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V ol. 4, No. 44 Your Local News and Information Source www.Hometow n L.com Friday, N november 27, 2009

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Price for jetty expansion goes up


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Residents offer reward
to find out what
happed to swans

Some Port Orange resi-
dents thought they were
living on Swan Lake for
several weeks after three
swans seemed to make a
home on the Spruce Creek
Canal behind their homes.
However, some now believe
the swans were deliberately
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By Jeannine Gage
gage@hometownnewsol.com

PONCE INLET For most peo-
ple, when prices go up, it means a
few more dollars spent for gro-
ceries, entertainment and such.
But for those trying to get funds
for government projects, increase
in prices can be a little more
extreme.
U.S. Representative Suzanne
Kosmas found that out recently.
She thought she had finished get-
ting money to fund an extension
of the Ponce de Leon Inlet south
jetty, but in the near decade the


project has been planned, the
price of the job more than tripled
in price to nearly $19 million.
Ms. Kosmas recently went
before the House Transportation
and Infrastructure Committee
Water Resources Subcommittee
to ask for additional funding for
the project in the 2010 Water
Resources Development Act.
"This is a priority for her and
she wants to get things moving,"
said Ms. Kosmas' spokesperson
Marc Goldberg. "She's going to
keep fighting for it."
The extension of the jetty is
estimated to create 80 jobs while


providing protec- 5 e Sfl l A -r
tion of the inlet b vings
from accelerated Look inside for the
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have caused the
Army Corps of Engineers to revise Joe
its 1998 cost estimate of $5.45 Nolin said it is a very
million up to $18.7 million, important project for the area.
No matter the cost, Volusia
County Coastal Division director See JETTY, A9


Come fly with me


Randy Barber/staff photographer
Four-year-old Evan Dirlam of Edgewater looks at a B-24J Liberator from World War II with his Grandfather, George Wood of Port Orange during
Open Hangar Day at American Aero Services in New Smyrna Beach on Saturday. The event was sponsored by Timeless Wings and Wheels.



Commission seeks DSC expansion on Beach Street


By Wayne Grant
wgrant@hometownnewsol.com
DAYTONA BEACH -
The possibility of a music
and arts facility being built
by Daytona State College
near the News-Journal
Center is exciting to many
people who promote the
area.
The idea was brought up
at a recent city commis-
sion meeting by Commis-


sioner Shiela McKay-
Vaughan.
Edith Shelley, who is on
the Daytona Beach Plan-
ning Board and the Down-
town Redevelopment
Board, said she would love
to have the facility in the
downtown area.
"This is new so the
boards have not discussed
it," she said. "But I think it
would be a tremendous
asset."


Jim Cameron, vice presi-
dent of the Daytona
Beach/Halifax Area Cham-
ber of Commerce, said it
has "fantastic possibilities"
but he would need to learn
more specifics.
"I know they'd need a lot
of parking," he said.
The facility would also
be welcomed by Naomi
Weiss of the Daytona
Beach Partnership Associ-
ation.


"I've had conversations
with several people on
Beach Street and they are
excited about how it could
stimulate activity," she
said.
The idea of a music and
arts facility beside the
News-Journal Center on
Beach Street, bringing
hundreds of students to
the area each day, was well
received by the commis-
sioners when Ms. McKay-


Vaughan made her presen-
tation.
She told them she had
talked to Daytona State
College President Kent
Sharples recently about
their plans to construct a
new building and the
Beach Street area was one
location the school was
considering.
She said she hoped the

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Brian Teeters of Daytona Beach recuperates at Halifax
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By Dan Harkins
For Hometown News
VOLUSIA COUNTY -
Last Friday, Brian Teeters
was finally having the
tubes removed for his
release from Halifax Health
Medical Center after eight
days of reconstructive sur-
gery to his battered right
leg.
"It means you're really
going home," a nurse told
him.
He still doesn't know who
to blame for his serious
injury, which came at the
hands of a hit and run driv-
er. For all of his pain and


suffering, though, Mr.
Teeters, 24, is one of the
lucky ones. Just this year,
the Florida Highway Patrol
has investigated 13 fatal
hit-and-run accidents;
only three have been
solved.
Mr. Teeters was among
the hundreds more who
survive hit-and-run crash-
es, enduring trauma and
time lost from school or
work, only to keep on won-
dering if anyone will suffer
for their suffering.
At dinnertime on Nov.
12, the 2003 Seabreeze
High grad and Navy veter-
an had almost steered his


motorcycle to Houligan's
restaurant on Clyde Morris
in Ormond Beach, where
his father and brother were
waiting, when the driver of
a dark gray or blue Jeep
Grand Cherokee pulled out
from Coquina Point and
left him nowhere to go: It
was too late to brake effec-
tively, a car blocked his
way to the right, so Mr.
Teeters tried the left.
"I smacked my right leg
into his bumper," he said,
from his bed in room 1626
at Halifax, a laptop
perched in his lap. "It was
far too late to do anything.
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Halifax Uncorked pops .."


By Jeannine Gage
gage@hometownnewsol.com
DAYTONA BEACH -
Manuel Bornia was beam-
ing.
It was about three hours
into the inaugural Halifax
Uncorked food, wine and
jazz festival Saturday and
Mr. Bornia was


crowd.
Success was apparent on
both counts.
"We're here to be a part of
the community and to
expose our restaurant to
more people," said Adam
Barringer, owner of SoNapa
Wine Company in New
Smyrna Beach. "It's tough


represented at the festival,
serving everything from
duck to salmon to flatbread.
There were also several
wine, beer and beverage
companies offering sam-
ples.
Many people wandering
around the tasting lobby
with plates and small cups


busy running t lik h
back and forth I definitely think (events like this) help
between the the independent restaurants and that in
grand tasting
lobby" and the turn helps the community itself."
theater for
judges table Ted Allen
and cooking Food Network
demonstra-


in hand
comment-
ed that they
had no idea
the area
offered so
m a n y
diverse
restau -
rants.


tions.
"We sold
out. This is fantastic," said
the president of the Day-
tona Beach International
Festival, which put on the
event. "This is better than
we hoped for."
What Mr. Bornia had
hoped for was two-fold.
First, highlighting local,
independently owned
restaurants and second,
adding new events to the
DBIF offerings that would
draw a larger, more diverse


sl


out there right now, and
these kinds of events really
help."
Kevin Manley, owner of
Ivey Lane Bistro on Beach
Street, said he was happy
the event focused on locally
owned restaurants.
"Everyone knows what
the chains taste like," he
said. "But not so many peo-
ple may know what we
offer."
Eleven restaurants were


"Most of
these
restaurants, I hadn't even
heard of and I live here,"
Joe Harrison of Ormond
Beach said. "This is great; I
will definitely be going out
to dinner more often."
Ted Allen of the Food Net-
work, who served as host for
the event and helped judge
the restaurant's offerings
(Blue at Topaz in Flagler
Beach came out on top),
said he was impressed.
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Gary Frye of Port Orange receives a plate of food from Bo Robertson, co-owner of The
Grille at Riverview in New Smyrna Beach during the Halifax Uncorked at the News Jour-
nal Center in Daytona Beach last weekend.


tic diversity of good restau-
rants here," he said. "I have
had some great food."
Mr. Allen said that with
the bad economy, when
people may not be going
out for meals as much, it is
the perfect time to hold
events like Halifax
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people away from chain
restaurants.
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said. "It's great to put the
focus on independent
restaurants where people
are really into it for the love
of cuisine."
Mr. Bornia's second goal,
to reach a more diverse
audience, seemed to hit the
mark as well. Several 20-
somethings at the festival
said they had never heard of
the Daytona Beach Interna-
tional Festival before and
was simply drawn by the
food and wine.
"This is a great event, said
Adrienne Glitniak, 27, of
South Daytona. "I hope they
do more things like this."
Dana Simons. 22. of


Ormond Beach, said the
draw for her was Ted Allen
("I love him!"), but once she
got to the event, she was
pleasantly surprised by all
of it.
"I didn't know what to
expect, but I'm really sur-
prised by the size of it and
the great food."
Mr. Bornia, still beaming,
thanked the local restau-
rants for helping to make
not just the festival, but the
local dining scene, so suc-
cessful.
"You put your hearts,
souls and pockets into it,"
he said, "and we really are a
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DAYTONA BEACH -
You're never too old to
dream.
That's what Judi Winch,
principal of Westside Ele-
mentary School, likes to say,
and one of her biggest
dreams has come true.
Thanks to a federal grant
and donations from the
community, the school has
created a program called
Westside Nights Alive,
which offers free recreation-
al and educational opportu-
nities for adults, and an
afterschool program for stu-
dents that includes tutor-
ing, help with homework
and recreation.
"Instead of locking up
when we leave at night, we
keep the 'night alive,'" she
said recently. "I believe the
church is the focal point of
the community but schools
must be involved also. We
wanted to give kids and par-
ents things to do and it has
been a huge, huge success."
The idea for Westside
Nights Alive started when
Ms. Winch talked to stu-
dents about what they did
after school.
Ms. Winch walks a differ-
ent student home each Fri-
day, reads a book with the


child and visits with the
parents.
Three years ago, she
walked a girl home, and
asked her, "What are going
to do now, go out and play?"
The child said no,
because her parents said
the neighborhood was too
dangerous.
Ms. Winch got the same
response from another
child the next week.
"I came back to the school
and saw this big, empty
field behind the school,"
Ms. Winch said. "I decided
to put it to use."
She formed a team of
individuals from the busi-
ness community to help her
apply for a grant and raise
money to build a "Field of
Dreams."
The empty space behind
the school now has a fitness
park, walking track, shuffle-
board, tennis courts and
basketball courts, all avail-
able to the community after
school.
Classrooms are also used.
Adults can study academic
topics such as how to use
computers and find a job, or
get active with offerings
such as dance and aerobics.
They can also obtain a
GED by taking part in a
tutorial over the Internet.
Staff is on hand to help nav-


igate through the program.
Kathryn Epps of Ormond
Beach said it's an "awesome
opportunity.
"I can't afford a computer
and I can't go to school dur-
ing the day because I take
care of my child," she said.
"Without this I'd have no
chance to go to college."
Activities are led by
school staff and others from
the community who are
paid for their time through
the grant.
Rodderick King, a coach
at Seabreeze High School,
leads an exercise class in
Nights Alive.
"I have everyone from
parents to high school ath-
letes," he said. "It's a great
program for the communi-
ty. They can't believe it's
free."
Ms. Winch said the after-
school program for stu-
dents, which runs from 3:30
to 5:30 p.m., benefits work-
ing parents as well as the
students because it serves
as a day care.
"We have 130 kids who
stay after school and there
is a waiting list," she said.
"That's the maximum num-
ber we can have right now
because of the staff we have
available."
A recent addition to the
Field of Dreams is the


Dreaming and Grieving
Garden, which has benches
for quiet contemplation.
The original idea was to
have a place to dream, but
Ms. Winch also saw a need
for a place to grieve.
"Sometimes a child
would want to talk to me
after someone they knew
died, but there was no
place to go," she said. "So
we decided we needed to
have a park-like place to
grieve as well as dream."
The federal grant
received by the school is
called a 21st Century Com-
munity Learning Center
Grant, which pays for staff
time. The five-year grant
pays $317,000 the first two
years, and then 80 percent
of that the next three
years.
They are now in the
fourth year, but Ms. Winch
said she might be able to
get the grant renewed.
Ms. Winch and her team
of volunteers raised
$300,000 to build the facil-
ities. Some of the dona-
tions were in the form of
materials, such as con-
crete.
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money," she said. There
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commission would support
the idea, so that Mr.
Sharples would feel confi-
dent in exploring the feasi-
bility of building in that
area.
"The thing that got me
the most excited," Ms.
McKay-Vaughan said, "is
that the president said that
the building would have
recording studios, large
enough for the LSO, and
also practice rooms for stu-
dents. They predict it
would bring 350 students a
day to the Beach Street
area."
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would be a boost for the
area and also liked the
location.
"I understand that this is
a difficult issue because
nobody wants more build-
ings but this would be on
the north side of News-
Journal Center," Ms.
McKay-Vaughan said.
The north side of the
park is cut off from the rest
of the park by the News-
Journal Center, which lim-
its its usage.
DSC executive vice presi-
dent Randy Spiwak said the
building was originally
planned for the main cam-
pus, but a lack of parking
was an issue. He said the
college is interested in the
Beach Street location as
long as the city and busi-
nesses want it there.
"From what I've heard,
there's been positive com-
ments from businesses in
the area," he said. "We're
willing to explore anything
the city wants us to."
A commitment would
probably be needed to
build a parking garage, Ms.
McKay-Vaughan said.
"I was hoping it could go
across the street," she said.
"I did talk to (County
Council Chairman Frank)
Bruno and he didn't make a
direct commitment but I
think there is some interest
in the city and county
building it there."
Mayor Glenn Ritchey
said the proposal is "clearly
the type of positive devel-
opment we want in our
community."
Commissioner Richard
Shiver said the new build-
ing could be a spark for the
area.
"This could activate the
arts in the downtown area,"
he said. "This would
encourage people to live
and work downtown."
The mayor directed staff
to draft a resolution for the
next city commission
meeting to "support Day-
tona State College explor-
ing the concept."
Dr. Spiwak said the col-
lege estimates the building
will cost $30 million. That
money has not been raised,
so there is no timeline for
construction yet.


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Due to the dry condi-
tions throughout the
county, Volusia County
Fire Services has issued
an outdoor burn ban for
the county's unincorpo-
rated area.
Under the burn ban, all
outdoor burning, unless
authorized by the Florida
Division of Forestry, is
prohibited. This includes
the burning of yard trash,
household paper prod-
ucts, bonfires, campfires,
warming fires and cook-
ing fires.
Outdoor cooking done
with a contained gas or
charcoal grill (excluding a
fire pit) is the only excep-
tion.
According to Volusia
County Fire Services offi-
cials, the ban was
necessary due to con-
tinued, prolonged periods
with no significant rain,
the drying out of vege-
tation, and daily above-
normal wind conditions.
Volusia County's Keech-
Byram Drought Index is
602. However, in
some areas of the coun-
ty, particularly the north-
west, the index is 738.
The index is on a scale
of one to 800 (saturation
to desert dry).
Violations of the ban
are punishable by a fine
up to $500 and/or impris-
onment in county jail for
up to 60 days. Personnel
from Volusia County Fire
Services will issue viola-
tion notices to any person
violating the burn ban
and also will extinguish


any fire not authorized by
the Florida Division of
Forestry.
Fire officials also are
urging the public to be
cautious with outdoor
activities, especially with
the upcoming holiday
season. Activities such as
the use of ATVs, welding
equipment, mowers, and
the improper disposal of
cigarette butts can spark a
wildfire. Carelessness and
arson cause two out of
every three wildfires in
Florida according to the
state Division of Forestry.

The following are
safety tips for dealing
with wildfires:

Practice
wildfire safety

*Do not discard ciga-
rettes from moving vehi-
cles; use ashtrays
*When pulling off the
side of the road, stay off
dry grass areas
*Do not operate all-ter-
rain vehicles on dry vege-
tation areas
*Check lawnmowers
and farm equipment for
properly working spark
arresters
*Properly extinguish
fires when cooking out-
doors and never leave
fires unattended
*People start most wild-
fires. Promote and prac-
tice fire safety with all
members of your family
*Clearly mark all drive-
way entrances with name
and address
*Plan several escape
routes away from your


home both by car and on
foot

Protect your home

*Design and landscape
your home with wildfire
safety in mind
*Allow a 30-foot buffer
of non-combustible
material around your
home
*Use non-combustible
materials on the roof and
regularly clean the roof
and gutters
*Teach family members
how to use a fire extin-
guisher. Install and
regularly test smoke
detectors
*Inspect chimneys
twice a year and clean
them once a year
*Rake leaves and dead
limbs and twigs. Clear all
flammable vegetation
*Have a garden hose
long enough to reach any
area of your home and
property

When wildfire
threatens

*Listento the media or
your NOAA Weather Alert
radio for Civil Emergency
Messages about where
the danger is
*Prepare your family,
pets, and supplies in case
you have to evacuate
*If told to evacuate, do
so immediately
*If evacuating, tell
someone you are leaving
and where you are going.
Drive a route away from
fire hazards and listen to
public safety officials


school staff member who "She calls the commu-
Field helps with Nights Alive, nity her Westside family,"
From page A3 said she has known a lot Ms. Sparks said. "When
of principals, but never she told me and others
maintaining the facilities one who cares as much about her dream, we said
and she wants to expand about the students and we wanted to help. We're
the program. the community as Ms. proud of what we have
Priscilla Sparks, a Winch. accomplished."


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.
Port Orange
Police Department

*Thomas Richard Betty,
55, of 818 Mockingbird
Drive, Port Orange, was
arrested Nov. 13 on
charges of child abuse.
Bail was not set.
*William Clyde Doran,
45, of 303 Layfette St., Port
Orange, was arrested Nov.
15 on charges of grand
theft. Bail was set at
$1,000.
*John Mehalick, 48, of
840 Whiporwill Drive, Port
Orange, was arrested Nov.
15 on charges of grand
theft. Bail was se at $1,500.
*Daniel W. J. Dougherty,
20, of 464 Champagne Cir-
cle, Port Orange, was
arrested Nov. 19 on
charges of petit theft. Bail
was not set.

South Daytona
Police Department

*Shaneeka Latoya Hood,
25, of 1600 S. Palmetto
Ave., No. 4, South Day-
tona, was arrested Nov. 13
on charges of resisting
arrest with violence. Bail
was set at $2,500.

Volusia County
Sheriffs Office

*Richard Thomas Self,
18, of 6080 Sabal Ham-
mock Circle, Port Orange,
was arrested Nov. 18 on
charges of unarmed bur-
glary to a conveyance. Bail
was not set.


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Christmas is coming way too soon

As I sit here today, thankful that I have finally found a
job, I started thinking about the Christmas holidays.
You can't help it. We are smothered by it on TV, in the
stores and everywhere else.
Now everyone knows that this is the time of year that
suicides go up.
I am not wondering will those statistics go up this
year. Between people being out of work and having
trouble finding work, doing their best to hang onto their
homes, now they have to try and figure out a way to give
their children a Christmas that they cannot afford.
Every parent wants to give their children that special
Christmas and it breaks our hearts when we can't. So
now with everything else going on in this country, I am
being bombarded along with others with Christmas ads
that started as soon as Halloween ended. Forget
Thanksgiving.
It seems to me that the greed of the businesses is going
to drive a few more people over the edge.
Now, the parents will have to listen to children beg-
ging for gifts that there is no way they can give them. I
just want to ask, is it worth it?

Volusia County students
need more homework

The new skateboard park at Bethune Point Park in
Daytona Beach is open until 9:30 p.m. each night.
It is absolutely loaded with children skateboarding. It
seems to me that the largest portion of my property tax
bill is going towards the schools.
It is blatant that the teachers inVolusia County are not
giving these kids enough homework.
They are out here every night, forced to leave at 9:30
p.m. when the park closes, and they are out on school
nights.
What happened to chores at home and then doing
your homework on school nights?
There are hundreds of kids out here. It proves without
a doubt they are not getting homework.

Keep Christmas in the parades

I am reading a local publication's calendar of events. It
is addressing the upcoming holiday season. What
stands out so blatantly is the city of Ormond Beach is
having a Christmas parade. Excellent. The city of Holly
Hill is having a Christmas parade. And here we go with
Daytona Beach, we're having a holiday parade. I'll be
attending two out of three.

Smoking should not be allowed
on city properties

I had some business at the New Smyrna Beach city hall
the other day. When I was going in the front door, I
noticed there were two employees standing outside
smoking. I think that is the most disgusting habit that
there is. I think smoking should be banned from all city
properties in New Smyrna Beach.
They make the police officers not smoke.
I think they should make an example of themselves at
city hall and the administrative offices and quit smoking
and ban it on their property

Commissioners in favor
of hotel should be voted out

If that new Hampton Inn gets built on Flagler Avenue
in New Smyrna Beach, citizens of New Smyrna Beach
should find out which of the commissioners were in
favor of it and vote them out of office the next time
around.






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Vocalist Nicole
Danielle of Port
Orange, who is home
schooled, performs
'The Girl in 14G'
during the finals for
SuperStars of Volusia
at Mainland High
School on Saturday.
Nicole took first place
in the show and has
the option of choos-
ing $2,500 in cash or
25 hours of recording
studio time in a
multi-track recording
studio. The Daytona
Beach Symphony
Society sponsored
the event.



Randy Barber
staff photographer


Letters


Chamber should cancel Palin's appearance

Here are some reasons why the Daytona Beach/Halifax
area Chamber of Commerce should cancel Sarah Palin's
appearance.
No. 1, She quit her job for selfish financial reasons
(millions in dollars for a book deal that she could not get if
she was governor).
No 2, She was the reason the Republicans lost the 2008
presidential election.
No. 3, She thinks she can see Russia from her house in
Alaska.
No. 4, She and her family are dysfunctional.
No. 5, If it wasn't for John McCain's major mistake picking


Brief
From page Al
slaughtered. The residents live in
Maplewood Estates and they said the
entire community was delighted when
the swans set down and seem to be very
content there. They say people were
coming in droves to see and feed the
swans and that the feathered friends
brought joy to the community. Several
residents heard gunshots on the water
one night and saw a boat out there. The
next day two of the swans were gone
and a week later, someone spotted the
charred head and body of the third
swan in the water. They feel certain the
swans were stalked and have called
police and officers from Florida fish and
wildlife. The problem, said law enforce-
ment officials, is lack of proof. No one
has proof the birds were killed and
officials said they could just as easily
have flown away. However residents are
certain the swans were killed and say
they have banded together and are even
offering a $200 reward for more infor-
mation. They said they are determined
to act as a group in protecting other
wildlife near the waterway.

Man tries to snatch purse

New Smyrna Beach Police are looking
for a man who tried to steal a woman's
purse in the 1400 block of South Dixie
Freeway. The woman told police the
man approached her from behind in a
poorly lit parking lot and tried to pull
her purse off her shoulder. They
struggled and the suspect ran off
without the purse. Despite an extensive
search, police didn't find the man.

Police search
for burglary suspect

In another case, police in New
Smyrna Beach know who they're
looking for in connection to an armed
burglary on Sinnka Street. Investigators
said they got a call saying Dwayne
Morris, 21, was in the area waving a gun
in the air. They say they later learned
Morris had been in a home in the 500
block and threatened to kill the occu-
pants while demanding cash. The
suspect managed to get away on foot.

Bert Fish Medical Center goes
smoke free

Bert Fish Medical Center in New
Smyrna Beach is now a non-smoking
campus. Hospital officials said they
received a $25,000 grant to help them go
cold turkey. They are offering quit
smoking programs to employees and
passing out nicotine gum and nicotine


her as his running mate, we would never have heard of her.
No. 6, Her lack of intelligence outweighs her beauty.
No. 7, She could not name one court case that was
relevant to her state. (U.S. vs. Exxon Valdez that was the
biggest oil spill in Alaska history).
No. 8, She is incompetent and lacks political knowledge
and general knowledge.
No. 9, She was elected by Eskimo men who like good-
looking women.
No. 10, Please run for president again. Saturday Night
Live needs some new material.


Steve Stockdale
Daytona Beach


abuse claims several times. Wilhite's
attorneys also successfully questioned
the credibility of several of the teen's
friends who admitted they didn't see the
sex abuse, but were told about it by the
teenager who laughed in e-mails when
he said he would tell everyone Wilhite
sexually abused him. Wilhite still faces
other charges from additional teenagers
who claimWilhite provided alcohol and
showed them pornography at his home
and encouraged them to have sex with
each other so he could watch.

Ormond-by-the
Sea men murdered

Investigators with the Volusia County
Sheriff's Office say two men found dead
in their Ormond-by-the-Sea home were
murdered and they don't believe it was a
random crime. Mike Floyd, 41, and his
roommate Andrew Kakowski, 26, were
found in the home on Alamanda Street
when the younger man's mother went
looking for him. Investigators said the
men had likely been dead for several
days due to decomposition of the
bodies. Deputies won't say how the men
were killed, but believe the killer or
killers knew the victims and targeted
them. Neighbors suspected the men
were victims of a murder/suicide
because they said Floyd had been
depressed in recent weeks. In a terrible
twist, Floyd's wife, stepdaughter and a
family friend were killed in September
during a crash in Holly Hill. Since the
loss, neighbors said Floyd had often said
he had nothing to live for. Kakowski
moved in with him after Floyd's family
died.

Emergency brake activation
lead to accident

We learned later in the week that
Holly Hill police no longer believe the
crash that killed Floyd's family was the
result of a street race. Instead, Chief
Mark Barker said crash investigators
believe someone in the back seat of the
Red Camaro that split in two on impact,
pulled the emergency brake, sending
the vehicle into a fatal spin. Witnesses
first told investigators the driver of the
Camaro was speeding down Nova Road,
racing another vehicle, but police now
think the driver was just going so fast he
appeared to be racing when in fact he
was just passing vehicles. Police think
the back seat passenger, Mike Floyd's
wife Kathy, was likely terrified and
pulled the emergency brake to stop the
car. Accident reconstruction specialists
said when she pulled the emergency
brake up full, it created so much heat,
the rear brake assembly welded shut
and the Camaro, running at least 70
miles per hour, began a deadly turn,
ultimately hitting a retaining wall and
splitting in two.


patches. In a symbolic gesture, the
hospital used a forklift to haul away the
smoking hut outside and dumped all
the outside ashtrays as well. Several
smokers who were at the ceremony said
they quit smoking several weeks ago in
anticipation of the ban and say the
hospital help has allowed them to kick a
decades old habit.

Hundreds participate in
New Smyrna Beach run

Hundreds came out for the SALT
Spray 5k run and walk to benefit
Hospice ofVolusia/Flagler and the New
Smyrna Beach High School Cross
Country Team. Participants met at the
Flagler Beach approach and Mother
Nature held off the rain, to make the day
picture perfect. SALT is an acronym for
Smyrna Active Leaders for Tomorrow,
and is a mix of young professionals who
are working to make the community a
great place to live and work.

Citizens clean
out closed school

In Oak Hill, citizens spent a recent
weekend cleaning outWF Burns Oak
Hill elementary. TheVolusia County
school board closed the school, among
other smaller elementary schools, in an
effort to save money. Community
leaders were so upset with the closing of
the school that they created a commu-
nity trust and bought the school with
hopes of opening a charter school on
the site as early as next summer.

Radio station
owner found not guilty

A jury foundWELE Radio station
owner DougWilhite not guilty of rape
and molestation charges after several
days of trial, but just minutes of
deliberation. Wilhite was arrested over
the summer after a then 15- year-old
boy he was close to accused Wilhite of
repeatedly sexually assaulting him over
two months earlier in the year. The teen
testified he had gone to live withWilhite,
who he knew since childhood, because
of troubles with his parents and claimed
Wilhite "made deals" with him to get
him to behave provocatively. The teen
said Wilhite, an admitted nudist, would
provide him with alcohol, if he would be
naked around him and the teen claims
the incidents escalated to include sex
acts until he ran away in May. Wilhite
said he was only trying to help the teen
and that the boy ran away because
Wilhite wanted to put him in treatment
for mental health issues and substance
abuse help. Defense attorneys provided
evidence that the teen frequently lied
and changed his story about the sex






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My leg was pinned, then I
just flipped up over the
bike and car, did about two
or three rolls and then I
remember looking up and
noticing that there wasn't
any Jeep around any
more."
The Jeep's driver left him
bleeding in the middle of
the road. He started
screaming, "Get that per-
son in the Jeep!" He tried to
get up, and that's when he
noticed that his leg had
been mangled, despite the
helmet, protective glove
and adherence to the 40
mph speed-limit.
Mr. Teeters, who was
allowed to withdraw late in
the semester from classes
at Daytona State College
after the crash, endured
three surgeries over the
next eight days. A pin was
placed in his thigh to stabi-


lize a compound fracture.
Then spare muscle was
used to plug a hole. Then a
skin graft. It'll be a four-to-
six-month recovery, not
exactly fun for someone
who's worked since he was
a teen as a Volusia County
lifeguard.
"I just want whoever did
this to confess," he said. "I
mean, it's not going to hap-
pen maybe, but that would
be kind of nice."
His mother, Lucie
Teeters, says she's taken to
craning her neck now
whenever she sees a dark-
colored Jeep pass by. From
the other side of her son's
bed, she says about the
perpetrator, "He hasn't got-
ten away with it yet."
The Teeters family is
offering an unspecified
reward to the person
responsible for informa-
tion that leads to a convic-
tion (call the Ormond
Beach police department
with tips).


Just this month, state
troopers have looked into
five new fatal hit-and-run
crashes in Central Florida.
"That's very unusual to
have five in such a short
period of time," said Sgt.
Kim Montes, spokes-
woman for the Florida
Highway Patrol.
Every day in Central
Florida, Sgt. Montes, said,
troopers investigate
between 10 and 25 hit-and-
run crashes a level that
has some troopers calling
this an outbreak.
But it's not a new phe-
nomenon. For decades,
drivers have fled after
crashes for four reasons,
says Sgt. Montes: They're
impaired, their license is
suspended, they're want-
ed, or they don't have
insurance.
The irony, said Sgt.
Montes: "A lot of times the
accident, which usually
involves a pedestrian, isn't
even (the driver's) fault,


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and had they stayed,
except for the reasons they
left in the first place, they
wouldn't even be charged."
Once they leave, though,
it's a first-degree felony,
with up to 30 years in
prison to face.
Sgt. Montes said hit and
runs are a challenge for law
enforcement.
"The worst case scenario
is it happens at night with
no witnesses," she said.
"The best scenario is if we
have the car, or short of
that, there are witnesses.
Any information helps,
she said.
"Even if they only have a
couple of letters from the
tag, that helps immensely,"
she said.
And even after the acci-
dent, the public can help
by being alert.
"If they see a neighbor
whose car is damaged or
covered or not there,"
she said. "They should
report that."


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Math teacher wins
excellence award
Spruce Creek High School
math teacher Gillian Rogan
was named a 2009 Excel
Award winner from the
Foundation for Excellence
in Education.
The Excel Award is part of
an initiative by the Founda-
tion for Excellence in Educa-
tion to identify and share
the secrets of successful
teaching with educations
and policymakers around
the country.
The 81 award winners
from across the state will be
honored Saturday, Dec. 5, at
the Rosen Centre in Orlan-
do.


Membership drive
planned
The American Legion No.
270 is having a membership
drive at 11 a.m., Sunday,
Nov. 29, at 119 Howes St.,
Port Orange.
There will be free ham-
burgers and hot dogs and
music.
For more information, call
(386) 788-6800.
Annual tree lighting
ceremony scheduled
South Daytona will hold
its annual tree lighting at
6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, at
City Hall, 1672 S. Ridgewood


Ave.
There will be entertain-
ment, a visit from Santa and
refreshments.
Dance classes offered
The city of South Daytona
Parks and Recreation
Department will hold dance
classes from Monday, Nov.,
30 to Thursday, Dec. 17, at
the James Park dance stu-
dio, 1700 James St.
Jazz, tap and ballet classes
are offered for children and
teenagers.
All classes are three weeks.
South Daytona residents'
cost per week is $27.50 for
one class, $42.50 for two
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Non-residents should add
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For more information, call
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Driver safety class
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The Association for the
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For more information, call
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The Friends of the Port
Orange Regional Library will
present their annual
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from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday,
Dec. 4, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 5, at the
library, 1005 City Center Cir-
cle.
For more information, call
(386) 322-5152.
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Clyde Morris Blvd., Port
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Fashion show and
auction slated

The International Acade-
my will hold a fashion show
and silent auction from 5:30
to 8 p.m., Friday, Dec. 4, at
International Academy,
2550 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
South Daytona.
Admission is free.
They will be accepting
unwrapped toys for Toys for
Tots.
All proceeds will go
toward the Community
Partnership for Children.
For more information, call
(386) 767-4600 Ext. 222.

Teen advisory group
looking for members

The Port Orange Regional
Library's Teen Advisory
Board will meet from 4 to 5
p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, at the
library, 1005 City Center Cir-


cle.
Teens may be a part of the
only library group made up
by teens for teens.
Participants discuss possi-
ble future teen activities to
be held in the library.
For information, call (386)
322-5152 Ext. 4.

Living Christmas tree
performance planned

The White Chapel Church
of God will hold its Living
Christmas Tree at 7 p.m.,
Wednesday Dec. 2 to Sunday,
Dec. 6, at 1730 S. Ridgewood
Ave., South Daytona.
The suggested donation is
$3.
On Friday evening, each
child will receive a special
Christmas gift.
For tickets, send a self-
addressed stamped envelope
with the number of tickets
needed and the night to
White Chapel Church of
God, 1730 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
South Daytona, FL 32119.
For more information, call
(386) 767-5470.


Holiday lighting
contest planned

Help brighten South Day-
tona by decorating your
home or business for the
holidays.
A panel of judges will be
out looking, so be sure to
have decorations complete
and lit by Wednesday, Dec.
9.
Winners will be notified in
advance and recognized on
Thursday, Dec. 17, at their
location.
For more information, call
the Parks and Recreation
Department at (386) 322-
3070.

New AA group
formed

Covenant United
Methodist Church has
formed a new Alcoholics
Anonymous group called
"1,2,3, Miracle."
The group meets at 8 p.m.
each Thursday, at the


church, 3701 S. Clyde Morris
Blvd., Port Orange, Room
204.
For more information, call
(386) 383-9470 or (386) 767-
8544.

Bird watching field
trips offered

The Halifax River
Audubon will hold free
bird watching field trips.
Participants will visit
Merritt Island NWR Black
Point Drive on Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 4 and 5.
Participants should meet
each day at 7 a.m., at the
Lowe's parking lot on Dun-
lawton Avenue in Port
Orange to form carpools.
Each participant should
bring a lunch and a bever-
age. There will be easy or
no walking required.
For more information,
call (386) 763-4260 for Fri-
day's field trip or (386) 212-
6957 for Saturday's field
trip.


Holiday waste
collection schedule
released
There will be no garbage,
recycling and yard trash col-
lection for residents of unin-
corporatedVolusia County on
Thanksgiving, Christmas and
New Year's days. Unincorpo-
rated areas are outside city
limits.


The makeup day for
Thanksgiving will be Saturday,
Nov. 28; the makeup day for
Christmas will be Saturday,
Dec. 26; and the makeup day
for New Year's Day will be Sat-
urday, Jan. 2.
The Tomoka Landfill will be
closed Thanksgiving, Christ-
mas and NewYear's days.
For more information, call
(386) 943-7889 or visit
www.volusia.org/recycle.


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"The inlet is a major
commercial and recre-
ational conduit for us," Mr.
Nolin said. "Boating is a
huge industry in the state
and Volusia County is no
exception, so from an eco-
nomic standpoint it's very
important."
There are also safety
issues that the expansion
should help to alleviate,
Mr. Nolin said. It will
lessen the amount of sand
that flows into the inlet
and widen the channel.
"The south jetty is a
navigation lynchpin," Mr.
Nolin said. "Any boater will
tell you, Ponce can be
tricky. This will give us a
wider, deeper inlet with a
less intense wave climate."
Mr. Goldberg said the
additional funds needed,
which he estimates to be


around $10 million, will be
split between federal and
county dollars. The federal
dollars need to be author-
ized, which should happen
in the spring, but appro-
priation of the money will
be spread out over a few
years. So, once again there
is the chance the price tag
will continue to go up.
"The hope is that since
the project has already
been authorized, it will go
quicker this time," Mr.
Goldberg said.
Mr. Nolin said efforts by
Ms. Kosmas and the Army
Corp of Engineers should
help get the project mov-
ing and keep costs down.
"It's a challenge," Mr.
Nolin said. "But Ms. Kos-
mas asking for reautho-
rization from congress was
a major first step. And, the
corp is looking at finding
cost-saving and ways to
reduce the cost, so that
should help."


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*Ormond Chamber's Fall
Carnevale: This event will be
held from Friday to Sunday at
Bruce Rossmeyer's Destina-
tion Daytona at 1635 N. U.S.
Highway 1.The event will be
held from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday and 11
a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday. There
will be carnival rides, live
music, arts and crafts, an Elvis
tribute concert and Santa.
Admission is free. However,
there is a charge for the
carnival rides. For more
information, call (386) 677-
3454 or visit www.ormond-
chamber.com.
*The Lenny Galasso and
Sal Ronci Duo: The duo will
perform from 5:30 to 8:30
p.m., Friday, Nov. 27, at the
Club at Pelican Bay, 350
Pelican Bay Drive, Daytona
Beach. They will perform live
swing and big band stan-
dards and favorites, with
some jazz, rhythm and blues,
Latin and rock. The public
may attend.
*"Oliver": The Little Theatre
of New Smyrna Beach will
perform the classic Tony
Award winning "Oliver!"
based on Charles Dickens's
well known Oliver Twist.
Evening performances will be
at 7 p.m., Friday and Satur-
day, Nov. 27 and 28 and
Thursday through Saturday,
Dec. 3, 4, 5. Sunday matinees
will be at 2 p.m., Nov. 29 and
Dec. 6. Reserved seating is
available for purchase at the
box office by calling (386)
423-1246 or by visiting in
person. Visa, MasterCard and
Discover are accepted. Tickets
are $18 for adults, $17 for
seniors and $9 for students
under 18. The box office is
open weekdays from 1-4
p.m. and two hours before
each performance. For more
information, call (386) 423-
1246 or visit the Little
Theatre online at www.Nsb-
Players.org.
*Ponce Inlet Lighthouse:
"Thanksgiving Gifts for Our
Visitors" will be held from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday, at the
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, at
4931 S. Peninsula Drive,
Ponce Inlet. Participate in
family activities and make
Christmas ornaments that
participants can take home.
Visit the lighthouse keeper (in
living history mode) as he
describes his duties at the
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse. Then
join him as he talks about the
history of the Cape Canaveral
Lighthouse, and demon-
strates the maintenance
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car enthusiasts are
expected to descend
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for the annual fall car
show and swap meet,
featuring the world-
famous Daytona
Turkey Run car show
Thursday to Sunday.
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Tens of thousands of
car enthusiasts, collec-
tors and nostalgia junkies
are expected to descend
on Daytona International
Speedway Thanksgiving
weekend for the annual
fall show and swap meet,
featuring the world-
famous Daytona Turkey
Run car show.
Since starting with just
40 cars in 1974, the show
has grown to become the
largest event of its kind in
the Southeast. Fans
come from all over the


world to participate in
the show, some from as
far away as Germany,
England and Iceland.
This year's 36th
anniversary show fea-
tures more than 5,000
show-quality cars on dis-
play, including street
rods, customs, classics,
sport cars, muscle cars,
race cars, motorcycles
and trucks.
In addition to the show,
private sellers and deal-
ers showcase a wide vari-
ety of vehicles for sale,
and Vicari MotorSports
hosts a live auto auction


beginning at 1 p.m., Fri-
day, Nov. 27, and contin-
uing at 10 a.m., Saturday,
Nov. 28, and 11 a.m.,
Sunday, Nov. 29.
One of the show's
biggest draws, however, is
the swap meet.
More than 4,000 vendor
spaces feature merchan-
dise and new and used
parts, many of which can
only be found at the
meet.
Food, beverage and
homemade holiday crafts
round out the show.
The Turkey Run will be
held 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Thursday, Nov. 26 to Sat-


urday, Nov. 28 and from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday,
Nov. 29, at the Daytona
International Speedway
infield.
General admission
tickets are available at
the speedway on show
days only. Tickets are $15
per day Thursday
through Saturday and $10
on Sunday. Children
younger than 11 are
admitted free.
Parking is free.
For more information,
visit www.daytonabeach-
carshows.com or call
(386) 255-7355.


The Club Scene


*The Aquarium: Neil
Freestone will perform
acoustic '80s rock from 5-9
p.m. each Friday. The Fabulous
Slidells perform classic rock
from 4-8 p.m. each Saturday,
and Nancy Heartline will
perform folk acoustic music
from 4-8 p.m. each Sunday.
Aquarium nightclub hours are
from 9:30 p.m.-2:30 a.m.,
Friday and Saturday. The
Aquarium is located at 125
Basin St, Daytona Beach. For
more information, call (386)
255-6477 or visit wwwAquari-
umDaytona.com.
*Bank & Blues Club:
Daytona Blues SocietyTrue
Blues Jam is held at 7:30 p.m.
each Wednesday. The Show
Case Act will be held at 8:30
p.m. Daytona Blues Society
"True Blues" Live Jam open
jam session is held from 10
p.m.-1 a.m. each Wednesday
at 701 Main St, Daytona
Beach. There is a $3 cover. For
more information and a full
events schedule, visit the Web


site at www.DaytonaBluesSo-
ciety.org.
*First Turn Steakhouse:
Larry Tomei will perform at 6
p.m., Friday at the tiki bar.
Reuben Lounge Lizard will
perform at 6 p.m., Saturday at
the tiki bar. First Turn Steak-
house is located at 5236 S.
Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange.
For more information, call
(386) 788-5434 or visit
www.firstturnsteakhouse.com
*Frappes North: Wine
tasting are held at 6 p.m. the
first Tuesday of each month.
Reservations are required. Live
Music Friday Nights are held
from 7-11 p.m. Frappes is
located at 123 W. Granada
Blvd. in Ormond Beach. To
make reservations, call (386)
615-4888 or visit the Web site
at www.frappesnorth.com.
*The Garlic: Blues and jazz
musicians perform seven
nights a week "Muddy Harp"
Hodgeson will play the blues
from 7-11 p.m., Friday and
Saturday. Concert in the


Courtyard Sax man Thom
Chambers will also perform
from 6-10 p.m., Sunday and
Monday. Pianist and vocalist
Michael Lamy will perform
from 6-10 p.m., Tuesday. Mr.
Hodgson will perform from 6-
10 p.m., Wednesday and
Thursday. The Garlic is located
at 556 E. Third Ave., New
Smyrna Beach. For more
information, call (386) 424-
6660.
*Hollywood Cantina: "Ride
the Vegas Express," a Las
Vegas revue will be held at
8:30 p.m., Friday, at 116 N.
Beach St., Daytona Beach. For
more information, call (386)
255-7827 or visit hollywood-
cantina@gmail.com.
*Inlet Harbor: Greg Cardino
and Mike Caso will perform
from 1-5 p.m., Friday and
Saturday. Then2Now hits the
stage at 6 p.m., Friday and
Saturday. Mr. Cardino and
Mike Caso will perform from
12:30-4:30 p.m., Sunday.
Eddie Uzzle will perform at 5


p.m., Sunday and Monday. Mr.
Caso will perfrom at 5 p.m.
Tuesday. Carl Bernard hits the
stage at 5 p.m., Wednesday.
Steve Hageman will perform
at 5 p.m., Thursday. Inlet
Harbor is located at 133 Inlet
Harbor Road, Ponce Inlet For
more information, call (386)
767-5590.
*Jack's Stadium Sports Bar
& Grill: 20wt, Fortitude and
Ovni Sound System will
perform at 9 p.m., Friday
Sound System. Functional
Lunacy will perform at 9 p.m.,
Saturday. Jack's Stadium
Sports Bar & Grill is located at
2225 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
South Daytona. For more
information, call (386) 760-
7222.
*Java Jungle: Christian
Open Mic with Wes Malone
will be held from 7-10 p.m.,
Friday. Robert Lanier will
perform from 7-10 p.m.,
Saturday. Song Writers Guild

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and passions. This gives you
the needed power to influ-
ence others and sets strong,
positive forces at work that
ensure everyone's continuing
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 cir-
cles 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 taking action and
living one day at a time. Deal
with everything life throws at
you in positive ways and suc-
cess 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 Thanks-
iving time. Show gratitude
for all you have done this year.
Rejoice and share your bless-
ings. Then get your second
wind and prepare for the
great New Year just ahead.
Pace yourself 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 pri-
orities. We are usually given
several choices on the 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.

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at the Peabody Auditorium


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This fall and winter, the
Peabody Auditorium will fea-
ture a variety of performanc-
es.
December at the Peabody
offers the Civic Ballet of Volu-


sia County returning with
their performance of the Nut-
cracker Ballet at 2 and 7 p.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 5. Spectacular
sets, lavish costumes, and
dazzling dance bring
Tchaikovsky's musical grand
vision to life. Nearly 70 Volusia
County children will perform
on stage, dancing the roles of


Clara, the Prince, Snowflakes,
Candy Canes, Angels, Mice
and Party Guests.
Then, get the jump on your
holiday mood by kicking off
the season with the "Christ-
mas Music of Mannheim
Steamroller" at 4:30 p.m. and
7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 11. Cre-
ated by Chip Davis,
Mannheim Steamroller's sig-
nature sound is where classi-
cal and modern-day rock,
acoustic and electronic music
meet.
Many superstars have
dominated the American
recording scene, but none
shone more brightly than
Dean Martin. "That's Amore:
Dean Martin & Friends Holi-
day Special," which plays at
7:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 14,
captures his style, the looks,
the charm, the voice and
magnetism through Mark
Adams who spent three years
starring as Dean Martin in
"The Rat Pack."
For more information visit
www.PeabodyAuditorium.org
or call (386) 671-3462. Tickets
can be purchased at
www.TicketMaster.com, by
calling (800) 745-3000 or in-
person at the box office, locat-
ed at 600 Auditorium Blvd.,
Daytona Beach.


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duties on the First Order
Fresnel Lens. This is included
with regular admission, no
advance reservations
required. Regular admission
to the lighthouse museum is
$5 for adults (12 years and
older), and $1.50 for children.
The lighthouse is open from
10 a.m. with last admission to
the grounds at 5 p.m. The
lighthouse is closed Thanks-
giving Day and Christmas
Day. For more information,
call (386) 761-1821 Ext 18.
*Tree Lighting: Christmas
on Canal Street in New
Smyrna Beach will begin at 6
p.m., Friday, Nov. 27 with
"Spark the Spirit" communi-
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10, at the Bookstore Caf6,
410 S. Nova Road, Ormond
Beach. The 1979 romantic
comedy is rated PG.
Lawrence Olivier and Diane
Lane star in this romance of a
French boy and an American
girl who meet and begin a
little romance. This is a look
at how children behave away
from adults. The film will be
shown at 7 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m.
Saturday, noon Wednesday
and 7 p.m., Thursday for two
weeks. For more information,
visit Cinematique.org.
*Parade: The Gaslight
Parade will be held at 7 p.m.,
Friday at the Casements, 25
Riverside Drive, Ormond
Beach. For more information,
call (386) 676-3241 or go to
www.ormondbeach.org/even
ts.
SATURDAY, Nov. 28
*Christmas market: The
Canal Street Merchants in
New Smyrna Beach will hold
a Coastal Christmas from 9
a.m.-5p.m., Saturday on Canal
Street. There will be art and
crafts and gift vendors,
merchant open houses,
entertainment and Santa.
*Ballroom dance: The
Greater Daytona Chapter of
U.S.A. Dance will hold a
ballroom dance from 7-10:30


p.m. at the City Island
Recreation Center, 108 E.
Orange Ave., Daytona Beach.
Cost is $6 for members, $8 for
non-members and $3 for
students. Admission includes
a one-hour group lesson from
7-8 p.m. Attire will be dressy
casual. The public may
attend. For more information,
call (386) 756-8433 or (386)
427-4591.
*Caffe Capri: The Lenny
Galasso and Sal Ronci Duo
will perform from 6:30 to
9:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 28
at Caffe Capri Ristorante, 222
1/2 N. Nova Road, in the
Trails Shopping Center in
Ormond Beach. They will
perform live swing and Big
Band standards and favorites,
with some jazz, rhythm and
blues, Latin and rock. The
public may attend.
*Art Walk: "Christmas
Village" Art Walk on historic
Flagler Avenue in New
Smyrna Beach from 10 a.m.-5
p.m., Saturday. There will be
entertainment and some
galleries will offer wine
tasting or refreshments from
3 to 5 p.m. For more informa-
tion about art walk, or to
request an artist's applica-
tion, call (386) 428-1770 or
visit www.flaglergallery-
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Event highlights locally . at


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we should all be eating


Halifax Uncorked held
at the News-Journal
Center this past week-
end highlighted signature
dishes from 11 local
restaurants, as well as
demonstrating that eating
out inVolusia and Flagler
can be a sophisticated,
sensual experience. Ted
Allen of Food Network's
"Chopped" and a judge on
Bravo's "Top Chef" hosted
the event and served as
judge of the local restau-
rant showdown.
In a backstage interview,
Mr. Allen said that he
advocates supporting local
restaurants and that this
event fittingly publicized
the diverse, top-quality
cuisine offered in our area.
He did say that chain
restaurants serve a valu-
able purpose in our
economy by providing
jobs. Eating at chain
restaurants may be
occasionally convenient,
but Uncorked provided
strong evidence that we
have no reason to patron-
ize them on principle.
The corporate food
industry has exploited our
biological drive to seek
sugar, fat, and salt, for
great profit. Everything
tastes good deep fried; in
an age of double-stuffed
pizzas and Super-Sized
French fries, it takes


Scene
From page B1
with Charlie West will be held
from 7-10 p.m., Tuesday. Open
Mic Night with Wes Malone is at
7 p.m. each Thursday. Musi-
cians, authors, singers, poets
and composers are welcome.
Java Jungle is located at 4606
Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 2P, Port
Orange. For more information,
call (386) 760-8969.
*Norwood's Restaurant and
Wine Shop: Free wine tasting


HOMETOWN
VOICES
LYNN KOLLER


panache to make a
cucumber sing.
The food and wine did
sing at Uncorked, where
patrons watched Chef
Sarine Sak from Kob Jai
Thai restaurant in Holly
Hill assemble a Crying
Tiger Spring Roll by hand,
rolling a mixture of fresh
greens, spicy sauce, and
grilled meat into a thin
slice of cucumber, laying it
on a bed of soft Asian
noodles topped with a
savory curry sauce.
When Chef Emanuele
Fano of Ormond Beach's
Caffe Capri Restaurant
plates his signature
Spaghetti Scoglio and
Involtini di Pollo, the
fortunate diner experi-
ences an aesthetically
sophisticated, aromatic
rendition of a classic
Italian recipe assembled
by hand. The smell and
sight of the food is part of
the extraordinary experi-
ence. Chef Fano can
describe the origin of the
food, which is not a
corporate-owned 18-
wheeler hauling thou-
sands of gallons of frozen
sauce across the country.


are held from 5-7 p.m. each
Friday on the deck and Saturday
in the shop with complimentary
cheeses. Norwood's is located
at 400 Second Ave., New
Smyrna Beach. For more
information, call (386) 428-
4621.
*Peter's Wine Shop: Wine
Events are held each week
Girlfriends Get Together is held
from 4-7 p.m. each Wednesday.
Thursday wine tasting is held
from 5-9 p.m. Guest wine
experts pour and discuss wine.
Peter's Wine Shop located at


And there were hands
touching the food (and
plenty of bottles of sanitiz-
er placed strategically
around the venue) the
creation of meals by hand
is an act of artistic expres-
sion. It connects us with
our sustenance in a way
that chain restaurants and
fast food distances us from
it.
The event overall offered
fabulous food. Chefs from
the local restaurants
participating at Uncorked
proved that fresh, organi-
cally grown herbs, vegeta-
bles, and fruits, along with
high quality meat and
seafood, make all the
difference between eating
well and just eating.
Despite that we didn't
see the hours of prep work
that went into getting the
ingredients there, patrons
were able to observe the
process of meal prepara-
tion by chefs dedicated to
the art of cooking and not
just the act of consump-
tion.
If all went well, each
patron of Halifax
Uncorked should have
gone home a little tipsy
and fully satiated, know-
ing that they live close to
extraordinary restaurants
that can offer them more
than a flash frozen, deep-
fried something-or-other
with special sauce.
Hometown News Associate
Managing Editor Jeannine
Gage, Ted Allen of Food
Network and Lynn Koller
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Art Notes


ArtHaus offers
holiday classes

The class "Holiday Batiks"
will be held from 5 to 8 p.m.,
Thursday, Dec. 3, at
ArtHaus. Batik is a tech-
nique used to dye silk and
cotton fabrics. Cost is $35
per person.
A holiday jewelry making
class will be held from 5 to 8


p.m., Thursday, Dec. 10..
Jewelry items will be pro-
vided, but participants may
feel free to bring their own
special "bling." Cost is $30
per person.
All ages are welcome.
Arthaus is located at 3840
Ridgewood Ave., Port
Orange.

For more information, call
(386) 767-0076.


Winter book fest and
writers' workshop
scheduled

The first Winter Book
Fest and Writers' Work-
shop will be held from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, Dec.
5, at Daytona State College,
building 110, 1200W Interna-
tional Speedway Blvd., Day-
tona Beach.


The event will feature a
variety of free activities.
A wide array of literature
suitable for the entire family
will be available for purchase
from participating book ven-
dors and publishers.
Raffles, book giveaways,
refreshments, children's story
times, including a 10:15 a.m.
reading by Broadway singer
and actor Harry Burney and
appearances at 9 a.m. and
noon by Rae Rae, the red
panda star of Enviropals on
local PBS station WDSC TV,
will highlight the activities.
There will be four work-
shops by published authors
scheduled throughout the
day. They include: Ed Wilks,
"Legacies and You: How to
Put Your Story into Words;"
Bill Belleville, "How to Turn
Your Nature Notes into Sto-
ries" (Participants should
bring their nature notes to
this workshop.); Jane R.
Wood, "Taking Your Story
from the Start to the Publish-
er;" and Stephanie Williams,
"How to Find a Publisher."


While admission to the
Book Fest is free, there is a $25
($20 in advance) fee for atten-
dance in each of these work-
shops.
For more information, visit
www.daytonabookfest.com.

MOAS offers activities
The Museum of Arts &
Sciences is offering several
activities.
A 4-6 year old preschool
program will be "George
Washington The Great
One" from 1:30 to 3 p.m.,
Tuesday, Dec. 1.
Participants will learn
about America's most
important president and
see the museum's collec-
tion of historic Washington
portraits.
The cost is $10 for mem-
bers or $15 for non-mem-
bers.
The 9-13 year old sci-
ence program will be "Our
Galaxy" from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m., Thursday, Dec. 3.
Participants will use the
museum's new radio tele-
scope to discover the won-
ders of the Milky Way.


The cost is $10 for mem-
bers or $15 for non-mem-
bers.
Bright House Customer
Appreciation Day is held
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat-
urday, Dec. 5. Museum
admission is free for all
Bright House customers
with a current bill and
identification.
Participants may visit
with Santa and Mrs. Claus
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat-
urday, Dec. 5.
Photos with Santa and
holiday treats will be for
sale.
The museum is located
at 352 S. Nova Road, Day-
tona Beach.

Book signing planned

There will be a book
signing for Port Orange
author Theresa Pavell's
"The Little Bear Who Was
Held by the Paw" from 11
a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday,
Nov. 28, at the Book Store,
410 S. Nova road, Ormond
Beach.
Admission is free.


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From page B1
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 universal mes-
sage 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 family
and friends in the good for-
tune. 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 yourself 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. Fol-
low it and you will succeed
with something left to spare.
Live in the now and take care
of today's priorities first. Every-


thing else will wait.
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 history. Your
message is world peace and
order. It starts within ourselves,
one person 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 quality
time for yourself every day. You
are important too, you know.
You are the spark that lights
our fire. Your ideas are brilliant.
You help everyone with the
truth. Thanks for always inspir-
ing and being there.


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Great, easy dinners from leftover turkey


Hello smart shoppers.
Check out my
cookbook special at
the column's end.
Not turkey again? I'm sure
you're hearing that about
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


ROMANCING
THE STOVE
with the
Grammy Guru
ARLENE BORG


1/2-cup tomato sauce
1/2-cup water
1/2-teaspoon Worcester-
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,
Worcestershire 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 way you 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 may be
frozen.

1 large rutabaga, peeled
and cut into small chunks
1 large potato, peeled and
cut in medium-size


chunks
Salt and pepper
1 tablespoon butter or
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
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serves 6-8

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*Virsky Ukrainian National
Dance Company: The Daytona
Beach Symphony Society will
present the Virsky Ukrainian
National Dance Company at 7
p.m., at the Peabody Auditori-
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Daytona Beach. This interna-
tionally renowned 80-member
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flying kicks, dynamic spins and
intricate chain dances. The
choreography captures
traditional folk dances in
dramatic stagings and express-
es the beauty of the native
Ukrainian people. For ticket
information, call (800) 745-
3000, visit dbss.org og or visit the
Peabody Auditorium box office
at 600 Auditorium Blvd.,
Daytona Beach. For more
information call at (386) 253-
2901.
*Car show: The Gaslight Car
show will be held in the
afternoon, Saturday at
Fortunato Park on John
Anderson Drive, Ormond
Beach. Registration will be
held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The show will run until 3 p.m.
For more information, call (386)
676-3241 or go to
www.ormondbeach.org/events.
SUNDAY, Nov. 29
*Walk: The Happy Wander-
ers will hold a 5K/1 OK walk
at 1 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 29, at
Ormond Library, 30 S. Beach
St., Ormond Beach. Cost is $3.


For more information, call
(386) 788-4026, (386) 676-
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MONDAY, NOV. 30
*Afternoon at the movies:
The Port Orange Regional
Library will show the film "The
Proposal" at 2 p.m., Monday in
the library auditorium, 1005
City Center Circle. This film is
rated PG-13 and is 108
minutes. A pushy boss forces
her young assistant to marry
her in order to keep her Visa
status in the U.S. and avoid
deportation to Canada.
Sandra Bullock and Ryan
Reynolds star. For more
information, call (386) 322-
5152 Ext4.

TUESDAY, Dec 1
*Tree lighting ceremony:
South Daytona will hold its
annual tree lighting at 6:30
p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, at city
hall, 1672 S. Ridgewood Ave.
Kick off the holiday season
with entertainment, a visit
from Santa, refreshments and
the city's tree lighting.


WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2
*Walk: The Happy Wander-
ers will hold a free 5k fun walk
at 6 p.m., Wednesday, at
Willow Run Park, 1351
Schoolhouse Drive, Port
Orange. For more information,
call (386) 788-4026, (386)
676-9863 or visit www.happy-
wanderersfl.org.
*Music for Healing:
Sponsored by the Port Orange
Ministerial Association, "Music
for Healing: Body, Mind and
Spirit" is held from 12:15-
12:45 p.m. each Wednesday at
the All Saints Lutheran Church,
751 Dunlawton Ave., Port
Orange. Musicians from local
churches and schools present
instrumental music for
peaceful contemplation,
reflection, self-care and
meditation. Daytona Wood-
wind Ensemble will provide
the music. The public may
attend. Instrumental musicians
are needed. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 761-9129.
*Book club/craft: The
Children's Section of the Port
Orange Regional Library will
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$19.50. For multiple books
sent to one address add $2
postage for each additional
book ($15 plus $2). Send to:
Arlene M. Borg, 265 S. W
Port St. Lucie Blvd, No. 149,
Port St. Lucie, FL 34984.
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W en you begin to
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land your catch.
The jerk up and hope for
the best, method may not
work so well with larger fish.
When properly used, a
landing net is a good choice
from a boat. The person
using the net should have it
submerged well before
attempting to lift the fish. A
fish that seems played out
will find new life if you
splash down a metal hoop
in front of it. Choosing a net
is not as simple a matter as
it would seem.
Size matters! Do not buy a
net that cannot be neatly
stowed in your boat. In
other words, the net should
fit the boat. It is miserable
having a big landing net in
the middle of your deck
where it will snag your
hooks or, worse yet, make
noise when you trip over it.
To that end you should tape
all the metal before putting
it into your vessel.
Your first net decision is
size, but second should be
mesh. If you fish with
artificial baits and the treble
hooks that come with them,
do not buy a net made from
soft cotton string or twine.
Buy a hard plastic or
monofilament mesh. With
the string net you will spend
a good part of your day
trying to extricate your lures
from the twine. Each time
you remove a hook from a
string net you damage and
weaken it.
Never fish with a landing
net standing upright in a
rod holder, sooner or later
you will snag it probably
sooner.
A small gaff can be
effective in the inshore if
you use it carefully. Always
lip-gaff any fish you intend


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to release. Most fish will
recover from a small lip
puncture. If you plan to eat
the fish hit it with the gaff
sharply. Don't be shy. Give
your catch a firm, lifting
blow and you will have
success. Any gaff should
have a sharp point and a
light coat of oil.
In later years, there has
been a run on fish gripping
tools. They are great in
theory, but some fall short.
The Boca Grip is the best
tool to grab and land a fish
without doing damage to
the animal. The mechanism
that looks like small ice
thongs grabs the fish at the
front of the mouth and will
release with the twist of the
wrist. Some models even
have a built-in weight scale.
On the downside, the Boca
Grip can run around $100.
De-hookers are less
expensive and consist of a
long rod with a twist at the
end to provide an easy
removal of a swallowed
hook. Every fisherman
should have a pair of needle
nose pliers handy. Another
good tool is surgical forceps
that will aid in releasing
deeply embedded hooks.
Many tackle stores now
carry forceps-type hook
removers.
Of course, best of all is the
bare hand or maybe one
with a glove. Grab your
catch by the tail with one
hand and remove the hook
with the other while leaving
the fish in the water for an
ideal release. Do not lip a
saltwater fish. That is, pick it


up with your fingers in its
mouth. Sure, some inshore
fish like snook, drum and
red fish are safe to handle in
that manner, but most
saltwater fish have teeth.
After spending my youth
bare-handing Louisiana
largemouth bass, my first
saltwater catch was a five-
pound blue fish. I still have
the scars to prove it.
Mark your calendar for
1la.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday,
Dec. 5. I will be at The Book
Store, 410 S. Nova Road in
Ormond Beach for a book
signing.
Dan Smith has fished the
waters of Volusia County for
more than 40 years, e-mail
questions and comments to
apes 123@mybluelight.com.
His book, "I Swear the Snook
Drowned," is available for
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during a free kids' tennis event at Airport Road Park in
Port Orange recently. Kids of all ages got a chance to learn
new skills from tennis players and coaches from Embry-
Riddle University and Atlantic High School. The United
States Tennis Association (USTA) sponsored the event.


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hold a book club/craft for
children in first through fifth
grades at 2 p.m., Wednesday
at 1005 City Center Circle.
December selection is any
book from "Hank the Cowdog
Series" by John R. Erickson. For
more information, call (386)
322-5152 Ext 4.
*Jazz performance: The
Friends of the Port Orange
Regional Library will present
Linda Flynnand Expresso Jazz
at 2 p.m., Wednesday at 1005
City Center Circle. For more
information, call (386) 322-
5152 Ext. 2.
*"Teens Totally Wired": This
activity will be held at 3 p.m.,
Wednesday at the Port Orange
Regional Library, 1005 City
Center Circle. All teens 13-17
years of age are invited to
attend "Teens Totally Wired."
Get connected with Dance,
Dance, Revolution Extreme 2,
Guitar Hero II, and the Wii and
food. Participants should wear
socks. For information, call
(386) 322-5152 Ext 4.
*Living Christmas Tree:


White Chapel Church of God
will hold its Living Christmas
Tree at 7 p.m., Wednesday
Dec. 2 to Sunday, Dec. 6, at
1730 S. Ridgewood Ave.,
South Daytona. Suggested
donation is $3. On Friday
evening, each child will
receive a special Christmas
gift. For tickets send a self
address stamped envelope with
the number of tickets needed
and the night to White Chapel
Church of God, 1730 S.
Ridgewood Ave., South
Daytona, FL 32119. For more
information, call (386) 767-
5470.
THURSDAY, Dec. 3
*"Shasta, The Reading
Assistance Dog": The Port
Orange Regional Library will
present "Shasta, The Reading
Education Assistance Dog."
Have a howling good time as
they read to Shasta at 10:30
a.m., Thursday in the library's
children's room, 1005 City
Center Circle. For more
information, call (386) 322-
5152 Ext 4.


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Old $20 Gold Coins ................................$1200 & up Old $1 Gold Coins ....................................$110 & up
* Old $10 Gold Coins ..................................$575 & up Great Britain Sovereigns ..................................$248
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* Silver Halves before 1965 ................5.50 & up
* Clad Halves 1965-1970 $1.65
* Silver Quarters before 1965 $2.75
* Silver Dimes before 1965 $1.15
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* Canadian Silver Coins before 1966 6x Face Value
* Silver Bars $16.25/oz.
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File photo by Randy Barber/staff photographer
Liam Skelly, 7, of South Daytona enjoys a bowl of chicken-
noodle soup during the Empty Bowls fundraiser at Main-
land High School last December. Guest pay $10 for soup
served in a ceramic bowl made by local students, and
were encouraged to take the bowl home as a reminder of
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Friday, November 27, 2009


Amaryllis

WTth the holidays
almost in full swing,
ne of the most
sought-after, novelty plant
items is the amaryllis bulb.
These colorful plants are
very easy to grow and bloom
with very little effort. They
can be grown inside or out
and are a staple at most
retailers during the holiday
season.
These colorful plants
actually originated in South
America's tropical climate.
The botanical name for the
amaryllis is hippeastrum.
Because of the large, colorful
flowers the plants produce,
this bulb is in large demand
worldwide during the winter
months.
These gorgeous plants
come in a wide variety of
colors, which include red,
white, pink, salmon and
orange. You can also find
many varieties that have
variegated flowers with an
array of colors in a single
bloom. These bulbs will be
available at many retailers in
the coming weeks.
Amaryllis bulbs can be
purchased in bulk package,
as well as in kits, where all
you have to do is unpack the
kit and water the soil.
If you choose to plant your
own, first place the roots and
base of the bulb in lukewarm
water for a couple of hours. If
you get your bulbs and you
are not ready to plant them
right away, store them in a
cool place at 40 to 50 degrees.
Your fridge is a great place to
store the bulbs until you are
ready to plant them.
Amaryllis bulbs like to be
planted in a good-quality
potting mix, such as Miracle
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neck area in the potting mix.
Be gentle with the roots so
you do not damage them.
Firmly pack the soil around
the bulb so it stays securely in
place.
Your new bulbs will do
really well in a warm place
with bright light. The warm
temperatures really make the
bulb grow rapidly and it will
bloom in no time.
Water your new plant quite
sparingly when it is first
sprouting and gradually
increase the amount of water
the plant receives as it grows.
The blooms can last for
several weeks, and if you
plant the bulbs at two- or
three-week intervals, you can
ensure lots of color for many
weeks to come.
Amaryllis bulbs can be
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cutting off the spent flower.
When you notice the stem
starting to wilt, cut it back at
the base of the bulb and the
flowering process will start
again.
When you walk in to
almost any lawn and garden
center, impatiens will most
likely be the dominant plant.
You will find them in all
colors and sizes from a small,
4-inch pot all the way up to
14-inch (or larger) color
bowls. Many stores also carry
six packs and 24 packs.
As a rule of thumb, if you
are going to plant a garden
with impatiens, plant lots of


stays mucky, impatiens will
develop root rot. They do,
however, need to be kept
evenly moist.
If you let an impatiens
plant dry out too much, the
plant will wilt. Even though


the plant will appear to
recover when you revive it
with water, there is still
damage that has done.
Repeated bouts of drying out
will compromise the plant
quality dramatically over


time.
If you have a sprinkler
system, do not rely on it 100
percent for your flowers.
Always supplement your
watering regime with hand
watering.


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BOAT MOTOR Suzuki
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stand & gas tank, $100
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BOOK, X-RAY position
books, 3 volume set, ex-
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CAMERA, PENTAX
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175 386-427-1077
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HURRICANE Shutters,
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60, 386-426-2944 VOL
LIFT CHAIR, Blue, like
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MADAME Alexander's
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METAL DETECTOR,
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MOP, STEAM Shark
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screen door, white, 36"x
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STOVE, GE elec. range,
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TABLE, TILE top, $150
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Toddler bed w/mattress
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Tree, 7.5', Pre-lit Prescott
Pine, $65, 386-214-1777
TREE, CHRISTMAS, ar-
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386-441-3784 VOL
TRUNK, Vintage wooden
great for storage of many
items $50, 386-255-3446
TUB, WHIRLPOOL,
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them. You will be well
rewarded with a garden to be
proud of.
During the holiday season,
impatiens can be found in
red and white color varieties.
They can add real holiday
flair to any garden or holiday
display.
Impatiens will do best if
planted in an area that does
not get full sun all day. If you
plan on putting in impatiens
just for the winter, this won't
be quite as critical, as the
plants will endure more sun
during the winter then the
spring and summer.
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good-quality potting soil,
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$100. 6' oak kitchen table
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FURNITURE, Oak table
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chairs $250/obo, 2 Oak
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HOT TUB, seats 8, like
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$3,500. Entertainment
center, dark wood, 1 year
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$2,500, asking $950.
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Waterfront Condo 2/2
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Deep water dock, North
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Central Air & Heat, Vinyl
Siding, Skirting & con-
crete driveway in Village
Glen an Adult Park. En-
joy our Solar heated pool
& fitness room! Call
321-806-1240
MOBILE HOMES: No
denials! Everyone is ap-
proved! 500-$1000 down.
Guaranteed move in. Se
Habla Espanol. 954-
605-0814/800-733-1718
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NEW SMYRNA 55+
remodeled 2/1. New
laminate floors new
kitchen & bath. Enclosed
patio 118 Red Oak Circle
$6500.716-560-6912
ORMOND BCH COZY
55+ COMMUNITIES.
16x66 2bdrm/2bath, great
deal at $19,500. Other
homes available from
$6500-$18,900. Call
386-672-1276/ 451-4018
ORMOND- Pet Friendly
1985 Palm Harbor, many
upgrades, 2/2 Gated
comm Screen porch,
carport, 3 pools, clbhse.
$24,500 502-529-6757
PALM HARBOR: Huge
3br/2ba loaded 14 hous-
es to choose from.
Starting at $399/mo. On
your property
800-622-2832





PORT ORANGE Owner
financing w/land $496mo.
2bd/2ba, exc. condition.
Great neighborhood. No
lot rent. 721 Casper.
Call Keith, 386.547.4175








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PORT ORANGE 55+
large 1800sqft. 3/2
fireplace, large kitchen
with island, laundry room,
office. Beautiful home
$79,500 386-756-0474
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PORT ORANGE 55+
Paradise in Crane Lakes.
2/2, tile & wood floors.
Manicured comm, golf
course, 2 pools 1 heated.
Gated, guardhouse, Lots
of activities. Huge Clbhse
$124,500 386-788-7248
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SOUTH DAYTONA 55+
fully furn 2/1 C/H/A, W/D
screen room & carport.
Candlelight Manor
Lot-D4 Pool clubhouse,
$6,500 217-304-1088
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$67,900 to 89,000.1 & 2 bds
available. NOT SHORT SALE.
Villaggio is a wonderful gated
community featuring dubhouse
facility with pool tables, games
rm business/internet center, fit-
ness center, hot tub, pool, car
wash area & walking path.


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Sweetwood Sub. Totally renovat-
ed home in 2006. New roof, a/c
interior & exterior paint, new lile
& carpet, new kitchen. Great pie
shape lot! $129,900.


Bristol Bay iondaos norT Sale!
South Daytona 2 bedroom BRING OFFERS!
unit In unit laundry Community 2007 build, 3 bedroom 2 baths,
pool and playground. $28,900. large open great room and
kitchen. 2 car garage. Daytona
Beach, $89,900.


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Daytona Beach 5bdrm
home. minutes from
International/95. Students
welcome.Rooms $440mo
or bi-wkly + $100 deposit.
Utilities, satellite TV, w/d
incl. ALSO, 2bdrm house
good location, Holly Hill
$125/wk or $500/mo incls
utilities, w/d, Directv. 386-
527-4677; 523-8786
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COCOA BEACH, Ocean-
front 1/1 w/balcony, newly
redone, quiet bldg, Laun-
dry on premise. $750/mo
+ dep 305-318-1853
DAYTONA BCH York-
town Estates. 2/2/garage,
W/D, pool, $700/mo. +
sec. Call Deena 386-
788-0090; 386-290-0367
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DAYTONA/ORMOND BEACH
OCEANVIEW APTS.
Beautiful building by the beach. C
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CITY REALTY DITHA
SANDER, Broker
386-767-5609 DithaSander@aol.com


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DAYTONA BEACH Mt
Carmel Apts. 2/1's or
3/1's, all appl. fenced in
yard & laundry rm. Rental
assistance if qualified.
386-255-5076 or TDD
800-955-8771

WATERFRONT
DAYTONA BEACH
1br/1ba. Right on the
water. Furnished or un-
furnished, jacuzzi tub,
balcony pool. Recently
remodeled. Includes all
utilities. $765/mo. 1st/
last/sec. 727-458-3477

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DAYTONA BEACH Cen-
tral Manor Apts serving
adults 62+ or mobility
impaired. 1 br/ 1 ba.
Income based rent. EOH,
Handicap accessible
386-255-2622 TTY
1-800-955-8771
Daytona Bch Shores
Direct ocean front condos,
Furn 1 & 2 bdrm, Long &
Short term. Ted Rugg &
Assoc 386-677-6560
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DAYTONA BEACH 2br
Townhouse $650. C/H/A/,
fireplace, new carpet.
Water paid. No pets. 1 yr
lease. $650 dep 212-A
First Ave Also 1Br/1Ba
$390 Water paid. No pets. 1
yr lease. Deposit $390. 148
First Ave Apt B, 386-846-
7243
Daytona Beach 2bd/2ba,
Spectacular river + ocean
views,balcony, beachside
location. Pool, gym, etc.
$1095/mo. 386-527-4677
DAYTONA BEACH new-
ly remodeled, 1br/1ba,
fresh paint, new floor &
appl., window A/C, as-
signed parking. $550/mo
+ sec. 386-793-5575.
Daytona Beach Shores
5th flr.3bd/3ba new paint/
carpet,gated, pools, gym,
riverviews, no smoking,
incl water/cable, partially
furn.$1400.407-247-3327
Daytona Beach Shores
Oceans Grand, 2bd/2ba.
plus den. Spectacular
views! W/D, Stainless
appl., Granite counters.
$1275/mo. 352-665-0262
DAYTONA BEACHSIDE
STEPS TO OCEAN
Top fir., Ig. airy 2br/lba
furn., private balcony &
parking, C/A/H, $725/mo
incl. water, 1 yr lease,
512 Phoenix Ave, 386-
383-2828,813-842-2264
DAYTONA BEACHSIDE,
Riverside Condos, River
view, 2 br/2 ba, 2nd fir., 3
pools, bus route. Walk to
Beach! $850/mo. + sec.,
1 yr. lease. 386-615-1859
Free Week! 4 Locations.
Daytona Beach & Dayto-
na Beach Shores with
Oceanview. All utilities
included, furnished or
unfurnished. Just Steps
to Beach. 3 different size
units starting at $150
weekly & $625 monthly
Looking for long term ten-
ants No increase in rates
for Special Events
386-322-8383 / 767-7141
NEW SMYRNA BEACH
Direct Intercoastal w/
waterviews. 2/2+ den
w/sofabed. Scrn patio.
Fully furn, Short walk to
beach. Gated comm, In-
let Marina Villa. Pool,
Tennis, $2300/mo Sea-
sonal, long term lease
avail, Call 386-478-9038
NEW SMYRNA BEACH
Mainland 1/1 furnished
with W/D. Non smoker,
no pets. $600/mo, in-
cludes utilities, + dep.
Ref's. 386-423-6917
Call Classified
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SALES & MANAGEMENT

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STE 1 DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32119 L'
OFFICE 386.760-3797
CELL: 386.295.1896 FAX: 386.760.0507
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SOUTH DAYTONA-
Lakeview Estates 55+
Friendly & active park.
w/screened porch on the
water. 2/1.5, big florida
room, new laminate floor-
ing & kitchen counter-
tops, W/D, carport for 3
cars, fully furnished incl
52"HDTV. Low lot rent,
$28,000. 906-202-2901



"ARIZONA LAND"
Kingman, 10 acres:
Spectacular hilltop views,
well & power. $5,000
down, $926 monthly.
Armageddon Special:
One acre, $149/MO.
Other properties avail.
www. DoneRightLand
.com 928-718- 1364
GEORGIA OVER 15 ac
in Wayne County Geor-
gia. Beautiful Tiff 85 pas-
ture, 2 small ponds,
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
pond. Completley fenced
for livestock. $1500/per
acre. 706-551-9411





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NEW SMYRNA- 2/2/1
Nice Quite area, Turnbull
Bay golfcourse, partially
furnished,W/D, Screened
in lanai, Available now.
386-478-3890
NEW SMYRNA- Ocean-
view 2/2 1st fir, new tile,
paint, bright, unfurn,
W/D, pool area directly
on ocean $1000/mo +dep
A-1-A RE 386-426-6949
ORMOND BEACH, gar
effc, 1rm 30x30, full kitch.
fullly furn., $525/mo. 1st/
last/sec. Incl. cbl/water/
elec. 386-673-1062.
ORMOND BY THE SEA
2bdrm, panoramic ocean
views, new tile & carpet.
Large kitchen & living
room. $750/mo. 1st, last,
+ $300sec. 386.852.0333


REDUCED
ORMOND BY THE SEA
Luxury Condo oceanfront
2/2 walk to shopping or
relax in the pool. Ceramic
tile thru-out. Ground floor,
new paint, water, pest
control, expanded cable
included only $1000/mo.
Call Keith 386-441-1433



ORMOND BY THE SEA
Oceanview 2/1/1, CHA,
W/D $700/mo & up
101-105 Town & County
Ln 386-257-3378 James.
ORMOND, west of 1-95.
2bdrm overlooking lake,
completely furnished w/
washer & dryer, 20x20
sunroom, no pets $700.
386-672-1551; 290-0965



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SOUTH DAYTONA 1
bedroom Apts. Just Ren-
novated. New Applian-
ces. From $450/mo
386-756-7752
347-693-3466
South Daytona: Short or
Long term, new,gorgeous
2br, incoastal view from
all rooms. 4 mo
$1500/mo incl water,
cable, pool, exercise rm
fishing pier & much more.
Mary Lynn Realty
386-788-4338
marylynnrealty.com


MISSISSIPPI: 200 to
10,000acres Delta Farm-
land, Highly improved.
5% or better return plus
growth. 662-686-7807
Dean Land & RE John or
David 800-LANDSEL
dpfisher47@yahoo.com
N. FLA LAND- Lafayette
County. Planted Pine,
hardwood bottoms, road
frontage, great hunting.
*26 Acres $2900/acre.
*29 Acres $2800/acre.
*27 Acres $2700/acre.
Call 352-867-8018
NC MOUNTAINS Brand
New! $50,000 Mountain
Top tract reduced to
$19,500! Private, near
Boone area, bank financ-
ing, owner must sell,
(866)275-0442
NORTH CAROLINA
Mnts. Warm Winters
-Year round golf. E-Z to
finish Log Cabin Shell
w/Acreage $99,900.
Pre-Approved Bank
Financing. Also Mountain
& Waterfront Land for
sale 828-247-9966 Ext.
60

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



DAYTONA BEACH 3/1
923 Essex Road.
Children & small pets
OK. $750/mo $750
sec. 386-290-4373
DAYTONA BEACH: 2/1
CHA, fenced yard, Ig
storage shed, $650/mo +
Dep, 805 Forest Ln, Mod-
ern RE 386-253-7449
Daytona Beach: Indigo
Lakes 3/2/2, fl rm, new
carpet & appliances.
$1225/mo incl lawn &
pest svs. Mary Lynn Re-
alty 386-788-4338
marylynnrealtycom




NSB BEACHSIDE
823 FLOUNDER
2/2 riverfront, w/dock Large
screened pabo overlooking the
river.
$13001/mo
839 25" AVE
2 bedroom close to the beach,tile
& carpet, carport, washer, dryer
$7751mo
3818 SAXON DR
2 Brm, 2 Ba in Cedar Dunes.
Deck off master, and enclosed
front Patio. Neutral color tones.
Sharp!
$900/mo
2700 N. Peninsula, #222
3 bedroom with outstanding river
views. A spacious unit in gated
riverfront comm. with great
amenities.
$15501mo 0
MAINLAND
627 GLEN DEVON
2/2 with upper level loft which
could be 3 bedroom. Front & rear
decks. Glen Eagle area.
$850/mo
1343 WAYNE AVE
Awesome Tymber Trace property.
Up dating throughout. Spacious
Master suite, Volume ceilings,
enclosed Florida room &
screened room with privacy
setting. Comm. pool.
$1175/mo
409 S. ORANGE
Updated 2 bedroom within walk-
ing Distance of Bert Fish. New
carpet, Den, washer/dryer.
Covered parking.
$750/mo.


EDGEWATER 3bdrm,
large fenced yard. New
Metal Roof & Windows,
Upgraded Kitchen, All
Ceramic Tile. $800, 1st,
last + sec. 386-690-1373
EDGEWATER: 3br/2ba/2
1 yr old, fenced yard. Non
smoking. 3428 Umbrella
Tree Dr, $830/mo Avail
12/1 386-424-9775
NEW SMYRNA 2/2/1
1298 Willard Cathedral
ceilings, tile- firs, freshly
painted. All apple's.
$900/mo Owner/ Broker
386-451-6983
NEW SMYRNA BEACH,
1307 Magnolia Street,
2br/2ba, laundry room in
Savage, fenced backyard,
850/mo. 904-821-5576.
ORMOND BEACH -
Plantation Bay, 3bd/2ba
2000sf. home $1250/mo.
1 year lease. Call Realty
Atlantic 386-503-0416
Ormond Beach- 2br/2ba
Open split plan, dining
room, screen porch, dbl.
garage, cul-de-sac, totally
remodeled. $850mo.
386-672-1551; 290-0965
ORMOND BY THE SEA
2-br/1-ba garage, Florida
room. $700/mo + sec
386-441-4084 or
386-299-5942
ORMOND BY THE SEA
2bd/lba, living room, fam
rm, eat-in kitch., all appl's
incl. microwave, utility rm,
Ig screened porch,garage
w/opener, out-building w/
overhead door, steps to
bch & shpng, new paint &
carpet. No pets, $790/mo
386.441.4100; 295.1830
PORT ORANGE Home
sweet home! 3bd+office
/2ba, Irg yard, $1050mo+
sec.809 Lafayette, sm pet
ok. Scotty 386-290-2078
PORT ORANGE Willow
Run 3/2/2, new tile & car-
pet, fenced yard $900/
mo, FLS, small pet okay
386-788-2236 / 846-0240
PORT ORANGE,
821 Pheasant Run, (off
Hensil) 4,300 sq. ft., pool,
5 car garage, $2,500/mo.
823 Pheasant Run
$5,000/mo., Call Anne
386-295-8638.


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Brand new! $50,000
Mountain Top tract
REDUCED to $19,500!
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bank financing, owner
must sale, 866-275-0442
SEBRING: Better Than a
Short Sale! 2+ acres,
lake views $53,012 Own
below builder cost! Spec-
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w/beautiful lake view.
Gated waterfront com-
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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






NEW SMYRNA BEACH
Venetian Bay- Savannah
Pointe. Brand New
3/2.5/2, + den, appls,
granite, hardwood & tile
firs, carpet in bdrms,
pool, alarm & more.
$1350/mo 386-760-7118
ORMOND BEACH -
Plantation Bay. Gated.
Immaculate unfurn town-
house, 2bed/2bth/2 car.,
screen porch, rent $945
Immed. 386-437-8139
PORT ORANGE- Holiday
special $1000 move-in.
2/1.5 clean. New carpet,
wood & tile floors.
Stacked W/D. Comm
pool. Ideal for student or
sm family 386-314-4071
SO DAYTONA Town
house/condo. 2-br/1.5-ba
Excellent cond New paint
& carpet. $600 monthly


Unbelievable
ORMOND BEACHSIDE,
furnished 1/1 duplex,
both sides avail. Just
bring toothbrush and
clothing. Can see a little
ocean from Fl rm, Few
steps from ocean.
Well-kept large fenced
yard. Outstanding loca-
tion. Shaded parking,
incl. W/D, storage, front
porch, Fl room, Small
dogs, feathers and fins
welcome. Yrly lease,
$850 plus utilities. Short
term lease avail at higher
price. 386-677-3844



OAK HILL 2/1 mobile
home, clean, quiet park,
$460/month plus deposit.
Eric 386-589-3358


WOW
PORT ORANGE/South
Daytona area on private
lot. 2-br/1-ba extra clean.
W/D included. $650/mo.
386-451-5180


1st & last 386-566-7568 DELI Complete deli in
the European Village
Resort, Palm Coast. Incl.
all equip. & furn. Great
$450 FIRST MONTH + for franchise or fast food
security dep. $750/mo $1800mo. 718-747-7747
new. Tile floors. 3-br/2-ba A A A
+ Florida room Palm
Coast 386-334-1881 or 4
630-212-9166 HOLLY HILL 244 Ridge-
wood, Ave, Office build-
ORMOND BEACH 2Br/ ing, Free standing, Re-
1Ba w/ laundry Fenced modeled, full bath &
yard, walk to shops, Qui- kitchen Approx 800sqft
et cul-de-sac, $700/mo + Must see! $750/mo
sec 386-566-2341 386-255-5520/589-3620


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1978 CORVETTE, silver
anniversary, all options,
mint condition, covered
and garaged last 19
years. $16,500/obo.
386-761-7081
FORD SEDAN, 1934, 2
door, Sharp! Big Block
Street Rod! $35,000.
386-848-5597/848-4199


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CADILLAC Fleetwood
Brougham, 1994, rear
wheel drive, Ithr int., 350/
375hp eng., new tires,
$2,995. 386-295-8046.
CAVALIER Z24, soft-top
convertible, '99. Garage
kept. 2.4 liter engine, 64K
miles, 31mpg, $5,800.
330-314-5409.
CHEVY MALIBU, 2000.
Gold, clean, 4-door, cold
AC, automatic, AM-FM
stereo, 184K mi., $2,800/


obo. 386-763-2402.
$2,995 DODGE Ram
2500 Cargo Van. New DODGE RT CHARGER,
white paint & tires. Hemi, 2007 Fully loaded.
Automatic, A/C, V8. Inferno red, exc cond,
386-295-8046. Custom rims. 37K mi,
$18,000.321-636-9248


Boats &

SWatercraft


16' BOWRIDER w/trailer.
85hp Yahama, trim tilt,
depth finder, runs great.
well maintained. Needs
work.$995. 386-439-4690

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LINCOLN TOWNCAR,
2000, Ithr int., cold AC,
garage kept, runs perfect,
high hwy mi., $4,500/obo.
386-402-8098.


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SATURN ION II, '06, 15K
mi. cold A/C, 1 owner,
garage kept, like new
cond. inside/out, have all
service records, $8,250/
obo. *Must See to
Believe*. 386-761-1907.



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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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your cycle, truck, RV,
car or boat to
US NAVY VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
Florida Chapter
www.NavyCars.org
1-800-580-NAVY (6289)


2007 SCOOTER, 260CC,
Liquid cooled engine,
automatic, 2-seater. Less
than 400 mi. $1,600/obo.
386-253-9834
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Dyna Street Bob, '07,
3800 mi., silver denim
paint, Screamin Eagle
mufflers, detachable wind
shield, saddlebags, Lady
ridden, located in Port
Orange, must sell.
$11,500.317-498-4567


HONDA VTX 1300R, '04
x-tra chrome, windshield,
bags, whitewalls, sharp!
$3,495. 386-441-9487 or
386-523-4894.
SUZUKI INTRUDER, '01,
800CC, good cond, runs
perfectly. Must Sell!
$2,400/obo (new phone
#) 386-795-2348
WANTED JAPANESE
Motorcycles Kawasaki,
1970-1980 Z1-900, KZ90
0, KZ1000, S1-250, S2-
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WANTED: Old Japanese
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Z 1 -900(KZ900)
1972-1976,KZ1000
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H2-750, Honda CB750
(1969-1975) Suzuki
GS400,GT380, Cash
paid, free nationwide
pickup. 800-772-1142,
1-310-721-0726
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Reliable
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1998 SAVANNAH 5th
wheel. 35' Central heat &
air, Ref/freezer. 3 slides.
built in ent center with
TV. Queen bed. New
brakes, $12,000/obo
321-543-6861

SPECIAL
37' PILGRIM 2006 Park
Model Trailer 2-br/1-ba
set up in a 55+ retirement
park. $0 down $0 interest
$499 per month, includes
payment on trailer & lot
and insurance. $18,000
772-359-5231
305-247-4021
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per night (full hook-up)
Year Round. Paid $1595,
MUST SELL $595.
1-800-236-0327
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FORT PIERCE 55+ RV
Park $310/mo + utilities.
Great location close to
beach, and shopping.
772-359-5231
305-247-4021

RV'S NEEDED!
Buy, Consign or Trade.
Giant Recreation World.
888-863-8503 Don x150

THANKS HOMETOWN
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the paper. I got lots of
calls and got my price.
The Hometown News
really works. Thanks
again!!! L.J.



CHEVY SILVERADO
1500, 2006, Red w/alum.
topper, 4WD, V8, Auto,
Ext. cab, Tow pkg., 66K
mi., very clean, $13,700.
386-290-2039

CHRYSLER, 2004 Town
& Country Minivan, Ltd
Edition, 71K mi, sunroof,
leather seats, exc. cond.,
$7,500. 386-871-8890


GMC SONOMA PICKUP
2000, Fire Engine Red
flare side, ice cold a/c,
hard tonneau cover, 4
cylinder stick. Only 52K
miles Like new $4995.
906-202-2901



FLY at jet speeds,
altitudes and comfort for
piston twin cost in this
pristine 2007 Eclipse
500, SN 60. This Eclipse
Jet is in perfect condition.
Always professionally
flown and maintained by
a corporate flight
department. Always
hangared. It has never
been used for charter or
flight instruction. Options
include LX
interior/exterior package,
sixth forward facing seat
and plated metals. RVSM
certified. Absolutely no
damage history
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November 26-29, 2009
Daytona International Speedway Infield


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Thanksgiving Weekend
Daytona International Speedway

Show Hours
8 a.m. 4 p.m. Thurs-Sat
8 a.m. 2 p.m. Sun
Admission
$15/day Thur-Sat, $10/day Sun
Children under 11 free accompanied by adult
Mobility aids available for rental


Between food, football and family fun this
Thanksgiving weekend, don't miss the 36th
annual Fall Show featuring the Daytona Turkey
Run, the largest car show and swap meet in the
Southeast U.S.

More than 5,000 classics, muscle cars, street
rods, motorcycles, race cars and trucks compete
for ultimate "show car" bragging rights.


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Plus: Vicari MotorSports Auction Christmas Crafts Food & Beverage


For more information:
www.daytonabeachcarshows.com

386.255.7355


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