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771183 1 Beach.Morethan Church andendedatGreaterFriendship BaptistChurchinDaytona during theMarchforJustice,Monday,Jan.21. The marchbeganatAllenChapelAME apictureofthelateDr. Beachcarries Eyvette PresleyofDaytona MartinLutherKingJr. despite spendingopposition Softball eventgetsfunding “ said atthemeeting. H “(That’s) Roughly $3,000a was thelonedissenter. on the Y forrecreation — of thecity’s dependence M more year. D R the Holly Hill Community ing recreation at services YMCA tocontinueprovid- $45,000 dealwiththe City Commission inkeda ing, Tuesday, Jan. 7,the Marching forKing ty’s utilities asagreed in continue topaythefacili- had beenpaying,andwill ed $500amonthrent the Y $45,000, thecityeliminat- Again. day separation clause. one ortheotherusesa90- for anotheryear. Unless ly YMCA issaved.At least and Volusia/FlaglerFami- between thecity marriage by YMCAwith$45,000deal Holly Hillcommissionsticks F P By P ly tooktosplitvoting.Pat 10, andthecouncilquick- inon sworn Thursday,Jan. new County Council. after abitofhardball by the J B D ond swingattheHomerun S F P By 00 people took to the streets to show theirsupportonDr.00 peopletooktothestreetsshow MartinLutherKingJr. Day. ackie Robinson Ballpark That’s quiteanamount.” or Hometown News or Hometown esource Center, 1046 ports Councilports gotasec- or Hometown News or Hometown atterson — the District 1, atterson —theDistrict olly Hill member,” he aytona Ave., forone each softball tourney at each softballtourney oore —afrequent critic erby andBrawl onthe C In In At HOLLY HILL— The F The Daytona Beach ommissioner Donnie our newmemberswere atrick McCallister atrick McCallister its lastregular meet- Phone: 386-310-4894 •Fax: 386-310-4895 •www.Skowlaw.com •[email protected] addition tothe 139 Executive CircleSuite103•Daytona Beach,FL32114 start, Ms.start, Rogers saidin losing moneyfrom the the 300members. those children are among attracts about50.Some of and asummercampthat averages 12children aday, afterschool program that 100 adaycomethrough.” “ total,” Ms. Rogers said. (users) daily, andthat’s the Y. who paytotakeclassesat handful ofnon-members ual visits, alongwitha that payfortheirindivid- their insurance providers ventive-care benefitsfrom consistent userswithpre- 500 to700infrequent to fees. There’s anadditional cent are payingreduced members. About 85per- facility hasnearly300 F CEO ofthe Volusia/Flagler R after themeeting, Teresa this year. cost willbeabout$90,000 previous bargains. The The usageisabout50to other majorleagueplay- Mo power of Yadier “Yadi” will comewiththestar first tourney, thesecond ney asecondyear. Likethe sponsor thesoftballtour- C R the Daytona Beach losing sideofavotetogive Chair, Jason Davis onthe joined thenewCounty after a15-year break — r D amily YMCA, saidthe ogers, president and eturned tothecouncil eturned The facilityhasbeen Also, the YMCA hasan “W In Bankruptcy andForeclosure egional Chamberof ommerce $20,000to eLand memberwho atelephoneinterview lina, hisbrothers, and e average 50to100 J AMES SKOW, PA Attorney up stakesandleave. itwasgoingtopull spring YMCA notifiedthecitylast r the Y paid$1,000-a-month dealwiththecity,original previous interviews. In its operate. about $250,000ayear to H scratch onthefly. r tobuild a the citytried payers muchmore thanif said itcouldsavethetax- Mc a year. At thetimeJim cost thecityabout$40,000 The dealwasestimatedto half andpayitsutilities. plan toslashthe Y’s rent in commission approved a r Mar or itwasgoingtoclosein needed more assistance, letter inAugust sayingit The YMCA sentthecitya money, Ms. Rogers said. was stilllosingtoomuch Randy Barber See ent andutilities. The ecreation program from ecent meeting,Mr. See olly Hill facilitycosts tion bidslastyear. Ms. Northey wonre-elec- r Nor J members Joyce Cusack, joined veteran council N orah Denys, 3, District Beach; andDeb-Ormond Doug Daniels, 4, District N ers. B In In Ms. Rogers saidthe D osh Wagner andPatricia equest. Mr. Wagner and Croskey, citymanager, ut, inJune, thecity ew Smyrna Beach; ew councilmembers espite thedeal, Y ch. The request passed5-2. 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sponsor,” he said in a phone for economic development. Softball interview after the meeting. “I Jim Dinneen, county manag- From page A1 said, ‘However, if you’re will- er, could have approved the ing to give $20,000 for (anoth- expenditure without council “The numbers just weren’t er) sportsvolusia.com spon- approval. Mr. Dinneen told clicking in my head,” Chair- sorship, we can put it on for a the council he considered the man Davis said in a telephone second year.’” expenditure a policy decision interview after the meeting. Mr. McKinney said that that deserved its attention. “When they couldn’t come up while attendance was disap- After the meeting, Mr. McK- with a feasibility study — that pointing — about 1,500 to inney said the chamber will really lost it. I’m trying to be a 2,000 over two weekends — use the $20,000 to pay off responsible public servant.” the first Homerun Derby and expenses from the first tour- The December softball Brawl on the Beach did some- nament, so it can donate events featured appearances thing no one expected. It got $23,800 to Mr. Molina’s chari- by Mr. Molina, St. Louis Cardi- the Molina Impact Training ty, Foundation 4. The founda- nals’ catcher, and other major facility opened in Volusia. tion’s website, foundation- and minor league players. The “What happened is, when 4.com, explains that it helps county’s sports-tourism web they came down for this event “those suffering from disease, site, sportsvolusia.com, was they had such a good time, neglect, poverty and home- one of the sponsors. Winners the three Molina brothers, lessness.” of the Homerun Derby got to they have decided to open in Mr. McKinney said Mr. play a game of softball against Port Orange an 8,000-square- Molina will be back in town to the major-leaguers in the foot training facility,” Mr. collect that money. Brawl on the Beach. McKinney said. It has three “The check we’re cutting Larry McKinney, president employees and hopes to and giving to them, we’re of the chamber, said the expand. going to give to him in Port Sports Council, which oper- That was the hit out of the Orange on Feb. 1,” he said. ates through the chamber, ballpark for Mr. Wagner. That’ll be at the chamber of was disappointed that it didn’t “It worked,” he told fellow commerce’s ribbon cutting at get a big enough turnout of council members at the meet- Molina Impact Training. competing teams and specta- ing. “It didn’t get as many peo- Mr. McKinney said the tors to move ahead with a sec- ple as we wanted to, but it chamber is confident the ond event. He said short plan- worked. We get to add a new tourney will become an annu- ning and promotion time facility to (sportsvolusia.com). al event drawing thousands to reduced attendance at the The fact they’re making an Volusia County. He said the two-weekend event. investment in the community 2012 tourney was put togeth- “I went to the county to say that will bring more people, er and advertised on the fly. thank you for it’s a homerun.” Not so for 2013. sportsvolusia.com being a The $20,000 came from “I’ve got the whole year to money previously budgeted raise (sponsorship) money, and I think we’ll do much bet- CARPET • CERAMIC TILE • WOOD FLOORS • LAMINATE FLOORS • CARPET

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From page A1 air conditioning work LifePlan Advisors, will Library at City Island, 105 E. 684729 required on the second explain the various Social Magnolia Ave. Members will of Hard Rock International. floor. Security retirement options, consider a request to modify Listen as Ms. West explores The building will be factors to consider when the contract with the Coun- the culture, art, and eco- closed to the public on Fri- deciding when to apply for cil on Aging for senior serv- nomics of the Seminole and day, Jan. 25, because of the benefits, how to estimate ices. Miccosukee tribes. Native American Festival. benefits, and more. The board’s Needs Assess- Refreshments will be Reservations are required ment Subcommittee will served at 9:30 a.m. Admis- and may be made by calling meet immediately following sion and parking is free. Library offers ‘Social (386) 257-6036, Ext. 16264. to discuss the process for an For more information call Security 101’ upcoming community (386) 677-7005, or click on Children and Families needs assessment. www.OrmondHistory.org. For more information, call The Daytona Beach Advisory Board to (386) 736-5955, Ext. 15694, Casements closure for Regional Library at City meet Jan. 29 or visit www.volusia.org/ Island will host a free pro- cfab. maintenance gram, “Social Security 101,” from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, The Children and Families The Casements will be Jan. 26, 105 E. Magnolia Ave. Advisory Board will meet at See NOTES, A10 046715 A4 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, January 25, 2013

me 90 days to notify them through its Community YMCA for Jan. 1.” Redevelopment Agency. From page A1 Mr. McCroskey said he’s “We’re getting ready to exploring a number of hire a public consultant McCroskey said the addi- recreational options to and will probably have tional $45,000, which was present to the commission. three public meetings slated to build a gazebo at Some include coordinating about what is going to hap- Ross Point Park, buys the recreation programs with pen at the old middle city nine months to explore Volusia County, hiring a school,” Mr. McCroskey its recreation options. private company, creating a said. “The YMCA contract as it city-run department or Among its possible uses is written has a 90-day developing a public-private is a city-run recreation pro- clause in it that either party partnership with the Y or gram. has 90 days to notify the other organization. “The best thing we can other of termination,” he The commission is con- have is many citizens come said. “If the YMCA is not in sidering hiring a consultant and tell us, ‘We want to see the (fiscal year 2013-2014) to study uses of the old this done with our taxpay- budget Oct. 1, I’ll give them Holly Hill Middle School, ers money; we don’t want notice that they’re not in 1066 Center St. The city this done with our taxpay- the budget and that gives acquired the property from ers money,’” Mr. Volusia County Schools McCroskey said.

Photo by Suzy Kridner The city of Daytona Beach unveiled the Peabody Historic Collection Jan. 15. Honored with exhibits at the Auditorium are, from left, Marc Davidson, representing his late father, Tippen Davidson, who was instrumental in bringing the Florida International Festival to Peabody; long-time Peabody Board Member Drew Murphy; and Sharon Bridges, who promoted concerts at Peabody since 1979, with her late husband, Jim Bridges. They all donated memorabilia displayed in three large cases in the Peabody lobby.

Earnest Murphy, who was Mr. Davidson pointed to a Peabody master of ceremonies for the photo in their display case of From page A1 unveiling. his father conducting the Sharon Bridges, who with famed orchestra, a dream that play contains a copy of his her husband, Jim brought happened at a Pops concert, book, “Blind Date,” about the many performers to Peabody and said he helped that London Symphony Orches- with their company, Concert dream come true. tra, which had its summer Showcase, said, “I’m so sorry City Commissioner Carl home in Daytona Beach for 35 Jim couldn’t be here.” Lentz IV said Peabody has years. Before his death in Septem- hosted some of the biggest Mr. Murphy was out of the ber, Mr. Bridges had been names in entertainment. hospital after a fall just in time working with the city on “In its 64 years, Peabody has for the Jan. 15 unveiling and selecting Concert Showcase presented outstanding the- reception of the historic col- memorabilia for the display. ater, music and dance,” he lection. She said Drew Murphy was said. He spoke briefly about serv- responsible for the couple Other city commissioners ing on the advisory board and moving here from Ohio in attending were Patrick Henry first writing about the LSO 1979. and Pam Woods. during its month-long visit in “We had a show here and Ms. Riger said in recent 1966. Drew reviewed it and told us years, more than $2 million Mr. Murphy also inter- to move to Florida,” she said. has been spent for Peabody viewed visiting critics and Marc Davidson said his improvements, such as new convinced them to review father was made an honorary seating, carpeting, stage cur- LSO performances, said Dr. member of the LSO in 1989. tains and floor, an elevator and new restrooms in the bal- cony, as well as technical stage and sound equipment. The city is seeking a $300,000 ECHO grant for

044230 improvements totaling $450,000, she said. “We’d like to redo the electrical system and upgrade the lighting and sound so we can do bigger

050459 shows.” The city “will keep working with the families to make sure we have more history to exhibit,” said Ms. Riger. 037295 044850 Friday, January 25, 2013 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A5 Police report

Editor’s note: This is a list habitually driving with a Jan. 16 and charged with ed on Jan. 17 and charged of arrests, not convictions, revoked license. Bail was set fleeing/attempting to elude with burglary of an unoccu- and all arrestees are pre- at $2,500. and officer with lights and pied dwelling. Bail was set at sumed innocent unless or •Keyona N. Davis, 24, of siren active and driving with $5,500. until proven guilty in a Daytona Beach, was arrest- a revoked license. Bail was •Brandon P. Roussey, 18, court of law. ed on Jan. 14 and charged set at $3,000. of Daytona Beach, was with neglect of a child. Bail •Thomas Patrick Fleming, arrested on Jan. 17 and Daytona Beach was not set. 25, of Daytona Beach, was charged with possession of Police Department •James Hampton Craw- arrested on Jan. 17 and cannabis and burglary of an (888) 277-TIPS ford, 57, of Daytona Beach, charged with dealing in stolen unoccupied dwelling. Bail •Calvin M. Morris, 24, of was arrested on Jan. 14 and property. Bail was not set. was set at $5,500. Daytona Beach, was arrested charged with uttering a for- •Thomas G. Pilosi, 50, of Wanted on Jan. 11 and charged with gery and grand theft. Bail Daytona Beach, was arrest- Holly Hill Police a drug offense, driving with- was not set. ed on Jan. 17 and charged Wanted person: Shawn out a drivers license and •Parish Jovanne Hester, with grand theft. Bail was set Department Adam Noel smuggling contraband into a 28, of Daytona Beach, was at $2,500. Birth date: June 22, 1980 prison. Bail was set at $3,500. arrested on Jan. 14 and •Robert Lee Graham, 60, •Paul J. Wagner, Jr., 51, of Distinguishing features: •Anthony L. Enright, 34, of charged with felony battery. of Daytona Beach, was Holly Hill, was arrested on Scar on right knee Daytona Beach, was arrest- Bail was not set. arrested on Jan. 17 and Jan. 15 and charged with Reason wanted: Abscond- ed on Jan. 12 and charged •Michael John Lawrence, charged with aggravated possession of a weapon and ed sex offender with a drug offense. Bail was 31, of Daytona Beach, was assault with a firearm. Bail ammunition by a convicted Last known location: Day- set at $2,500. arrested on Jan. 15 and was set at $2,500. felon and giving false infor- tona Beach •Ronald K. Williams, 43, of charged with burglary of a •Freddrick L. Powell, 30, of mation to law enforcement Daytona Beach, was arrest- structure or conveyance and Daytona Beach, was arrest- regarding a missing person. Crime Stoppers of North- ed on Jan. 12 and charged grand theft. Bail was set at ed on Jan. 17 and charged Bail was set at $3,500. east Florida is seeking infor- mation on the whereabouts with a drug offense, $3,000. with aggravated assault with of convicted sex offender obstructing an officer with- •John Melvin, 32, of Day- a deadly weapon. Bail was Volusia County Shawn Adam Noel. Adjudi- Shawn Adam Noel out violence, habitually tona Beach, was arrested on not set. cated by the courts as a sex- driving with a revoked Jan. 16 and charged with •Daniel James Butts, 43, of Sheriff’s Office ual predator, Noel, 32, is on license and fleeing/attempt- grand theft from a dwelling Daytona Beach, was arrest- and weighs about 240 probation after having pled ing to elude officers with and habitually driving with ed on Jan. 17 and charged pounds and has brown hair •Teresa Winton Gilbert, 50, no contest in 2010 to sexual lights and siren active. Bail a revoked license. Bail was with burglary of an occu- and brown eyes. If you see of Daytona Beach, was arrest- battery on a minor. As a was set at $4,000. not set. pied structure. Bail was set Noel, don’t try to appre- ed on Jan. 11 and charged convicted sex offender, •Reginald D. Fraizer, 45, of •Justin Glenn Tadaro, 32, at $20,000. hend him. Anyone with with dealing in stolen proper- Noel is required by Florida of Daytona Beach, was •Shareece Shanquell Wiley, information regarding Daytona Beach, was arrest- ty. Bail was not set. law to maintain his address ed on Jan. 12 and charged arrested on Jan. 16 and 23, of Daytona Beach, was •James K. Downey, 19, of Noel’s whereabouts is asked charged with corruption by arrested on Jan. 17 and on file with law enforce- with possession of para- Ormond Beach, was arrest- ment. On Jan. 10, an arrest to call Crime Stoppers toll- phernalia and a drug threat against a public offi- charged with habitually driv- ed on Jan. 12 and charged free at (888) 277-TIPS. You cial. Bail was set at $2,500. ing with a revoked license. warrant was issued for Noel offense. Bail was set at with a drug offense. Bail was after it was determined that can also text your tip by tex- $2,000. •Paul Michael Cramer, 39, Bail was set at $1,000. set at $1,000. ting “TIP231 plus your mes- of Daytona Beach, was •Rogerick I. Butts, 23, of he was no longer living at •Startavia L. Blair, 21, of •Phillip Dwayne Towery, sage” to CRIMES. Anyone arrested on Jan. 16 and Daytona Beach, was arrest- his last known address on Daytona Beach, was arrest- 29, of Holly Hill, was arrest- South Ridgewood Avenue who provides information ed on Jan. 12 and charged charged with trafficking in ed on Jan. 17 and charged ed on Jan. 14 and charged methamphetamines. Bail with possession of cannabis in Daytona Beach and had to Crime Stoppers will with a drug offense and pos- with dealing in stolen prop- not registered a new remain anonymous and can session of cannabis. Bail was was set at $50,000. and cocaine with intent to erty, burglary of an unoccu- •Sasha Marie Sthillair, 26, sell and obstructing an offi- address as required. qualify for a reward of up to set at $1,500. pied dwelling and uttering a Noel is 6 feet, 7 inches tall $1,000. •Paul A. Lyden, 36, of Day- of Daytona Beach, was cer without violence. Bail forgery. Bail was not set. tona Beach, was arrested on arrested on Jan. 16 and was set at $3,500. •Charles Douglas Woods, Jan. 13 and charged with charged with possession of •Christen Mae Catgala, 32, 58, of Daytona Beach, was possession of burglary tools cannabis with intent to sell, of Daytona Beach, was arrested on Jan. 14 and and burglary of a struc- giving a false name upon arrested on Jan. 17 and charged with aggravated WE’RE ON ture/dwelling. Bail was set being arrested and driving charged with possession of a assault with a deadly at $2,000. with a revoked license. Bail scheduled IV substance and weapon. Bail was not set. 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Oh please, older readers, let’s not shoot ourselves in the public relations foot by making negative generalizations about our generation. There are enough negative depic- tions of older people out there. We don’t need to reinforce misperceptions by what we say about ourselves. Randy Barber/staff photographer The writer objected to the fact some stores expect cus- Susan Kelley, right, with her husband, Ray, left, of the Daytona Outreach Center speaks to a crowd of local advocates tomers to lift their groceries from the counter and place them in a cart, rather than the cashier doing it. The writer for the homeless during a candlelight vigil at the corner of International Speedway Boulevard and Beach Street, Fri- has a bad back and finds this difficult. I sympathize. In my day, Jan. 18. The event was sponsored by H.O.M.E. of Daytona Beach and Air Occupy, a radio show on Goliath Radio, 40s, I hurt my back and could barely walk; I’m sure I must station AM 1380, and on the web at www.GoliathRadio.com. have asked for help at the grocery store. People of any age can have a disability or health issue that makes movement difficult. on you. Salespeople seem uncaring, laid back with their ho- The trap/neuter/release program involves the city buying The problem is the writer’s sentence, “I am 66 years old hum attitudes. Where do we go from here? As my other traps, trapping the cats (along with volunteers), paying to and have a bad back.” To say, “I am 66 and have a bad back,” friends agree with me, we won’t be advancing ourselves. have the cats neutered and releasing them back into the implies that being 66 is part of the problem. A link is made Today, people are not hired because of their skills. Today wild. Volunteers then set up feeding stations away from pri- between age and having difficulty lifting a bag of groceries. people are not fired from their jobs because their superiors vate homes and businesses and agree to keep the cats fed. Many people in their 60s, 70s, 80s garden, swim, play ten- are so concerned with the public and governments reaction These cats would be the last generation of feral cats. It nis, hike, ride horseback, even carry groceries to the car to their decisions. Today, people don’t even appear in per- sounds to me like the people who are presently feeding without a cart. Being 66 is not part of the writer’s problem; son for job interviews. Many interviews are done by e-mail. these cats might be the perfect volunteers for this program. having a painful back condition is the problem. At one time, I had applied for a job position I was highly I should mention that I feed feral cats in New Smyrna Beach qualified for. I was told to first send information on the because of two very special people who came into my life In response to: ‘Where is computer. I was then told if I didn’t have an e-mail address about a year ago. They too feed feral cats and have for sever- to forget the job. I asked if I could come in and introduce al years. But the really special part of what they do is trap the customer service?’ myself. They didn’t want to see me. They just wanted me to cats with their own money and have them neutered and apply online. receive all necessary shots including a three-year rabies I am elderly, too, and all you have to do is tell the cashier shot. They are then released back into the wild. you need help, and they will be glad to help you. Speak up. In response to: ‘Don’t waste Please respect the flag your money on feral cats’ Parents must take responsibility I first want to say that my heart goes out to everyone who Something that has been bothering me since the Christ- Thank you for your rant, but next time you may want to has been affected by the shooting in Connecticut. I think mas parade is the way I witnessed the National Colors research the issue in which you are referring to. Your that what they have had to deal with is something I would being displayed. Now, I can forgive some ignorance on the assumptions unfortunately are not yours alone. They are a part of the average citizen in the name of patriotism, so big reason for the problem. Other reasons are irresponsible never want to be in. I also think that the knee jerk reaction long as the flag is not being disrespected. However, there is pet owners, and the fact cats reproduce very efficiently. for gun bans is not the solution. I would like to see the sta- no excuse for the Scouts (particularly their leader) to incur We have been “humanely euthanizing” free roaming cats tistics of how many of these school shootings were done by violations to the U.S. Flag Code. for 100 years. Yet the population continues to grow — more legally owned guns by the assailant. This kid who did the In this particular instance I saw an unguarded flag being than 80,000 in Volusia County alone. Millions of dollars are shootings had mental health issues, his mother knew it, he swung around at one point, even drug on the ground. Con- spent killing cats. Trap and remove efforts have never was seeing a doctor and mother had a gun in her home. sider this: worked due to the “vacuum effect.” We simply do not have Now, the family wants to sue the doctor because the family When I was a Scout, we spent an entire week learning the resources to catch and kill all of the cats. That is impos- doesn’t have the ability to understand they were the first proper flag protocol. Marching bands, Scout Troops, fire, sible. Feeding bans do not work. People will feed the cats no line of defense. I know that is a cold harsh thing to say, but police, and military units have absolutely zero excuses. matter what. let’s be honest. If parents would begin to parent and stop The only solution to the problem that has proven suc- blaming everyone else for the problems their child has, Machined laziness cessful is TNR. Trap, Neuter, Return stops the reproduction things would be better. When a responsible parent or family and identifies and vaccinates the cats. Caretakers feed and sees that their child has issues you continue until you can It’s too late to take all those electronic registers, comput- care for the cats with their own resources. The average life find out the problem. Why is it that because some people ers and too many other gadgets off today’s market. Our chil- span of a free roaming cat with a caretaker is between 4-7 cannot accept the responsibility for what their child has dren no longer have an opportunity to think for themselves. years. Without reproduction, the colony of cats will eventu- done, we are now going to try and ban guns again. Today, rather than thinking out an answer, they press a key ally die of natural and outdoor causes. and get an answer. A computerized register will tell the It costs five times less to “fix” a cat than to “catch and kill Dan is right on the mark cashier how much change to give out from a $10.50 pur- it.” Your taxes would not go up, they should go down. Per- haps you will research the subject and realize you can help. chase after $20.50 is given in payment. No thinking on the I think Dan Smith’s article “The Roots of Random Murder cashier’s part. Just look at the screen and pay that amount You could talk to the people feeding the cats and convince them to spay/neuter the colony. Then the nuisance behav- in the U.S.” is right on the mark. back. Yes, we have become a lazy, non-thinking, unprofes- The recent events involving guns are certainly upsetting, sional people. iors you are so mad about will go away. Please visit these sites for more information and thanks but the root causes lie not with the guns but with the people If you are wondering what I mean by unprofessional, just shooting them. I have to agree with Mr. Smith’s assessment take a good look at the average everyday person who waits for bringing up this issue. http://www.alleycat.org/ http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/feral_cats/ of the declining morals and the deteriorating family unit as being the most likely source of the terror that is consuming this country. ThisThis $$ Feral cat answer The time for blaming video games, TV, movies, toy guns WWeek’seek’s WINWIN 300300 and gun laws is over. 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PrizePrize 047961 cats. First, I would like to say the cats did not ask to be born Let’s find a way to address this “sad flaw” to ensure a safe, wild or be turned out by an owner that could no longer happy and productive life for all people. afford to feed them, thus spending their lives trying not to starve. The humane way to handle this problem is for the THISTHIS WEEK’SWEEK’S LUCKYLUCKY city of Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach to have a BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE Show your gun trap/neuter/release program. The city of Port Orange has THERE WAS GET YOUR conducted a pilot program and found it not only works, but I have a suggestion that everyone in Florida who has a NO WINNER FOR BUMPER STICKER also is less expensive than having animal control catch the permit to carry a weapon should be allowed to open carry in TODAY! LAST WEEK. cats and have them put to death. The city of Jacksonville the state. When I was an armed guard, people always THIS WEEK’S PRIZE STOP BY ANY IS WORTH $300! OFFICE OR CALL!!! saved $160,000 between 2007 and 2010 with this program. changed their attitudes when they saw my gun.

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Blvd. and will be about 3,400 day cruise from ICI Homes, ited to six people, and avail- DuvaSawko, a leader in square feet with two drive- The Ormond Beach Cham- the Daytona Beach based ability is on a first-come first- announces new medical billing for emergency thru lanes along with a drive ber of Commerce will host a community developer and served basis. physician groups in the Unit- up ATM. chamber advisors meet and clients, company’s builder that ranks as one of For more information, call ed States, celebrated its 15th Reunion Bank of Florida, as greet breakfast at 7:30 a.m. the most active luxury cus- (386) 257-6036, Ext. 16154. 15th anniversary anniversary on Jan. 19. of Sept. 30, 2012, reported Wednesday, Feb. 6, at Florida tom home builders in Flori- Founders Dr. Charles Duva total assets of $189 million Hospital Training Room, 301 da. Halifax Health Daytona Beach employer and Dr. William Sawko, start- with total loans of $131 mil- Memorial Medical Parkway, Ms. Buix won her seven- and national leader in emer- ed the company out of need lion and total deposits of $168 Ormond Beach. day cruise by participating in employee licensed in gency medicine billing, Duva- when their own emergency million. The bank reported Admission is free, but ICI Homes’ customized DVD Sawko, has announced the physician group, West Volusia net income before tax of $1 health care reservations are required by program, according to Vice acquisition of several new Emergency Physicians, need- million for the period ending Monday, Feb. 4. For more President of Sales and Mar- risk management clients along the Atlantic coast ed a billing company. Starting Sept. 30. information, call (386) 677- keting Rosemary Messina. and Florida: with processing 70,000 Reunion Bank of Florida is Cynthia Tineo of Halifax 3454. •Emergency Resources claims, DuvaSawko now han- based in Tavares with an office Learn how to make a Health has completed the Group (ERG), Jacksonville, has dles nearly 1.5 million claims in Port Orange, and Loan Pro- Risk Management course to Partner named added Flagler Hospital-St. annually for hospital-based duction Offices in Kissimmee, better business become licensed in Health Augustine to the group of hos- emergency groups all across Orlando and St. Augustine. Care Risk Management. Ms. Katherine Hurst Miller has pitals their emergency physi- the U.S., and has nearly 170 For more information, call brochure Tineo completed her course been elected as a partner at cian group is responsible for employees. (352) 508-1030, or visit in Risk Management at the Cobb Cole. Ms. Miller joined staffing www.reunionbank.com. Learn how to design a University of Central Florida the firm after participating in •Cabarrus Emergency Med- more professional brochure and was officially licensed by the firm’s 2005 summer clerk icine Associates, Concord, with “Brochures for Busi- the state Agency for Health program. N.C., has added Carolinas ness,” a hands-on class Care Administration, Divi- For the past seven years, Medical Center-Kannapolis to aimed at getting the most out sion of Health Quality Assur- Ms. Miller’s practice has con- its staffing responsibilities of Microsoft Publisher. ance, as a health care risk sisted of general civil litiga- •Piedmont Emergency

they can out of the landfill. She and all other city resi- According to a letter to Recycling “I’ve always believed in dents received letters residents from Mayor Der- From page A1 recycling,” she said. “It really encouraging them to partic- rick Henry and City Manag- upsets me when I walk ipate in the program. er James Chisholm, “Statis- Works Department. down the road and see the Residents sign up for the tics show that nearly 50 He said, “The city has got- plastic bottles and cans just rewards online and comput- percent of everyday house- ten involved for the simple tossed on the road.” ers are available at the John H. hold garbage is made up of reason of promoting more “I take a grabber with me Dickerson Library or the Day- materials than can be recy- recycling to our residents.” so I can pick up the cans and tona Beach Library Center for cled.” “The benefits for the city bottles, as well as fast food those who don’t have one. Since the program just is to reduce the recycling wrappers and other trash, The information from the started, Mr. Fauvelle said “I going into the county land- and put in a plastic bag I city included a sticker to be believe it is too early yet to fill, which reduces the cost carry with me. I won’t touch placed on the side of the see if any residents have of the landfill fees” the city the trash so the grabber lets recycle bin. received any discounts pays, Mr. Fauvelle said. me drop it into the bag so I Mr. Fauvelle said the recy- through the program.” “Local businesses benefit can take it home and put it cling truck automatically Recycling bins are avail- through free advertising in my recycle or trash box.” will scan the number if the able by calling Waste Pro at through the rewards pro- The Wolbachs, originally bin is within 15 feet of the (386) 236-4340. gram,” he said. from Newtown, Conn., have truck. Lights in the truck’s Information on the pro- While all the incentives lived here for seven years cab and on the truck let the gram and on items that can are a good thing, Mrs. Wol- and “I’ve never missed a driver know the bin has be recycled, as well as partic- bach and her husband, recycle day,” said Mrs. Wol- been scanned. Then the ipating businesses, is avail- ALL FLORIDA FIREPLACE Chuck, are more concerned bach, who is president of the driver empties the materials able at www.wasteprore- 352 South Yonge Street, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 with the environment and Holloway Place Homeown- into the truck’s compart- wards.com or by calling keeping as much trash as ers’ Association. ments. (386) 236-4340. 386-677-7800 044783 Jewelry Repair Terry’s Jewelry offers 386-253-3426 a Full Service Jewelry Store Have An Affair and Same Day Repair. With Your Hair! Put your best face forward with a beauty makeover. Come create the art of you, whether it’s for a haircut, •We purchase unwanted or broken Jewelry or a complete day of rejuvenation. We set the tone with a European Touch, a New York Flair • Coins & Diamonds for Cash! and the Charm of Southern Hospitality. • We have been in business since 1992 SWEET HEART SPECIAL SHAMPOO, HAIRCUT & STYLE $30 Expires Feb. 28th Call Today 386.672.4282 www.simonessalon.com Terry’s Jewelry Repair & Design 114 S. Nova Rd Ormond Beach • Rivergate Shopping Center (Between Einstein Bagels and Big Lots) 1609-C North Nova Road, Holly Hill Corner of LPGA & Nova Road in Save Alot Plaza Now Open Mondays 9-3 Also Tue-Friday 9-5, Sat 9-3 www.terrysjewelry.com 044492

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Randy Barber/staff photographer Myranda Childress, 15, of Daytona Beach plays around with her dog during J.C.’s Fun ‘N’ Sun’s annual Doggie Idol at the Daytona Flea and Farmers Market, Saturday, Jan. 19. Dogs and their owners from all over came out to be apart of the event. The canines were judge for the cutest, smartest, dumbest, funniest, best-dressed, best tail-wag and the judge’s choice awards. For more information, visit www. daytonafleamarket.com.

771207 be at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, partner to present the Inau- will go to college scholar- Jan. 30, in the Florida Hospi- gural Male Cook-Off on Sun- ships for Volusia County Notes tal Memorial Medical Cen- day, Jan. 27, at the Daytona students. From page A3 ter, Medical Office Building, Beach Resort and Confer- The tasting event’s Riverside Park and Historic Downtown Canal Street, New Smyrna Beach first floor classroom, 305 ence Center, 2700 N. attendees will have the Memorial Medical Parkway Atlantic Ave., Daytona opportunity to sample the Conquering in Daytona Beach. Beach. dishes prepared by the incontinence Space is limited, and The event will be from 4 cook-off’s participants. IMAGES is presented by Atlantic Center for the Arts, an international artists reservations are required. To to 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 in Also, there will be live community and arts education facility. www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org register,call (386) 231-2229. advance and $30 at the entertainment, door prizes lecture slated door. and a silent auction. The inaugural male For tickets or for infor- A free seminar on con- Cook-off slated cook-off offers an oppor- mation on how to partici- ALWAYS BUYING quering incontinence, fea- tunity for men of the com- pate in the cook-off, call turing Florida Hospital Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- munity — hobbyist and (386) 299-8331 or e-mail Memorial Medical Center ity, Gamma Mu Omega professional — to show- [email protected]. gynecologist/urogynecolo- Chapter, and the United case their culinary talents. gist Dr. Julie Schneider will Negro College Fund will Proceeds from the event See NOTES A11

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For more informa- Executive director of the branches will join libraries tion, call (386) 257-6036, Ext. discussion Jan. 28 Jewish Federation of Volu- across Florida in taking pic- 16264. sia and Flagler Counties tures and collecting statistics The Daytona Beach Gloria Max was given the and comments showing how Regional Library at City Island Sorority contributes to Mission Award by Florida will host a discussion of the Floridians are using their Memorial Hospital on Fri- 2008 novel, “The Art of Racing libraries that day. day, Jan. 11. in the Rain,” from 10 a.m. to Food Brings Hope The Florida Library Associ- Once a year, the employ- noon Monday, Jan. 28, at 105 ation will collect the results E. Magnolia Ave. Food Brings Hope is the ees themselves vote on who and post them online in part- beneficiary of a $400 donation has done the most in previ- The book, written by Garth nership with the Division of Stein, chronicles the life of from the Alpha Kappa Alpha ous years to help the com- Library and Information Ser- Sorority, Incorporated munity. Enzo, a contemplative dog vices at www.flalib.org. who has an obsession with Gamma Mu Omega Chapter. There will be a walk-a- opposable thumbs and a pas- The sorority selected Food thon at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, sion for philosophical rumi- Your library – Brings Hope as a beneficiary Jan. 27, at Congregation nation. Enzo spends his days because of the many pro- B’nai Torah, 403 N. 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This discussion, which is workshop from 11 a.m. to 1 to provide a 40-pound bag of Cantor Zev from Temple sponsored by the Friends of p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, in the groceries plus frozen meat Beth-El and his youth the Library, is free and open to auditorium of the Daytona weekly to the most needy group will be joining Rabbi the public. Beach Regional Library at City .Food Brings Hope students Kane. For more information, call Island, 105 E. Magnolia Ave., and their families at Westside Cost is $18 for adults, and (386) 257-6036, Ext. 16264. She will explain how to use Elementary School and $9 for children younger Randy Barber/staff photographer than 13. For companies the library’s website to renew Campbell Middle School. Jamie Crosier, 5, of Daytona Beach sits by his dad’s that want their name Florida libraries plan books, place items on hold, Each bag supplies nine nutri- advertised on a T-shirt that guitar case, counting the money, as his dad, Jay obtain items from other tious meals for a family of snapshot day Jan. 30 will be given to all partici- Crosier, performs during the Riverfront Market in branches, and find journal four. pants, the cost is $100. For and newspaper articles using For more information, e- Downtown Daytona Beach, Saturday, Jan. 12. More The Volusia County Public the library’s electronic data- more information, call (386) information about Mr. Crosier and where he’s playing Library system will chronicle mail Beth@FoodBring- 672-0294. bases. Participants will also sHope.org. can be found at his website, www.jaycrosier.com. School News

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Frappes’ owners, from left, Chef Bobby Frappi- er and Meryl Frappier Out & stand in the dining room of Frappes North with server John about Hoopsick. Their restau- rant has been a down- town Ormond Beach FRIDAY, Jan. 25 mainstay. Week of 1-25-2013 •IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts: The event opens at 2 ARIES - March 21-April 20 p.m. as IMAGES has been extended to three days. At Aries, there are a few things Riverside Park, many of the you need to work out this 225 artists will be set up along week, but then you will be with food trucks and the Marc set for quite a while. Take the Monteson Quintet playing opportunity to recharge your music from the Big Band era batteries. from 3 to 4:30 p.m. on the IMAGES Live! stage. TAURUS - April 21-May 21 There is a food court Saturday and Sunday when Taurus, sometimes the the hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Cathy Wharton things that are the hardest Parking is available on Canal to come by are the ones Street, Sams Avenue, Magnolia Street, Andrews Street, North that are most worth the Riverside Drive, and in the effort. Think about this as Chamber of Commerce Ormond Beach restaurant supplies you face obstacles. parking lot at 115 Canal Street. Parking attendants will be GEMINI - May 22-June 21 available to assist. Handi- capped parking is under the a culinary delight for area diners Gemini, contrary to what you South Causeway overpass believe, things at work will accessible at Lytle and By Cathy Wharton It all started in 1990 when Meryl restaurant, loyal customers were go on even if you take a few Magnolia Streets. For Hometown News and Bobby Frappier were looking for eager to support the duo, and the days off for a vacation. There More information and the a business to go into. Since she’s new location became an even greater may be some catching up entertainment schedule are Walk through the front door of from New York, where restaurants success. afterward, but you can han- available at imagesartfesti- dle it. val.org. Frappes North and expect to be abound, and he likes to cook, the Upon entering Frappes, one of the warmly greeted. On your next visit to food business was a natural fit. They first impressions one may have is the •“Murder at the Howard CANCER - June 22-July 22 Johnson’s:” The Shoestring Frappes, not only will you find the decided to open a sandwich shop in attractive openness of the front Theater will perform the same friendly reception, but it’s like- South Daytona — Frappes Famous room — a large lounge with high suspense comedy “Murder at ly you’ll also be greeted by name. Hoagies. Its success led to a second ceilings, an angled bar and several Cancer, your mind may be the Howard Johnson’s,” One of their mottos (from Chef venture, Cafe Frappes, in downtown intimate seating arrangements. churning, but worrying through Jan. 27 at 280 S. James Beard) is “my favorite restau- Daytona Beach. There also is a small stage for live excessively over something Goodwin St., Lake Helen. rant is the one that knows me.” In September 1997, the Frappier’s entertainment. Next to the lounge will not help the situation. Show times are 8 p.m. and Without question, Frappes is one opened Frappes North in Ormond are three separate dining rooms — Therefore, focus on some- 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $18 for of the premier eating establishments Beach. In the interim, between clos- thing else for a while. adults, $15 for seniors older in Ormond Beach. ing the cafe and opening their new See DINERS, B2 than 62 and $8 for students. LEO - July 23-Aug. 23 For more information, call (386) 228-3777. Leo, just when you think the •”The Fox on the Fairway:” week will go on without any The Little Theatre has added Daytona Beach excitement, something pops showings of the “The Fox on up and it’s just what you the Fairway.” New performanc- need to beat the doldrums. es are scheduled for 8 p.m. Expect time with friends. Friday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. Symphony Society 27. “The Fox on the Fairway” is VIRGO – Aug. 24-Sept. 22 a madcap adult adventure about love, life, and man’s celebrates music Virgo, sometimes you need eternal love affair with ... golf. to be tough on yourself to Individual ticket prices are get things done, but you will $16 adults, $15 seniors and $8 be satisfied with the results students. with Winterfest when you push yourself. For more information, call Focus on goals this week. the Little Theatre box office at For Hometown News (386) 423-1246 or visit [email protected] LIBRA – Sept. 23-Oct. 23 www.nsbplayers.com. •Antique Show & Sale: This What do Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville,” the classical Libra, a risk you take this event will take place on Friday music comedy team of Igudesman & Joo and the National week will pay off in a big through Sunday, Jan. 25–27, at Symphony Orchestra of China have in common? the Volusia County Fair- way. You might be anxious They’re all part of the Daytona Beach Symphony Soci- to take a significant risk, but grounds. Adult admission is $6 ety’s Winterfest weekend Jan. 25-27 at Peabody Auditori- on Friday, and $4 Saturday and the eventual reward will be um and concerts the whole family will enjoy. well worth it. Sunday, while children are The celebration kicks off with “The Barber of Seville,” admitted free. Event times are Rossini’s most famous opera, at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25. SCORPIO – Oct. 24-Nov. 22 from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. When Count Alamaviva asks the clever Barber of Seville to 5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to help him win the beautiful Rosina, the result is a series to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more Scorpio, it may be challeng- information, call (904) 755- of outrageous mistaken identities and ingenious plot twists with unforgettable melodies and irresistible come- ing to find some initial sup- 2586. port for a new idea because •Dinner Dance: The dy. The renowned international opera company Teatro you are essentially charting German American Social Club Photo courtesy of Daytona Beach Symphony Society new territory. Just give it of Daytona Beach will host Lirico D’Europa travels with a 40-piece orchestra, and an English translation above the stage makes it easy to follow The classical music comedy team of Igudesman & Joo time and people will come “Karneval” Costume dinner around. and dance with live music at 6 the story. A free pre-opera talk will be at 6 p.m. in the takes the Peabody stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, with ‘A Little Nightmare Music.’ See OUT, B5 See WINTERFEST, B2 See SCOPES, B6

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044486 takes the Peabody stage at 7 Shrimp, Chicken. Beef with Mixed p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, with “A BREAKFAST SAT & SUN Vegetable Chef’s Special Sauce Little Nightmare Music.” The China National Sym- phony Orchestra makes its Ormond Delivery Available 677-4388 first appearance in Daytona Order online at PacificOrmondBeach.com Beach to wrap up Winterfest Hours: Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm • Fri & Sat 11am-10:30pm • Sunday 12 noon-9:30pm with a 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, matinee. The orchestra performed at Great Seafood • Great Food! the 2008 Olympic opening Ormond’s Best Kept Secret for over 40 Years ceremonies in Beijing and now comes to Peabody with Wednesday • Friday • Saturday • Sunday Howard’s Famous the melodic and moving But- Wednesday terfly Lovers violin concerto. Live Music Weather Permitting Restaurant and Grill The concerto, the most Monday, January 28th, Ed Wolford, 5-9p Prince famous in all Chinese music, Spaghetti Day tells the poignant story of two star-crossed lovers. The Tuesday, January 29th, Ed Wolford, 5-9p Spaghetti & Salad & Homemade Soup power and passion of Rach- Meatballs $ maninoff’s Symphony No. 2 Public Welcome • Pet Friendly 3.95 gives a rousing finish to the $ 99 Daily 5 $ afternoon. Dr. Dallas Weekley gives a free pre-concert talk at 5 Lunch Special 044771 Live Music • Happy Hour • Clam Chowder • View 2 p.m. in the Peabody Rose Hamburgers & Chicken • Outdoor Eating Venue Drink Included Breakfast Served Room. M-F 11-3 All Day For information, call (386) Outdoor Seating With Ocean Views Mon- Liver & Onion 253-2901 or visit 044775 Best Lunch In Town www.dbss.org to view sam- Tues- Grilled Ham & Cheese, ples of the music and per- 386-265-1977 • 2986 Ocean Shore Boulevard • Ormond by the Sea, Fl 32176 Chips, Slaw formers. For tickets, visit Best Home Cooking Peabody Auditorium Box Wed- Turkey Melt, Chips Hours: M-S 6-3pm • Sun 6-2pm Office, 600 Auditorium Thur- Meatball Sub, Chips 488 S. Yonge St. (U.S.1) • Ormond Beach Blvd., Daytona Beach; call EatEat outout forfor halfhalf thethe cost!cost! (1 mile south of Granada - Rt. 40) Ticketmaster 1-800-745- Fri- Tuna Wrap, Chips 3000; or online at 50% OFF Gift Certificates Not valid w/any other discount 2/16/13 Phone: 386-673-1222 www.dbss.org. Tickets range www.hometownnewsol.com/ from $34-59. Try our meal calculator at chick-fil-a.com/food/meal Nutritious Breakfast Kid’s Meal only 210 calories only 220 calories (excludes condiments) COUPON REQUIRED (excludes condiments & dressings) Multigrain Oatmeal DINNER SPECIALS W/SALAD & BREAD Medium Fruit Cup & 4-count Grilled Nuggets Small Fruit Cup & 1% Milk Meat, Cheese or Spinach Ravioli Small 100% Colombian Coffee Chicken Parmesan • Baked Ziti $ 99 Chicken Cacciatore • Fettuccine Alfredo Stuffed Shells • Spaghetti & Sausage Spaghetti & Meatballs 9 Dine in or carry out. 1 coupon per person Not valid with any other offers. Expires 3/11/13 Lunch & Dinner COUPON REQUIRED only 360 calories (excludes condiments & dressings) EXTRA LARGE $ 99 Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich PIZZA 18” Side Salad & 9 Medium Unsweetened Iced Tea $2 extra for each topping Not valid with any other offers. Expires 3/11/13 684730 LUNCH 2 Slices (Cheese) $ 50 we support healthy appetites & Drink 4 Not valid with any other offers. Expires 3/11/13 386-252-8232

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The Club Scene Signature Baby Back Ribs “Mix & Match” •Airport Restaurant & Gin lessons are offered from 7 to 9 www.frappesnorth.com. •McK’s Tavern: Traditional Mill: Live bands every Friday p.m. Tuesdays. Cost is $5. •The Garlic: Blues and Jazz Irish music with Banished Jan 1st thru March 31st and Saturday night (no cover Karaoke is held Wednesday. musicians perform seven nights Misfortune will perform from 7- charge). Shake Down will Live bands perform on Friday. a week. Mark “Muddy Harp’’ 10 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25, at 218 S. Our SIgnature Babybacks perform Friday. Kings County The C Note is at 1301 Canal St., Hodgson plays pop, rock and Beach St., Daytona Beach. For and your choice of: will perform Saturday. Thursday New Smyrna Beach. For more the blues 7-11 p.m. Friday and more information, call (386) night is Karaoke with DJ Jimmy information, call (386) 423- Saturday. The Swingin’ Sounds 238-3321. CAROLINA PULLED PORK Fouts. The Airport Restaurant & 0700. of Sinatra with the Marc Traditional Irish Music Session BAR-B-Q BEEF Gin Mill is at 1120 Flight Line •Daytona Beach Shores Monteson Quintet will be from Open will be held from 2-5:30 BAR-B-Q PORK Blvd. (DeLand Airport). For Eagle Club: Five O’clock Charley 5-7 p.m. Sunday. There is no p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at McK’s BAR-B-Q TURKEY directions, call (386) 734-9755 will perform from 6:30-10:30 cover. Sax on Sunday with Tavern. No admission or visit www.airportginmill.com p.m. Saturday, at 3516 S. Thom Chambers is from 6-10 Traditional Irish singer BAR-B-Q CHICKEN to view menu and full event Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach p.m. Mr. Chambers takes the Brendan Nolan will perform calendar. Shores. For more information, stage on Monday from 6-10 from 7-10 p.m. Saturday, Jan. $12.99 •Barracudas Bar & Grille: call (386) 767-3331. p.m. Mike Lamy is at the piano 26, at McK’s Tavern. Casual beachside restaurant •Down the Hatch: Live music from 6-10 p.m. Tuesday. Mr. For more information, call featuring island-style dining on weekends. There are drink Hodgson plays pop, rock and (386) 238-3321. Not valid w/coupon inside and out. Bob Kissell will and dinner specials daily. Down the blues 6-10 p.m. Wednesday •Moose Family Center: perform at 6:30 p.m. Friday. the Hatch is at 4894 Front St., and Thursday. The Garlic is at Karaoke with Shellee is from 6- (386) Barracudas Bar & Grille is at 203 Ponce Inlet. For more informa- 556 E. Third Ave., New Smyrna 10 p.m. each Tuesday and 7-11 253-9920 S. Atlantic Ave, New Smyrna tion, call (386) 761-4831. Beach. For more information, p.m. each Thursday. Five o’clock 1593 N. Nova Rd., Holly Hill Picnics • Tailgating • Corporate Events Fund Raisers Reunions Picnics • Tailgating Beach. For more information, •Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & call (386) 424-6660. Charley will perform from 7-10 Offers not valid with other coupons or specials call (386) 957-3931. Social: Tuesday night is Beer •Gene’s Steakhouse: Special p.m. Wednesday, at 601 W. Log onto hometownnewsol.com for 1/2 priced gift certificates •Black Sheep Pub and Club. There is a free new craft engagement: Lenny Gomulka Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach.

Eating House: Happy hour is beer every Tuesday (half off Band from Massachusetts will For more information, call (386) We Make It Easy • We Do It All 037297 daily from 3 to 7 p.m. and 9 every beer every Tuesday). Cost play Friday, Jan. 25. Doors open 673-8722. p.m. to close. Black Sheep has is $15 monthly or $150 annually. 4:30 p.m. Dance 6-10 p.m. •Norwood’s Restaurant and social night on Wednesday. Thursday night is poker night. Food and cash bar available for Wine Shop: Free wine tastings SaveSave Money,Money,EatEat OUT!OUT! Happy Hour is all night and live There is no buy-in, free to play. both events. Cover charge $15. are from 5 to 7 p.m. each Friday 50 % OFF Team Trivia starts at 7:15 p.m. Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & Social is at Gene’s Steakhouse is at 3621 on the deck and Saturday in the 50 % OFF with gift card prizes. Every 1220 Hand Ave., Ormond W. International Speedway Gift Certificates See SCENE, B4 Saturday night is live music Beach. For more information, Blvd., Daytona Beach. For www.hometownnewsol.com starting at 8 p.m. Black Sheep call (386) 677-2700 or visit reservations, call (352) 583- Pub is at 890 S. Atlantic Ave., www.fletcherscigarbar.com. 0735. Ormond Beach. For more •Fountain Beach Resort: The •Inlet Harbor Restaurant & We are the price pleasers! information, call (386) 673- resort is home to the Oasis Tiki Marina: Live entertainment is 5933 or visit www.theblack- Bar & Grill. Karaoke is 5-10 p.m. offered each weekend. Inlet sheep.co. Friday-Monday. Fountain Beach Harbor is at 133 Inlet Harbor N..Y.. Strip Steaks •Bruce Rossmeyer’s Resort is at 313 S. Atlantic Ave., Road, Ponce Inlet. For more $ 99 lb. 673-2667 Destination Daytona: Every Daytona Beach. For more information, call (386) 767- 9 663 S. Nova Rd, Ormond Beach Thursday is Bike Night at Saints information, call (386) 255- 5590. Near Hand Ave & Nova Rd. & Sinners Pub. There is live 1001. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: Live Porter House Steaks music from 7 to 10 p.m. All •Frank’s Front Row: National music is from 5-9 p.m. Friday. Open Mon-Sat 9-6 • Sundays 11-5 model bikes welcome. The indie retro band Shadow Live music with Walt is from 5-9 $ 99 lb. second Sunday of the month is Cabinet will perform at 9 p.m. p.m. Saturday. Lagerheads is at 9 Flank Steak ...... $5.99 lb. Super Swap Car & Motorcycle Friday. Reggae Ska Punk band 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., Swap Meet from 8 a.m. to 2 The Blue Beat will perform at 9 Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more Ground Beef Boston Butt (bone in)...... $1.99 lb. p.m. Vendor spots are $10 for p.m. Saturday. These are free information, call (386) 265- $ 99 lb. Homemade Corned Beef ...... $4.99 lb. an 18-foot by 30-foot space. shows. Frank’s Front Row is at 1977. 2 Proceeds benefit Camp Boggy 308 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona •LuLu’s Oceanside Grill: Jumbo Eggs ...... $1.69 dz. Creek. There is live music at 1 Beach. For more information, Daily lunch specials and chef’s Chicken Sausages Bananas ...... 39¢ lb. p.m. Live Music at Saints & call (386) 255-9221. specials all week long. Live Sinners Pub every Thursday, •Frappes North: Wine entertainment Friday and $ 49 lb. Celery Stalks...... $1.19 lb. Saturday and Sunday. The tastings are at 6 p.m. the first Saturday nights 9 p.m.- 3 schedule is available at Tuesday of each month. midnight. Brunch is served from Chardonnay Wine Ideology...... $13.99 www.brucerossmeyer.com. Reservations are required. Live 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Sunday. White Shrimp(16-20) ...... $5.99 lb. •Café Da Vinci: Live enter- Music Friday Nights is from 7 to LuLu’s is at 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Lunch Special tainment is offered each 11 p.m. Frappes North is at 123 Ormond Beach. For more weekend. An open mic night is W. Granada Blvd., Ormond information, call (386) 673- $4.99 held each Monday beginning at Beach. For reservations, call 2641 or visit lulusoceanside- 4 oz. pulled pork sandwich w/fries & drink EBT Specials Good 7 p.m. Café Da Vinci is at 112 W. (386) 615-4888 or visit grill.com. Welcomed 1/25 thru 1/31 Georgia Ave., DeLand. For more 044487 information, call (386) 736- 0008 or visit cafedavincide- land.com. •Caffeine Bistro and Tiki HISTORIC Bar: Live entertainment is 1924 BISTRO offered Thursday through 044774 Saturday on the deck with a DJ Private Event inside. Kona Tiki Bar opens at 3 Room Available fresh food in the neighborhood p.m. Happy hour daily from 3 to 7 p.m. There are daily food and drink specials. A late night OUTSIDE dinner menu is available until 1:30 a.m. Private dining, parties PATIO and special events are available in the Wine Cellar. Caffeine DINING Bistro and Tiki Bar is open 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tuesday through Early Bird Menu Saturday at 49 W. Granada Thurs, Fri & Sat • 4-6pm • 10 Dinners Under $10 Blvd., Ormond Beach. For more Includes: Soup and Salad FREE Wine or Beer 044774 information, call (386) 672- all you need is LOVE... 044768 7277 or visit CaffeineWineBar.com. BRUNCH 9AM-2PM SUNDAY BREAKFAST 9AM-11AM TUE-SAT February 14th •Chaps Steakhouse: The LUNCH 11AM-3PM TUE-SAT VALENTINES DAY taking reservations country nightclub features DINNER 4PM-9PM TH, FR & SAT karaoke from 7 to 11 p.m. CLOSED MONDAY Chef Owned & Operated Wednesday, Friday and Celebrating over two decades of creative seasonally inspired american cuisine. Saturday. There are line dance Valentine’s Dinner lessons with Karen and Dave at Thursday, February14, 2013 6 p.m. Sunday. Cost is $5. There Lunch tuesday-friday 11:30-2:00 Dinner tuesday-saturday 5:00pm-’til 5 Course Dinner - Only $50 is a full restaurant and bar, Live Music Friday Night • Earlier dinner menu tues-sat 5pm-6pm - 3 Courses $19.95 game room, dart and cornhole. 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This dinner show spectacular Bingo for Beers is at 7 p.m. each and family-style feast will be Tuesday. Every Wednesday is Best in rest Scene each Thursday, Friday and Ladies’ Night from 8 to 10 p.m. From page B3 Saturday. The show has a 6:30 Peanuts is at 421 Flagler Ave., p.m. seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. New Smyrna Beach. For more shop with complimentary and show at 7:30 p.m., at the information, call (386) 423- cheeses. Norwood’s is at 400 Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic 1469. Second Ave., New Smyrna Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. •Peter’s Wine Shop: Beach. For more information, Participants will learn traditional Girlfriends Get Together is from call (386) 428-4621. dances with Polynesian women, 4 to 7 p.m. each Wednesday. •Ocean Deck: Karaoke is warriors and keikis (children). A Thursday wine tasting is from 5 from 4 to 8 p.m. each Saturday flaming fire knife dance and to 9 p.m. Guest wine experts and Sunday. Caribbean Posse hula with audience participation pour and discuss wine. Peter’s performs from 10 p.m. to 2 will be featured. For more Wine Shop is at 1665 Dunlaw- a.m., each Thursday through information, call (386) 255- ton, No. 105, Port Orange. For Sunday. Tom Redmond 5411, Ext. 186, or visit more information, call (386) performs classic rock from 5 to www.myohanaluau.com. 689-1946, e-mail peter@peter- 8 p.m. each Friday and 10 p.m-2 •Peanuts Restaurant & swineshop.com or visit a.m. each Monday. The Ocean Sports Bar: Every Thursday the www.peterswineshop.com. Deck is at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Pirates sing their original hits at •Pirana Grille: Five O’clock Daytona Beach. For more 8 p.m. Texas Hold ’em is played Charley will perform from 5:30 information, call (386) 253- at 6 p.m. each Monday and to 8:30 p.m. each Thursday at 5224 or visit Wednesday. A comedy auction 241 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. www.oceandeck.com. with Robert Lewis and Free For more information, visit •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: fiveoclockcharley.com. •Roadside Tavern: Blue Diamond will perform from 4-8 p.m. Friday. Max Q hits the stage 044491 at 9 p.m. Friday. Jimmy Z will Randy Barber/staff photographer perform from 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Chris Hiatt takes the stage at 9 Jay Young of Ormond Beach takes a break from festivities with his rescued Border p.m. Saturday. Mike Makepeace Collie-mix, Tate, during JC’s Fun ‘N’ Sun’s annual Doggie Idol at the Daytona Flea and will perform from 6-10 p.m. Farmers Market, Saturday, Jan. 19. Dogs and their owners from all over came out to Tuesday. Just Gus will perform from 8 p.m. to midnight be a part of the event. The canines were judged for the cutest, smartest, dumbest, Thursday. funniest, best-dressed, best tail-wag and the judge’s choice awards. For more infor- Roadside Tavern Bar & Grill is mation, visit www. daytonafleamarket.com. at 3400 S. Nova Road, Port Orange. For more information, p.m. each Wednesday at 315 •The Shores Resort & Spa: Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For call (386) 763-3800. Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Rick Steffen will perform from more information, call (386) •Seabreeze Coffee Connec- Beach. For more information, noon to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday, 767-7350. tion: A hand drum circle is at 8 visit drumcircle.meetup.com. at the resort, 2637 S. Atlantic •The Smokehouse Saloon: Rockin Blues Jam is from 2-6 p.m. each Sunday. Chance and RACE FANS WELCOME the Blues Daddies perform. The Smokehouse Saloon is at 144 S. January 26-27 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. For more information, call (386) 51st Rolex 24 265-5998. Don’t miss the action either •VFW Post 4250: “The Little at the track or Lulu’s. V” has resumed its popular We’ll have food & drink specials. homemade Friday night dinners, with all the fixins’, from TV’s in every room and on our patio 5:30 to 7 p.m. (open to public) with live music at 7 p.m. and 2 for 1 Happy Hour from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. also, Wednesday night darts and Saturday night karaoke from 7-11. Sunday breakfasts will begin on Jan. 6. 10% OFF! Breakfast will be served from 8- Valid for 1 meal only. 11 a.m. Post 4250 is behind the HTN • expires 2/28/13 LIVE MUSIC New Smyrna Beach Airport, next FRI & SAT NIGHTS to Enterprise Rental. Take U.S. 1 044776 FRESHSEAFOOD! AND SUNDAY BRUNCH to South Street. For more information, call (386) 423- FROM NOON TO 3 1789 or visit www.vfwpost4250.com.. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner on the Ocean! (Breakfast 7:00am-11:30pm Weekdays, Sat & Sun 7am til 2:30pm) Ormond’s Only Oceanfront Restaurant & Bar PREMO'S GRILLE BRING IN THIS AD FOR FREE BLOODY MARY OR MIMOSA “Casual Dining with a Creative Flair” with Each Breakfast Entree Daily Specials Valid through 2/16/13 10% OFF YOUR TABLES PURCHASE Lunch 7 Days 11-3 With coupon Limit one coupon per table Dinner Thur, Fri, Sat 5-9

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for adults, $5 for seniors and the Ponce de Leon Inlet displaying and marketing their Happy to help Out $4 for children and $3 after 5 Lighthouse will be open from artwork alongside the trained p.m. 6-8:30 p.m. at 4931 S. service dogs and their From page B1 For more information, call Peninsula Drive. The evening’s handlers. Donation containers p.m. at the Palmetto Club, (386) 676-3216. events will highlight the will be readily available for 1000 S. Beach St., Daytona •Movies Under The Stars: history of the lighthouse and patrons’ contributions to the Beach. For more information Cinematique and the Daytona offer history and science My Angel With Paws organiza- (386) 677-0168. Beach Regional Library at City hands on activities for tion. Additionally, the Art Walk •Cinematique: “A Royal Island will feature “Days of families. For more informa- will offer many opportunities Affair,” will show until Jan. 31. Thunder” as part of its book- tion, call (386) 761-1821 Ext. to bid on silent auction items This film is Danish and French and-a-movie series, The show 18. contributed by members of with English subtitles. Also will start at dusk in Riverfront •Masters of Japan film the community as well as showing will be “Any Day Park on the corner Beach series: This series looks at the participating merchants. On Now” and “Our Forever Street and Magnolia Avenue, key works of three of Japan’s the night of the walk, visitors Friends.” The Cinematique Daytona Beach. Bring a lawn greatest film directors Akira can view the auction pieces at Theater is at 242 S. Beach chair or blanket. Hot dogs, Kurosawa, Kenji Mizoguchi Funky Trunk Treasures at 100 Street, Daytona Beach. Tickets popcorn, candy and sodas will and Yasujiro Ozu. Kurosawa’s N. Woodland Blvd. Bidding are $5 to $9. All Tickets $5 on be available for purchase. “Rashômon” will be shown at will begin at 6 p.m. and end Tuesdays. Closed on Mon- This event is free and open 1:30 p.m. at the Southeast at 8:15 p.m. Sponsors will days. For more information, to the public. For more Museum of Photography, name auction winners prior to call (386) 252-3118. information, call (386) 257- 1200 W. International the 9 p.m. closing on Jan. 25. •Native American Festival: 6036, Ext. 16264. Speedway Blvd., Daytona For more information, call The city of Ormond Beach will •Fabulous Hubcaps: Beach. (386) 740-7777 or visit hold its 24th annual Native Allengang Entertainment will •DeLand Art Walk: On the www.delandartwalk.com. American Festival from Jan. present The Fabulous evening of Jan. 25, downtown •DeLand Fourth Fridays in 25-27, at The Casements, 25 Hubcaps, performing favorite will be overflowing with Artisan Alley: Step off the Riverside Drive, Ormond ’50s and ’60s rock-n-roll hits, service dogs coupled with beaten path and enjoy a Beach. The event will be open at 7:30 p.m. at the Ormond equally magnificent artists. funky fun night with friends in Beach Performing Arts Center. The newly revised DeLand Art Artisan Alley from 6-10 p.m. Photo courtesy of Arc Volusia from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 Tickets are $40 for VIP, or Walk, is designed to feature a The Alley hosts live music and Arc Volusia recently gave its 50th Gala Silver Dove Hall of p.m. Sunday. There will be $30 and $35 for general distinctively unique art theme a variety of arts and crafts Fame award. The 50th Gala Silver Dove Hall of Fame intertribal native dances, Aztec admission. Tickets are on sale each month. This month will vendors selling their unique included: Gene Gabriel and family, Susan Pepus, Pat Lago- dancers from Mexico, reptile at the box office at 399 N. U.S. combine artists with a wares. Fine wine and a wide and wildlife exhibits, Native 1, Ormond Beach. For more fundraising event for My Angel selection of beers will be ni, Dr. Jimmy Huger, Gilbert Koch, Dr. C. Lawrence and information, call (386) 676- With Paws. American cuisine and trading See OUT, B6 Kathy Slade. The Roy Weaver III Friend of the Year was Bo booths. New this year will be 3375. More than twenty-two Buddy Big Mountain, a •Lighthouse at Night: To downtown merchants will Brewer, president of The People Business. Gilbert Koch Jr., celebrate the national open their doors to host pictured, accepted the award on behalf of his family. national puppeteer and ventriloquist. Admission is $6 Museum at Night program, artists demonstrating,

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Jr.’s No. 8 NASCAR Chevrolet. are participating by offering fee. The events begin at 7 a.m. Col after 24 years as an U.S. Deltona. The community is Out Clothes, household and coupons, promotions, sales, and last throughout the Air Force chaplain. invited to come out and personal items will be offered and events from fitness and evening. For more information The Mass Color Guard from browse the teams’ treasures From page B5 for sale as well as various health (yoga, tai chi, medita- email [email protected]. Embry-Riddle and support their fight against available at the Nest. Artisan collectable “fast food” toys. For tion, walk club, sprouting For more information about Aeronautical University will cancer. Alley is off New York Avenue, more information, call (386) class) to food (juice bar Front Porch Friday Festival or perform. The U.S Air Force •Manatee Festival: The one block west of Woodland 258-5275. samples, Cosmo Cupcakes, the Riverfront Shops of ROTC will read the name, rank Orange City Blue Spring Boulevard. For more informa- •Front Porch Friday: T•Front happy hour specials) to fun Daytona, including specific and branch of service of Manatee Festival will be from tion, call (386) 450-0200 or Porch Friday: The Riverfront (face painting, kite flying, paint times of events, please check POW/MIAs. Honor and tribute 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 26-27, at visit www.lovemynest.com. rocks all day, every fourth party, art walk, and live music) out www.facebook.com/front- will also be given to the men Valentine Park, West French •Yard Sale: American Legion Friday of the month. to flashbacks (musical journey porchfridayfestival and and women killed on active Avenue, off of U.S. 17/92 in Riders, Chapter 120, will have The Riverfront Shops of through the ‘90s, free outdoor www.RiverfrontShopsofDay- duty since before the Gulf War. Orange City. For more informa- a two-day yard sale from 8 Daytona will hold Front Porch movie: Days of Thunder by tona.com. Prince of Peace, St Brendan, tion, call (386) 775-9224 or a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. Friday Festival, a local, monthly, Cinematique Movies Under the Our Lady of Lourdes, The visit themanateefestival.com. 25, and Saturday, Jan. 26, at all day festival. This year, Stars, 1990s This Downtown SATURDAY, Jan. 26 Basilica of St Paul, Our Lady of •Taste of the 24: This event American Legion Post 120, 461 beginning Jan. 25, the River- Decade by the Halifax Histori- Hope, Epiphany, Sacred Heart, benefits The NASCAR Founda- Walker St. Holly Hill. Many front Shops are Celebrating cal Museum) and local art and •Military Salute: The Father Our Lady Star of the Sea and tion and the Daytona State items available and a chance Time, starting with the 1990s culture (Daytona Music Society John Washington Post 1944 of St. Gerard parishioners will be College Foundation, and to win via raffle, a store-display and working their way back live music and Art Consortium the Catholic War Veterans will honored. features a blend of food from sized replica of Dale Earnhardt through the decades each art sale). Most events are free host its eighth annual Tribute American Legion Post 120 24 area restaurants, a cigar bar, month. Riverfront merchants to the public or cost a nominal and Salute to the men and from Holly Hill will provide the live jazz and a chance to win a women on active duty in the Gun Salute and Bugles of Rolex watch. armed forces at 10 a.m. at America will play TAPS. Taste of the 24 will take Prince of Peace Church, 600 S. •Relay for Life Rummage place in the Backstretch Nova Road, Ormond Beach. Sale: Teams from the Deltona Grandstand Corporate Suites Leo Haley, National Com- Relay for Life will sponsor a from 6-10 p.m. during the mander of the Catholic War community rummage sale on Rolex 24 at Daytona Interna- Veterans will be the honored Saturday, Jan. 26 from 8a.m.- tional Speedway. guest along with the Rev. noon, at Pine Ridge High Christopher Hoffman retired Lt. School, 926 Howland Blvd., See OUT, B7 037298

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For Hometown News see 100 or more manatees [email protected] by visiting the spring. Entertainment includes The Orange City Blue Caerbonnag Rock and Roll Spring Manatee Festival Cover Band, Disc-Con- will be from 10 a.m. to 5 nected K-9 Frisbee Show, p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26, Leslye Gale from Magic and Sunday, Jan. 27, at 107.7 radio, the Karegan Valentine Park in Orange Wodz solo artist, Belly- City. dance ETC, Bubba The festival partnered “Whoopass” Wilson and this year with the Central the Black Sheep with Jeff Florida Zoo & Botanical Howell from Real Radio Gardens. It will offer live 104.1, and Phoenix Coun- entertainment with shows try rock band. There will from local performers, and also be Walk on Water animal ambassadors from Balls, SPCA Adopt-a-Pet, the zoo. There also will be Sand Sculpting, children’s loads of arts and crafts fingerprinting by V.I.P.S., booths, kid’s games and rides, face painting, and plenty of great food to cre- over 100 arts and crafts ate an enjoyable family booths to enjoy! The Flori- experience. da Blood Centers Blood Take the shuttle to Blue Mobile will be present for Spring State Park to see the blood donations. magnificent manatees in Valentine Park is along their natural setting. West French Avenue just Busses will transport festi- off U.S. 17-92 in Orange val guests throughout the City. From Interstate 4, Answers located in Classified Section day. Each bus will play a take exit 114 and follow video about manatees the signs. supplied by the Save the To learn more go to the- Manatee Club. On any manateefestival.com. given day you typically will

your gut feeling when mak- Scopes ing these decisions. From page B1 AQUARIUS – Jan. 21-Feb. 18 SAGITTARIUS – Nov. 23-Dec. 21 Aquarius, there are some Slow down a little, Sagittar- things around the house that ius. Moving faster will not get need your attention, but you the job done to your satisfac- may be having trouble find- tion and then you only will ing the motivation to tackle have to do it all over again. them just now. Think through your options. PISCES – Feb. 19-March 20 CAPRICORN – Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Pisces, when an opportunity 049248 Capricorn, shift your focus to comes your way, you may your family for the next few want to take a pass because days because you have to something better is on the make some decisions that horizon. will affect them all. Listen to Friday, January 25, 2013 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • B7

will meet at noon at Daytona and lunch funds will go to the Feb. 2, at the Shoestring Let it snow Beach Shores Council Cham- church youth program. For Theatre, 380 S. Goodwin St., bers’ Activity Room for the more information, call (386) Lake Helen. These two groups screening of “Nabucco,” an 734-0677. consist of more than 60 voices. opera by Verdi, sung in Italian, •Eagles Tribute: The Long The numbers performed will with English subtitles. The Run, an Eagles tribute band, flow from traditional folk song event is free and located at will perform 7:30-9:30 p.m. arrangements to spirituals and 3048 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Friday, Feb. 1, in the Ormond sacred music. Tickets are $15 Beach Shores. For more Beach Performing Arts Center at for adults and $8 for students. information, call (386) 767- 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. Group rates are available for 10 6967. Tickets are $20 advanced or more. •Ernie Haase and Signature reserved seating, $25 at the For reservations, call (386) Sound Concert: This event will door. For more information, call 985-1655. be at 7:30 p.m. at the Ormond (386) 676-3375. •Barry White and Tina Turner Beach Performing Arts Center, •Children’s Program-Family Salute: This event will be at 3 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. Photo Fun Day: Kaleido-Scope p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3, at the Ernie Haase and Signature It! (all skill levels) — enjoy an Ormond Beach Performing Arts Sound received the Gospel afternoon of free parent-child Center, 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Music Association’s Dove art and photography sessions Beach. Award in 2008 for Southern for children aged 5-12 from 1-3 A special salute to Barry Gospel Album of the Year. They p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2. Southeast White and Tina Turner will have also been Grammy Museum of Photography staff feature their classic hits. Tickets Award nominees, and have will lead a variety of activities are now on sale at the box Gold and Platinum DVDs. that will explore new ways of office. Tickets start at $30. VIP Tickets start at $20. For more seeing and creating. As an information, call (386) 676- added bonus, get a sneak-peek See OUT, B8 3375. of the upcoming children’s •Contemporary Music On workshop series. Due to limited Film: “Radiohead — Meeting space in all education programs, People is Easy” will be shown all children must be accompa- at 7 p.m. at the Southeast nied by a parent or guardian Museum of Photography, 1200 and pre-registration is required. Randy Barber/staff photographer International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach Campus, Daytona Beach. Hosseini Center, Education Area, Nathan Vitiello, 9, of Daytona Beach throws a snowball as Rayquan Thomas, 10, of Movie admission by 1200 W. International Speedway South Daytona looks on during the second annual Winter Festival at South Daytona donation — no reserve theater Blvd., Daytona Beach. Elementary School, Saturday, Jan. 19. Proceeds from the event go to help with various seating. All screenings occur in For additional information, Macon Cherry Blossom programs at the school. the Southeast Museum of call (386) 506-4569. Photography’s Madorsky •Dinner Dance: The Knights Festival! March 15-18 Broadway Shows:

Theater, Hosseini Center, 1200 of Columbus Council 13018 will 049742 Wicked March 10 760-3872, (386) 676-9863 or W. International Speedway host its ninth annual Italian Madame Butterfly April 7 SUNDAY, Jan. 27 visit happywanderersfl.org. Blvd., Daytona Beach. Sorry, no dinner dance from 5 to 9 p.m. Queen of the Desert! April 21 Out •Music for Prayer and popcorn. Friday, Feb. 1, at St. Brendan Biloxi, New Orleans: Shrimping Meditation: The instrumental- Social Hall, 1000 Oceanshore & Casinos March 26 - 29 From page B6 •Side By Side By Sondheim: Presented by City Repertory ists of Music for Prayer and UPCOMING EVENTS Blvd., Ormond Beach. Dinner Key West: via Ft. Myers Meditation and the Port includes lasagna, meatballs, Express Ferry - April 27 - 30 Tickets are $95 per person Theatre this performance will Orange Ministerial Association, sausage, special dessert and Texas! Houston, Austin, & and include premier event be at 7:30 p.m. at Cinema- •Trash and Treasures Sale: will hold a half hour of beverages. The event will San Antonio: May 9-22 parking, Taste of the 24-event tique, 242 S. Beach St., First Christian Church (Disci- beautiful music from 12:15 to feature the Moonlighters. Bahamas Cruise Early June admission, a weekend pass to Daytona Beach. Featuring Julia ples of Christ) will conduct its 12:45 p.m. at All Saints Tickets are $20. Reservations the Rolex 24 at Daytona with Davidson Truilo (formerly of 10th annual Trash and Many Trips Available! Lutheran Church, 751 Dunlaw- are required. For more Call for our 2013 tour schedule! Sprint FANZONE access. Tickets Seaside Music Theatre), Kelly Treasures Sale from 7 a.m.-3 ton Ave., Port Orange. The half- information, call (386) 441- for children 12 and younger Nelson and LLoyd Bowers. The p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, and Call 386-871-4563 hour is an opportunity to 0518 or 441-4713. www.vivotours.com may be purchased at the door musical review highlights Saturday, Feb. 2, at 1401 W. experience an oasis of silent •Chorale Concert: The Fl Seller of Travel Lic# ST37808 for $24. Seating will be limited. many of the great songs by New York Ave., DeLand. There prayer and meditation Stetson University Women’s For more information or to America’s foremost Broadway will be household goods, accompanied by comforting Chorale and Men’s Choir will be purchase tickets, visit composer/lyricist. Rusty Baker collectibles, clothing, furniture, sounds of the musicians. Casey in concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, nascar.com/unites, call (386) plays the score, Ernie Murphy books, baked goods. Breakfast Baker will perform Jan. 30. 310-5742 or e-mail the narrates and John Sbordone •Senior Expo: This event will foundation at mfurr@nascar- directs. This is a fundraiser for be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. foundation.com. City Repertory Theater. Tickets Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the •Historical bus tour: A are $20 and available by Volusia County Fairgrounds. Scenic Historical Bus Tour of calling the box office (386) The public is invited to meet the Ormond Beach Historical 585-9415. local business representatives Society will be at 9:45 a.m. The •Opera on Film: Part of the and learn about companies’ two-hour tour includes the Opera in Cinema Series, “La products and services available Ormond Scenic Loop, Fairchild Boheme” from the Royal in the community. Giveaways, Oak, Three Chimneys Sugar Opera House will be shown at health screenings, entertain- Mill Ruins, Ormond Indian 2 p.m. at 242 S. Beach St., ment and more are part of the Burial Mound and historic Daytona Beach. Tickets are free admission. homes along the way. A $18-$20. Advance purchase of •Museum Film Series: knowledgeable tour guide will tickets suggested. Tickets are “Vision: From the Life of interpret the 30 sites on the available by calling the box Hildegard Von Bingen” will be route. Tickets are $20 for office (386) 585-9415. shown at 1:30 p.m. The film is adults, $7 for ages 7-12, and an inspirational portrait of the can be purchased at the TUESDAY, Jan. 29 life of German Benedictine society’s Welcome Center, 38 nun Saint Hildegard von E. Granada Blvd., Ormond •Wisdom in Senior Educa- Bingen (1098-1179). Beach, or by phone using Visa tion: Daytona State College Movie admission by or MasterCard. Reservations Foundation’s Wisdom in Senior 044231 donation — no reserve theater are required as space is Education will begin at 2 p.m. seating. All screenings at limited. Call (386) 677-7005 at the News-Journal Center, Southeast Museum of for tickets or more information. 221 N. Beach St., Daytona Photography’s Madorsky Bus tours leave from The Beach. Membership is open to Theater, Hosseini Center, 1200 Casements parking lot, 25 anyone age 50 or older. Yearly W. International Speedway Riverside Drive. membership is $25 for a single Blvd., Daytona Beach. Sorry, no •Late & Local at Cinema- and $45 for a couple. On Jan. popcorn. tique: Cult & Classic Cinema 29, the topic will be “Land- •Movie: “What’s Eating will be shown at 9:30 p.m. scape/Seascape-en Plein Air.” Gilbert Grape?” will be shown “The Good, The Bad, The For more information, call at 7:30 p.m. Join series host, Weird,” is the story of two (386) 788-6494 or (386) 506- Daytona State College faculty outlaws and a bounty hunter 4415. member and film specialist in 1940s Manchuria and their •Improv and Indie: Live Eric Breitenbach, for back- rivalry to possess a treasure comedy show with Random ground information, discussion map while being pursued by Acts of Insanity Improv Troupe and audience Q&A. the Japanese army and at 8 p.m. followed by the Indie Movie admission by Chinese bandits. Tickets are $5. movie “Any Day Now.” at donation — no reserve theater The Cinematique Theater is at Cinematique, 242 S. Beach St., seating. All screenings occur in 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Daytona Beach. All tickets are the Southeast Museum of Beach. For more information, $5. For more information, call Photography’s Madorsky call (386) 252-3118. (386) 252-3118. Theater, Hosseini Center, 1200 •ZORA! Festival: A poetry W. International Speedway reading will be from 1 to 3 WEDNESDAY, Jan. 30 Blvd., Daytona Beach. Sorry, p.m. at The African American no popcorn. Museum of the Arts, 325 S. •Walk: The Happy Wander- Clara Ave., DeLand. ers will host a 5K Fun Walk at 6 THURSDAY, Jan. 31 The event is free to the p.m. Riverfront Park, 105 public. Participants may bring Riverside Drive, New Smyrna •Opera Video Club: The club several short poems to read. Beach. This event is free. For For more information, call more information, call (386) (386) 736-4004. CASINO BUS NOW 6 DAYS A WEEK!

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nce again it is that Fortunately, my col- items that you may not when in Orlando, there are few weeks as I fill you in time of year. The GOLF leagues and I have a nice otherwise hear about. certainly many choices. on all the latest and Omoment that we JAMES condo to stay in. We'll Not every course or shop This also gives us a chance greatest in the world of writers wait for all year long STAMMER need the whirlpool tub, sends someone to the to test out some of the new golf for 2013. is upon us. Yes, I know it’s the kitchen and ample show. Many depend on balls, swing aids and Now if you’ll excuse me, only the third week of space to relax, stretch out company reps to show maybe even a club or three I really must to get back to January, but I’ve been and recharge ourselves them all the latest technol- on the course and then work. Can someone relight waiting since January of last Last year the best news after a tough day. ogy and steer them in the report back to you. my cigar? Where did I set year! was that many manufac- Our Wednesday will right direction for their Over the next few weeks my ice cold beer? Hey, who While you’re enjoying that turers and smaller compa- consist of many hours at customers. I’m convinced you'll hear about every- turned down the thermo- steaming cup of Joe this nies returned to the show the demo day. Here we will that every year I find many thing we found at the show. stat on the hot tub? Is it morning, I am off in after being away for be hitting and testing the items that our local shops I'll fill you in on the new just me or is the picture on Orlando toiling away at the several years. Attendance latest equipment so that or golfers wouldn’t even equipment, new grips, new that 50-inch LCD television 2013 PGA Merchandise was up and many of us we can give our readers hear of, much less consid- swing aids and even energy a little too sharp? Hello, Show. As you relax in the writers felt a bit of opti- and radio audiences a er for their game. I consid- drinks. So fill your coffee room service? comfort of your own home, mism in the air. first-hand account on er it my calling and duty to cup and get ready. or the 19th hole after a In years past, our week what to look into further find those and report back Please, hold the applause. James Stammer has been pleasant round, I am kicked off with the Tour and what is nothing more to you. There is no need to thank an avid golfer and golf working. I’m marching up Edge multi-manufacturers than snake oil. In addition, we will be me. I do all of this because enthusiast for nearly 40 and down aisles of golf media golf outing. Last Thursday, Friday and playing a couple courses of the deep love in my heart years. He hosts the Thursday equipment, accessories, year the event returned part of Saturday we will be while in the Orlando area. for our game. Sometimes night golf show on WSTU balls, apparel and much after a couple years of hitting those aisles I spoke We'll let you know the one must make sacrifices 1450-AM. Contact him at more. I’m hitting and being put on hold. Just of at the convention skinny on those, as well. for the good of the sport [email protected]. testing all kinds of clubs and attending that event may center. We will be on the Everyone needs a good and the needs of his fans. teaching aides in a tiring have been enough to put lookout for new exciting place to play golf and Stay tuned over the next effort to find the best of us in a great frame of these items and report my mind. Getting to hit the findings to you. newest equipment from Held in the Orange Tour Edge and its Exotics Speed Weeks revs up with sportscars County Convention Center line, along with trying new golf balls, the latest each January, the show a.m. Friday, Jan. 25, with track features the Sprint stream feeds throughout the takes up nearly every weather gear and more For Hometown News owners of Ferrari 458 Italias Fanzone and Kidzone, car- night, including a rooftop square inch of the center’s has a way of getting the [email protected] hitting the 3.56 road course nival rides, live music, a 5K camera, in-car cameras and 1 million square feet of juices flowing. Throw in a for 15 laps. The Ferraris also run and fun walk, a chili radio calls by the Motor Rac- floor space. More than 10 fun round of golf, great Speed Weeks, Daytona Beach’s annual winter cele- throttle up at 10 a.m. Satur- cook-off and the Taste of the ing Network. SPEED returns miles of carpet are laid out food and the chance to see bration of racing, revs up day. 24 fundraiser. at 9 a.m. on Sunday, with to form the aisles between old friends, and we are BMW has partnered with For anyone who can’t coverage including a 30- ready to go. this weekend with sports exhibitors. cars hitting the tri-oval at DIS to return as the title make it to the track, SPEED, minute post-race show fol- Daytona International sponsor for the GRAND-AM SPEED.com and the Motor lowing the checkered flag at Speedway. Continental Tire Sports Car Racing Network will provide 3:30 p.m. The main event is the Challenge race scheduled at 25 hours of flag-to-flag cov- Daytona coverage also Rolex 24 at Daytona, a gruel- 1:45 p.m. Friday. 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