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PORT ORANGE PONCE INLET
SOUTH DAYTONA A DAYTONA BEACH SHORES


Vol. 4, No. 48 Your Local News and Information Source www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, December 25, 2009


Ready for recovery, South


Daytona looks to rezoning


Hi Hometown News
readers,


Federal complaint
filed against radio
station owner

A half dozen people
banded together to file a
federal complaint against
Ormond Beach radio
station owner Doug
Wilhite and several other
people associated with
WELE-AM. The group
claims others say they
See BRIEF, A6


By Dan Harkins
For Hometown News
SOUTH DAYTONA Like
many other municipalities,
city leaders here continue to
position themselves to attract
fresh eyes and investment
- to town. Still, like else-
where, weathering the eco-


Efforts


aligning


to patch


Gamble


Place

City will have
to repay more
than $50,000 if
park remains
closed
By Dan Harkins
For Hometown News
PORT ORANGE Just
like in prehistoric days,
Spruce Creek's distinctive
black waters just keep
flowing past by James
Gamble's posh early 20th-
century camping retreat
off Taylor Road. Most
everything else though
increasingly hopeful is
still rather uncertain.
It's been a few months
since the site's benefactor,
the Daytona Beach Muse-
um of Arts and Sciences,
closed the historic nature
conservancy and park to
public view. That was a
few years after the city of
See GAMBLE, A8


nomic storm will come first.
A half-decade ago, it was
high-density zoning work to
attract more high-rises. In
recent years, it was rezoning
sections of the riverfront to
encourage development
there. This year, it's ever more
tedious tinkering like a
current ordinance that would


allow campgrounds and RV
parks to be placed in heavy
business, commercial and
light industrial zones to
ensure that all respectable
and healthy offers can be
accommodated once the
economy improves.

See REZONING, A4


A lesson to learn


Randy Barber/staff photographer
Julia Wakefield, 9, of Port Orange waits to play her part as a villager during 'Lesson and Carols' at Our Lady of Hope
Catholic Church in Port Orange last Friday.


First Pavilion tenant opens with a blockbuster


By Dale Smith
dsmith@hometownnewsol.com
PORT ORANGE Call it
karma, fate, coincidence
or luck. Any way you look
at it it's got the Hollywood
touch written all over it.
"It" was the opening of
Avatar, the new James
Cameron epic that movie
critics are calling the


biggest blockbuster in
decades. Its showing
occurred the same week
as the area's biggest and
newest theater, Holly-
wood Theaters Pavilion
Stadium 14 in Port
Orange, opened with great
fanfare.
Hollywood Theaters is
the first business to open
at the new Pavilion at Port


Orange, an open-air shop-
ping complex at the inter-
section of 1-95, Taylor
Road and Williamson
Boulevard.
The official grand open-
ing for The Pavilion at Port
Orange is spring of 2010.
Hollywood Theaters
Senior Vice President for
Real Estate, Scott Hall,
said they were "thrilled" to


be the first tenant at The
Pavilion.
"The developers had a
vision and we're happy to
a part of this project," he
said, during a pre-opening
event last week. "The the-
aters are top-of-the-line
and are the latest and
greatest."
Movie-goers will see the
difference for themselves


as they experience a 4K
image resolution versus
the 2K now used on the
silver screen.
"Sony is the only com-
pany with this 4K technol-
ogy," Mr. Hall said. "It's a
phenomenal picture."
Doug Hawkins, vice
president of facilities and
concessions for the the-
See PAVILION, A3


Local woman named MS volunteer of the year


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By Wayne Grant
wgrant@hometownnewsol.com
Volusia County Tyra
Roberson often says that
her dad, Ty Wilson, has
multiple sclerosis, but mul-
tiple sclerosis does not have
him.
"My dad is an example of
someone who has multiple
sclerosis who also has a full
life," she said. "He does
everything everyone else
does."
The Ormond Beach
woman was recently named
Volunteer of the Year by the
Mid-Florida Chapter of the
Multiple Sclerosis Society.
She said there are many
people who cannot afford


the necessary drugs and
equipment to help them
lead better lives and that's
what motivates her to work
to raise money.
"I do it to honor my dad,"
she said.
Doris Lill, associate direc-
tor of community develop-
ment for the organization,
said Ms. Roberson was rec-
ognized because she is the
driving force for two Volusia
County fundraisers, MS
Walk and Night at the
Aquarium.
She has raised more than
$100,000 since 2003.
Mr. Wilson started the
fundraising efforts in Volu-
sia County in the mid-90s,
Ms. Roberson said.


She helped him in the
summer on her college
breaks, and then took over
the fundraising activities
completely when she
moved back here in 2001.
Ms. Lill said that Ms.
Roberson was recognized
for her creativity as well as
hard work.
"She created the Night at
the Aquarium event and
handled it from start to fin-
ish," Ms. Lill said.
Ms. Roberson said she
started the Night at the
Aquarium, a fundraising
dinner at the Aquarium
Restaurant at Halifax Har-
bor Plaza, because she
wanted to try something
different.


iyra
Roberson
ment and


S"There
Share so
m a n y
walks in
the area,"
she said.
I T h e
e vent
included a
silent auc-
tion and
entertain-
$11,000 was


raised.
A volunteer who works
with Ms. Roberson, Vicki
Dimaria of Palm Coast, said
she was very happy to hear
about the award.
"She has been so dedicat-
ed for so many years," she
said.


Ms. Dimaria has MS, and
has seen the difference the
money has made for others
in her support group who
also have the disease.
"People can get grants to
get computers or remodel
their homes to help them
adjust," she said. "We also
have speakers who tell us
about available services."
Ms. Roberson said MS is a
unique disease.
"It's a prime of life disease
that affects the whole fami-
ly," she said. "It happens
when people are in their
20s, 30s and 40s, when peo-
ple are starting careers and
families."
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In reference to the Dec. 18
story headlined "SD police
chief asks for more cameras
to combat crime," South
Daytona city officials would
like to clarify that the City
Council approved the use of
the Intent to Negotiate
(ITN) process to procure a


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tally tip over or overheat.
Dec. 27 Space heaters
need space. Make sure
they are at least three feet
away from combustible
materials such as
draperies, furniture,
bedding, clothing and
decorations. Also teach
youngsters to keep away
from them.
Dec. 28 Use only UL
labeled space heaters and
follow the manufactured
instructions. Never use
stoves, ovens or other
cooking appliances to
warm your home.


proposed surveillance sys-
tem. The ITN or "sealed
replies" process is one of
three competitive procure-
ment methods statutorily
authorized by the State of
Florida; the other two are an
Invitation to Bid (ITB) and a
Request for Proposal (RFP).


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Orange Fire Rescue's
"Keep the Wreath
Green" program, the
department is offering
daily fire safety tips
through December.
Dec. 25 Remember to
be safety conscious and
have a happy holiday.
Dec. 26 -When purchas-
ing a space heater look for
heaters that have safety
features such as cut-off
switches that turn the


Dec. 29 Turn space
heaters off when you leave
the room. Also, remember
to constantly supervise
children and pets when
space heaters are in use.
Dec. 30 Don't cut up
and burn your tree in the
fireplace. Burning ever-
greens give off tar and
creosol, which can ignite
and cause a chimney fire.
Dispose of your tree by
following the instructions
of your local trash disposal
service.
Dec. 31 Don't drink and
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Pavilion
From page Al
ater group, said the newest
theater features full rock-
ing "love" seats in all 14
stadium-style theaters.
"Seven of our screens are
for 3-D projections," he said.
"The other seven are stan-
dard digital projections with
the highest image enhance-
ments."
Erin Anderson, vice presi-
dent of marketing for Holly-
wood Theaters, said they
were thrilled to provide their
patrons "an unsurpassed
presentation as set by the
standards and high values of
Hollywood Theaters."
"We were very happy with
the audience's reaction (to
opening night)," Ms. Ander-
son said. "Our guests
seemed excited to have Hol-
lywood Theaters open."
Ms. Anderson said more


Volunteer
From page Al
The disease is also unpre-
dictable, she said, and
affects people in different
ways, which makes treat-
ment more difficult.
Ms. Roberson has new
plans the 2010 MS Walk.
"We want to make it more
family-oriented rather than


than 400 patrons saw the
midnight showing last Fri-
day morning.
"We were very happy with
the attendance the first day
and we are looking forward
to full houses in all 14 of our
theaters," she said.
Port Orange's new
550,000-square foot, Main
Street-style shopping center
will feature a covered play
area, walking trails sur-
rounded by water and an
outdoor performance venue
with plenty of free parking.
"Construction is progress-
ing ahead of schedule right
now," Katie Reinsmidt, vice
president of corporate com-
munications for developer
CBL, said.
"The other anchors
(stores), shops and restau-
rants will begin opening in
January with the majority
opening around the official
grand opening day in
March."


a sports deal," she said.
"We'll have face painting
and a bounce house for the
kids, so families can come
and make a donation and
don't have to walk."
The walk will be held in
March in Rockefeller Gar-
dens and will include a short
walk of about a mile and a
longer walk over the bridge
and back of about two and a
half miles, she said.


Ms. Reinsmidt said other
store openings will continue
throughout the following
months.
"We are excited about
great shopping and dining
opportunities at The Pavil-
ion at Port Orange," Geoff
Smith, said CBL & Associ-
ates Properties, Inc., Vice
President of Development.
"We have listened to the
requests of area shoppers
and are delivering a diverse
mix of retail, restaurants and
services."
CBL owns or manages
four regional malls and
open-air centers in Florida
including Volusia Mall in
Daytona Beach, Gulf Coast
Town Center in Fort Myers,
Panama City Mall in Pana-
ma City and Lakeshore Mall
in Sebring.
In addition to Hollywood
Theaters, the other anchor
store coming to The Pavilion
at Port Orange is fashion


The Volunteer of the Year
award was presented at the
annual conference of the
Mid-Florida Chapter in
November in Tampa, though
Ms. Roberson was unable to
attend.
Ms. Roberson said she con-
tinues her efforts because she
knows how important the
money is to those with the
MS. She sees her dad lead an
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Fresh, Cold Stone Creamery,
David's Bridal, Five Guys
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Mattress One, maurices,
Olive Garden, Rack Room
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"It's a just-in-case kind of
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her husband for almost four
decades. "(The city's com-
munity development
department) had a call from
a citizen who was interested
in finding an available
campground in the area."
There wasn't one, the
woman was told.
Staffers "did due diligence
and realized that there was
nowhere in the city that this
could happen," said Mayor
O'Neal.
That could change with
the ordinance's second
reading.
"It could be a money-
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said Mrs. Long. "We don't
have a prospective camp-
ground (developer), but if it
came to us..."
Hint, hint, adds Mayor
O'Neal: "We want good,
clean projects that people
can utilize."
After committee approval
in November, asking Coun-
cil to require a sewer hook-
up for every campsite in a
prospective park, city staff
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Keep the Wreath
Green Campaign:
First Red Bulb
of the Campaign

Just more than two weeks
into the "Keep the Wreath
Green" Campaign, Port
Orange firefighters will
replace a green bulb with a
red one on each of the
wreaths displayed at all five
fire stations.
The red bulb represents
the fire that occurred at the
Triangle Motel on Ridge-
wood Avenue.
Crews from Port Orange
and South Daytona
responded and extin-
guished the fire within
minutes of arrival. No one
was injured. Division Chief
Christopher Weir estimates
total damage in the area of
$20,000.
The "Keep the Wreath
Green" Campaign is
designed to reduce the
number of fires during a
time of serious fire dangers.
Each time firefighters
respond to a fire within the
city of Port Orange, a green
bulb will be replaced with a
red one to remind citizens
of the dangers posed by
holiday decorations. The
wreaths will be on display
until Thursday, Dec. 31.

Free HN1
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The Volusia County
Health Department is
offering a number of
opportunities for residents
to get no cost vaccinations
for protection against the
H1N1 flu virus including
vaccination outreach
teams that will come to
businesses, organizations
or events to provide vacci-
nations.
To date, more than
100,000 doses of the H1N1
vaccine have been distrib-
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The Volusia County
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clinics from 10 a.m. to 2
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For more information,
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ly recognized program
designed to help students
enroll in a four-year col-
lege.
Tutors earn $8.69 per
hour for tutoring college-
bound students under the
direct supervision of an
AVID elective teacher.
Tutorials occur during
the school day at times
scheduled by each school.
Applicants must have
completed 60 college
semester hours to be eligi-
ble to apply.


Recent college grads and
qualified Volusia County
substitute teachers are also
encouraged to apply.
For more information,
call (386) 734-7190, (386)
255-6475, (386) 427-5223,
Ext. 20670, or e-mail scan-
ning@volusia.kl2.fl.us.
Application information
can befound atwww.myvo-
lusiaschools.com by click-
ing on the departments tab,
and clicking on "AVID" in
the instructional services
column.

Driver safety
class offered

The Association for the
Advancement of Retired
Persons will hold a driver
safety class from 9 to noon,
Tuesday and Thursday, Jan.
5 and Jan. 7, at the Volusia
Memorial Funeral Home,
4815 Clyde Morris Blvd.,
Port Orange.
The cost is $12 for AARP
members and $14 for non-
members.
Reservations with
instructors are required.
For more information,
call 383-2756.

Census workers
needed

The U.S. Census Bureau
is now hiring nationwide
for the 2010 Census.
These temporary, part-
time jobs offer good pay,
flexible evening and week-
end hours up to 40 hours a
week, and the chance to
work near home. Workers
are needed in almost every
community.
For more information,
call (866) 861-2010 or visit
www.2010censusjobs.gov.

Libraries closed
for holiday

Volusia County's 15 pub-
lic libraries will be closed
See NOTES, A7


Community Notes


Port Orange/Ponce Inlet
So. Daytona/Daytona Beach Shores


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
oflaw.
Port Orange
Police Department

*Daniel Jason Nixon, 28, of
463 Palm Castle Drive, Port
Orange, was arrested Dec. 12
on charges of possession of a
scheduled II narcotic. Bail was
set at $2,750.
*Donney Lane Stephens,
50, of 31 Tropic Drive, Port
Orange, was arrested Dec. 16
on charges of possession of
Oxycodone and possession of
Soma. Bail was set at $2,500.

South Daytona
Police Department

*Donald Jordan Krauth,
19, of 515 Alice Place, South
Daytona was arrested Dec.
12 for charges of burglary
and grand theft. Bail was set
at $2,000.
*Richard Kellner, 73, of
2079 Oak Meadows Circle,
South Daytona, was arrest-
ed Dec. 16 on charges of
aggravated battery (deadly
weapon). Bail was set at
$5,000.
*Gina Louise Ross, 35, of
403 Banana Cay Drive. No. 1,
South Daytona, was arrest-
ed Dec. 17 on charges of
possession of cocaine. Bail
was set at $1,000.

Volusia County
Sheriffs Office

*John Robert Hutchison
Jr., 44, of 6000 Park Ridge
Drive, Port Orange, was
arrested Dec. 14 on charges
of false imprisonment and
child abuse. Bail was set at
$11,000.
*Angela Hana Eells, 29, of
1069 Horizon View Blvd.,
Port Orange, was arrested


Wanted person:
Nicholle Fawn Titus

Birth date:
Oct. 18, 1982

Reason wanted:
Forgery, possession of
a controlled substance

Distinguishing features:
Tattoo on back

Last known location:
Daytona Beach

Crime Stoppers of
Northeast Florida is
seeking information on
the whereabouts of
Nicholle Titus, 27.
Ms. Titus is wanted on
two open warrants after
she failed to show up
for trial on charges of
forgery and also failed
to appear in court for
an arraignment on a
charge of possession of
a controlled substance.
Ms. Titus' last known
address was on South
Peninsula Drive in Day-
tona Beach. She's 5-feet
6-inches and weighs
about 135 pounds and

Dec. 14 on charges of deal-
ing in stolen property. Bail
was set at $2,500.
*Bobbie Pruitt Gwynn
Rosa, 39, of 830 Airport
Road, Port Orange, was
arrested Dec. 17 on
charges of dealing in stolen
property. Bail was set at
$10,000.
*Gary Justus Dill, 19, of


Nicholle Fawn Titus

has brown hair and
brown eyes. If you see
Ms. Titus or know where
she is, don't attempt to
apprehend her.
Anyone with informa-
tion regarding Titus'
whereabouts is asked to
call Crime Stoppers
toll-free at (888) 277-
TIPS. You can also Text
your tip by texting
"TIP231 plus your mes-
sage" to CRIMES. Any-
one who provides infor-
mation to Crime
Stoppers will remain
anonymous and can
qualify for a reward of
up to $1,000.

2565 Guava Drive, Port
Orange, was arrested Dec.
17 on charges of dealing in
stolen property, unarmed
burglary to an unoccupied
structure/conveyance,
false owner info pawn
items less than $300 and
grand theft between $300
and $5,000. Bail was set at
$4,000.


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It's good to give

This letter is to remind people how good it makes you
feel to give.
The Southeast Volusia Humane Society on Glencoe
Road needs blankets, towels or comforters, or anything
that you are going to replace. It could help the animals
stay warm and comfortable in their time of need.
The Volusia County Sheriff's Office will accept dona-
tions of old cell phones.
If you have good citrus hanging on your trees, put it in
a box marked free in front of your house, so you can
share the abundance.
Life is good when you can help others. Happy holi-
days.

Is tone deafness a disease?

Tone deafness is a disease usually spread at bars and
clubs that do karaoke Thursday to Saturday nights.
It is inert to the person that has it, but it is ravenous to
the listeners. It is as painful as being a driver stuck on
Interstate 95 during rush hour.
I completely understand that it is all in fun especially
after having a few bravery cocktails. But before running
out the following week and buying a case of all your
favorite tunes you sing in the car, get an honest opinion.
Not all of Americans have got talent and the drunk sit-
ting next to you may not be the best critic.
So here are a few tips:
Find a song you like in your voice range (trying to hit
notes that don't exist is not good)
*If you do find a tune you can do fairly well, don't do it
week in and week out, (the original hit didn't last that
long)
*Don't get plastered before your turn, (slurring and
miscues is not good)
*If you can't sing acapella, karaoke won't help
Try to remember some people are meant to be the
audience, so enjoy the people who can sing and have a
repertoire and find something you are truly good at.

Please be courteous with cell phones

In regard to cell phones being opened in movie the-
aters, especially the Regal Theaters in Ormond Beach.
It is very distracting when someone near you keeps
opening his or her cell phone. The light comes on, and
you can't enjoy the movie having the light shine in your
eyes. Some people do try to shield their cell phones, but
it is difficult to do.

In response to
'I shouldn't have to pay taxes for schools'

Well think about living in an illiterate society. If you
work for someone, and that person is replaced by some-
one who didn't know how to read, write or do arithmetic
who you have a hard time getting paid, and it wouldn't
be much of a fun place to work.

In response to
'If you can't say anything nice,
don't say anything at all'

I want to apologize for what that misguided person
did to her in the checkout line, and I hope she's had
some really good days since. I was offended, too.
The offender doesn't understand the dynamics of neg-
ativity versus positivism, and that behaving as he did is
likely to bring bad things on himself.
In most stores, the express item limit is taken as a
rough figure, and most people (myself included) have
no problem with a few extra items.









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Randy Barber/staff photographer
Judy Dixon (left) and Dixie Mesick of HighHorse Carriage Rides in Ormond Beach lets Ryan Domon, 4, of Port Orange
take the reins as his grandmother Jackie McPowell watches during the Christmas in Rockefeller Gardens at The Case-
ments in Ormond Beach recently.


Letters


'Twas the night after Christmas'

'Twas the night after Christmas, and all through the
house, lay the empty gift boxes from me and my spouse.
The stockings that hung from the chimney with care, are
now to be found at heaven knows where.
The toys and the games and the bright-colored sox, now
lay to the side, while kids play with the box.
The turkey and dressing and all the desserts, still bulge
at your waistline to the point where it hurts.
The tree that was bright and so perfectly trimmed, now
looks kind of tired and the lights, kind of dimmed.
The cards that were taped all around the porch door, are
now one by one winding up on the floor.
And the fire that roared with a crackling of barks, has
now dwindled down to a few gentle sparks.
All the an-tici-pa-tion, and the thrill of it all will eventu-
ally lead to the bills on the wall.
But I have no regrets, as I look round the room, for I see
my whole family with their faces in bloom.
And I say to myself, "thank the Lord up above," for
having this Christmas with the people I love,
And I wish that this feeling of love and good cheer will
remain with us all year, every day, every year.

Jerry Genovese
Daytona Beach Shores

In response to
"I shouldn't have to pay for school taxes'

It seems as though the letter writer believes he is being


Brief
From page Al
have been defrauded by
the station and its travel
show and are asking for
class action status. In the
complaint, sent to us by
local resident Murray
Steinberg, the group
claims they bought travel
packages that came with
hidden fees and restric-
tions. In some cases, the
group says they were sold
packages they could never
use. Mr. Wilhite, an
admitted nudist, was
recently found not guilty
in a criminal case where a
teenager, who is close to
Mr. Wilhite, claimed Mr.
Wilhite sexually abused
him. Mr. Wilhite faces
additional criminal
charges lodged by friends
of the teenager who say
they were given alcohol at
Mr. Wilhite's home, shown
pornography and encour-
aged to have sex with each
other so Mr. Wilhite could
watch.

Man killed when
hit by car

A man in his 50s was hit
by a car and killed in the
3200 block of Daytona
Beach Shores. Police say
they were called to the
scene of the crash and
found the victim unre-
sponsive, lying in the
roadway near the curb. He
was rushed to the hospital
but died before doctors
could help him. Police say
Jodi Ascherman, 38, of
Ponce Inlet was driving a


vehicle northbound when
she struck the victim, but
there's no word on why he
wandered into the road
and in this early going,
police have not been able
to identify the victim.
Charges are still pending.

Subway robber
sentenced to life

A man who robbed a
Subway restaurant in Port
Orange will go to prison
for life without the chance
of parole. Prosecutors say
Isaac Andrews committed
the crime less than three
years after being released
from prison on another
stint so as a result he faces
a far more significant
punishment. Mr. Andrews
robbed the restaurant at
gunpoint in April, but was
seen on store surveillance
and later arrested when
an officer recognized him.

Carjack victim
escapes after being
punched

A 76-year-old man was
punched in the face in
Port Orange when a
suspect claiming to have a
gun attacked him in his
car. Fortunately, police
caught up with the
suspect. They say 40-year-
old Lawrence Singletary of
New Smyrna Beach
approached the elderly
man who was sitting in his
car at a business plaza.
Police say Mr. Singletary
told the victim he had a
gun and ordered him to
move over into the


treated unfairly because the disbursements of real estate
taxes pertaining to schools has touched a nerve.
There is much to be said about both sides of this
argument.
Let's examine the tax in question here, that of taxing real
property. This tax is supposed to be for the support of local
and county services to residents of its jurisdictions;
services such as police, fire, school and water resources, to
name a few. These taxes are levied on just the homeowner,
but the services are provided to all of the residents, both
property and non-property owners alike. Many recipients
of these services could be renters, squatters and even the
homeless, basically anyone occupying space in these
taxed communities.
Is a homeowner being taxed fairly in this case? Of course
not, it's done solely because they are easy marks and the
incentive for paying this tax is not losing their home. Non-
property owners are getting a free ride when it comes to
shelling out for these services. The only fair, equitable
form of taxation for services such as those paid by real
estate taxes is a head tax.
In this manner everyone pays their fair share for servic-
es rendered. The government doesn't see it this way
because of the problems they would encounter with both
collections and enforcement. So, we are now stuck with
real estate taxation.
The revolution fought in this country was in large part
about unfair taxation.
Have we lost our moral compass by expecting others to
support our responsibilities through forced taxation?

Anthony Cavicchia
Ormond Beach


passenger seat. Mr.
Singletary punched the
victim in the face accord-
ing to authorities, but the
victim managed to get out
of the car and the suspect
took off in it. He was
captured in Daytona
Beach and police say the
gun turned out to be a
plastic toy.

Motel fire
was arson

Investigators say a fire
that did more than
$20,000 damage at a
motel in Port Orange was
deliberately set. The blaze
broke out in the office at
the Triangle Motel on
Ridgewood Avenue in the
pre-dawn hours and
firefighters were able to
contain it and prevent it
from spreading to adja-
cent rooms. No one was
hurt, but state investiga-
tors say the fire is defi-
nitely a case of arson and
are offering a $2,500
reward for information.

Pornography viewed
on library computers

A concerned citizen
contacted WESH 2 News
after she was looking up
recipes on the Internet at
the Port Orange library
recently and saw a man on
a computer near her
looking at pornography in
plain view. The citizen, who
does not want to be
identified, complained to
the librarian who asked the
man to log off. The citizen
filed a complaint with Port
Orange Police as well
because she believes


children could be exposed
to adult material. County
officials say viewing
pornography, even in a
public arena like a library, is
protected by first amend-
ment rights, though library
officials do what they can
do discourage it. Comput-
ers at area libraries are
filtered, but adults can
disable the filter and view
pornographic images.
According to county
officials, libraries are places
where there is, by law, a free
flow of information. Unless
a user is totally disruptive
in what he or she is doing in
a library, officials say there
is little they can do to
prevent what people
choose to see or listen to on
computers, or read in
books. The citizen believes
her own rights, to not be
exposed to what she
considers obscene materi-
al, are being abused by the
policy.

Woman
critically injured

A 46-year-old woman
walking back to her
broken down car was hit
by a vehicle in Edgewater
and critically injured.
Police say Teresa Criss-
man from the Jacksonville
area, had car trouble on
Interstate 95 and had
gone to make a phone
call. Ms. Crissman was
walking back to the
highway along State Road
442 near Old Mission
Road just before 1 a.m.
when she was hit by a
westbound vehicle. It's
still unclear if the driver of
the car, MarkYoud of
Ormond Beach, will face
charges.







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Port Orange/Ponce Inlet
So. Daytona/Daytona Beach Shores


Son refurbishes table, family memories


W ile most people
will associate
money or valuable
property with things left in a
last will and testament, the
gift to me from my father
was something completely
different, but very special.
At 11 inches wide and
almost seven feet long, it
wasn't your normal cocktail
table.
This anomaly, fabricated
from angle iron, half-inch
plywood and multicolored
two-inch square tiles that
had been laid in no particu-
lar pattern or order was a
labor of love created by my
father sometime in 1956.
The table had been in our
family for as long as I could
remember. Often the sub-
ject of discussion between
my father and me, I always
liked the table and hoped
one day to have it passed on
to me. I told dad that the
only thing I really wanted
from the small group of
family treasures once he was
gone was the cocktail table.
He obliged, and after his
passing in 1999, I learned
that he had kept his word
and left it to me in his will.
After recently realizing
that it had been almost 10
years to the day that my dad
had passed away, while sit-
ting on the back porch
enjoying the Florida sum-


Notes
From page A5
Christmas Day and New
Year's Day.
The libraries will close at 5
p.m. on New Year's Eve.
Patrons will be able to visit
the library system online at
www.volusialibrary.org dur-
ing the holiday closings.

Italian language
class slated

The city of Port Orange
will be holding an Italian
language class.
A new class will be sched-
uled from 6 to 7:30 p.m.,


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VOICES
PETE RILEY


mer evening, I decided it
was time to refurbish the
table. I was
~ ready to


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paint to her frame. She
would become as good as
new...just like she was in
1956.
I removed and cleaned
each tile and numbered
each one by row and place-
ment. I wanted the table to
be in the exact condition
and look it had started with.
As I worked, I questioned
things this old table had
been through. Where did the
tiles come from? What was


each Tuesday evening as
soon as there are 15 con-
firmed students.
The cost of the eight-week
class is $80.
For more information, call
(386) 756-5391.

Zumba class planned

The city of Port Orange
will hold Zumba, a Latin
dance rhythms class, from
11 a.m. to noon each Mon-
day, 11:15 to noon each
Tuesday and 10:30 to 11:15
a.m. each Thursday at the
Port Orange Gymnasium,
4655 City Center Circle.
Classes begin Monday,
Jan. 4.
The cost is $5 per class if


with the three red tiles in a
row in row 26?
Maybe it was dad's pas-
sion for art that moved him
to place the tiles in the order
they were in. I suppose that
will always be one of the
secrets that the table holds.
I also recalled some of the


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For a week, I


cleaned her rusty frame,
then painted the table with
a fresh coat of primer and a
nice glossy coat of black.
With each pass of the
sprayer, it was almost like a
feeling of rebirth of
renewal. As I laid the tiles in
exactly the same order that


its that this they were removed, I could-
d shared. I n't help but think about my
ag on it as a dad; his idiosyncratic meth-
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tan grout.
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admired
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th the Fab one thing that can never be
updated, changed, or modi-
sanded and fied.


paid monthly or $6 per class.
For more information, call
(386) 756-5391 or visit the
Web site www.Quanita.com.

Babysitting course
offered
Port Orange Fire & Rescue
will offer a babysitting course
on Tuesday, Jan. 19, which is a
teacher duty day for Volusia
County Schools.
The course will run from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at Port Orange
Fire Station No. 72, located at
5839 Trailwood Drive.
The cost of the course is $30
and includes all course mate-
rials, babysitting/pediatric
certification cards, and
snacks/drinks/lunch. Stu-


dents must be at least 11 years
old.
Course content will
include: babysitting responsi-
bilities, basic care of children,
accident prevention, charac-
teristics of children, supervis-
ing/feeding/ playing with
children, what to do in an
emergency and first aid treat-
ment.
Students will receive a cer-
tificate of participation and
certification cards from the
American Safety and Health
Institute.
Registration is taking place
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday
through Friday, at Port Orange
Fire Station No. 3, 1090 City
Center Blvd. Space is limited.
For more information, call
(386)506-5906.


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he traveled that river all the
time. That property is special
to him."
But, of course, it isn't his.
And it isn't really Mr. Ather-
holt's either.
The grandchildren of the
former Proctor & Gamble
chief and heir deeded all 175
acres along with Gamble's
grand Cracker home, its cit-
rus packing house and Snow
White replica cabin to the
Nature Conservancy of Flori-
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1999, however, that the prop-
erty started living up to its full
potential again, when the city
and museum successfully
proposed a partnership,
along with recreational serv-
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The conservancy still holds
a "conservation easement"
over the property, and still
does annual inspections -
one of which they've just per-
formed.
"It's largely been produc-
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the evolution of the relation-
ship to date," said Walter
Thomson, the conservancy's
director of terrestrial conser-
vation. "There was heavy
storm damage in 2004, and
most of that damage was
dealt with, cleaned up. The
current condition is excel-
lent."
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there now would take a week
or two at most to spruce up,
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Word has been received of the death of William J. Egan, on
December 15, 2009. He resided in Port Orange, Florida, having
moved here from Manchester, New Hampshire. Mr. Egan was born
in New York City on March 6, 1933. He was the son of the late
Thomas and Charlotte Howe Egan.
Mr. Egan retired in 1990 from the Manchester NH, Police department
after 30 years of service.
He was a United States Navy Veteran who had served during the
Korean War. He then became a Life Member of the American Legion
Post # 79 in Manchester. His commitment to veterans took him to the
position of State Commander of the New Hampshire American
Legion in 1991 and 1992. Mr. Egan was also a member of theVFW
# 8214 in Manchester, the Eagles, and many other organizations. He
was a devoted Yankee Baseball fan who seldom missed watching his
team play. He also enjoyed singing and dancing.
After moving to Florida, he remained active in the American Legion,
VFW, and Eagles. He also joined the American Veterans Org.
(AMVETS) Post # 911 where he had served in the official title of
"Good Will Ambassador" for several years.
He is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Sandra Hurley Egan,
four sons: Shawn and wife Lisa of Litchfield, NH; Brian and wife
Sandra of Candia NH; and Keith and Glenn both of Manchester and
three sisters; Helen Joseph of NH, and Ruth Reno and Joan Palmer
both of Fl. He had three granddaughters, one grandson, and sever-
al nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two brothers,
Thomas and Robert; and one sister, Rita, all of New Hampshire.
A Memorial Service will be held at the AMVETS Post 911 on
Saturday, January 9, 2010 at 1 PM. A Veteran's Memorial Service
will also be held in New Hampshire through the American Legion at
a time to be announced.
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Benches once used by
visitors to soak up the
beauty in the scenic Spruce
Creek Preserve lay
abandoned in ruins at
Gamble Place. The 1907
cracker-style cottage called
Egwanulti (a Native
American word meaning
'by the water) remains
closed due to issues
between the Museum of
Arts and Sciences in
Daytona Beach and the
City of Port Orange.

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maintenance stuff: A fallen
limb that's crushed a board-
walk would take a carpenter a
few hours to mend; a palm
that's pushing a new dock
into the water just needs to
be felled.
The problem: No one is yet
willing to pick up that tab
again.
A $72,000 county ECHO
grant in 2004, which restored
the historic buildings on the
site in exchange for a 20-year
expectation of public access,
was well-spent, added Mr.
Thomson. The structures, he
noted during his inspection,
were holding up well.
Though no one's seeing them
anymore.
The conservancy did have
one area of concern, though.
For years, the city performed
See GAMBLE, A10


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"Once you get a hearing
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There is no charge for the
visits.
Anyone who suspects they
have a hearing problem
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ment, Mr. Baker said. Spe-
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Gamble
From page A8
the regular controlled burns
needed to maintain the safe-
ty and health of the sand hill
and large pine stand forests
there. It hasn't been done for
three or four years, though it
should be done yearly or at
least every two years.
"We recognize the situa-
tion with the economy," said
Mr. Thomson. "Certainly all
organizations are seeing
financial challenges, so we've
offered to bring our services
in to get habitat manage-
ment back on its legs."
Mr. Thompson said he'll
lead a team here in late Janu-
ary or early February to begin
regular burning again.
Beyond that, the city and
museum need to come to a
settlement to determine who
will maintain the rest of the
place with its eight miles of
trails and hundreds of acres
of verdant Florida forest.
"I think it's the hope of
many ... that Spruce Creek
be available and presented to
the public as the fantastic


cultural and ecological
resources that it is," Mr.
Thomson said. "And we, as an
organization, are happy to
enter into the equation again
to help."
Another organization is
entering into the equation
again, too, hoping to spur
some needed urgency.
The county ECHO grant
program, once it learned of
the site's closure, sent a letter
to the city on Dec. 11 asking
for a prorated $52,946 refund
of the money it spent on
restoration, since the grant
stipulates 20 years of public
view. The program, noted
coordinator Margaret Hodge,
doesn't bequeath funding for
maintenance.
"As long as the owner kept
it open, we didn't seek resti-
tution of any grant funds,"
she said. "But under the
agreement, as the stewards of
these dollars, we have a right
to request the grant money
back now. My role is to
administer the grant policies
as approved by the County
Council. (The city was) aware
in advance that this is one of
the conditions."


Mr. Parker confirmed that
city officials knew some of
the grant money would have
to paid back and it has been
set aside since the city
stopped paying the lease to
the museum in 2007. He said
he will recommend paying
back the money to the city
council at its Jan. 5 meeting.
Ms. Hodges explained that
such actions aim to serve as
an "incentive to follow
through on your conditions
when the grant was awarded
to you."
Mr. Atherholt and city
leaders still appear to be
committed to the property.
"They don't want to let it
fall apart," she said. "Our
hope is for the residents of
Volusia County, that it opens
again at some point to them.
... There is some movement,
some positive movement for
this property, and I don't real-
ly see it going into decay.
There's people who care
about it, and they're the ones
getting their hands in the dirt
right now and getting it
cleaned up."
That was news to Jill
Williams, who shares with
her husband a grand Cracker
home within sight of the
Gamble estate. The couple
invested their life savings
into an eco-tour, camping
and recreational boating
company to supplement the
city and museum's offerings
at Gamble. For several years,
they've spent thousands to
make their property and lives
part of the Gamble Place
experience.
And since 2007, they've
been struggling to do all the
maintenance on both prop-
erties themselves.
"The problem is, the con-
servation gave the property
to the museum for them to
assume all these responsibili-
ties," Ms. Williams said. "And
they either want to be paid a
high-dollar figure or they
want to be paid a large lease
payment as they were getting
from the city. Obviously,
everyone is concerned about
public accessibility. That's the
bottom line."
Ms. Williams said she is
hopeful that everyone will
come together to reopen
Gamble Place, she just wish-
es things would move a little
quicker.


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SATURDAY, Dec. 26
*Expresso: The group
Expresso will perform from 5-9
p.m., on the deck of the
Rivergrille at 950 N. U.S.
Highway 1, Ormond Beach.
They will perform with
Jonathan Brady on keyboards.
*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 Recre-
ation 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
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SUNDAY, Dec. 27

*Historical bus tour: A
scenic historical bus tour
presented by the Ormond
Beach Historical Society will be
held at 1 p.m., Sunday. Bus
tours leave from The Case-
ments parking lot, 25 Riverside
Drive. This two-hour tour
includes the Ormond Scenic
Loop, Fairchild Oak, Three
Chimneys Sugar Mill Ruins,
Ormond Indian Mound and
historic homes along the way.
A knowledgeable tour guide
will interpret the 30 sites on
the route. Tickets are $20 for
adults, $18 for seniors 65+, $7
for ages 7 to 12, and can be
purchased at the OBHS
Welcome Center, 38 E.
Granada Blvd. or by phone
using Visa or Master Card.
Reservations are required as
space is limited. For more
information, call (386) 677-
7005 or visit www.ormondhis-
tory.org.
*Walk: The Happy Wander-
ers will hold a 5K /1OK walk at
1 p.m., Sunday, at Daytona
Beach City Island Library, 105
E. Magnolia Ave. Cost is $3. For
more information, call (386)
788-4026, (386) 676-9863 or
visit
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MONDAY, Dec.28
*Afternoon at the movies:
The Port Orange Regional
Library will show the film
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Monday in the library auditori-
um, 1005 City Center Circle.
This film is rated PG-13 and is
138 minutes. Harvard symbol-
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'60s, Joey Dee, Frank Mancuso,
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Joey Dee and The Starliters were
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nightclub called Oliveri's in Lodi,
N. J. They were booked for a week-
end at an New York City nightclub
called the Peppermint Lounge. It
was suppose to be a weekend
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*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)
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*Bank & Blues Club:
Daytona Blues Society True
Blues Jam is held at 7:30 p.m.
each Wednesday. The Show
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p.m. Daytona Blues Society
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*First Turn Steakhouse:
LarryTomei will perform at 6
p.m., Saturday at the tiki bar.
First Turn Steakhouse is
located at 5236 S. Ridgewood
Ave, Port Orange. For more
information, call (386) 788-
5434 or visitwww.firstturn-
steakhouse.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., Saturday. He
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9 p.m. Sax man Thom
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from 6-10 p.m., Sunday and
Monday. Pianist and vocalist
Michael Lamywill perform
from 6-10 p.m., Tuesday. Mr.
Hodgson will perform from 6-
10 p.m., Wednesday and 6
p.m.-midnight, Thursday. Mr.
Chamber will perform at 9:30
p.m., Thursday. The Garlic is
located at 556 E. Third Ave.,
New Smyrna Beach. For more
information, call (386) 424-
6660.
*Inlet Harbor: Rattle Shake
will perform from noon-4
p.m., Saturday. Rockit hits the
stage at 5 p.m., Saturday.
Eddie Uzzle will perform from
12:30-4:30 p.m., Sunday.
Gailforce hits the stage at 5
p.m., Sunday and at 12:30
p.m., Monday through
Wednesday. Mr. Uzzle will
perform at 5 p.m., Monday.
Mike Caso hits the stage at 5
p.m., Tuesday. Carl Bernard
will perform at 5 p.m.,


Wednesday. Rattle Shake will
perform at noon, Thursday for
New Year's Eve. The Better
Way will perform from 5 p.m.
to midnight, Thursday for the
New Year's Eve bash. Inlet
Harbor is located at 133 Inlet
Harbor Road, Ponce Inlet. For
more information, call (386)
767-5590.
*Java Jungle: 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.
*Ohana Luau Dinner
Show: This dinner show
spectacular and family-style
feast with a 6:30 p.m. seating,
dinner served at 7:15 p.m. and
showtime at 7:30 p.m., is
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Aries-March 21-April 19
You know what you want.
Stay centered on your main
goals. Listen closely. You are
in a very positive energy pat-
tern right now. Find a little
quality time for yourself. Do a
few deep breathing exercises
when you first wake up. It's
better than drinking two
cups of coffee. Now you are
running on your own steam.
Good luck.

Taurus-April 20-May 20
Let go of the past and move
on. Don't expect others to do
things your way without a
commitment. You can't res-
cue the wounded. Stop try-
ing. Your place in this world
is to keep a steady pace,
move forward and live an
exciting, inspired, joy-filled
life. You have all this poten-
tial. Make the best of it. It's
your destiny.

Gemini-May 21-June 21
You continue to shine in
wonderful ways. Why? You
listen to your inner guidance.
You move forward when it
feels right. Many friends are
proud of you. Stay focused
on your three top priorities.
Less important things can
wait. Keep this plan going in
2010 and you will have the
best year of your life just
ahead.

Cancer-June 22-July 22
There is much more to life
than basic survival. All the
earthly pleasures will not
sustain you until you feed
your emotional and spiritual
needs first. Take it one day at
a time and trust your very
first impressions. This is pos-
sible for you because of your
extra large heart. You can do
it. Your personal happiness
depends on it.

Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Recent successes have moti-
vated you to wanting even
more. Just be sure to not
take on too many things at
once. No reason to get scat-
tered now. You know what
feels right. It's good to make
a written plan or agenda
every day. Be flexible but fol-
low it closely. It will move
you forward and insure suc-
cess.

Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Continue to keep a loving,
open heart during the holi-
days and beyond. It puts you
closer to the source and
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 30

*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 instru-
mental music for peaceful
contemplation, reflection, self-
care and meditation. Barbara
Kaufmann will provide the
organ music. The public may
attend. Instrumental musicians
are needed. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 761-9129.

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Beach Shores Council Cham-
bers' activity room, 3048 S.
Atlantic Ave. The film is 162
minutes long. Admission is
free. For more information, call
(386) 767-6967

ONGOING EVENTS

*American Legion Post 17:
Spaghetti night is from 4:30-
6:30 p.m. each Thursday. Surf
and turf is served from 4:30-
6:30 p.m. each Friday. Breakfast
is served from 8-11 a.m.,
Sunday. American Legion Post
17 is located at 619 W. Canal
St., New Smyrna Beach. For
more information, call (386)
427-5013.
*American Legion Post 270:
A fish fry and music entertain-
ment is held from 5-7 p.m.
each Friday. Taco night is held
each Monday from 5-7 p.m.
Wing night is held each
Wednesday from 5-7 p.m. The
public may attend. American
Legion Post 270 is located at
119 Howes St., Port Orange.
*Chess club: The Port
Orange Regional Library hosts
a chess club for ages kinder-
garten through adult from
5:30-6:30 p.m. each Tuesday
and 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
each Friday. All are invited to
attend. The library is located at
1005 City Center Circle. For
more information, call (386)
322-5152, Ext 4.
*Cracker Creek's Pirate
Cruise: Featuring the Pirates of
Spruce Creek, cruises are held
at 1 p.m. each Saturday and
Sunday at 1795 Taylor Road,
Port Orange. Costumed pirates
create a live, interactive
experience as young bucca-
neers learn navigation, pirate
weaponry, knotting or rope
tying and pirate lingo, all the


while searching for the lost
treasure at Spruce Creek.
Pre-registration is required by
calling (386) 304-0778. Canoe
and kayak launch and rentals,
guided eco-history Pontoon
boat tours and golf cart tours of
the conservation nature trails
also are available. For more
information, visit the Web site
at www.OldFloridaPioneer.com
or send an e-mail to cracker-
creek@OldFloridaPioneer.com.
*Cruise night: East Coast
Cruisers hold a cruise night
from 4-8 p.m. the second
Saturday of each month on
Canal Street in New Smyrna
Beach.
*Daytona Metropolitan
Bridge Club: Duplicate Bridge
is played Monday through
Saturday at 600 Driftwood Ave,
Daytona Beach. For the
schedule, call (386) 255-7744
or visit the Web site at
www.DaytonaBridge.org.
*Democracy Now: Internet
news with Amy Goodman will
be presented at 10:30 a.m.
each Thursday at Unitarian
Universalist Society, 56 N.
Halifax, Ormond Beach. News
and analysis will be covered.
Coffee and donuts will be
served. The public may attend.
*Edgewater Fire-Rescue
Bingo: Games begin at 6:30
p.m. each Tuesday at the Fire-
Rescue Association Fire Hall,
2616 Hibiscus Drive. Two
games have $100 jackpots. The
facility is non-smoking. snacks
and soft drinks are available for
purchase. All proceeds benefit
the Fire-Rescue Association's
various causes. For more
information, call (386) 424-
2445.
*Elks bingo: Games begin at
1 p.m. on Sundays and 6:30
p.m. on Thursdays at 820 W.
Park Ave., Edgewater. The


facility is non-smoking, food
and soft drinks available for
purchase. All proceeds benefit
the Elk's sponsored charities.
For more information call
(386) 427-2512.
*Gospel open mic: Faith
Church will hold an gospel
music open mic at 7 p.m., the
first Friday of each month from
November to April at the
church, 4700 Clyde Morris
Blvd., Port Orange. For more
information, call (386) 761-
5482.
*Ormond Beach Historical
Society Welcome Center and
Museum: This is the "Gateway
to the Ormond Scenic Loop"
featuring historical photo-
graphs, a 20-minute DVD, and
interpretive panels that reveal
the rich and diverse history of
the Ormond Beach area.
Located in the 1895 MacDon-
ald House, the welcome center
features information about the
Timucua Indians, the Spanish
and British Colonial Periods,
early pioneer settlers, the Hotel
Ormond, "Birthplace of Speed",
and John D. Rockefeller. Hours
are 10 a.m -3 p.m. Tuesday to
Saturday. Admission is Free.
The welcome center and
museum is located at 38 E.
Granada Blvd. Ormond Beach.
For more information, call 386-
676-7005 or visit
www.ormondhistory.org.
*Ormond Memorial Art
Museum & Gardens: Bassmi
Ibrahim of Clearwater, Florida
will exhibit his collection of
more than 40 large scale mixed
media pieces from Dec. 4 to
Jan. 8, at the Ormond Memori-
al Art Museum & Gardens, 78 E.
Granada Blvd. The exhibited
work is largely from his Isness
Series, which he identifies as
lyrical abstractions of the
negative-sounding stain
painting. Stain painting is a


process of applying thinned
down acrylics and/or oils to
unprimed canvas. The Ormond
Memorial Art Museum and
Gardens is open 10 a.m. to 4
p.m., Monday to Friday and
from noon to 4 p.m., Saturday
and Sunday. There is a $2
suggested donation.
*Marine Discovery Center:
Mosquito Lagoon eco-tours
and kayak tours and rentals are
available daily from the Marine
Discovery Center, 116 N.
Causeway, New Smyrna Beach.
For times, call (386) 428-4828.
*Peninsula Woman's Club:
A luncheon followed by bridge
or canasta will be held from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursdays, at
415 S. Peninsula Drive,
Daytona Beach. The cost is $10.
For more information, call
(386) 760-0487.
*Piggotte Community
Center: Cards and game
playing is held from 1-3 p.m.
each Monday and Thursday at
the center. There is no cost.
Participants can bring their
cards and games.
*Pinnacle and Yuker: New
groups are starting at the Port
Orange Adults Center, 4790
Ridgewood Ave. Residents
meet at 4 p.m. each Friday to
play games. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 761-7633.
*Scabble Club: The Port
Orange Regional Library will
hold Scrabble Club at 10 a.m.
each Monday, at 1005 City
Center Circle. For more
information, call (386) 322-
5152, Ext 2.
*Sica Hall Senior Center:
Nickel and dime poker is
played at noon each Thursday.
Donations are all that is asked
to play. Several different games
are played, and rules are
posted. Line dancing takes
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Baby," and "The Search Is
Over." In 1988, he reorgan-
ized The Imaginations and
in 1998 became a part of
The Legends of Doo Wop.
The original members of
the Fascinators came
together in their home-
town of Brooklyn. They
were an offshoot of anoth-
er group the Clusters.
Tony Passalaqua, who later
shortened his name to
Passa, was the lead of the
group. They recorded on
Capitol Records. From
their first recording ses-
sion in 1958 the group
released the now-famous
"Chapel Bells."
Mr. Passa would go onto
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Saturday, at the Hawaiian Inn,
2301 S. Atlantic Ave, Daytona
Beach Shores. Participants will
learn traditional dances with
Polynesian women, warriors
and keikis (children). A flaming
fire knife dance and hula with
audience participation will be
featured. For more information,
call (386) 255-5411, Ext 186.
*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
1665 Dunlawton No. 105, Port
Orange. For more information,
call (386) 689-1946, e-mail
peter@peterswineshop.com or
visit www.peterswineshop.com.
*Rockin Ranch: The Native
Skeeter band will perform at 9
p.m., Saturday. The Saloonatix
will perform at 9 p.m., Thursday,
New Year's Eve. There is no
cover. The Rockin'Ranch is
located at 801 S. Nova Road,
Ormond Beach. For more
information, call (386) 673-
0904.


became a member of the
Archies, singing on their
last release "Who's Your
Baby."
Mr. Horn began singing
bass in junior high school
in the Bronx. In 1960, he
was asked to join a group
called The Sharks, who
made 26 singles and five
albums. Their most memo-
rable songs were "Stormy
Weather" and "Canadian
Sunset." Mr. Horn is
responsible for forming the
Legends Of Doo Wop who
have been touring since
the late 1990s.
As a teenager, Mr. Mara
played the drums in
Brooklyn and sang in a
local rock band. He then
toured with Blonde. After
moving to Florida, he
joined The Saints and then
The Crests. Mr. Mara, who
is the present day lead
singer and owner of The


Crests, has been referred
to as both "The Pavarotti
of Doo Wop" and "The
Meatloaf of Doo Wop." He
sings hits that include
"Cara Mia," "Sixteen Can-
dles," and "Step By Step."
Special guest during the
"Night of Doo Wop will be
13-year-old singer Aman-
da.
In 2009, she was show-
cased in a solo in "Cirque
Dreams" and she per-
formed twice with David
Foster.
There will also be a
grand finale with all of the
artists performing togeth-
er.
Tickets are on sale now.
Tickets start at $30. VIP
tickets, which include a
meet and greet with the
performers are $50.
For more information or
tickets, call (386) 676-3375.


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Schantz, of Ormond
Beach, won the grand
prize of two VIP tickets
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helps guide your life toward
positive results. Do some-
thing really personal and cre-
ative for your true love and it
will be fondly remembered
for all the coming year. You
will be surprised how much
will come back to you.

Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
The universe is going to bless
you with all the energy you
need to make it safely
through the holidays. Contact
a few relatives and friends
you haven't talked to in a
while. This spreads joy to the
world. Find a little time to
exercise, as well. This will
keep you in top shape and
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place at 2 p.m. each Thursday
and costs $4 for members.
Also, from 2-4 p.m. each


Scorpio-Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Give yourself a little extra
time during the holidays. You
work hard all year. Let this be
a present to yourself. Take an
inventory of your life and
make new plans for next
year. It is a time for saving
and being resourceful. Clean
out the hallway closet. You
never know what you will
find; maybe some hidden
money.

Sagittarius-Nov 22-Dec. 21
Compassion and idealism
along with a keen sense of
humor best describes your
attitude toward life. You have
serious goals and high regard
for the universal laws, but
you wish to enjoy yourself
while you work. Your cheerful
attitude inspires others and
makes them feel good. This
wonderful gift is the rarest of
treasures.


Tuesday, a live band plays
music from the 1940s and up
to dance to. Refreshments are
served. Singles or couples may
attend. The cost is $4.50 for
nonmembers and $3.50 for
members. Bingo is held at 1
p.m. each Monday and


Capricorn-Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your time is becoming more
valuable. Stay close to your
positive inner circle. Then,
take this new energy and use
it to manifest your special
projects. This plan will keep
you moving in the right direc-
tion and please you with the
results. The universe blesses
you because you bless it with
"balance."

Aquarius-Jan. 20-Feb. 18
The focus you have been giv-
ing to your main goals is
working. You are on a posi-
tive roll. Your spirit is strong.
Your mind is clear and your
desire is great. Much new
learning is coming soon. Con-
tinue to release the past of
old habits, attitudes, events
and things that no longer
serve you. A higher level is on
the way.


Wednesday. Drawings, prizes
and free refreshments are
available. The cost is $1 for
members and $2 for
nonmembers. The Sica Hall
Senior Center is located at
1065 Daytona Ave., Holly
Hill. For more information,


Pisces-Feb. 19-March 20
Your home life is better now
than in a long time. Why?
Because you have the
courage to stand up for your
true beliefs. This is the path of
respect. Continue on with
this natural high. This resur-
gence of your spirit and truth
will now spill over in your
professional and social life. I
predict a fine year coming
ahead for you.

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*Super Singles of Florida: A
dance is held from 8-11:00
p.m. each Wednesday at the
Eagles Club, 190 S. Nova Road,
Ormond Beach. Music is
provided by Jim & Vicki of Mr.
D.J. Entertainment. The cost is
$5 for members and $7 for
non-members. Participants
must be single. For more
information, call (386) 736-
0749 or send an e-mail to
Darlini 15308@yahoo.com.
*Teen art group: The Port
Orange Regional Library will
hold "Teen Zone" from 4 to 5
p.m., each Friday at 1005 City
Center Circle. This program is
completely teen run in
conjunction with a knowl-
edgeable college student.
Learn to draw animals,
manga, still life and other
art forms. Participants
should bring their own art
supplies. For more informa-
tion, call (386) 322-5152,
Ext. 4.
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Hello, smart shoppers.
Hope you had a
wonderful, blessed
Christmas and Hanukkah.
A reader e-mailed thank-
ing me for this recipe her
grandmother used to make.
I'm writing on Dec. 14; how
strange to write about the
New Year when we haven't
had Christmas.
Let's ring in year 2010!
Here are a couple of New
Year's traditions. Up north,
eat a piece of pickled
herring at midnight and
touch a dollar bill. Symboli-
cally, may there always be
food on the table and
money in your pocket.
Here in the south, you
must eat pork and black-
eyed peas on New Year's
Day.
I can remember New
Year's eve being a celebra-
tion where we made as
much noise as possible at
midnight. I have some
noisemakers from my
parents, given to them by
my dad's parents, that date
back almost 100 years,
wooden handles and all. No
cut fingers from sharp
metal, that's for sure.
To me, it's a capital sin to
be sleeping at midnight. I
used to wake my kids up
just to make noise. Silly?
Childish? Maybe so, but I
hope to never lose that
excitement.
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Grammy Guru
ARLENE BORG

another more. Don't think
there will always be tomor-
row. Sometimes tomorrow
never comes.
This week's column is a
tribute to mamma, my
paternal grandmother. For
NewYears she made
"cookies," not regular
cookies but special Italian
treats coated with honey
and topped with colored
candy sprinkles.
Many of you are familiar
with Strufoli (honey clus-
ters), but her other specialty
I bet you've never heard of.
Tordillo, made with olive oil
and wine, was everyone's
favorite. When I finally
decided to make them, I
kept hearing mamma
saying, "you have to feel
when it's right." Back my
memory went to when I was
17 and "I remembered
mamma." I asked for the
recipe and mamma said in
her delightful Italian accent,
"you come over and we do it
together."
What I thought was going
to be very easy turned out to
be a bit of a fiasco when I
kept questioning mamma's
instructions. Here's how it


went while making the
tordillos.
Mamma: Dump flour on
the board.
Me: How much flour?
Mamma: "This much,"
she said as she pointed.
"Make a hole in the center
of the flour and pour in 1
glass of wine and 1/2 glass
oil."
Me: "What size glass?"
Wouldn't you know I meant
how many ounces?
Mamma didn't. As her
voice started to rise, she
held up the glass and
shouted, "This size! Now
mix it all together until it
feels right," she said,
determined to go on.
At that point I just
couldn't resist and asked,
"What does right feel like?"
Well, she threw her hands
up in desperation and said,
"Don't say another word,
you ask too many questions;
watch what I do and DO it."
In most traditional
cooking, you have to feel
when it's right. I've taken
that "feel" and tried to put it


into measurements for you
in all family recipes I have
written. While making these
cookies, I think I really
learned what "right" feels
like as "I remembered
mamma."
Enjoy. See you next year!

TORDILLO (NIB)

The wine used for these
cookies was muscatel. If you
can't find it, use a slightly
sweet white wine or a dry
white wine. such as chablis
or Chardonnay, mixed with
1 teaspoon of sugar.

4 cups all purpose flour
1/2-cup extra virgin olive
oil, warmed slightly in the
microwave
3/4-cup wine
Canola oil, enough to fill
a medium saucepan
halfway
1 cup honey
1-1/2 tablespoons sugar
Multi-colored candy
sprinkles
Using the dough hook on


your electric mixer or food
processor, mix first three
ingredients together. Place
dough on cutting board and
knead for about 5 minutes
until smooth and silky.
Break off small pieces of
dough and roll into a
cylinder about 1/2-inch
wide and 2-inches long.
Place thumb (or 3 fingers) in
center of cylinder and press
dough down firmly as you
push forward then towards
you, causing the cylinder to
curl and look somewhat like
a seashell.
Fry cookies a few at a time
until golden. Drain on paper
towels.
In medium saucepan,
bring honey and sugar to a
boil, lower heat and simmer
for 5 minutes. Add cookies a
few at a time, turn to coat.
Remove to platter with a
slotted spoon. Dust with
sprinkles.
Note: Cookies can be
made, fried and stored in an
airtight container for weeks.
Glaze the day you're ready
to serve.


Sam available for talks
from south Vero to Hobe
Sound, call (772) 465-5656
or (800) 823-0466.
When a recipe is not in
my cookbook it will have
(NIB) next to the title.
For an autographed
cookbook, "Romancing The
Stove with the Grammy
Guru," send $17.50. For
multiple books sent to one
address it's $3.50 S&Hfor
one book, 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.Check, money order,
Visa, Master Card or
Paypal accepted or visit
Borders in the Treasure
Coast Square Mall in
Jensen Beach, Books a
Million in Boynton Beach
or Vero Book Center in Vero
Beach.
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Caring for plants after the holidays so they last all year


Shop you and your
family had a wonderful
Christmas holiday and a
have a happy and safe New
Year!
Now that the holidays are
coming to a close, many of
us will have an abundance
of holiday plants to nurture
for an entire year so we can
enjoy them again next year.
One of the most popular
gifts of the holiday season
are amaryllis bulbs.
Amaryllis bulbs are
relatively easy to take care
of. If you give them ade-
quate water and bright light,
they should bloom in about
six weeks. The best way to
water is to keep the plants
evenly moist. Do not water


so much that the plants are
sitting in standing water.
Keep the plants on a
windowsill or protected
porch for best results. If
your bulbs are too small,
you may have to wait until
next year before you get
blooms to form.
If you received a Norfolk
pine as a gift or bought one
for yourself, you can
successfully grow them
indoors. As a matter of fact,
I recommend that you
either grow them indoors or
plant them in a container. I
do not recommend planting
them outdoors.
These trees do not fare
well in hurricane-force
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extremely large. With that
said, Norfolk pines will do
extremely well in an indoor
environment, as long as
there is ample light. Position
your plant near a window
where it will receive a bit of
sun daily.
These plants will do best
if they are watered on a
regular schedule. Keep the
plants evenly moist but not
dripping wet. Do not allow
the plants to sit in standing


water. Norfolk pines also
enjoy a humid environment
so if the plant is indoors,
you may find it beneficial to
lightly mist it from time to
time to help increase the
humidity around the plant.
Improper watering can
result in needle loss that will
not regenerate itself. In
addition, never try to prune
the tree to shape it. The only
pruning that should be
done on this plant is for
basic maintenance, such as
trimming off dead or yellow
lower branches.
In the past, I have dis-
cussed about how to choose
and nurture poinsettia
plants during the holidays.


These delicate plants can
also be planted outdoors
after the season is over.
First, choose a location
that is sheltered away from
strong winds and the full
direct rays of the summer
sun. Also, choose an area
where you can control the
artificial light at night, so
you can get your plants to
bloom next season with
minimal effort.
Use a good-quality
potting mix to place your
plants in the ground and be
sure it is a well-drained
location. It might be wise to
repot your plant in a large
pot until all danger of frost
and cold weather has past.


March would be a great
transition month to place
your prize in the ground.
Once it's planted and
established, be sure to trim
off all the old red bracts. You
will need to do this in order
to get blooms next season.
Now comes the tricky
part. Starting around
November or sooner, the
plant is going to need long
nights in order to re-bloom.
During this two-month
period, you will need to
eliminate, as much as
possible, all signs of artifi-
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the area as dark as possible.
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Is it a fond childhood memory or just another fish tale?


K, here we go. You
have time off from
work and the kids are
out of school.
Fishing trip!
Granted you will need to
be persuasive to get the
youngsters to put down
their new video games, but
the weather is great, the
insects are dormant and
nature is waiting all around
us.
At this point, I would ask
each and every one of you
to pause for a moment and
allow your mind to wander
back to your first fishing
memory.
It was not difficult to
summon up, was it?
If it meant enough for you
to carry with you this long,
surely you would not deny
your children or grandchil-
dren the same experience.
As you searched your
memory, I was right there
with you, but my first
fishing memory is not
actually a memory at all.
It is one of those stories
from our youth that we have
all heard repeated so many
times we only think it to be
a memory.
At age 4 or 5, my grandfa-
ther (who was no fisher-
man) asked me to ride with
him into town in his big old
Buick with the twin side
mount spare tires.
On the way, I spotted a
large puddle left from the
previous night's rain. The
way the story goes, I
pestered the old man until
my gramps pulled over. He
rigged a piece of twine onto
a stick (no hook) and
allowed me to fish in the
rainwater until I was
satiated.
After some time, my mom
and dad came by in their '49
Plymouth and got a good
laugh from the sight of
grandpa sitting, forlornly,




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This is the key to getting
new blooms for the holi-
days.
One of the biggest
problems you might
encounter with a poinsettia
plant is root rot. Often-
times, you will see poinset-
tia plants wilting as if they
were not watered in days.
You go to check the soil and
it is still moist. So why is the
plant wilting?
Actually, the poinsettia
most likely has a root
fungus or disease that is
preventing the plant from
taking on water. That
explains the wilted condi-
tion. This is usually caused
from the plant being in soil
that is overly moist.
This condition will
almost always lead to a
dead plant. In addition, you
must also keep a watchful
eye out for whiteflies. Treat
them at the very first
indication with Orthenex.
With a little luck and
some skill, you should be
rewarded with some great
holiday color in your
garden next season.
Joe Zelenak has 28 years
experience in gardening and
landscape. Send e-mails to
hometowngarden@gmail.co
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on the running board of the
Buick.
As I said, my gramps did
not like to fish, but he did
like kids.
My own son, Landan, who
now teaches middle school,
began fishing when he was
around 3 years old. We
would take him onto the
pier beneath the Granada
Bridge where he could catch
sailor's choice, catfish and
other assorted bait snatch-
ers.


For some unknown
reason, he declared that
each one was a ratfish.
Some were mommy ratfish,
some were daddy ratfish,
but all were designated
ratfish. He was fast to point
out to any passerby that he
had just landed a ratfish. I
am not sure if that is a good
memory for him, but it is a
great one for me.
My daughter Shayla has
fished since she was old
enough to hold her Snoopy
pole. These days the same
Snoopy pole, which is now
nearing 30 years old, is in
the capable hands of her 6-
year-old daughter Delayna.
She is by far the most
serious of all the Smith


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fishermen and insists that I
practice catch and release.
When I have the nerve to
suggest that one of my
catches might be good for
dinner her stock reply is:
"Heartless!"
Delayna shows much
more potential than her old
grandpa did as a kid.
At this point, she has
caught six species including
a dogfish and an eel and as
my wife, Lana points out, is
much too smart to fish in a
rain puddle without a hook.
I hope everyone will take
advantage of this great
family time of year to get a
bag of shrimp or box of
worms and take the kids to a
nearby stream or pond. Just


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Christmas and happy
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TIONS, big box only $5
dollars, 386-852-5143
CHRISTMAS TREE, 6',
white, pre-lite out door,
$50, 386-304-9120
CLOCK, REGULATOR,
30 day, $45, 8 day
cuckoo clock $95
386-672-9982 VOL
COFFEE TABLE,
beveled edge,glass top
antique brass base, as
new, $50, 386-801-1136
COLOR TELEVISION by
Broksonic, 19" screen,
great picture, no remote,
25 cash. 386-761-0808.


DEEP FRYER, camp
Chef $65, dog kennel
12x12, you remove chain
link $85 386-615-0506
DINETTE SET, 2 person
bistro type, fold down
leafs, beige, never used
$175, 386-304-9080
DINETTE SET, oval
shaped white wash color,
4 chairs, $100
386-428-9771 VOL
DOORS, Set of French
doors, 78.5"x30", very
ood cond, w/ hinges,
200, 386-481-8990
EXERCISE MACHINE,
Golds Gym Power Axis,
like new cond, 1 year old
$200, 386-345-3452
EXTERNAL Hard Drives
(2), 1.5TB, new, $100/ea.
386-427-4663; 690-5152
FREEZER, KENMORE,
Upright, 5 cu. ft. cash
and carry, asking $100,
386-478-0229
GOLF CLUBS, w/ bag,
head covers and extras,
$135, 386-682-9697
GOLF, LEFT hand, like
new McGregor Battle-
sticks, $90, ZBall Putter,
$50, 386-761-8127


GUITAR- BROOKVILLE
amp, frontman by Fen-
den, $150 firm
386-290-0900
HAIR DRYER, Conair, 2
speed folding, with cool
shot, dual voltage for
travel, $25 386-767-9835
HOT POINT, smooth top
range, with vent hood,
$199 386-290-2221 VOL
HOT TUB, 2 person, 125
gal, 110 v power $200
good condition
386-672-3814
I-ROBOT Vacuum, 4230,
remote scheduler, robotic
vacuum needs $70 bat-
teries, $30 386-761-2817
JOINTERI PLANER,
Sears, 6 1/8", cast iron
on casters, $185.
772-597-1947
LADDER, 6', $20; fold-
up card table, $10 or will
trade both items for 26"
ladies bike.386-290-8433
LIGHT FIXTURES, 4,
florescent, 4' long, com-
plete with bulbs, all for
$50, 386-409-0351
MATTRESS & box
spring, King, firm, like
new, cost $1100 selling
for $80, 386-761-5383


MATTRESS & box
springs King and queen,
clean, $175
386-307-1959
MEAT GRINDER, by
Waring Pro. All attach-
ments. Used twice $40.
386-322-2666
MEN'S GOLF CLUBS &
Bag, $60; Women's Full
Set of Golf Clubs & Bag,
$75. 386-756-3333.

MENS BLAZER size
44-46. $50. Large golf
shirts, $3. 386-492-6553
MENS WATCH New cost
$795. Asking $200. For
more information call
386-761-8809
MINI DISC player, model
MOS- JESIO w. auto
load & remote, $100
386-760-7228 VOL
MOWER, 5 HP, high
wheel, $125, weed eater
straight shaft, $75
386-663-4228 VOL
MOR


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Friday, December 25, 2009


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Port Orange/Ponce Inlet
So. Daytona/Daytona Beach Shores


NURSED UNIFORMS (2)
Medium, good cond. Not
white. $20. 386-427-4563
OFFICE CHAIR, Nearly
new white upholstered,
No tears or marks. $39,
386-295-0343
ORGAN, ELECTRIC,
'Entertainer', $50,
386-383-0133 VOL
PLAY YARD, large, good
condition, $45 firm,
386-761-8454
PRINTER, CANON, ex-
cellent cond, w/ I Mac
photoshop instruction
book, $25 386-676-1363
PROP SS Mercury 4
blade 18 pitch & 3 blade
14 pitch, same price,
$150, 386-428-9661
REFRIGERATOR, used,
works good, ideal for hol-
idays, $50, 386-852-6325

ROPER, WHITE, side by
side, works great $150,
convection oven, $50
386-615-7676 VOL
SEWING MACHINE,
antique, westinghouse,
good condition, w/ table
200, 971-863-3071 vol
SHRIMP NETS, 4, all for
$60, 386-295-4714
SKI OUTFITS, XL & L,
includes boots $100,
wheelchair, $100
386-677-2330 VOL
SOFA, GREAT condi-
tion, cream color back-
ground $125
386-441-2145
SOFT TOP for Jeep CJ-
7, Bestop Soft Top,
Wrangler, like new, gray,
$200, 386-253-8435
SOLITAIRE RING, La-
dies, 14K white gold 1/2
caret diamond, round,
$200, 386-295-3449
STEREO, w/ turntable
am/fm, cassette player, 2
speakers, $175
386-428-2596 VOL
TABLE, BISTRO w/ 2
chairs, no rust, must see,
$35 386-423-5626
TABLE, CLAWED feet,
mahogany, $175
386-523-5091
TABLE, PATIO, 38x60
glass top, 6 chairs, full
cushions, alum. frames,
$65 386-672-4671
TELESCOPE 470xJason
See moon crators $40
shortwave multi-band
radio $40 386-788-5295


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TICKET: Daytona 500 (1)
Roberts Box Sec G Row
18 $200 So Vol.
386-767-5840
TOOL BOX, 4 drawer
Craftsman, $75, 12" tv
DVD combo, $35
386-478-3758
TRUNK, Vintage wooden
great for storage of many
items $50, 386-255-3446
TV, 25" Magnovox,
excellent picture, remote
included, light use, $45
386-424-6170 VOL
TV, COLOR, 16" w/
remote, good working
cond. $30 386-673-4398
TYPEWRITER, SMITH
Corona Secretarial 76
space-o-matic, $50
386-671-2676 VOL
VILLAGE, GRANDEUR
Noel, victorian village,
$40, 5 cars train set $20
386-671-6244 VOL
WEDDING DRESS, pe-
tite size, very elegant, no
trail, not very old, $35,
386-316-4492 VOL
WEIGHT BENCH, weight
lifters bench, brand new
never used, good quality
$150 386-756-1739
WELDING & Cutting Kit
w/ portable tanks, all
attachments incl. in case
$200, 386-423-2646
WET SUITE Ripcurl, full
suit size 8 $70, never
used, 386-672-1187
X-BOX 360 game, Leg-
ends of Wrestle Mania,
brand new in wrapper,
$15, 386-767-4239




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Exotics, Oak, Bamboo,
Prefinished & Unfinish-
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Locations 800-356-6746
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MINK COAT, $1500;
sequined jacket, $150;
both small; evening wear,
szs. 6-10, Prices Neg!
386-453-6712/308-4961.


FPLOYA


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WOMEN SIZE 16 and
mens large & extra large
clothing. Shirts, jackets,
pants, blazers $2 & up
and Xmas 386-492-6553



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Monthly programming
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50" SONY PROJEC-
TION TV, KP-51HW40,
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like new cond., incl. man-
ual. $450. 386-492-3321.
DIRECT SAVE $26/mo
for a year! Ask How! NO
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Packages Start $29.99/
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DIRECTV- $26 off/mo!
150+ Channels & Premi-
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$29.99/mo. Free Show-
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9472
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Free 4-Room Install,
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bonus. Call now! 866-
573-3640
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Free 4-Room Install.
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SONY COMPACT DISC
PLAYER, CDP-CX 455,
loads up to 400 CD's,
new, still in box, $250.
386-427-4663/690-5152
VENDING MACHINE by
Gaines, '07. Multi-vender:
drinks, snacks & candy.
Like new. Asking $1,500/
obo. 386-756-8869.



BATHTUB, white porce-
lain with stainless steel
fixtures, incl. drapery rob.
$275/obo. Must see.
386-334-1401.
CHINA- (Fine) Meito
Amcrest Florence, gold
trim, complete setting for
8 plus extra pieces.
$300. 386-760-0250
Golden Oak pedestal ta-
ble w/1 leaf & 6 matching
chairs, small oak corner
hutch, oak trim chande-
lier. From Oakwood Fur-
niture, exc. cond. $500
for all/obo. 386-322-8722.
SOFA / LOVESEAT flo-
ral, coffee & end table &
lamp, all in excellent con-
dition. $300 takes all.
386-423-5581.


DIAMOND RING, 1-1/2
carat, brilliant solitaire.
Clarity VS2. Sacrifice.
Call for Info 386-761
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Experienced
hair stylist
needed to work in
established friendly
beachside salon.
Commission or
booth rental.
Following preferred.
Call 386-761-1811
from 8am 5pm




LEVIN HOMECARE
NURSE REGISTRY
IS NOW OPEN IN
ORMOND BEACH!
Looking for qualified
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Bath Visits, Hourly,
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PLEASE CALL
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Ikaplan.com (discounts
available)
POWER CHAIR Jazzy
Select, Extra Heavy duty
all accessories and cup
holder. $750
386-492-6553
WALK-IN BATHTUB,
wlwarranty, "new" still in
box, jetted, paid new
$10,500, must sacrifice
for $3,500. Will Deliver
for FREE. 386-492-8772.
WANTED DIABETES
Test Strips Any Kind/ Any
brand Unexpired. Pay up
to $18.00 per box. Ship-
ping Paid. Call 800-267-
9895 or www.SellDiabet-
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Can't sleep? men's
health Flexeril, Tramadol,
Soma, Viagra, Cialis,
Levrita & many more!!!
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CAROUSEL HORSE, full
size PTC poly repro-
duction, $800; adult trike,
$70; pair chrome pick-up
truck bedrails, $65; won-
der/spring horse, $45, will
deliver. 386-760-4577.
CHRISTMAS blow-Ups,
6' & larger, $30/each;
3 safes, different sizes,
$300 for all 3/obo; 50" TV
$400. 386-760-1586.


GREAT ITEMS! Hess
trucks $35 each, Record
Albums, all types $3 ea.
Cash Register, older ver-
sion $50. Flccr Tf I-
bolts to floor, I: I: i-'
386-760-1731


WOW
Great stuff, Must go!,
Tools: drill press, grinder,
much more prices up to
$200/item; 2 push mow-
ers, $50/ea.; fishing
equipment: poles, tackle,
fish finder-up to $75/item;
2 fans new in boxes,
1-$25, 1-$45; Amish
Cedar Hope Chest, $200;
Cooler: heats & chills,
$25; Gardening items:
rakes, hoes, etc.,
$5/ea.-buy 1/get 1 free!
Phonograph/CD Player
w/records, $50; Leaf
blower, $25. Will take of-
fer on any item.
386-957-4441.






LADIES GOLF CLUBS
by Calloway Full set. In-
cludes: metals/woods &
irons w/covers and bag
Includes the "Biggest Big
Bertha" wood available!
$750. 386-258-1254.
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- Financial


$LOW START -Huge
Profit$ Heater Dealers
Wanted! #1 Portable
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on TV Don't miss This
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568-8321


RV DELIVERY drivers
needed. Deliver RVs,
boats and trucks for pay!
Deliver to all 48 states
and CN. For details log
on to www.RVdelivery-
jobs.com



Computers
Oracle Application
Database Administrator:
Lead position for the
installation & system
administration of Oracle
Applications. Requires:
B.S. & 5 yrs. exp. Send
resume to: Masco, Attn:
Laurie Czechowski, Sr.
HR Generalist, 2339
Beville Rd, Daytona
Beach, FL 32119.



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386-299-6710


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Hold a garage sale, make
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can save you thousands
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Consultation: 866-640-
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386-322-5949


INSURANCE SALES
Enrollment of Medicare
Advantage Programs
$5K-$9K/mo income
LEADS/LEADS/LEADS
Insurance License Req'd.
Will consider quality &
motivated Non-licensed
individuals.

We provide :
Complete Training,
386-236-2635
TRAVEL, TRAVEL,
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bonus. Seeking sharp
guys and gals, Rock-n-
Roll Atmosphere, Blue
Jean Environment! Call
Kevin 888-510-5044
toddyl
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$500 Sign-on-bonus.
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gals, Rock-n-Roll Atmos-
phere, Blue Jean Enviro-
nment! Call Ally 800-
716-0048 today


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llers National Service
Provider seeks local con-
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installers; must have own
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K-$499, Adjustables-
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year warranty, 90 Night
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287-5337 www.matt-
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METAL ROOFING &
Steel Buildings. Save
$$$ buy direct from man-
ufacturer. 20 colors in
stock with trim & access. 4
profiles in 26 ga. panels.
Carports, horse barns,
shop ports. Completely
turn key jobs. All Steel
Buildings, Gibsonton,
Florida. 800-331-8341.
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Exc condition. Sacrifice
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Gorgeous! Quality Pups!
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M/F Some minis. Ready
now! $550. 352-463-1072
BOSTON TERRIERS
puppies, blk/white & red,
males, reg, health certs,
parents on premises.
$500/obo. 386-767-3369.
CAT, adult, female, solid
black, loving & affectio-
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386-671-0173
COCKATIELS
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Cinnamon. Pairs &
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386-334-8841
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ad# 7725
JACK RUSSELL: M & F
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386-258-1254.
HAMMOND ELEGANT
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386-338-1211.
TECHNICS Electric Pia-
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DAYTONA across from
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No Pets. 386-323-7990


Daytona Beach 5bdrm
home. minutes from
International/95. Students
welcome.Rooms $440mo
or bi-wkly + $100 deposit.
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loc., $125/wk or $500/mo
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REMDEED
DAYTONA BEACH
lbr/lba, fresh paint, new
flooring & appliances,
window A/C, includes as-
signed parking & water, 2
blocks from ocean, close
to shopping. $495/mo. +
sec. Vito, 386-793-5575.



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



DAYTONA BEACH Cen-
tral Manor Apts serving
adults 62+ or mobility
impaired. 1br/ iba.
Income based rent. EOH
Handicap accessible
386-255-2622 TTY
1-800-955-8771
DAYTONA BEACH, view
of marina, 2br/lba condo,
grand fr., quiet, clean, effi-
cient, non-smoker, good
credit/background req.,
no pets, 1 yr. lease, incl.
w/s/g & cbl. $595/mo. +
$595/sec. 386-212-9809.
DAYTONA BEACHSIDE,
Riverside Condos. Walk
to Beach! Nice river view!
2 br/2 ba, 2nd fir., 3
pools, New carpet/paint/
refrig., incl. cable, $850/
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DAYTONA BEACH: Lg 1
br, Off S Palmetto, New
Kitchen, Tile & Paint.
$450/mo Modern Realty
386-253-7449
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
DAYTONA OCEANVIEW
furnished studio, carpet
floors, newer linens, incl
all utilities, pool $550-599
Daytona Realty, Inc.
386-255-9937
DAYTONA- 1/1, Avail
12/15. First floor. Walk
to beach. No pets. $450
per month plus security,
includes water.
386-447-5699
N. DAYTONA BEACH-
Top floor, great view, ren-
ovated, 1/1.5, pool, spa,
gym, dock, Very clean.
No smoking
386-427-2980
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
PONCE INLET
REALTY, INC.
4000 S. Atlantic Ave.
Wilbur by the Sea, FL
386-761-3004
www.poncerealtycom
Lonq Term Rentals
204 Tidewater Condo
2 bed/2 bath
$1,000/mo.
So. Point O.F. Condo
2 bed/2 bath-Furnished
$1,100/mo.
D402 Fisherman's
Village Townhome
2 bed/ 2.5 bath
$1,000/mo.
73 Aurora, Ponce Inlet
3 bed/2 bath
$1,400/mo.
3905 Peninsula
2 bed/2 bath
$1,000/mo.
901 Oceans 10
1 bed/1.5 bath w/dryer
$1,250/mo.

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NEW SMYRNA
beachside 2/1.5, unfurn,
scr balcony & pool. Walk
to beach & school.
$700/mo. No pets.
386-423-0599
NEW SMYRNA, on the
Beach Walkway 1/1
furnished, newly redone,
all utilities including cable
/internet access $250
weekly, long term.
386-689-2886
ORMOND BEACH, 1 rm
garage efficiency, 30x30,
fully furn., full kitch. $525/
mo.,lst/last/sec. Incl. cbl/
water/elec. Suitable for 1
person. 386-673-1062.
Port Orange Villagio at
the Lakes! Gated Luxury
3bd/2ba, w/d, cable, pool,
spa,gym. $1150mo. 386-
428-6988; 781-413-6156
S. DAYTONA BEACH-
Oceanfront studio, great
view, renovated 3rd floor,
tiled, step in shower, in-
cludes cable & utilities
386-427-2980



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2br from $600 Water &
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Near Bch. 772-563-0013




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Riverfront 3bd/2ba (River
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or (386)341-5929
DAYTONA BEACH 107
Westwood Drive. Pine
Lakes subdivision. $1100
3-br/2-ba all appliances.
Hurricane shutters.
Screened inground pool
privacy fence. 2 car
garage. 828-667-8355


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Spectacular river + ocean
views,balcony, beachside
location. Pool, gym, etc.
$1095/mo. 386-527-4677

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Daytona Beach Shores.
Beautiful Ocean View!
2bdrm+computer room,
1bath, parking, $795/mo.
inclds water. No pets.
386-788-6063 / 248-1076
DAYTONA BEACHSIDE
Chalet 1BR, fully furn.,
newly decorated, fire-
place, No Pets/Smoking
2 Free steak dinners
upon signing lease.
$730/mo 386-253-5487
DAYTONA Beachside
Adorable, 2br/1ba, 1 blk
from beach, incl. W/D, Ig.
yard, outdoor shower,
$950/mo. 386-846-3015
DAYTONA- 2-br/1-ba
1-car garage. Fenced
in backyard. 1148
Clearwater Rd. $700/mo
Utilities not inc. Section 8
welcome 1-386-675-3913
HOLLY HILL- 830 State
Ave, 3/2 with screened
porch + bedroom studio,
$950/mo + deposit
386-492-9000 or
516-359-1120
NEW SMYRNA BEACH,
1307 Magnolia Street,
2br/2ba, laundry room in
garage, fenced backyard,
850/mo. 904-821-5576.
NEW SMYRNA Beach-
side, walk to beach, 3 br/
2 ba, fully renovated,
screened lanai, inside
W/D, carport, storage
shed, $1,000/ mo., 1st +
security 386-761-0503.




NSB BEACHSIDE
823 FLOUNDER
2/2 riverfront, w/dock Large
screened pabo overlooking the
river.
$1300/mo
836 9" AVE
Newer 3 bedrooms, bled through-
out. Separate living &
dining areas washer, dryer incl.
$950/Imo
2909 SAXON DR
Updated 2 bedroom within walk-
ing Distance of the beach & bus
route. Custom tile, new kitchen,
Sharp!
$10501mo
2700 N. Peninsula, #222
3 bedroom with outstanding river
views. A spacious unit in gated
Riverfront comm. with great
amenities.
$15001mo
MAINLAND
PARKSIDEIVENETIAN BAYL
2/2.5 Townhouses, den,
washer/dryer, garage, Community
pool.
$1100/mo
1343 WAYNE AVE
Awesome Tymber Trace property.
Updating throughout. Spacious
Master suite, Volume ceilings,
enclosed Florida room &
screened room with privacy
settmg. Comm. pool.
$1175/mo
SUGAR MILL LANDINGS
NEW 2 & 3-Bedroom
Townhouses, washer, dryer,
garage, Community poo.
895& $950/mo


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painted in/out, new kitch.
cabinets w/dishwasher,
new carpet, fenced yard,
shed, w/d hookup in
garage. $775/mo. year
Syndicated Conte t lease. 386-672-6987
Ormond Beach The
Available from Commercial News Providers 7ailsn bd/2ba, dbl gar,
1670 living sf., w/d, fplc.,
fridge, patio, comm. pool,
walk to shopping $975mo
Call 386-316-5618
ORMOND BEACHSIDE-
3/2 newer kitchen with
dishwasher, carpeted
r floors, big dining/living
room, screened in patio,
fenced in yard $750 Ask
About Move In Specials
Daytona Realty Inc.
386-255-9937


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40 ACRES Off SR44 E.
of Deland. Substantially
high ground, hunting,
timbering,grazing income
$7800 per acre. Owner
Financing. 386-760-0708


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NEW SYMRNA BEACH
$750/mo., 2 br/1.5 ba
house, cen. heat/air,great
rm, eat-in kitchen., attic
storage, 386-426-7901.


ORMOND BY THE SEA
4bdrm/3bath, living room,
dining room, kitchen wall
appliances. 3car garage
w/openers, fenced yard,
sprinkler system, high-
end neighborhood.$1300/
month. First & Security
386-441-4100; 295-1830


ORMOND BY THE SEA
Near beach & shopping.
2BD/1BA, living room,
eat-in kitch., FL rm. utility
rm, W/D, fenced yard, pet
w/deposit. $675/month.
386-441-4100 / 295-1830
PORT ORANGE Willow
Run 3/2/2, new tile & car-
pet, fenced yard $850/
mo, FLS, small pet okay
386-788-2236 / 846-0240
PORT ORANGE: 3/2/2
porch, fenced backyard.
Excellent condition. Cen-
tral to shopping, schools,
SR434 & 1-95. $1095/mo
plus dep. 407-452-8680
or407-452-8681
RENT WITH OPTION TO
BUY 500 Conrad, New
Smyrna Beach. 2/2/1.5 +
den with wood floors,
fenced yard. $1100/mo
Elmer Real Estate
386-756-4774



DAYTONA BEACH
2/2/2- eat in kitchen,
newer fridge, carpet,
screened in patio, W/D,
comm pool $775 Ask
About Move In Specials
Daytona Realty, Inc.
386-255-9937
NEW SMYRNA BEACH
cute townhouse with nice
waterview. 2/2 garage,
convenient location, new
appliances. Screen
porch. small pet OK.
863-712-3564
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


PORT ORANGE, Christ-
mas Special-Avail. Now!
2br/lba w/laundry, 5802
Spruce Creek, $650/mo.
386-295-4372/265-4670.
PORT ORANGE: Shal-
low Brook, Newly remod-
eled 2-3/2/1, 1300sf, W/D
hookup, encl. large back
porch, $850/mo + sec.
386-451-0921.


BODY SHOP for rent
with spray booth, call
386-314-5277 for more
information.


HOLLY HILL: 244 Ridge-
wood, Ave, Office build-
ing, Free standing, Re-
modeled, full bath &
kitchen Approx 800sqft
Must see! $750/mo
386-255-5520/589-3620


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HOLLY HILL: Retail or
Office, 1100 sqft, Nova
Rd, High visibility Lease
incentives by owner.
Great rates.
386-566-0422




DAYTONA BCH: 1200sf,
CHA, Zoned business
prof, Rear Parking. Sig-
nage Avail. $500/mo 532
N Ridgewood Ave Mod-
ern RE 386.253.7449
RENT WITH OPTION TO
BUY- South Daytona,
1609 South Segrave St
1500sf Free standing cor-
ner lot, Rent negotiable.
Elmer Real Estate
386-756-4774




NSB Quail Hollow, 55+,
all new! 2br/2ba, rent
furn. $675/mo. & 1st/last
/$200/sec. or buy $28K/
obo, Incl. water/pool/club
house. 386-427-9178

OCEANFRONT
DAYTONA BEACH
1br/1ba. Furnished or
unfurnished, jacuzzi tub,
balcony, pool. Recently
remodeled. Includes all
utilities. $765/mo. 1st/
last/sec. Will sell for
$62,000. 727-458-3477






S DAYTONA: Nova/Bev-
ille, 600sqft Boat, Car,
RV Etc, 11'x11' overhead
door. End of year special!
$295/mo incl electric
386-566-0422


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Special! S Nova Rd 600,
900, 1200, 4000, 6750 or
8000sqft. Lease incen-
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386-566-0422
895Micelanou
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$460/month plus deposit. RV's, cars, etc. $50-$150
Eric 386-589-3358 per month.386-366-5356


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2004 FORREST RIVER
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386-467-8691/423-361-
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