE
CAKE

When using a cake mix,
substitute applesauce for
the oil, egg substitute or egg


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whites for the eggs, adding
one extra white and 1 tbsp.
flour. Add water as package
directs. Spray pans with
cooking spray.

END OF THE
RAINBOW CAKE

2 packages white cake mix
Food coloring (optional)
3/4-cup well-drained,
canned, crushed
pineapple
1/2-teaspoon almond
extract
2 tablespoons granulated
sugar
1/2-cup finely chopped
pistachio nuts
1/2-cup apricot preserves,
slightly beaten
1/2-cup raspberry
preserves
1 quart heavy whipping
cream or 8 cups frozen
whipped topping*
2 tablespoons
confectioner's sugar

Day before: In two 8-inch
by 8-inch by 2-inch square
pans or two 8-inch round
pans, bake 1 package cake
mix according to the
package directions. Repeat.
Refrigerate four cooled,
wrapped cakes.
I prepare all of the
whipped cream mixtures
first and then layer the cake.
Early next day: Whip half
the cream, (2 cups). Heavy
cream doubles when
whipped, giving you 4 cups.
Refrigerate remaining
cream.
1. With long sharp knife,
split each of 3 cakes, making
6 layers. On large, low cake
plate, place one of the split
layers, cut side up.
2. With yellow color, tint


pineapple pale yellow; then
fold in one fourth of the
whipped cream. Spread
mixture on split layer; top
with second split layer, cut
side up.
3. With red color, brighten
raspberry jam; fold in one
fourth of the whipped
cream. Spread on second
layer; top with third split
layer cut side up.
4. With green color, tint
one fourth of whipped
cream pale green. Fold in
almond extract, granulated
sugar and nuts. Spread on
third layer; top with fourth
split layer, cut side up.
5. With yellow color,
brighten apricot preserves;
fold in rest of the cream.
Spread on fourth layer; top
with fifth split layer cut side
down. (Use rest of cake
elsewhere).
6. Refrigerate cake for at
least 2 hours to set.
7. Whip remaining 2 cups
of cream, adding confec-
tioner's sugar.
Frost top and sides of
cake, refrigerate until
serving time.
This cake is so tall you will
need dinner plates to serve
it. An electric knife cuts it
best. Decorate cake as you
choose. I used fresh cut,
washed flowers from the
garden. Remember, the
flowers are to decorate, not
to eat, just to look at.

WHIPPED CREAM

Whipped cream is
extremely tricky to catch it
just right before it turns to
butter. Use 2 tablespoons
confectioner's sugar to 2
cups heavy whipping
cream.
Use a high narrow bowl.
Chill bowl and beaters.
Using an electric mixer,
beat at high speed until
frothy. Add sugar and
continue beating, watching
the cream very carefully. It
will start to thicken. Contin-


ue beating, scraping bowl
occasionally. The cream is
whipped when it starts to
have a slight "break-up"
look. Over-beating by just a
few seconds will suddenly
turn it into butter. It will
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become a mass with water
around it.
This makes enough to
frost two 8- to 9-inch layers.

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leave me a message.
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Clubs & classes


* Allemanders Square
Dance Club: Second and
Third Saturday, 8-10 p.m.
Satellite Beach Civic Center,
565 Cassia Blvd., Satellite
Beach. Cost: $5 (321) 777-
0997.
* American Business
Women's Organization:
Fourth Tuesday, 6 p.m. Eau
Gallie Yacht Club, 100 Datu-
ra Drive, Indian Harbour
Beach. (321) 693-2077.
* American Association of
University Women: Third
Saturday. Open to women
with two-year or four-year
college degrees. (321) 723-
9355.
* Beachside Chess Club:
Wednesday, 6 p.m. Beef
O'Brady's, 724 S. Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. (321)
777-0255.
* The Beach Gardeners
Club: Third Tuesdays, Octo-
ber through May, 6:30 p.m.
Melbourne Beach Commu-
nity Center, 509 Ocean Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 729-9563.
* Bonsai Society of Bre-
vard: Third Saturday, 2 p.m.
Melbourne Public Library,
540 Fee Ave., Melbourne.
(321) 255-4064.
* Brevard Democrats:
Third Wednesday, 7 p.m.


Agricultural Center, 3459
Lake Drive, Cocoa. Registra-
tion for new members at
6:30 p.m. (321) 773-4596 or
visit www.brevarddemoc-
rats.org.
* Brevard Now: Fourth
Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. 192 Grill,
1212 E. Strawbridge Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 727-3636.
* Brevard Watercolor Soci-
ety: Second Saturday, 1 p.m.
Satellite Beach Civic Center,
565 Cassia Blvd., Satellite
Beach. (321) 255-1002 or
visit www.brevard watercol-
ors.org.
* Camera Club of Brevard:
First Tuesday, 7 p.m. David
R. Schechter Community
Center, 1089 S. Patrick
Drive, Satellite Beach. (321)
723-7787 or visit www.ccbre-
vard.com.
* Citizens for Constitu-
tional Property Rights:
Third Monday, 6:30 p.m.
Locations vary. (321) 453-
4729.
* Citizens for Florida's
Waterways: Fourth Wednes-
day, 6:30 p.m. Locations
vary. (321) 449-0827.
* Floral Arranging Classes:
Tuesday and Thursdays at
Roses are Red, 322 5th Ave.,
Indialantic at 2 p.m. and


5:30 p.m. from now until
August. Cost is $25.00 and
includes materials. Call
(321)723-3232.
* Harbor City Harmoniz-
ers: Each Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.
Trailer Haven Community
Center building, 1205 Eddie
Allen Road, Melbourne.
(321) 779-4802 or visit
www.harmonize.com/hcar-
monizers.
* Helping Hands Crochet
Club: First Sunday, October
through June. 1-3 p.m.
Alumni House of Florida
Institute of Technology, 2510
Country Club Road, Mel-
bourne. (321) 951-7320.
* Indialantic Rotary Club:
Each Wednesday, 12:15 p.m.
Eau Gallie Yacht Club, 100
Datura Drive, Indian Har-
bour Beach. (321) 255-2000
or visit www.indialanticro-
tary.org.
* International Associa-
tion of Administrative Pro-
fessionals: Melbourne
Chapter, first Tuesday, 5:30
p.m. Hilton Rialto, Rialto
Place, Melbourne. (321) 639-
1780.
* Italian American Club:
Bingo night. Tuesday, 1-3
p.m., 1471 Cypress Ave.,
Melbourne. (321) 242-8044.


* Italian Language Club:
Each Thursday, September
to May, 6 p.m. Community
Room, Melbourne Square
Mall, Melbourne. Beginner's
class offered.(321) 724-8599.
* Jewish WarVeterans: Post
639, second Sunday, Sep-
tember to June, 9:30 a.m.
Joe's Club, 4676 N. Wickham
Road, Melbourne. (321) 433-
3025.
* Knights of Columbus:
Bishop Verot council No.
5845, first and third Tuesday,
7:30 p.m. Holy Name of


Jesus Catholic Church, 3050
N. Highway A1A, Indialan-
tic. (321) 727-1937.
* Laureate Epsilon Iota:
Chapter of Beta Sigma
Sorority. Second Monday,
7:30 p.m. Call (321) 723-2250
for location.
* Laureate Zeta Sigma:
Second and fourth Monday,
7:30 p.m. September
through May at various
locations. (321) 676-7949.
* Libertarian Party: Third
Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Kay's Bar-
becue, 1552 W. King St.,


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* Lion's Club: Satellite
Beach chapter. First and
third Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.
Memaw's Bar-B-Que, 600 E.
Eau Gallie Blvd., Indian Har-
bour Beach. (321) 773-8664.
* Melbourne Beach Rotary
Club: Each Tuesday, 7:30
a.m. Beach Street Eatery,
302A Ocean Ave., Mel-
bourne Beach.
* Moms Club: for stay-at-
home moms. Second Friday,
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Scene
From page B1

perform Americana and
bluegrass 7-10 p.m. Satur-
day. Murdock's is at 600 Bre-
vard Ave., Cocoa. Call (321)
633-0600.
Norman's Raw Bar &
Grill: Loaded Dice Band
will perform 7-11 p.m. Fri-
day. Spanks Band and The


Johnny Shameless Project
will perform from 7-11
p.m. Saturday. Papa Chuck
and Miz Tari will play 2-6
p.m. Sunday. The Bill Sides
Show will perform 6-10
p.m. Thursday. Norman's is
at 3 Forrest Ave., Cocoa.
Call (321) 433-0872.
Off The Traxx: Dub City
Tribe will perform at 9:30
p.m. Saturday. Off The
Traxx is at 918 New Haven


Ave., Melbourne. Call (321)
327-2919.
River Roost: The Old-
men Brothers and Ronnie
Mr. Nighttime Wahl will
play from 6-9 p.m. Friday.
The Tours and Papa Chuck
and Miz Tari will play 6-9
p.m. Saturday. River Roost
is at 1891 S.R. 520, Merritt
Island. Call (321) 452-6606.
Sandbar Sports Grill:
Red Tide will play from 4-8


p.m. Friday. Mammoth
Band will play 3-7 p.m.
and Freeway will play from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday.
Spanks Band will perform
4-8 p.m. Sunday. Monday
is Cabana Revival with the
Rev. Billy C. Wirtz at 4:30
p.m. Pat Michaels will lead
Mellow Wednesdays from
4-8 p.m. Sandbar is at 4301
Ocean Beach Blvd., Cocoa
Beach. Call (321) 799-2577.


Clubs
From page B7

10 a.m. Satellite Beach
Library, Satellite Beach. (321)
777-2616.
National Association of
Active and Retired Federal
Employees: Chapter 609.
Fourth Thursday, 11 a.m.
Melbourne Square Mall, New


HavenAve. (321) 242-8525.
Palm Bay Happy Lions:
First and third Tuesdays, 8
a.m. Dottie's Restaurant,
5275 Babcock St. N.E., Palm
Bay. (321) 674-0587.
Republican Women's Net-
work of S. Brevard: Third
Thursday, Eau Gallie Yacht
Club, 100 Datura Drive, Indi-
an Harbour Beach. (321) 728-
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ornaments. Other misc
items.
PALM BAY MOVING
SALE Fri.-Sat 8am-1pm.
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MANY TOOLS, holiday
vinyl, van, painting equip.
household, books, laptop,
fishing poles & more!
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8am-5pm. 827 Daytona
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fishing equip, NASCAR,
games, photo printer,
collectables, lawn mower,
extension ladders, doggie
accessories, exercise
bike. 100 Webkins no
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video cabinets, 100 CD &
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Fri. Sept 25 & Sat. 26
8am to 4 pm
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2 WALKERS, $5 ea,
jumper $10, stroller $5,
bumper set girls like new,
$30 obo 321-723-7584
AIR FILTER, A/C, micro-
allergy pleated, high per-
formance, 18x20, set of
4, $32 321-773-8591
AMP, OLD, marantz, with
speakers, new 12 volt,
am/fm, CD, $60 each
321-777-4153 SoBrev
ANTIQUE Tiger Oak
dresser large with mirror
& candle holders. Good
cond. $200 321-723-2269
AQUARIUM, 10 gallon,
complete set up, acces-
sories, stand & fish, $75,
321-724-2087 SoBrev
ARMOIRE, real wood,
has 2 drawers, $60,
321-984-3847 SoBrev
BAND SAW, craftsman,
10", $55, 15" tire, good
year wrangler, new, $40,
321-768-1554 SoBrev


BATHROOM LIGHTS,
hollywood style, 8 light
bars, $15, 2 4 light bars,
$10ea, 321-633-6370
BEDROOM SET, all
wood, double bed, large
dresser, night stand,
$100,321-267-8781
BEDROOM SET, french
provincial, 6 piece, off
white, King size, very gd
cond $200 321-984-5338
BEDS, TWIN, 2, $25 per
bed or $45 for both, one
is white metal, other is
wood, 321-431-3142
BIKE, 3 wheel, in excel-
lent condition, w/ rear
basket, red in color, $75,
Call 321-729-0730
BIRD CAGE, 64" high,
26" wide, 20" deep,white,
$75, sterns, life jackets,
$5 each, 321-452-2076
BOTTLES, Jim Bean, 40
year old character bot-
tles, empty, 2 for $100
each, 321-259-3688
CARDIO CRUISER,
Jake, w/ video & workout
plan, $50 321-726-9133
CHAIR, MASSAGING,
like new, Shiatsu, $50,
Shiatsu foot & neck mas-
sager, $20 321-722-0622
CHAIR, RECLINER, w/
electric massage, $60 will
negotiate, 321-728-5684
CHAIRS, LOUNGE for
pool, large, white excel-
lent condition, $30 ea,
321-777-5080 NoBrev
CHAR BROIL patio cad-
die, electric grill, cost
$150 sell for $50
321-631-5432 NoBrev
COFFEE TABLE unique
design. Eagle carved in.
wood, glass tray top.
$200 321-723-1160
COFFEE TABLE, oak 2'
wide by 4.5' long, 15"
high, $35 obo,
321-728-9173 SoBrev
CONSOLE, weathered
white finish, used 2
weeks, has glass doors,
$185, 321-676-0713
CRIB, DARK wood, with
high quality mattress paid
$600, asking, $175, call
Donna 321-409-8094
CUSTOM SAW, 43"x34",
top rips, 4'x8', removable
30" steel legs, $200,
321-704-3349 SoBrev
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tresses are very comfort-
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wicker, gd cond, great
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chairs, $20 321-952-4004
DESK, LARGE, walnut,
60Lx30Dx30H, $100,
desk chair, black $40
321-258-9203 SoBrev
DINING TABLE, 6
chairs, china cabinet buf-
fet, $195 firm
321-327-2251 SoBrev
DOG KENNEL, 32x 22x
24, like new, FDA ap-
proved, $45,
360-801-0188 SoBrev
DOLLS, Collectible, ex-
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$100 for all 321-984-2780
DOORS, 2 double glass
wood frame, with screen
door for inside, $195
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DRYER, ROPER, in ex-
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DRYER, WHIRLPOOL.
older model totally rebuilt,
$125, 321-537-3057
DVD, BLU-RAY, Sony
like new, model
BDP-300. $100
321-952-5785 SoBrev
EDGER, 2HP, Black &
Decker, electric, very
good condition, $25
321-724-9348 SoBrev
ELLIPTICAL BIKE, $30,
massaging chair, $50,
foot and neck massager,
$20, 321-446-7743
FENCE PANELS, PVC,
gothic picket, 8'x36", 10
sections, $20 ea,
321-427-0777 SoBrev
FINE CHINA from 1930's
place settings & serving
pieces, $100, jackets $5
each, 321-956-6800
FREE- CONN organ with
bench and music, SoBrev
FREEZER, commercial,
Imperial, frost free, heavy
duty, upright, temp alarm,
$200, 321-984-9314
FREEZER, LARGE, Ken-
more, good condition,
upright, works well, 2'4' w
$70, 321-610-8114
FUTON COVER, suede,
new, full size, never used
$65, Xpress ready set go
grill, $30, 321-752-4753
GI JOE, 17 issues, mint,
7/84- 11/85 bagged &
carded, $75
321-952-4097 SoBrev


GOLD MIRROR, antique,
beautiful, ornate, huge,
32x44, thick frame, $200
obo 321-773-0448
GOLF CLUBS, L.H
cleveland, full set woods,
and irons graphite almost
new, $150 321-639-7013
GOLF CLUBS, Wilson,
his/ hers w/bag, pull cart
on bag, both in good
cond $150, 321-794-2996
HIGHCHAIR, rainforest,
looks brand new, com-
plete with all parts, $50
321-574-1188 SoBrev
HURRICANE CLIPS for
plywood panels, $0.70
each, have 70,
321-676-0079 SoBrev
IMPORTED TILE, top
table, with 4 chairs, $185,
321-676-6949 SoBrev
JEEP HURRICANE, 2
speeds, new wheels, was
$450 new, asking $175
incl battery 321-255-1987
LAWN MOWER, Crafts-
man Rotary, 4- 25, push,
Eager 122" mulcher, $50
321-368-4658 SoBrev
LAWN MOWER, Crafts-
man, Honda, front drive,
speed control, used 1
year $175, 321-951-1557
LAWN MOWER, self pro-
pelled Lawn Boy, light
weight, easy start, $75,
ex. cond. 321-952-1860
LOVE SEAT, tan, micro
fiber, $50, hide a bed
love seat, $20, table, 3
chairs, $20 321-327-8648
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-Eau Gallie 3bd/1ba great
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SE PALM BAY Bayside
Lakes Beauty! Large cor-
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many features $217K
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(Builder) 321-259-0202
WEST COCOA by owner
3-br/2-ba oversized 2-car
garage Tile floors
thru-out. CBS const,
fenced yard, built in '98.
$145K 321-455-6693






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TITUSVILLE 3br/2ba/
2car garage. Plantation
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1900sf. community pool,
large screened porch,
$950/mo. 321-452-7118
TITUSVILLE: Nice large
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centrally located, no pets.
$750/mo 321-383-0380
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VERO BEACH 55+ Villa
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VIERA- The Greens,
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includes washer/dryer,
community pool, gym,
$950/mo. 321-266-1470


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$800/mo. Washer & dryer
included. Please call for
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MELBOURNE Downtown
Off US 1, 3 Br/ 2ba, 1250
sf. Scm porch. Nr river,
beaches. $825/mo. Ideal
for home based busi-
ness. 413-684-1436


LISTING
PALM BAY SE 2br/1.5ba
1cg,fully redone! Tile,new
appl., d/w, flat-top stove,
hurr windows! Lr/dr,eat-in
kit, w/d, fenced yard, wtr
treat system. Small Pet.
$750+sec. 321-723-8242


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new kitchen cabinets.
laminate floors thru-out.
Reasonable rent. Asking
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Estates 55+ Own your
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2-br/1.5-ba Large carport,
screen room, Corner lot.
$49,900 321-727-1960
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CBS 3/2/2 family room,
No pets $850 + Deposit
WD Realty 321-723-3311

PALM BAY SE, 3/2/1
quiet area, washer/dryer,
tile thru-out, small pet ok.
$750/mo + sec. dep.
321-544-6652
PALM BAY: Clean 4/3/3,
2300sqft, carpet & tile,
roman tub in master bath
$1200/mo 321-945-8047
ROCKLEDGE: Newer
2800 sqft 5/3/2 on 1 acre
in gated community,
$1550/mo incl lawn serv-
ice Posey & Co, Tina
Dornton 321-652-3708
TITUSVILLE: 3br/1.5ba
w/carport, semi furnish-
ed, W/D, Lawn Svc incl.
Walk to Searstown Mall.
$750/mo 321-684-3005
See photos ad #46217
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W. MELBOURNE Quiet
country neighborhood,
3bd/2ba/2car garage, exc
schools, handicapped
modified, $1,100/mo +
security. 321-952-4865



INDIAN HARBOUR BCH
3BR/3BA story town-
home, pool, 1 block from
beach. $1250/mo. incl.
cable, min 7 month lease.
F/L/S 321-223-8705
MELBOURNE BEACH
Nicely Furnished 3/2. 150
steps from ocean. Pool, 2
fireplaces. Near Gemini,
downtown. $1400 incls
water, cbl, $100 credit on
electric, nationwide
phone. 321-446-4454
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1600 classic Like new
3001 miles. Black &
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paint. $8500/obo
321-327-8035
HONDA GOLDWING
1985 Interstate 1200,
needs fuel pump &
battery $900/obo
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321-368-8006
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Living: Models 23% off.
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es to choose from.
Starting at $399/mo. On
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from $2,000 to $18,000
Base lot rents from $367/mo
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(Adult Park) Park Homes
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BEST BUY IN NC
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development.Spectacular
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Bryson City $39,500.
Owner financing.
Owner 1-800-810-1590
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COOL COLORADO!
Acre on beautiful trout
fishing stream, $29,500.
Secluded mountain can-
yon, good roads. $500
down, $300/ monthly.
Owner, 806-676-0304.
DANDRIDGE, TN Near
Gatlinburg, Gorgeous
land with the best views
in the Smokies, direct
lake access. Water &
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Communities.
Starting @ $54,900.
Owner Financing, Low
Down, No Credit Check.
706-364-4200


Shaim
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



CENTRAL MERRITT ISL
DUPLEX 228 Lura Lane.
1br/1ba, screened porch,
available now! $500/mo.
+ deposit. 321-735-0595
INDIALANTIC Two 2/1/1
1 rated A+/ 1 rated B
1/2 block from beach. No
pets. Starting at $750
F/L + dep. 321-723-5697
MELBOURNE
1/2 OFF 1st Month rent!
Historic Eau Gallie Dis-
trict. 2BR/1BA/carport.
920sf. Inclds water.
$650/mo. 321-243-8115
MELBOURNE 2br/lba
close to schools & stores,
Central heat/air, w/d hook
up, remodeled kitchen,
$600/mo+ $300security.
No pets. 321-259-3359

MELBOURNE Central
location on quiet street.
1/1 ceramic tile,new paint
Reduced! $480/mo incls.
washer/dryer, lawn, water,
trash. Call 321-693-2784
MELBOURNE BCH 1BR
w/garage, furnished, W/D
across from bch, 1blk to
town, $800mo. no utilities
annual, $1000 w/utilities,
seasonal. 540-448-4900
SEBASTIAN Tri-plex
Completely remodeled
1/1 Screened Lanai. A/C,
So Indian River Dr.
$650/mo. 863-983-8064


SUZUKI BOULEVARD
2009 S-40 650cc. Black
only 200 mi. Like new,
garage kept, new
windshield, engine guard.
Never been dropped, still
under factory warranty.
$5695 321-951-9541
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AC/ Pond- $79,794 Tim-
ber Co liquidating rug-
ged, unspoiled & un-
tamed WV wilderness
loaded w/ wildlife & 4
season recreation!
Wooded /pasture, wildlife
pond site, stream, trails,
views & privacy galore.
Perfect for hunting lodge!
Excellent financing. Call
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680 wvtimberland.com.
Participating with Cabe-
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LOG CABIN on 5 acres
with Dockable Lakefront
only $69,900. 1791 sf log
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on 12,000 acre recrea-
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completed! Excellent fi-
nancing. Call now
(866)952-5339, x1589
NC MOUNTAINS Brand
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Top tract reduced to
$19,500! Private, near
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(866)275-0442
NC MOUNTAINS Alarka
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ness Center, Waterfalls,
Bryson City 90% Owner
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NC MOUNTAINS
Brand new! $50,000
Mountain Top tract
REDUCED to $19,500!
private, near Boone area,
bank financing, owner
must sale, 866-275-0442
North Carolina 60 min
to Asheville Mtn lots &
homes, 1-3 acres. Some
owner financing avail.
Ed Hicks, Lic. RE Broker,
Timberland Investment
Prop Inc 828-676-0221
NORTH CAROLINA
MOUNTAINS
Mild 4 Seasons! E-Z to
finish log cabin shell, w/
loft & basement, includes
acreage $99,900.
Mountain & waterfront
homesites
$39,000-$99,000
E-Z Bank Financing!
828-247-9966 (Code87)
North Carolina, West-
ern Mtns 1-4ac Best val-
ue in Blue Ridge. Spec
views, Lake & Pool ac-
cess. From $25k Lic con-
tractor. Owner Finance
Owr/Bkr 828-286-1304
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OFFICE/ WAREHOUSE
Great SUNTREE loca-
tion. 650sf. $700/mo.
1200sf. $900/mo. light
industrial. No CAM, im-
peccably maintained, pri-
vate bath. 321-259-0202
TITUSVILLE: Corner of
Hopkins & Cheney Hwy.
Daniel Hoang
321-848-4833 or Vinh
Nguyen 616-262-2770
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SPECIAL
37' PILGRIM 2006 Park
Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba
set up in a 55+ retirement
park. $0 down $0 interest
$575 per month, includes
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insurance. $18,000
772-359-5231
305-247-4021
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NC MTNS: 2.85 ac, deed
restricted. 1800' elev,
near Asheville, Beautiful
view of Blue Ridge mtns.
$47,900 321-757-9621
NORTH FLA. LAND
Lowest prices in years!
Jefferson County
871 acres, $1995/acre
1084 acres, $1850/acre.
Southern Pine Planta-
tions 352-867-8018
OWN LAND in Beautiful
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est Starting $129/month.
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5063 or visit www.
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OWNER MUST Sell. 4+
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trees, private access to
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8 6 6 3 5 2 2 24 9.
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S.E. TENN Mtns Land
Discounted 5+ acre
Tracts from $24,900 w/
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Ocoee/Hiwassee River
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from $2250/acre 800-
531-1665 or 931-260
-9435
SEBRING: 2 ACRES
ON THE WATER!
ONLY $61,300.
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SW VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Borders National Forrest.
80acres $172,000.
125acres $250,000.
New deep well, 200amp
electric service, buildable
property 321-508-0320
TENNESSEE LAND . .
5 acre tracts for $24,995
Great Schools. Owner fi-
nancing as little as $250
down and $99/month.
JDL Realty, 800-330
-3390 or 931-946-2484,
ask for Tami or Darin
TENNESSEE: Gated
Wooded Community with
Bluff Views Paved
Roads, Under Ground
Utilities, 5 Acres & up.
Secluded but 10 minutes
to 1-24. 800-516-8387
Owr/Agent
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SUNTREE: Small busi-
ness, Contractors wel-
come! One FREE month!
Office/Warehouse Space
Starting at $450/mo
Wendy 321-242-4921


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CHEVY S10 1999, reg-
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tires, Good work truck.
72,000 miles, $4500
321-725-8365
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17' KEY WEST 1720CC,
2004, 4 stroke Yamaha
90, depth/fish finder, trol-
ling motor, Luminator tlr
$12,500. 321-724-4957
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BLOWING ROCK NC
Fully equipped condo
Breathtaking view of the
fall leaves & mountains.
$119 per night 2 night
min $600/wk Deposit
required. 386-871-1003
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