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• Crowns $ Notes By Patrick McCallister be 25 percent (turnout),” Volusia paid off.” 675 • Denture $ For Hometown News County Supervisor of Elections Ann Dave Baldauff, co- 495 Learn about historic • Implants McFall said on primary night. “You chair of Mr. Gin- $995 preservation VOLUSIA COUNTY — It was a always want more. We always have grich’s Volusia cam- Paul Szott, D.M.D. surprisingly large turnout of Volu- to plan for 100 percent, even if only paign, said he was Kerri Graham D.M.D. Homeowners, business sia voters Tuesday, and they favored one person shows up.” surprised the candi- See ad in this section for more information owners, tourism profes- Republican presidential candidate In Florida, Mr. Romney garnered date did as well as sionals and organizations Mitt Romney. With 38.5 percent of just more than 46 percent of the he had locally. 386-944-5002 interested in learning more the county’s registered Republicans vote, compared to Mr. Gingrich’s 32 “Our committee 802 Sterthaus Drive, Suite A • Ormond Beach, FL about historic preservation casting ballots in the presidential percent. Dana Swanson, co-chair of here in Volusia (Across the Street from the closed Florida Hospital) are invited to attend a free primary, Mr. Romney pocketed just Mr. Romney’s Volusia campaign, County basically conference from 8:30 a.m. more than 44 percent of the vote. said she was “very happy” with the put together a campaign 685333 to noon Saturday, Feb. 4, at Newt Gingrich, his closest rival, was local results. in five days,” he said. “I mean, Rom- The the Schnebly Recreation eight points behind with 36 per- “Romney has had a strong grass- ney came in and started his state day after South Carolina Center, 1101 N. Atlantic cent, according to election officials. roots effort in Volusia County, and campaign in Ormond Beach. We primary voters handed Mr. Romney Ave., Daytona Beach. “Before the polls opened this we’ve all been working very hard,” were outspent three to one. To us, The city-sponsored con- morning, I thought it was going to she said. “The grassroots effort has this is (a respectable showing).” See ROMNEY, A10 ference will feature subject matter experts who will provide ideas and education on current and future historic preservation activi- Dems See NOTES, A6 Into the were in town, too

By James Harper darkVolusia’s homeless are counted once a For Hometown News year — one by one, wherever they are DAYTONA BEACH — Four days before the Flori- da Republican primary, the Democratic National Com- mittee Chairwoman made a pit stop in Daytona Beach to kick off President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign. The city and Volusia County are the eastern end of the I-4 Corridor that stretches 132 miles west to Tampa and has always been an important battleground for presidential hopefuls. “We need to make stops in every corner of the state

685318 to help President Obama get re-elected,” Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said on her way into the John H. Dickerson Community Center’s Activity Building. The event was closed to the press. The raucous sounds By Dan Harkins The message of what could have been a [email protected] written on a pep rally emanated from behind the closed doors. DELAND – It was a few hours past dusk last week, at the sign outside of Florida State Rep. edge of a dense tract of undeveloped land near the border of a homeless Dwayne Taylor was among Orange City and DeLand. Volusia County Councilman Andy camp in the dignitaries who escorted Kelly and his wife Missy leave their truck in a vacant parking woods near Ms. Wasserman-Schultz lot and climb a sandy hill into the pitch-black woods. into the activity building. Their aim: find the city’s most disadvantaged citizens and DeLand could Mr. Taylor agreed that Ms. make sure they’re still alive. be taken more Wasserman-Schultz’s visit They usually have an inkling about where to look. than one way. to Daytona Beach is key to ENTERTAINMENT B1 “Incoming!” Mr. Kelly yells into the dark, just after passing President Obama’s re-elec- the tree line. There’s no door to knock on at this homestead. tion. SWEET TREAT “It’s Andy!” “It’s important no city be Photo courtesy left behind,” said Mr. Taylor, See DARK, A12 of Andy Kelly adding that the Republican Party in the state is “doing Editor’s Note: Staff writer Dan Harkins accompanied Volusia County Councilman Andy Kelly anything and everything to and his wife Missy for part of the county’s annual count of its homeless population last week. stop President Obama from getting re-elected. See DEMS, A9

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FISHING WITH DAN B10 By Patrick McCallister Jim McCroskey said. discounts at about 50 area sioner Donnie Moore sug- the meeting. “(Firefighters) For Hometown News It cost the city $1,266 to pharmacies, including five gested during a recent com- know the people who aren’t join the league. in town. The cards don’t mission meeting that the taking their medication. Good HOLLY HILL — Residents Human Resources direc- cover any over-the-counter Holly Hill Fire Department What better person to pro- fishing can save money on pre- tor Sandy Fenwick said resi- medications, or other med- carry some of the cards to mote this card program with scriptions, which might dents can pick up the cards ical products. Mr. give out. Mr. Moore is a fire- than the firefighter who Illinois help the city reduce its and a list of participating McCroskey said hopes are fighter in Daytona Beach. goes there. I think it’s a great buddies expenses, too. pharmacies at City Hall, to help drive some business He said many people skip deal.” Holly Hill recently joined 1065 Ridgewood Ave., or the to local merchants. prescription medications Fire Chief Ron Spencer the National League of Community Resource Cen- “We sit around and try to due to expense, and end up agreed. Cities, so residents could ter, 1066 Ridgewood Ave. think of ways to help our needing emergency-med- “I think it’s a good idea,” INDEX get free prescription dis- “There are no age restric- local businesses,” he said. ical services because of it. the chief told commission- count cards. tions, no insurance restric- “Any more, government has “It could save the city ers at the recent meeting. Classified B12 Police Report A5 “It saves our citizens up tions, and no health restric- to step up to the plate and money, as well, but I’m “We know who doesn’t have Crossword B9 Star Scopes B1 to 23 percent on prescriptions,” she said. help businesses as much as looking at it as a more effi- their medications, because tion drugs, so it seemed like Once residents get cards, (it helps) anyone else.” cient service providing,” he Out & About B1 Viewpoint A6 a no-brainer,” City Manager they’re able to use them for Additionally, Commis- said in an interview after See DRUGS, A3

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were awarded Congression- al Medals of Honor at war’s end. “Many of them fought and died without ever receiving any money,” Ms. Fears said. “That’s what happened.” The next year, Ms. Fears By Dan Harkins returned to the reenact- [email protected] ment, and with two other women, performed a story- DAYTONA BEACH — telling event that featured Throughout her career as a groundbreaking women librarian in Volusia County who worked to help the schools, Mary Fears never Union Army. She played Hometown News File Photo fully understood the contri- Harriett Tubman, who Mary Fears: storyteller, Civil War reenactor, genealogist and author, in costume at a bution made by former served all four years as a slaves during the Civil War, nurse and guide during the recent storytelling engagement. which was fought, at least in war. The other women were part, to gain their freedom. Elizabeth Keckley, a seam- tells the stories of black more of her fellow Ameri- glass in the movie, as well as It wasn’t until after her stress for Mary Todd Lin- thinkers and warriors dur- cans. at several of the battle reen- retirement, in 2001, that her coln, and Susie King Taylor, ing the Civil War and “That’s why we called the actments and storytelling eyes were opened. She was a war nurse and memoirist. beyond. movie ‘Filling the Gap,’” she events. Though he some- approached at the annual The first storytelling in Mr. Young says he was said. times worries about his Battle of Olustee reenact- 2002 was sparsely attended, inspired to make the movie At 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, mother’s aging heart, he has ment, just west of Jack- but by 2007, about 150 peo- after witnessing Ms. Fears’ Ms. Fears will present a sto- nothing but pride for her sonville, by a few black par- ple showed up, many who storytelling at the Battle of rytelling event with more continuing accomplish- ticipants in soldier garb. help put on a full-fledged Olustee reenactment. He than 20 participants at ments and how she contin- They wondered why more presentation featuring male spent four years putting the Bethune-Cookman Univer- ues to teach even him. black people weren’t taking and female contributors. film together. sity’s Center for Civil “When she recruited me, I part, especially since three Mrs. Fears has stayed busy “I found it compelling that Engagement. It will provide just went along with it black regiments fought in during retirement. In addi- someone of her age was a live, condensed version of because I had long hair any-

689670 that battle against Confed- tion to organizing the yearly standing out in the heat “Filling the Gap,” spanning way, but after I started to erate forces. production at the Olustee telling these stories,” he the era with perspectives, study Mr. Douglass and Ms. Fears went into librar- battlefield — this year taking said. “I had to stop and lis- songs and poetry shared by what he was saying, every- ian mode after that day to place on Feb. 17–19 — she ten. Right away, I felt my job actors posing as black sol- thing seemed to be natural research at the Orlando has also written four books was to make sure I got this diers, slaves, freed slaves, for me to want to talk Public Library just how about early African-Ameri- idea on film, so these stories nurses, teachers, inventors, about,” Mr. Anderson said. many black slaves and for- cans. She was nominated for can still be told when she is spies, carpenters, academics “I hate to say it, but I feel I mer slaves had sacrificed a 2011 NAACP Image Award gone.” and even children who con- can relate to some of the GOTTA RANT ? their lives during the Civil for the PBS docudrama Ms. Fears, who often tributed to the fight. issues he was dealing with War. She discovered that called “Filling the Gap,” dipped into her pension Several members of Mrs. then, about ugliness and the CALL OUR RANTS & RAVES LINE! more than 200,000 black sol- which she co-wrote with fund to speed the produc- Fears’ family take part. Her level of human unkindness diers fought with the Union director Tyrone Young, an tion’s completion, says she’s son, John H. Anderson Jr. of in the world. I’ve never been Army and Navy, and an esti- Orlando native. Like her sto- thankful that the movie is Tallahassee, played Civil War mated 38,000 died. Sixteen rytelling events, the movie helping to educate even academic Frederick Dou- See HONORS, A9 OOrrmmoonndd EEyyee CCeenntteerr Richard A. Jablonski, D.O. Greyhound closing terminal; Board Certified Ophthalmologist 685344 looking for new location

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DAYTONA BEACH — As the city prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors to town for Speedweeks, Bike Week and Spring Break, Greyhound has announced that it will be closing its facility in Day- tona Beach on U.S. 1, with plans to open at a different Compllete Eye Care & Surgery location closer to the inter- 685320 For Adullts & Chiilldren state, according to a compa- Randy Barber/staff photographer ny spokesman. • Laser Therapy Despite published The Greyhound Bus Terminal will soon close its doors for • Laser Therapy reports, no location has good in Daytona Beach. been identified for a new •• EEyyee EExxaammss terminal, says Greyhound service from origin to desti- will board a bus heading to spokesman Timothy Stokes. nation, according to the either Orlando or Jack- 386-673-3344 Mr. Stokes said that due to company’s website. sonville. the implementation of “On shorter trips (less Greyhound will be work- Greyhound’s new service, than three hours) the serving with Volusia County offi- Speciiall Interest iin Dry Eyes Greyhound Express, the ice will be non-stop. On a cials to help with the transi- company has reduced the longer trip (over three tion. New Locatiion number of routes in Day- hours) we will typically “The county is trying to tona Beach from eight to make a quick comfort stop. assist them in finding a loca- 20//20 Viisiion Center four. This stop will be at a location because it’s in the best Greyhound Express pro- tion with vending machines interest of the public, but 1425 Hand Ave #A, Ormond Beach vides non-stop or one-stop and public bathrooms,” that is the extent of our according to the site. involvement,” Volusia Mr. Stokes said they no County spokesman Dave longer operate a full service Byron said. DOWNTOWN USED FURNITURE facility from Daytona Beach. Finding a new permanent “At this time, we are Greyhound bus station will Furniture for Every Room & Budget searching for a new location also involve Votran, the that can better accommo- county’s bus service. 16,000 Sq. ft. showroom of clean, classic furniture for home, office or rental. date our service in the area,” “My involvement with the New items arrive daily • Delivery and lay-away available. he said. “There is no new Greyhound station is limit- location at this time, but we ed to working on alternative 685423 do continue to operate from locations for the station that 4 Room, 18 pc Condo Package, L/R, our current location prima- are also served by Votran,” Dinette & 2 Pine Bedrooms rily as a bus stop.” said Ken Fischer, Votran’s Mr. Stokes added they general manager. VOTED Hurry in, they won’t last! hope to begin operations in In addition to purchasing BEST AROUND Mon-Sat 10:00-5:30 www. Downtown-Used-Furniture.com a more permanent location tickets at the current termi- • no later than the beginning nal located at 138 S. Ridge- 1041 Mason Avenue, Daytona Beach • (386)239-9884 of Spring Break when thou- wood Ave., just south of sands of college students are International Speedway expected in town — perhaps Boulevard, interested cus- even before Race Weeks at tomers can buy bus tickets the end of this month. online or by phone. ELLA’S GU We “We hope to find a new Greyhound plans to sell FREE AV NS location that is both con- the one-acre lot and 11,184- APPRAISALS C Buy venient for our passengers, square-foot building built in BUY • SELL • TRADE as well as our services,” he 1963. It’s assessed at Guns said. $445,336, according to the Mr. Stokes said passen- Volusia County Property 685427 gers leaving Daytona Beach Appraiser.

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But three girls in a single-mother the 1980s, she’d gotten a lunch counters and taking a it didn’t surprise him. household, she always had bachelor’s degree in psy- seat. “She’s passionate in what an urge to lead. chology from St. Leo Univer- “I was scared to death,” she believes in,” Mr. Bruno “Someone once told me, sity. Ms. Cusack said. “When we said. “Some of those actions ‘If you act like you know Mr. Bruno said other were at the counter, behind she took back then went a where you’re going, others county council members us were cops. Behind them long way in helping us will join you,’” she said. respect Ms. Cusack’s insight- Front Porch Fridays! 3rd Friday Every Month! were people who didn’t like address (racial-segregation) Back in the ’50s and ’60s, ful study of issues. Music, Wine & Cheese 6pm ‘til... 685336 what we were doing. They’d issues.” Volusia County schools were “She does her homework, say, ‘Let me get to these Fellow council member segregated like those in most and speaks passionately n****rs,’ and the cops were Carl Persis agreed. of the country. The school about what she believes in,” protecting us. We were 17. If “Clearly, that is Joyce, and district wouldn’t be fully he said. we’d been attacked, that that is what I’d expect of integrated until 1970. After According to her fellow would have made national her,” he said. “She does not graduating from Euclid council members, Ms. *From Granada Turn South on Washington Left On Tomoka Ave. news. We went every day, back down from anything or Avenue School, Ms. Cusack Cusack helps keep them * If heading North on Yonge (Rt 1) turn right on Tomoka Rd at until they closed the coun- anybody.” headed to Florida Agricul- aware of the need to help Ms. Cusack was elected to tural and Mechanical Uni- economically-distressed res- Sparkle & Shine Car Wash NEW GEMS! ters.” ph: 386-290-0608 It was her first big step into the county council in 2010, versity. But marriage and idents. She attributed that to political action. and took office last January. children distracted her from first hand experience. Her political career began education for a while. “I guess maybe I just have with an election to the Flori- Then she headed to Day- a sincere desire to be a help da House of Representatives tona Beach Community Col- to people,” she said. “I had in 2000. 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Editor’s note: This is a list mons, 38, of Daytona Beach, $1,250. tona Beach, was arrested on of arrests, not convictions, was arrested on Jan. 24 on •Nelida Troche Ramos, 54, Jan. 27 on charges of burgla- and all arrestees are pre- charges of failure to redeliv- of Daytona Beach, was ry of a conveyance. Bail was sumed innocent unless or er leased property. Bail was arrested on Jan. 26 on set at $4,000. until proven guilty in a set at $2,500. charges of solicitation to •Troy Evan Koontz, 26, of court of law. •Francis James Womer, 48, commit prostitution. Bail Daytona Beach, was arrest- of Daytona Beach, was was set at $1,500. ed on Jan. 27 on charges of Daytona Beach arrested on Jan. 24 on •Tina Smith Barber, 39, of possession of methamphet-

charges of unemployment Daytona Beach, was arrest- amines with intent to dis- 761505 Police Department fraud. Bail was set at $1,000. ed on Jan. 26 on charges of tribute, possession of a •Yvette Yolanda Mitchell, solicitation to commit pros- firearm by a felon and pos- •Jesse Joseph Ahearn, 30, 38, of Daytona Beach, was titution and possession of session of ammunition by a of Daytona Beach, was arrested on Jan. 25 on cocaine. Bail was set at felon. Bail was set at arrested on Jan. 21 on charges of aggravated $3,500. $25,500. charges of felony retail theft. assault on a law enforce- •Barbara Joan Paxton, 37, Bail was set at $1,250. ment officer. Bail was not of Daytona Beach, was Ormond Beach •Jessica Anne Harvell, 26, set. arrested on Jan. 26 on of Daytona Beach, was •Susan Ross Robinson, 55, charges of solicitation to Police Department arrested on Jan. 22 on of Daytona Beach, was commit prostitution. Bail charges of criminal mis- arrested on Jan. 25 on was set at $1,500. •Dale Robert Sagraves, 26, chief. Bail was set at $1,250. charges of social welfare •Jacob L. Cecere, 25, of of Ormond Beach, was •Brandon Demond fraud, fraudulent use of a Daytona Beach, was arrest- arrested on Jan. 21 on Garvin, 21, of Daytona credit card and racketeer- ed on Jan. 26 on charges of charges of possession of Beach, was arrested on Jan. ing. Bail was set at $140,000. burglary of a convenience. alprazolam and 22 on charges of unlawful •Laurie M. Brickman, 52, Bail was set at $2,750. hydrocodone. Bail was set at (888) 277-TIPS possession of cocaine and of Daytona Beach, was •Jimmy Dale Fincher, 50, $2,000. hydrocodone. Bail was set at arrested on Jan. 25 on of Daytona Beach, was $6,000. charges of grand theft with a arrested on Jan. 26 on Holly Hill Wanted •Jonathan Bernard Samp- firearm and possession of a charges of possession of son, 24, of Daytona Beach, firearm by a felon. Bail was cocaine. Bail was set at Police Department Wanted person: was arrested on Jan. 22 on set at $30,000. $2,100. Unknown male suspect charges of armed burglary, •Michelle Elizabeth Bross, •Leroy Harvey, III, 19, of •Jennifer Lynn Regester, Reason wanted: Multiple carrying a concealed 32, of Daytona Beach, was Daytona Beach, was arrest- 35, of Holly Hill, was arrest- armed robberies firearm and possession of a arrested on Jan. 25 on ed on Jan. 26 on charges of ed on Jan. 21 on charges of child neglect. Bail was set at firearm by a convicted felon. charges of possession of burglary of an occupied Crime Stoppers of Bail was not set. cocaine. Bail was set at dwelling and domestic vio- $4,000. •Leah Michelle Mays, 27, Northeast Florida is seek- •Zachary Austin Gittens, $1,000. lence aggravated assault ing information regard- 18, of Daytona Beach, was •Johnathan M. Williams, with a deadly weapon. Bail of Holly Hill, was arrested on Jan. 25 on charges of ing the identity of a man arrested on Jan. 22 on 19, of Daytona Beach, was was not set. who has been captured charges of possession of arrested on Jan. 25 on •Joseph Hilario Rosado, grand theft auto. Bail was set at $1,500. on surveillance video cocaine. Bail was not set. charges of burglary of an 22, of Daytona Beach, was robbing multiple phar- •Julia Lynn Andrews, 27, occupied dwelling. Bail was arrested on Jan. 26 on macies in Volusia County. of Daytona Beach, was set at $2,500. charges of domestic vio- Volusia County The suspect is believed to arrested on Jan. 23 on •Catrell James Armstrong, lence felony battery. Bail Sheriff’s Department be responsible for a total charges of possession of 30, of Daytona Beach, was was not set. of four armed robberies cocaine. Bail was set at arrested on Jan. 25 on •Barbara Joan Paxton, 37, •Daniel Leroy Faulk, 31, of targeting CVS and Wal- $1,500. charges of robbery without of Daytona Beach, was Daytona Beach, was arrest- greens pharmacies. A •Steven Michael Banks, a firearm. Bail was set at arrested on Jan. 26 on ed on Jan. 21 on charges of firearm was implied in 45, of Daytona Beach, was $5,000. charges of solicitation to Unknown male suspect grand theft of a dwelling. most of the robberies, arrested on Jan. 23 on •Therron E. Harris, 23, of commit prostitution. Bail Bail was set at $1,000. which occurred at phar- charges of possession of Daytona Beach, was arrest- was set at $1,500. •Adam Michael Peterman, macies located close to a information about the crack cocaine. Bail was set ed on Jan. 25 on charges of •Joseph Hilario Rosado, 30, of Ormond Beach, was major highway or inter- robberies is asked to call at $1,250. burglary to a residence. Bail 23, of Daytona Beach, was arrested on Jan. 21 on state. After the robberies, Crime Stoppers toll-free •Shawn Bruce, 25, of Day- was not set. arrested on Jan. 27 on charges of retail theft of the suspect is believed to at (888) 277-TIPS.You can tona Beach, was arrested on •Wanda Steele, 39, of Day- charges of domestic vio- $300 or more. Bail was set at have been picked up out- also Text your tip by tex- Jan. 23 on charges of posses- tona Beach, was arrested on lence felony battery. Bail $2,500. side the stores by another ting “TIP231 plus your sion of cocaine. Bail was not Jan. 26 on charges of solici- was not set. •Scott Daniel Sandillo, 49, unknown person driving message” to CRIMES. Any- set. tation to commit prostitu- •Craig Kendrick, 39, of of Ormond Beach, was a small pickup truck with one who provides infor- •Shasheka L. Jones, 19, of tion. Bail was set at $1,500. Daytona Beach, was arrest- arrested on Jan. 22 on a topper. mation to Crime Stoppers Daytona Beach, was arrest- •Tijuanna J. 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I agree with the ranter about the casinos. Before casinos are brought into the area every aspect of this idea should be looked at. Casinos will bring other problems to the city. Crime will definitely rise. More drinking problems will arise as most casinos offer free alcohol as long as you’re gambling. Then, there is the fact that people who have issues with any type of addiction will be having more problems. Gambling addictions are a serious problem. You will have a higher rate Courtesy of Lynn Kaiser Conrad of prostitution. Not to mention, parents will be gambling At a recent luncheon, the Volusia Flagler Association of Women Lawyers asked attendees to bring gift cards to benefit and their kids will be sitting inside the casino until late the Domestic Abuse Council’s programs. Judge Dawn Fields (right) presented gift cards to Cheryl Fuller, CEO of the hours. They will not be getting the right kind of sleep they Domestic Abuse Council. The association raised nearly $700 in gift cards. For more information on programs about need or getting help with their homework. I worked in the casinos in Las Vegas. I would see children lined up by the domestic violence and prevention, call (386) 3257-2297 or (386) 255-2102. front doors of the casino waiting for their parents to finish so that they could go home. People are having a hard time making ends meet, the idea of hitting a jackpot will seem like such an easy way to get extra money to pay their bills, them to do? Would you like all homeless people locked up cle, is that bikers no longer just hang out on Main Street. but these people seem to forget for every $1,000 jackpot it in jail? I hope that you never find yourself in that situation. Since the new Harley compound was built in Ormond, U.S. will usually cost the person about $2,000. The casinos don’t Some of my family members have been and they did get 1 from I-95 to Daytona is a cacophonous funnel of bikers loose. assistance from family and food banks until they could get and biker bars. I apologized to a friend of mine once another job. because I didn’t warn him about playing golf at a nearby golf Whoever you are, I feel very sorry for you. I don’t know course during Biketoberfest. He said that on parts of the In response to: ‘Begging should how you feel you have the right to judge others like this. If course the noise from the Harleys, the music from loud be banned on Beach Street’ you don’t want to help them, just say no and ask them to speakers on U.S.1, then the constant drone of small plane move on. If that is too bold for you then continue to write in engines landing and taking off at the Ormond Airport— I just finished reading the Hometown News and the ranter to a newspaper where you can rant and not post your name. made concentrating on a drive or a putt very difficult. “How who complained about people asking for food actually do people around here stand it?” he asked. shocked me. This ranter obviously is one of the lucky ones A modest proposal for bike events I didn’t know the answer. Many leave town, as I do. who is still able to either work or has an established retire- Now, I realize that most bikers are nice folks — clean, law- ment plan. I am also one of the lucky ones who has a job As a longtime resident of Ormond Beach, I was appalled abiding, generous. The problem is that the events also and I am very thankful for it. I would like to know how this to read about the proposed extension of Biketoberfest from attract immature morons who love gunning their Harleys up ranter knows that every single person who was asking for four to ten days. If this happens, I’ll have to leave town for and down Granada Bridge and racing back and forth on U.S. food actually wants money instead to buy alcohol and longer than I have in the past. 1 and other public roads, often at wee hours of the morning. drugs? Like the welfare system and food stamps there are I try to leave town every Biketoberfest and Bike Week Their Harleys have what any civilized society would prohibit going to be those that do the wrong thing with their assis- because the noise and extra traffic drive me crazy. There are from manufacture and sale: “mufflers” that don’t muffle but tance. To decide that every single person is also doing the others like me, so those of you claiming the extra days will produce sounds beyond tolerable levels even to the hard of wrong is a pretty close-minded statement. bring more money to local merchants and restaurants must hearing. There are laws against this, I know, but the police All over this country, people who have always been able to deduct the amount that those who leave town would spend probably have enough to do (several bikers a year are work and make money and feed their family are now in a sit- if such events were kept to a minimum and kept quieter and involved in serious accidents, for example) that illegal muf- uation that they never dreamed would happen. If they don’t they stayed. flers seem like a minor offense. have any family members that can assist what do you expect The problem, as mentioned in the Hometown News arti- Well, they aren’t a minor offense, not to me anyway.

We’re on Facebook! Letters “Like” Hometown News In response to: ‘Our boulevard In response to: ‘Begging should Volusia for the latest in of broken dreams’ be banned on Beach Street’ Thanks, Mr. Smith, for a very well written article on Jan. I read of the fortunate person who ate a wonderful local news, information 20, about the broken dreams so evident on a typical morn- dinner on Beach Street and was disturbed at people and interactive features ing drive along U.S. 1. Well written in that it captures truth- who were not as fortunate and who needed a handout fully and succinctly an epidemic that has for many years so they could nourish themselves. The writer went on to like photo contests and and for far too many people, become a stranglehold on say the homeless were such a burden. It is obvious they Rants & Raves. their minds (and souls). have never been in rough times. I am sure this person Your article does us a very valuable service. That is to will be in church on Sunday acting as if they care. On continue to remind us — and confront us — of crack the opposite page are people lined up at a soup kitchen, addiction and other addictions that are at the very root of are they getting booze and drugs there? This has so much crime, violence, disease and societal dysfunction become our society now, the less fortunate should be today. moved somewhere else. Sad, but this is so common THISTHIS WEEK’SWEEK’S LUCKYLUCKY As for the “victims” that I also witness on a daily basis... nowadays. BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE “there, but for the grace of God, go I.” If This is your Curt Carver Jim Russell license plate go to New Smyrna Beach Edgewater the nearest HTN Office to verify by noon Tuesday. cusses several issues related to fund- Bob’s Café will be open for lunch. Notes ing, right of way and station location This week’s From page A1 and design for the 61-mile system that Museum to hold will stretch from DeLand to Poin- prize is: GET YOUR BUMPER STICKER TODAY! Stop by ANY office or CALL!!! ties in the community and will also ciana. photography workshop $ introduce attendees to the economics associated with heritage tourism and Women in Construction to The Southeast Museum of Photog- 100 raphy will hold an introduction to I My historic preservation. For information or to register, e-mail celebrate anniversary image editing class on three consecu- 011606 WIN $100-$1000 [email protected] or call (386) 671- tive Saturdays Feb. 4, 11 and 18. VOLUSIA CO. BREVARD CO. INDIAN RIVER/MARTIN/ST LUCIE CO. 8160. The Volusia County Chapter of The The class will meet from 9 to 4 p.m., 386-322-5900 321-242-1013 772-465-5656 National Association of Women in each Saturday. Construction will celebrate its 32nd All ages and skill levels are welcome. Bruno named chairman year of charter in February. The cost is $175 per student. of Central Florida Members will be celebrating Feb. 3, Due to limited space, pre-registra- at a membership mixer/anniversary tion and payment are required. Rail Commission party. For more information call (386) 506- The February meeting will be at 6 4475 or visit www.smponline.org. Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Volusia County Chair Frank Bruno p.m. Monday, Feb.13, at Vince Carter’s 1102 South U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 was elected chairman of the Central Restaurant, 2150 LPGA Blvd., Daytona Benefit planned for veterans Copyright © 2011, Hometown News , L.C. Florida Rail Commission Governing Beach. There is a $5 meeting fee and Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Board recently. Mr. Bruno previously dinner is order off menu. The Central Florida Veterans for America in 2005, 2006, 2007. served on the commission represent- One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. The speaker will be Ron Wallace, Peace will hold a benefit for local ing Volusia County. His nomination News Journal publisher. . . . .Publisher and C.O.O. . . .Production Manager troops, veterans and their families on Steven E. Erlanger Mercedes Lee-Paquette received unanimous support by the Farris Robinson ...... Advertising Manager Rita Zeblin ...... Pagination Manager For more information or to make a Saturday, Feb. 4. Lee Mooty ...... Regional Manager Kathy Santilla ...... Graphic Artist commission. Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Patricia Snyder ...... Director Classified Advertising reservation, call (386) 239-7231. There will be an outdoor demon- Philip J. Galdys ...... VP/Director of Operations Anna Snyder-Vasquez . . . . .Classified Consultant The Governing Board was estab- Tammy A. Raits ...... VP/Managing Editor . . . . .Classified Consultant stration from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Carol Deprey-Zelenak lished Aug. 29, 2007, to assist the Robin Bevilacqua . . . . .Human Resources Lora L. Uber ...... Classified Consultant Palmetto Club corner of International Speedway Michele Muccigrosso . .Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Dolan Hoggatt ...... Circulation Manager Florida Department of Transportation Sylvia Montes ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Stephen Sparacino ...... District Circulation Manager Boulevard and Nova Road in front of Cheryl Rein ...... Office Manager Jeannine Gage ...... Associate Managing Editor with policy direction during the plan- to hold flea market Agnes Dillon ...... Receptionist Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer Steak ‘n Shake. ning, design, construction and first Gary Kirkman ...... Advertising Consultant Dan Harkins ...... Staff Writer That evening, there will be a film Cathy Moody ...... Advertising Consultant Megan Schumacher ...... Graphic Designer seven years of operation for the Sun- The Palmetto Club will hold a flea Rodney Bookhardt . . . .Advertising Consultant Carrie Maday ...... News Clerk/ screening of the documentary “The Don Hendricks ...... Advertising Consultant Entertainment Writer Rail system. The Governing Board market from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Satur- New American Century” at Steve’s consists of five members - one each Phone (386) 322-5900 day, Feb. 4, at 1000 S. Beach St. in Day- Famous Diner, 1584 S. Nova Road. from Volusia, Seminole, Orange and Fax (386) 322-5901 tona Beach. For more information, visit Classified (386) 322-5949 Osceola counties as well as the City of There will be more than 40 tables to www.meetup.com/wearechangeflori- Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 Orlando. chose from including: antiques, crafts, Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 The four-county commission dis- food, glasswear, plants and jewelry. See NOTES, A13 [email protected] BEACH ORMOND Friday, February 3, 2012 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A7 Court costs alternative could save money By Patrick McCallister instead of arrested for minor off streets to transport peo- police officers would give A.A.T. For Hometown News infractions don’t make it to ple to jail, which adds police ticketed individuals a flyer court, often because they’re costs to cities. Then it costs that would have contact Roofing, LLC VOLUSIA COUNTY — homeless. Even if they do the county $71 a day when information for a program Every year, police officers in make it, the vast majority of people with bench warrants coordinator who could keep Volusia County stop about them do not have money to are in jail. Another issue is recipients updated on court 4,000 people for minor pay fines levied against that those with warrants on appearances. Additionally, offenses like disorderly con- them their heads may not reach the coordinator and volun- duct or public intoxication “When people fail to out for much needed servic- teers could help those indi- and give them tickets appear, I don’t have a lot of es, for fear of being arrested. viduals get into social-serv- instead of taking them to choice but to issue a warrant Judge Schumann recently ice or community-service jail. Those folks then get for arrest,” Volusia County spoke to the Volusia County programs that judges could notices by mail telling them Court Judge Belle B. Schu- Council about a proposed credit toward the costs of when to appear at court to mann said. program that would solve court. face the charges. Warrants that are a waste these problems, the Sen- Judge Schumann said 35 Years’ Experience • Free Estimates Simple enough — except of time and money, many tencing Alternatives for courts can credit people $10 for the homeless, who can’t officials say. 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other self-improvement neen to find a way to fund a $50,000 is likely a bargain. up, we’re going to transport Harmony, a local faith- efforts as part of the com- coordinator for three years. “That’s 714 jail days, if you them,” he said. “Only, it’ll be in based social-advocacy Save munity service and dis- The coordinator will most look at it like that,” he said. a car. Then it’ll be in a van.” group, to form the proposed From page A7 charge court costs.” likely be a grant position “I’d like to get it funded and The council will have to court program. Luke Miller, service. She explained that Self-improvement efforts with a private service go forward.” vote on approving the fund- co-chair of the FAITH when program participants such as seeking mental- provider, rather than a Additionally, Mr. Wagner ing source after the manager homelessness committee, show up for court appear- health, job-training, or county or court employee. asked Mr. Dinneen to seek proposes it. That’ll likely said it was popular with area ances, they can use their drug-treatment programs. The estimated cost will ways to fund bus trans- happen in February. Pro- police departments he preemptive efforts as a sort The cost of the court charge about $50,000 a year. portation for program par- gram organizers hope to talked with. of credit. is $273. Council member Josh ticipants to get to court. have the SAVE docket in “This way they not only “I’d take their plea, with- Council members were Wagner, a former prosecu- Homeless people frequently place by April. don’t have to go to jail for hold adjudication, and with- supportive of the proposed tor, said the program can miss court dates due to a Judge Schumann worked stupid tickets, but we’re able hold court costs,” the judge program, and directed spare the county thousands lack of transportation. with FAITH, Fighting to get them connected with said. “I’m willing to consider county manager Jim Din- of jail days a year. He said “(Those) that don’t show Against Injustice Toward services,” he said. BLISS BY BEAULIEU • SHAW FLOORING • TARKETT • COLUMBIA

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make a DVD of “Filling the “The Service of People of Honors Gap” available to every Color in the Civil War” takes place at 4 p.m. Satur- From page A2 social studies teacher in the nation. She believes the day, Feb. 4, at Bethune- a slave, but a lot of the history taught in schools is Cookman University’s Cen- issues he dealt with, they’re not complete. ter for Civic Engagement, still left over today.” Her favorite part is open- 740 W. International Speed- All the proceeds of the ing children’s eyes as widely way Blvd., Daytona Beach. $10 ticket price for the Feb. as possible. Tickets: $10. Call (386) 481- 4 event, which is titled “The “I delight in telling chil- 2465 or (386) 253-1516, or Service of People of Color dren especially that black e-mail [email protected] for in the Civil War,” will go people did more than pick more information or to toward Ms. Fears’ efforts to cotton,” she said. reserve a seat.

Randy Barber/staff photographer U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, of Florida, is ushered into the Dickerson Cen- ter by Florida Rep. Dwayne Taylor for the President Obama re-election campaign kickoff last Saturday.

get along,” Ms. Bland said. County Democratic Party Dems “We need one voting law said the meeting Saturday is From page A1 which doesn’t disenfran- the catalyst for supporters 689680 chise anyone, which is what going out and organizing. is happening now.” Mr. Scribner said if Presi- “This event is to help Ms. Bland said security dent Obama is not re-elect- overcome obstacles Repub- was tight at the event. The ed, “we will be in more eco- licans are putting in our Daytona Beach Police nomic woes then we are way,” he said. Department Mobile Unit currently in.” Before Ms. Wasserman- was parked near the Dicker- “We need tax increases Schultz arrived, the Democ- son Center, because of Ms. (on the wealthy) for govern- ratic Party faithful talked Wasserman-Schultz’s high ment to get us out of this about President Obama’s ranking in the Democratic stagnation,” he said. “People chances of winning the Party. are becoming more opti- state. The Rev. Carl Brinkley, for- mistic.” Emma Brinkley, the head mer executive director of Irma Terry said she is con- of the local Women for the Daytona Beach Housing fident President Obama will Obama, one of the sponsors Authority, at 87, says he get re-elected. of Saturday’s event, which wants to do his part to make “I think he has a great attracted about 50 people, sure President Obama is re- chance,” Ms. Terry said. said President Obama must elected. “He’s only had four years. get re-elected to finish what “We want to have a man You can’t make dramatic he started. we can trust,” he said. “I’m changes in four years.” “The Republicans are so glad I lived to see a black Hardy Smith, Daytona talking about going back,” man elected president of the Beach’s government rela- Ms. Brinkley said. “I had rel- United States.” tions administrator, said he atives who were slaves. I Rob Field of Deltona said was at the event specifically know what going back this year’s election is about to lobby Ms. Wasserman- means.” people who earn a living Schultz support to help get Norma Bland, president working a regular job versus funds to repave and fix the of the Citizens Coalition of people who make money off infrastructure of Orange Daytona Beach, another of money. Avenue, which runs east - sponsor of the campaign “The Republicans want to west through the city paral- kick-off, said she is worried find a way to change agen- lel to the Dickerson Center. about seniors, students and da. They don’t care about Ms. Wasserman-Schultz others being able to vote working in the community,” also appeared at an event at because of new voter ID Mr. Field said. the University of Central laws in the state. Ormond Beach resident Florida Student Union in “We as a people need to Ron Scribner of the Volusia Orlando. 689668 A10 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, February 3, 2012 National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day events planned

For Hometown News HIV/AIDS Awareness [email protected] Day Events DAYTONA BEACH – This is the 12th year of the Unity in the Community Event National Black HIV/AIDS 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb.4 Awareness Day, an HIV test- Mason Nova Plaza, 1055 ing and treatment commu- Mason Ave., Daytona Beach nity mobilization initiative Hosted by Ministries for recognized on Feb. 7 and Christ Outreach designed to encourage blacks to get educated, get tested, get treated and get No cost rapid HIV testing involved with HIV/AIDS. 1-4 p.m. Feb. 7 It is estimated that more Volusia County Health than 1,400 people are living Department, 1845 Holson- with HIV/AIDS in back Drive, Daytona Beach Randy Barber/staff photographer Volusia/Flagler counties. In Hosted by Volusia County A couple walks into a Daytona Beach precinct to vote in the Florida Republican primary Tuesday. Volusia County, blacks Health Department made up 9 percent of the population, but were 37 party’s nomination to square off days for their votes to be counted. In percent of the AIDS cases National Black HIV/AIDS Romney against President Barack Obama in all, about 41,800 Volusia Republicans and 30 percent of the HIV Awareness and From page A1 the general election. voted. Just over 2,100 took advantage cases in 2009. Information Day “(Mr. Gingrich) says he’ll take this of early voting. In Florida, one in 50 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Feb.7 fight to the convention,” Mr. Baldauff An informal survey of some Volusia blacks, one in 178 Hispanics Community Resource Republican primary voters showed a defeat on Jan. 20, the presidential said. “As a conservative, I think he and one in 347 whites are Center, 910 S. Adelle Ave., hopeful launched his bid for the Sun- should. We tried the moderate against no strong enthusiasm for either Mr. living with HIV/AIDS. Romney or Mr. Gingrich. The voters DeLand shine State at Ormond Beach’s Allstar the liberal in ’96 and ’08, and it didn’t For more information Hosted by Joel Lawrence Building Materials. work.” seemed primarily motivated to pick about National Black the candidate who seemed most like- HIV/AIDS Organization in Rick Santorum suspended his The Volusia County Canvassing HIV/AIDS Awareness Day collaboration with Outreach Board will meet on Feb. 10 to certify ly to defeat the Democrat in the White events, call (386) 274-0634. Florida primary campaign early, but House come November. Community Care Network, still swept almost 12 percent of the the results of the election. Results For more information about “I voted for Newt Gingrich,” Jack Springhill Neighborhood Volusia vote. He tipped slightly more could be changed slightly by 73 provi- HIV/AIDS, visit www.volusi- Bundy said. “I would have voted for Association, Stewart March- than 13 percent of the Florida vote. sional ballots and outstanding absen- ahealth.com or Rick Santorum, but I don’t believe he man Act Behavioral Center Mr. Baldauff said Mr. Santorum’s tee ballots. The Volusia County www.wemakethechange.co and Prevention on the Move strong showing was a hopeful sign Department of Elections mailed could win. It was a hard choice m. that conservative Republicans can get almost 6,300 absentee ballots, and between the frontrunners. Our No. 1 People can text their ZIP Mr. Gingrich, whom he feels is more about 1,400 haven’t been returned. priority is to get Obama out.” code to 477493 to find the — Volusia County conservative than Mr. Romney, the Overseas voters have an additional 10 nearest testing location. Health Department

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For four years, the Kellys Other volunteers tally the She adds, “You hiring?” few dozen camps so far. clotheslines and a small Dark have volunteered to per- count at shelters, day labor Ms. Kelly sits down on a They figure they have painted sign that reads form DeLand’s part of the halls, soup kitchens, plastic chair in front of one somewhere around 60 to go “WRONG WAY,” lives 53- From page A1 annual county night count libraries and service agen- of Alice’s two double-size before sunrise. year-old Richard. of homeless encampments cies during the day. tents – one as a house, the Another few hundred He’s been here two years, “Who?” a groggy woman’s – from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. when Last year, about three other as a storage shed – yards into the woods, along the whole time attending voice answers. they’re more likely to be dozen volunteers counted just in front of a makeshift a narrow path rutted deep school at the nearby Florida “Andy Kelly! Doing this occupied – ever since Ms. 748 homeless people in grill and kitchen table by ATV tires, Mr. Kelly spots Technical College in a quest year’s homeless count!” Kelly started as volunteer- temporary housing and stacked high with spices, bicycle tracks that indicate for an associate’s degree in “Oh!” she says, sounding ing as treasurer for the 1,680 living outside. That’s canned food, drink mixes Alice was right about hav- business management. He’s relieved. “Hey Andy. Come Volusia/Flagler County 950 more men, women and skillets. She starts filling neighbors. got five months of school on in.” Coalition for the Homeless. and sometimes children ing out a survey form. She “Incoming!” Mr. Kelly left. than were counted five doesn’t have to ask Alice a sounds off again. He plans on taking his years ago. single question, though. They spot what Mr. Kelly new degree and 27 years of This year’s official figures, She already knows all the calls one of the rarer “Cadil- experience as a contractor as well as the results from answers. lacs of homeless camps.” to find a desk job. surveys conducted during “Everybody is one or two It’s presided over by 58- For now, though, “I make the count, should be paychecks away from being year-old Robert and 40- due with what I’ve got out released sometime in one of these people on the year-old Anne, who were here,” he says. March, said coalition direc- streets,” Ms. Kelly says. just married on Dec. 17, His site is another “Cadil- tor Lisa Hamilton. The data “And then you feel like despite being homeless for lac,” reflecting his construc- are a requirement for fund- you’re in a tunnel with no three years. tion background. A small ing from the federal light at the end of it.” Their camp has a deep tent “bedroom,” where he Department of Housing Mr. Kelly asks Alice how hole surrounded by a tarp says his girlfriend is sleep- and Urban Development. many others are still living for a bathroom, a dedicated ing at the moment, abuts a “This is so we understand in the neighborhood. She camper’s shower, two large kitchen and living room what’s happening,” said rattles off names and the tents, a gazebo with tables with chairs and tables. All of Mrs. Hamilton. “Do we have Kellys know them all too. and chairs, and a propane it is covered by several tarps more children or families or Some have “gone carny,” grill they don’t use because tied to the surrounding people living outside? It Alice says, meaning they’ve they can’t afford the fuel. trees, propped up in the helps us know and under- joined a roving carnival. “If I could find a job, I center for headroom. stand and respond to the Others are no longer wouldn’t be out here,” said Over a narrow kitchen problem.” alive. Robert, who compulsively table stacked high with After seven years of being “I know something like 40 wound his battery-less utensils and canned food is homeless, Alice says she’s people who’ve died in the flashlight and puffed on a a framed picture stating, gotten used to living alone last few years,” she says. “At generic cigarette. “We do it “Give us this day our daily

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ial Medical Parkway, Day- To date, more than 30 Flori- 685326 tona Beach. St. Brendan’s History Cruiser, a mobile clinic that da counties have received The cost is $12 for mem- Night will be held from 6:30 offers low-cost spaying and Project Public Health Ready bers and $14 for non-mem- to 8 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 9, neutering services to resi- recognition. SaveSave Money,Money,EatEat OUT!OUT! bers. Reservations are at the school library, 1000 dents of unincorporated For more information go required. Oceanshore Blvd., Ormond parts of the county, will be to www.naccho.org/topics 50 % OFF To register, call (386) 615- Beach. held on Feb. 6, at Rockin’ /emergency/pphr.cfm. 4334. This event is open to the Ranch, 801 S. Nova Road, Gift Certificates public. Admission is free, Ormond Beach. www.hometownnewsol.com but donations will be Fees are based on income. Elks to hold League of Women accepted. Appointments are required dinner dance Participants may view the and may be made by calling (386) 323-3575. Voters to meet seven-panel exhibit from The Ormond Beach Elks the Gilder-Lehrman History For more information, visit www.volusia.org/ani- Lodge 285 Wilmette Ave., will The League of Women Institute. “Free at Last: A hold its annual Valentine’s Voters of Volusia County will malcontrol/cruiser.htm. History of the Abolition of Dinner/Dance on Saturday, sponsor “Understanding the Slavery in America” traces Feb. 10. Cocktails will be Financial Implications of the history of the movement VCHD earns served at 5:30 p.m. A filet School Choice Policy” pre- to abolish slavery from the mignon and crab cake dinner sented by Sandra Parks, recognition framing of the Constitution will begin at 6:30 p.m. author, critical thinking cur- 685420 to its abolition during the Tickets are $15 are on sale riculum consultant, at 10:30 The National Association Civil War. at the lodge. Dancing will be a.m., Saturday, Feb. 11, at of County and City Health The Social Studies Fair held after dinner. the Holiday Inn at Interstate Officials has recognized the projects from Grades 4, 6, Volusia County Health 95 and LPGA, and 8 will also be on display, Daytona Beach. Department for its ability to For more information, call along with the Seventh respond to public health (386) 673-5758. The program is free and Grade’s Project Citizen open to the public. Board that examines public Luncheon reservations policy regarding Volusia are $15. Lunch will be fol- County beach driving. lowed with the speaker. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS PARADE WINNERS Reservations are required by Feb. 6. For more informa- Halifax Genealogical On Jan. 17, the Ormond Beach Department of Leisure tion, call (386) 673-4133. Services Community Events staff assisted with Society to meet presenting awards to the 2011 Home for the Holidays parade winners at the City Commission meeting. Aquatic Center The February meeting of is open the Halifax Genealogical Best of Show Society will meet at 1:30 Ormond Beach Elementary The City of Daytona p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, in the Beach’s Cypress Aquatic Ormond Beach Library Presidents Cup Award Center is open. Auditorium, 30 S. Beach St. Ormond Ace Hardware For the added comfort of The program will be swimmers the pool is heated “Writing and Publishing Floats to 83 degrees. Family History: From Inspi- 1st Place • Holly Hill PTSA New this season, kayak ration to Nuts and Bolts.” 2nd Place • Sparkle & Shine Car Wash and paddleboard access is The speaker will be Joe 3rd Place • Aberdeen Residents available to groups, special- David Bellamy. lements of Design ty shops, instructors and The monthly genealogical Vehicles individuals Saturday morn- class will follow the general 1st Place • The Yard Trainer meeting. February’s topic is 2nd Place • Cub Scout Pack No. 54 Custom Window and Bedding Treatments • Upholstery ings from 10 a.m. to noon. Lighting • Furniture • Gifts & Accessories “Using Volusia County Pub- 3rd Place • Halifax Rowing Association Located on the southeast 684005 62 E. Granada Blvd, Ormond Beach 386-673-2225 corner of Nova Road and lic Library’s Historical News- George W. Engram Boule- paper Database.” Visitors Walkers vard, the pool’s hours are are welcome. 1st Place • Dance Art Theatre Monday to Friday 3 to 6:30 For more information, call 2nd Place • Tomoka Elementary p.m. and Saturdays from 1 (385) 672-3806. 3rd Place • Pathways Elementary to 3 p.m. Adjusted seasonal admission is $2 for adults Learning, Living & and $1 for kids, at the door. For more information, call Laughing Series (386) 671-3426 or (386) 671- planned Carousel Antiques 8392. The Home Inspection Academy Presents: We Buy Estates & Single Items The Florida Association of Building Inspectors (FABI) Bishop’s Glen Retirement State of Florida approved course #48 Law Enforcement Community will continue its Large Selection of Antiques & Collectibles Learning, Living & Laughing Academy to honor Series with the “Impact of • Furniture • Primitives HOME INSPECTOR new graduates Spirituality on Your Life” at • Glassware • Oil Paintings 120 Hour Pre License Course 685348 1:30 p.m., Feb. 8, at 900 386-255-1132 The Law Enforcement LPGA Blvd., Holly Hill. Academy at Daytona State The speaker will be Robert Julian May, Owner • Open 10-5:30 Mon-Sat Florida’s most respected inspection

Nickell, chaplain at Florida 685291 College will honor 29 gradu- 110 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach, FL 32114 organization is bringing its home inspection ates during a commence- Hospital Hospice Care. school to a location near you ment ceremony at 6 p.m. All events are free of Monday, Feb. 6, at the News- charge. Reservations are Daytona Beach March 19-31, 2012 Journal Center, located at requested and may be made SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS 221 N. Beach St. in down- at (386) 226-9110. The fast track to licensing as a Florida Home Inspector town Daytona Beach. We Can repair your TV • Two weeks of classroom instruction plus two Saturdays of In addition to certificates Valentine’s dinner For alot less than replacing it, field work (practical exercises & inspecting actual houses) In most cases • Prepare for Florida licensing and take FABI Exam at the end of the course of completion, awards will For Over 35 Years be presented to graduates dance slated • Reference books, classroom material, and exam included who have excelled in aca- Carry in Service • We repair Plasma HDTV • Call (800) 544-FABI for information The Italian American Club demics, leadership, physical LCD HDTV • DLP Projection HDTV Total cost $1,995 (VISA, Mastercard, Discover Accepted) fitness and marksmanship. of Ormond Beach will hold a Sales of Refurbished Flat Screen TV’s 684015 Valentine’s dinner dance, $200 Deposit required Upon graduation, stu- Go to TechTVRepairService.com Friday, Feb. 10, at Prince of 386-673-3840 Contact Sunni Simmons at (800) 544-FABI or visit the FABI web dents may take a compre- For Your Coupons site http://www.fabi.org or Jon Tremper at (321) 259-2783 hensive examination given Peace Hall, 600 S. Nova “Melrose Plaza” 407 N US HWY1, Ormond Beach

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Owners Marilynn and Ben Sternberg behind the Out & counter at Her- shey’s Ice Cream about in Ormond Beach. STAR SCOPES James Tucker FRIDAY, Feb.3 Week of 2-3-2012 Aries-March 21-April 19 •Eagles Tribute: “The Long Run – Eagles Tribute” will be Your strong belief in doing held from 7:30-9:30 p.m. things right is a major fac- Friday, Feb. 3, at the Ormond tor in your life’s success. Beach Performing Arts Center, When you get that “right” 399 N. U.S. Highway 1. Tickets feeling nothing can slow are $20. For more information, you down or stop you as visit www.ormondbeach.org. you march on to victory. •Movies on the Halifax: You have an awesome “Cannonball Run II” will be reservoir of love, passion shown at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, and desire. So many won- in Rockefeller Gardens. derful dreams live in your Refreshments will be available heart. Your life is richly for purchase. rewarded. •Film Movement Global Photo by Cinema: The Southeast Taurus-April 20-May 20 Cathy Wharton Museum of Photography will Act decisively on your show “A Screaming Man” at immediate goal and plans. 1:30 p.m., Feb. 3, at the Madorsky Theater, Daytona Your inherent sense of Campus, Daytona State responsibility will guide Hershey’s Ice Cream is a sweet retreat you as needed. Just keep a College, Building 1200. This film is Arabic with English lighter touch on life. Refuse By Cathy Wharton a few. Some of these are hard to find serve, it also provides no-fat, sugar- subtitles. Movie admission is to let earthly things upset by donation. For more For Homeotwn News these days, but not at Hershey’s Ice free choices, plus frozen yogurt — you. Look at adversity as a information call (386) 506- Cream. another no-fat product. For special means to grow and reach 4475 or visit www.smpon- ORMOND BEACH — Go ahead: Try “The main attraction of people occasions, there are plenty of other greater understanding with line.org. to name one person who doesn’t like coming in, of course, is the ice delights to choose from: Ice cream your family and associates. •Exhibition Film Series ice cream. Hard to do, right? cream,” owner Ben Sternberg said. cakes, cupcakes, ice cream rolls and Count your blessings and Surfing on Film: The South- For all those lovers of the cold Indeed, the array of flavors at Her- sandwiches, all made on premises. be grateful. east Museum of Photography creamy treat, a great place to try is on shey’s is amazing — 48 different fla- Hershey’s also offers homemade will show “One California Day” beachside Granada Boulevard in vors. I tried six of them. Starting with floats, banana splits, smoothies and Gemini-May 21-June 21 at 6 p.m. Feb. 3, at the Ormond Beach. a generous scoop each of Peanut But- sundaes. Keep on striving for a bet- Madorsky Theater, Daytona Hershey’s Ice Cream is a must-visit ter Twist, Pistachio, Coconut Choco- Hershey’s key to success? Quality, ter life for yourself and Campus, Daytona State ice cream emporium generously late Almond and Strawberry Cheese- Mr. Sternberg and his wife, Marilynn those you love. Refuse to College, Building 1200. Movie stocked not only with fabulous ice cake, I finished my taste-fest with a Sternberg, co-owner of the Ormond let the occasional storms of admission is by donation. For cream, but also a large selection of homemade waffle cone stuffed with store, said. The ice cream is manufac- more information, call (386) life set you back. Be patient hard to find candy. two sizable dollops of Mackinac tured by Hershey’s Creamery in Har- and trust your instincts 506-4475 or visit In days gone by, candy racks had an Island Fudge and Chocolate Chip risburg, Pa. It is a pure product, and is www.smponline.org. when decisions have to be ample supply of irresistible goodies Cookie Dough. made with real milk and cream, noth- made. Whenever you get such as Oh Henry candy bars, Necco All of them were delicious. ing artificial. In addition, they use SATURDAY, Feb. 4 that little buzz in the head Wafers, Bit-o-Honey, Jujy-fruits, Clark Though Hershey’s is known for its that something isn’t right bars and Gummy Bears, just to name premium ice cream, frozen or soft See RETREAT, B9 •Veterans benefit: The pay attention to it. Fore- Central Florida Veterans for sight is better than hind- Peace will hold a benefit for sight. local troops, veterans and their families on Saturday, Feb. Cancer-June 22-July 22 4.There will be an outdoor Your strong sense of demonstration from 11 a.m. to The Club Scene responsibility keeps mov- 5 p.m., at the corner of ing you in the right direc- International Speedway • Alfredo’s Ristorante •Black Sheep Pub and •Bonkerz Comedy Club: www.brucerossmeyer.com. tion. You have such a Boulevard and Nova Road in Italiano: Live entertainment is Eating House: Happy Hour is Tom Dustin will perform at 9 •The C Note: The Pirates strong connection with front of Steak ‘n Shake. That held from 6-9 p.m., Friday and daily from 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. and p.m. Friday, Feb, 3 and 8 and will perform Friday and from spirit that this should be evening, there will be a film Saturday. Alfredo’s Ristorante 9 p.m. – Close. Black Sheep 10 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4. 7:30-10:30 p.m. James Wise easy. Just listen to and trust screening of “The New Italiano is located at 4647 has Local Night on Wednes- Bonkerz is located at the La will perform from 7:30-10:30 your first impressions. Live American Century” at Steve’s Clyde Morris Blvd, Port day which is Happy Hour from Playa Resort and Suites, p.m. Saturday. Line dancing in the moment. This is the Famous Diner, 1584 S. Nova Orange FL 32127. For more 3 p.m. till close as well as 2500 N. Atlantic Ave lessons are held from 7-9 p.m. Road. For more information, cutting edge of life and information, call (386) 322- wing specials. Tuesday is Live Daytona Beach. For more Tuesday. Cost is $4. visit when you are the sharpest. 6090. Team Trivia hosted by Caleb information, call Singer/Songwriter Brad Sayre www.meetup.com/wearechan It’s all going to work out as •Angell & Phelps Café: and Crystal starting at 7:15 (386) 672-0990. will play from 7-10 p.m. geflorida or call (386) 235- planned. Brad Sayre will perform from p.m. with gift card prizes. •Bruce Rossmeyer’s Wednesday. 1301 W. Canal 3268. 7-10 p.m., Saturday. Angell & There are weekly specials that Destination Daytona: Every St., New Smyrna Beach. •Simply Streisand: “Simply Leo-July 23-Aug. 22 Phelps Café is located at 156 include Monday Meatloaf Thursday Evening is Bike Night Double Trouble will perform Streisand, Back to Broadway” I continue to marvel at your S. Beach St. Daytona Beach. special for $6.95.Tuesday is at Saints & Sinners Pub from 7:30-10:30 p.m. will be held from 7-9 p.m. flexibility. It has a lot to do For more information, call Fish & Chips for $7.95 and located at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Thursday. The C Note is Saturday, Feb. 4, at the (386) 257-2677. Sunday is 10-ounce N.Y. Strip Daytona Beach. There is live located at 1301 Canal St., New with your breeding, educa- Ormond Beach Performing •Bank & Blues Club: for $9.95 all with purchase of music from 7-10 p.m. All Smyrna Beach. For more tion, experience and desire Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. Daytona Blues Society True a beverage. Live music most model Bikes welcome. Every information, call (386) 423- to excel. It comes from the Highway 1. The show stars Blues Jam is held at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights second Sunday of the month 0700. heart. You always seem to Carla DelVillaggio and the each Wednesday. The Show starting at 7:30 p.m.Visit is Super Swap Sunday Car & •Caffeine Bistro & Wine come out on top, even if at Hello Gorgeous Band. Tickets Case Act will be held at 8:30 www.theblacksheep.co to see Motorcycle Swap Meet from 8 Bar: Caffeine Bistro has live the last minute. Tenacity is are $20. For more information, p.m. Daytona Blues Society a calendar of events. Black a.m.-2 p.m. Vendor spots are music Wednesday through a major factor. The bottom visit www.ormondbeach.org. “True Blues” Live Jam open Sheep Pub and Eating House $10 for 18-feet by 30-feet Saturday. Kona Tiki Bar opens line is you never give up. •VFW Vaudeville Show: A jam session is held from 10 is located at 890 S. Atlantic space. Proceeds benefit daily 4 p.m. Happy Hour is Keep releasing old routines Vaudeville show will be held p.m.-1 a.m. each Wednesday. Ave., Ormond Beach. For Camp Boggy Creek. There is daily from 3-6 p.m. Thursday at 2 p.m., Feb. 4, at the and the sky in the future is There is a $3 cover. For more updates visit live music at 1 p.m. Live Music Nights Live music on the Patio Peabody Auditorium in unlimited. information and a full events www.facebook.com/the at Saints & Sinners Pub every and DJ Frankie inside Daytona Beach. For more schedule, visit the website at blacksheeppub or call (386) Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. See OUT, B9 www.DaytonaBluesSociety.org 673-5933. The schedule is available at See SCENE, B7 See SCOPES, B4 685322 B2 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, February 3, 2012

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den, National Book Critics “We are really excited that have progressed at Atlantic Circle honored poet Sharon thing are going so well for us Center,” she said “To go Legacy Olds, Japanese architect 35 years later,” he said, “and from a dream to reality, all From page B4 Arata Isozaki and Guggen- that we continue to do thanks to Doris Leeper. I’m Arts. heim Fellow photographer things essentially just as laid just glad I could play a role.” “We then received support William Wegman. out by Doris.” For more information about from the President of Tupper- “Ms. Leeper’s vision was Ms. Everbach said her the 35thAnniversary series of ware,” Ms. Everbach said, for artists to come here from friend would be pleased. events, visit www.atlanticcen- “and the concept just really around the world to work in “I think Dot would be very terforthearts.org or call 800- snow-balled from there.” peace and quiet and collab- happy with the way things 393-6975. orate with other high-cal- 35 years later iber artists,” Mr. Frost said. “We still run the residency Three and a half decades program exactly as she envi- after that important dinner sioned it.” party, Atlantic Center’s But it wasn’t just the

681102 world-renowned residency artists who Ms. Leeper program connects artists wanted to benefit from the with “masters” from various center. It was also the chil- disciplines. More than 4,000 dren, the artists and every- acclaimed artists have one who lived nearby. worked at Atlantic Center “Community outreach during 145 residencies, was definitely one of the including such luminaries core concepts at the found- as Tony Award- and Pulitzer ing,” Mr. Frost said. “But ATLANTIC CENTER FOR THE ARTS Prize-winning playwright we’ve greatly expanded on 35TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION EVENTS and director Edward Albee, that now.” Guggenheim Fellow jazz In addition to Atlantic EXHIBITIONS musician Cecil Taylor, Center’s main campus, acclaimed independent tucked away on 67 acres of The Art of Doris Leeper Subscribe for FREE Today! filmmaker Christine palmetto and pine forest in Knowledge is a terrible thing Retrospective including paintings Vachon, American Academy the Doris Leeper Spruce and three-dimensional works to waste... of Arts and Letters member Creek Preserve, two ancil- www.hometownnewsol.com Feb. 11 - June 16 and visual artist Brice Mar- lary locations in downtown, Opening reception, 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 24 the Harris House and Arts Lecture, 11 a.m. Feb. 25 on Douglas Gallery, offer Atlantic Center for the Arts workshops, classes, exhibi- Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery tions and lectures. The residency program is ACA Celebrates 35 Years one of the first in the world, Featuring Doris Leeper — Environmentalist / Visionary Mr. Frost said, that requires Sept. 1 - Nov. 10 the artists to do community Opening reception/VIP dinner, 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 14 outreach. And the program Lecture, 11 a.m. Sept. 15 will expand beginning in the Atlantic Center for the Arts fall with the “Community Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery Artist in Residency” program. SPECIAL EVENTS “They will live and work down at the Harris House 29th annual Horsin’ Around Auction space and really be embed- 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 1 ded in the community,” Mr. New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport Frost said. “They may work on public art projects, and Our Nature — Celebration of work with schools, seniors, the ACA Natural Environment do long term projects in the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 14 Westside — really have a Activities, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. • Movie, 2 to 3 p.m. deeper impact.” Atlantic Center for the Arts Mr. Frost said he and Pabst Visitor Center & Gallery Atlantic Center’s staff look forward to continuing to New Smyrna Beach 125th Anniversary Celebration honor Ms. Leeper’s legacy. Dedication of Leeper Sculpture 5 p.m. June 8 CASINO BUS New Smyrna Beach City Hall NOW 6 DAYS • • • • • • • • • • • A WEEK! Atlantic Center for the Arts, Main Campus 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach (386) 427-6975 • fax (386) 427-5669 761529 Arts on Douglas 123 Douglas St., New Smyrna Beach (386) 428-1133 TAMPA From Volusia County Atlantic Center for the Arts at Harris House YOU PAY ONLY 214 S. Riverside Drive, New Smyrna Beach (386) 423-1753 • fax (386) 423-3137 685331 $ www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org 35 www.facebook.com/atlanticcenterforthearts YOU RECEIVE www.youtube.com/user/atlanticcenterarts

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•Five O’ Clock Charley: The Music Friday Nights are held special treatment. Retro dining, will be held through March Scene band will perform from 7-10 from 7-11 p.m. Frappes North dancing and entertainment is Arts 11, at the Ormond Memor- p.m. Friday and Wednesday at is located at 123 W. Granada held Wednesday to Sunday. From page B1 From page B5 ial Art Museum. the Moose Family Center, 601 Blvd. in Ormond Beach To Julian’s is located at 88 S. It will feature fine art Caffeine. There are daily- W. Granada Blvd. Ormond make reservations, call (386) Atlantic Ave. For more informa- chronicles her transplant images and articles from a featured food and drink Beach. The group will perform 615-4888 or visit the website tion, call (386) 677-6767. journey. variety of motorsports specials. A late night dinner from 8p.m.-midnight at at www.frappesnorth.com. •King Pin Lounge: Memphis The exhibit is dedicated archives and rarely seen menu is available until 1:30 Roadside Tavern, 3400 S. 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Thom Chambers benefit the Children’s Home Richmond, Va. represented in “Speed call (386) 672-7277. entertains on sax from 6-10 Society. clockcharley.com. Hors d’oeuvres will be 2012.” •Club at Pelican Bay: Lenny •Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & p.m. Monday. Broadway show •LuLu’s: Watch the Super provided by Rose Villa. There will be a free family Galasso and Al Ciro will Social: Tuesdays is Beer Club. tunes and standards with art night on Friday, Feb. 3. Bowl Feb. 5 at LuLu’s. Get This event is free. perform from 5:30-8:30 p.m. There is free New Craft beer Michael Lamy at the piano, 6- tickets in advance for $30 or Families may stop in Friday Feb. 3, at the club at every Tuesday (half of every 10 p.m. Tuesday. The Garlic is $35 Super Bowl weekend. between 6 and 7:30 p.m. to Pelican Bay, 550 Sea Duck beer Every Tuesday.) Cost is located at 556 E. Third Avenue, Tickets will include the Art league work together on a racing Drive, Daytona Beach. For $15 monthly or $150 annually. New Smyrna Beach. For more appetizer buffet, domestic themed project. For more more information, call Thursday night is poker night. information call (386) 424- drafts, house wines, single to hold show information, visit (386)756-0042. There is no buy-in, free to play. 6660. wells, shooter specials, bar, www.ormondartmuse- •Down the Hatch: Donn Hill Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & Social is •Inlet Harbor: Trae Pierce & dining area, and patio with TVs. The Art League of Day- um.org. will be playing at 6 p.m. Friday. located at 1220 Hand Ave., the T-Stone Crew hits the stage tona will host the opening “Mark Z” will perform from 1-5 Ormond Beach. For more at 6 p.m., Friday and Saturday. LuLu’s is located at 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach. To of the Palette and Brush Author to hold p.m., Saturday, Feb. 4. information, call (386) 677- Parallel will perform from 1-5 Club’s annual membership make a reservation, call (386) Then2Now hits the stage at 6 2700 or visit www.fletcherscig- p.m., Sunday. Inlet Harbor is show with a reception and book signing 673-2641. For more informa- p.m. Saturday. Down the arbar.com. located at 133 Inlet Harbor awards ceremony from 1 to Hatch is located at 4894 Front tion, visit •Fountain Beach Resort: Road, Ponce Inlet. For more 4 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 5. Local author Ali R. St., Ponce Inlet. For more lulusoceansidegrill.com The resort is home to the information, call (386) 767- Admission is free and the Rodriguez will hold a book information, call (386) 761- Oasis Tiki Bar & Grill. Karaoke 5590. •The Moose Lodge 1263: public is invited. The Art signing party for her newly 4831. is held every Friday thru •Julian’s 67 Beachside Bar The lodge will hold an “all-you- released book “Mastering •First Crush Wine: First can- eat breakfast buffet” from League is at 433 S. Palmet- Monday 5-10 p.m. Fountain and Grill: Sal Ronci/Lenny the Art of Success” from Crush Wine is now holding 8:30-1 p.m., each Sunday. to Ave., Daytona Beach. Beach Resort is located at 313 Galasso Duo will perform from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday happy hour between 6 and 9 S Atlantic Ave., just south of 6:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4. Lenny Galasso, Sid Blair and Al For more information Feb. 8, at Frappes Restau- p.m. everyday. Customers will International Speedway The two musicians blend Swing Ciro will perform each Sunday call, (386) 676-9821. be able to have any of the 24 Boulevard on the beach. For and Big Band favorites with a from 2-4:30 p.m. Admission is rant, 123 W. Granada Ave., wines by the glass that we more information, call (386) sprinkling of Jazz, Rhythm and $5 at the door. These events are Ormond Beach. offer, buy one get one. First 255-1001. Blues, Latin, light rock and open to the public. This is open Speed exhibit opens Frappes will provide Crust Wine is located at 175 S. •Frappes North: Wine Italian gavorites. The ever to be public at 601 W. 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and park rangers will be Beach Shores Council more. For more information, held at 4 p.m. Sunday Feb. 12, Out stationed at all the sites to •Music for Healing: Chambers’ Activity Room for call (386) 428-6225 or (386) at Our Lady Star of the Sea relate the history to visitors. Sponsored by the Port Orange the screening of “Der Freis- 416-9699. Church 4000 S. Atlantic Ave. From page B1 Tickets (limited to 50) are $12 Ministerial Association, “Music chutz” opera by von Weber, •Film Movement Feature New Smyrna Beach. All parish information, visit for general admission and $10 for Healing: Body, Mind and sung in German, with English Series: The Southeast choirs in the Eastern Deanery www.peabodyauditorium.org for members. For more Spirit” is held from 12:15- subtitles. The event is free and Museum of Photography will of the Diocese of Orlando • The Service of “People of information, call (386) 677- 12:45 p.m. each Wednesday at located at 3058 S. Atlantic show “Bad Day to Go Fishing” have been invited to partici- Color” in the Civil War: Civil 7005 or visit www.Ormond the All Saints Lutheran Church, Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. at 1:30 p.m.,Feb. 10, at the pate. For more information, War Stories and Slave Narra- History.org. 751 Dunlawton Ave., Port For more information, call Madorsky Theater, Daytona call (386) 427-4530 tives by Mary Fears storyteller •Walk: The Happy Wander- Orange. Musicians from local (386) 767-6967. Campus, Daytona State •Three Chimneys Family and Civil War re-enactor will ers will hold a 5K or 10K churches and schools present •Exhibition Film Series: The College, Building 1200. This Day: Bring the whole family be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, walk at 1 p.m., at the New instrumental music for Southeast Museum of film is Spanish with subtitles. for a unique experience at the Feb. 4, at the Center for Civic Smyrna Beach Publix Parking peaceful contemplation, Photography will show “Jules Movie admission is by Three Chimneys Sugar Mill Engagement Bethune- Lot, 709 E. Third Ave., New reflection, self-care and et Jim” at 1:30 p.m. at the donation. For more informa- Ruins open house from 1 – 3 Cookman University, 740 W. Smyrna Beach. Cost is $3. For meditation. The public may Madorsky Theater, Daytona tion call (386) 506-4475 or p.m., Feb. 12, Free parking is International Speedway Blvd., more information, call (386) attend. Instrumental musi- Campus, Daytona State visit www.smponline.org. available at 715 West Granada Daytona Beach. The money 760-3872 or (386) 676-9863 cians are needed. For more College, Building 1200. Movie •Exhibition Film Series: The Blvd. Ormond Beach Histori- raised will go toward the or visit www.happywanderers- information, call (386) 761- admission is by donation. For Southeast Museum of cal Society tour guides will be docudrama “Filling the Gap, fl.org. 9129. more information call (386) Photography will show “The available for special tours of Forgotten Chapter of American •Walk: The Happy Wander- 506-4475 or visit Seedling” at 6 p.m., Feb. 10, the 1765 British sugar mill History,” which was nominat- MONDAY, Feb. 6 ers will hold a 5K walk at 6 www.smponline.org. at the Madorsky Theater, ruins. The Three Chimneys is ed for the NAACP Image p.m., Feb. 8, at the Port Daytona Campus, Daytona the only ruins composed of Award in 2011 and getting the •Afternoon at the Movies: Orange Library, 1005 City UPCOMING EVENTS State College, Building 1200. brick instead of coquina rock. film into many Florida schools. The Port Orange Regional Center Circle. For more Movie admission is by The site is the first sugar mill For more information, call Library will show “Money Ball” information, call (386) 760- •Black Heritage Festival: donation. For more informa- and rum distillery on the (386) 481-2465 or e-mail at 2 p.m. Feb. 6, in the library 3872 or (386) 676-9863 or The 21st annual Black tion call (386) 506-4475 or continental United States and [email protected]. auditorium, 1005 City Center visit Heritage Festival will be held visit www.smponline.org. has recently been placed on •Concert: Coronado Circle. The Oakland A’s general www.happywanderersfl.org. Feb. 10-12 at the New Smyrna •Jerry Seinfeld: Mr. Seinfeld the National Register of Community United Methodist manager outsmarts his •Wednesday Movie Beach Black Heritage Muse- will perform at 7 p.m., Feb. 11 Historic Places. For more Church will hold a concert by competition when forced to Matinee: The Southeast um, 314 N. Duss St. There will at the Peabody Auditorium in information, call the (386) Christian saxophonist Eirrin reinvent his team with bargain Museum of Photography will be live music and entertain- Daytona Beach. For more 677-7005 or visit Abu at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, players. Brad Pitt stars. This show “Les Enfants du Paradis” ment, gospel fest, arts & crafts, information, visit www.Ormond History.org. 201 S. Peninsula Ave., New film is rated PG-13, 113 at 1:30 p.m., Feb. 8, at the school art display, hair www.peabodyauditorium.org. •Afternoon at the Movies: Smyrna Beach. The public may minutes. Madorsky Theater, Daytona weaving, museum tour and •Concert: The Eastern attend this free concert, An Campus, Daytona State Deanery Hymn Festival will be See OUT, B10 free will offering will be taken College, Building 1200. Movie for the benefit of the per- TUESDAY, Feb. 7 admission is by donation. For former. Mr. Abu will also play more information call (386) 506-4475 or visit during Coronado’s regular •Climb to the Moon: Come www.smponline.org. worship services on Sunday, experience views of the sunset •Dinner and a Movie: The Feb. 5, at 8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and moonrise from atop the Southeast Museum of and 11 a.m. For more informa- Ponce Inlet Lighthouse from Photography will show “Jesus tion, visit 4:45 to 6:45 p.m., Feb. 7. of Montreal” at 7:30 p.m. Feb. www.coronadoumc.org or call Enjoy panoramic views of the 8, at the Madorsky Theater, (386) 428-6252. ocean, inlet, and inland Daytona Campus, Daytona waterways by the light of the State College, Building 1200. SUNDAY, Feb. 5 full moon. Toast the setting Movie admission is by sun with sparkling cider and donation. Dinner is available •King Pin Lounge: Memphis hors d’oeuvres provided by Wednesday only at Café 101. & Me!! Featuring Randy and Inlet Harbor Restaurant. This Dinners are by reservation and Brenda McDonald will special event is limited to 25 must be booked separately perform from 3-6 p.m. participants. Tickets must be from the film. To make a Sunday, Feb. 5, at the King Pin purchased in advance by dinner reservation, call (386) Lounge on U.S. Highway 1 calling (386) 761-1821, Ext. 506-3859. For more informa- inside the Ormond Bowling 10. tion call (386) 506-4475 or Lanes. The event will benefit •Cinematique Improv & visit www.smponline.org. the Children’s Home Society. Indie Series: Live improv •“Old Plantation Day comedy with Random Acts of Tour:” Step back in time to Insanity followed by an indie THURSDAY, Feb. 9 Ormond Beach’s 19th century movie will be held at 8 p.m., plantation era by visiting the Tuesday. “Mesrine – Killer •George Jones in concert: architectural remains of that Instinct” will be shown. Tickets Country music star George period from 10 a.m..-4 p.m., are $5. Cinematique Theatre is Jones will perform at 7:30 Feb. 5. 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ecently, I spent a fun with my little Evinrude I then put the boys into a The trout were there but snow from the walk. That day on the water with FISHING tilted way up, we motored small stream where the packed in with so many was a reality check as to why Rtwo new old friends. WITH deep into the flats to my action picked up. Marty and blue fish you could not get we were all here. New because we had never DAN secret red fish hole. I each caught a redfish, and the bait to them. George did Once the boat was back fished together before and DAN SMITH Just as we arrived, it George played down a few land one trout there and on the trailer, my two old because we all had roots seemed that my secret was scrappy blue fish. At some had the blues dialed in as he Illinois buddies presented in the same neighborhood out, for another boat drove point, we each missed a fat snagged them on almost me with a jar of fluorescent west of Chicago. right through. We watched flounder before one finally every cast. Marty and I green hot dog relish that is My guests were Marty digits when he left Illinois. I the spooked reds swim came on board. feigned jealousy as George the secret ingredient to a Tackett, who now lives near took the guys to one of my away. We tipped our jigs We talked of the fishing in laughed at our futility. true Chicago dog. The relish my own harbor in Ormond favorite trout holes to allow with shrimp and gave it our Illinois and Wisconsin. An The ravenous bluefish ate had been carried down by By The Sea, and his friend them to become comfort- best shot but were unwilling easy favorite was nighttime my jigs at a startling rate but George for it is not available George Janecek, who was able with the light tackle to wait for the fish to settle fishing for smelt on the provided lots of fun and a locally. That topped off a down from Illinois. The trip that I provided. We used my down. shores of Lake Michigan. We good finish to a great day. perfect day. had been initiated by chartreuse jig to land 10 With nothing better to do, spoke of salmon fishing on We had caught 11 trout, two Marty’s wife, Kay. As soon as trout while missing several we lamented the lack of the cold lake and the spring reds, a flounder and too Dan Smith has fished the we arrived at the High more. decent pizza in this area and run of white bass on the many blues to count. Not waters of Volusia County for Bridge boat ramp, the I lingered there longer wondered why no one Wolf River. We also praised large fish, but fun fish. more than 40 years. E-mail Chicago stories began. than I ordinarily would for offered a good version of a the great Italian beef Right in the middle of all questions and comments to It was a mild winter the tide was low but rising. I Chicago-style pie. We sandwiches and world class of that action, George [email protected]. His book, morning, and George knew I would need more compared notes as to our hotdogs of Chicago. received a call from back “I Swear the Snook expressed his appreciation; water to get my Polar out respective favorites back in We moved to another home. I smiled as he told his Drowned,” is available for the lows were in the single onto the mud flats. Finally, Chicago land. favorite trout hole of mine. son to be sure to shovel the $10.95 at (386) 441-7793.

admission is by donation. Movie admission is by Southeast Museum of towards Veterans and Children more information, visit the Out Dinner is available Wednesday donation. For more informa- Photography will show “For and Youth. Open to the public. website at www.OldFloridaPi- only at Café 101. Dinners are tion call (386) 506-4475 or the Bible Tells Me” at 7:30 The post is located at 2102 S. oneer.com or send an e-mail From page B9 by reservation and must be visit www.smponline.org. p.m. at the Madorsky Theater, Ridgewood Ave. to crackercreek@OldFloridaPi- The Port Orange Regional booked separately from the •Budweiser Shootout: This Daytona Campus, Daytona •AMVETS Post 2: The rider’s oneer.com. Library will show “Dolphin film. To make a dinner event will be Feb. 18 at State College, Building 1200. group will meet at 10 a.m., the •Cruise night: East Coast Tale” at 2 p.m. Feb. 13,, in the reservation, call (386) 506- Daytona International Movie admission is by first Saturday of each month, Cruisers hold a cruise night library auditorium, 1005 City 3859. For more information Speedway in Daytona Beach. donation. Dinner is available with a ride following the from 4-8 p.m. the second Center Circle. Based on true call (386) 506-4475 or visit For more information, visit Wednesday only at Café 101. meeting. The post serves Saturday of each month on events, this family film is www.smponline.org. www.daytonainternational- Dinners are by reservation and dinner on Fridays. A spaghetti Canal Street in New Smyrna about Winter, a young dolphin •Afternoon at the Movies: speedway.com. must be booked separately dinner will be served on Beach. who lost her tail in a crab trap, The Port Orange Regional •Singing Chef: “A Taste of from the film. To make a Friday. The post is located at •Daytona Metropolitan and Sawyer, the introverted Library will show “It Happened Italy” with singing chef Andy dinner reservation, call (386) 2111 S. U.S. Highway 1 in Bridge Club: Duplicate Bridge 11-year-old boy who befriends One Night,” at 4:45 p.m., Feb. LoRusso will be held at 1 p.m., 506-3859. For more informa- Edgewater. For more informa- is played Monday through her. Morgan Freeman stars. 16, in the library auditorium, Feb. 18, at the Peabody tion call (386) 506-4475 or tion, call (386) 402-7602. Saturday at 600 Driftwood This film is rated PG and is 119 1005 City Center Circle. Auditorium, 600 Auditorium visit www.smponline.org. •Art Walk and Wine Walk: Ave., Daytona Beach. For the minutes. Claudette Colbert and Clark Blvd., Daytona Beach. For •Opera Video Club: The This event is held from 10 schedule, call (386) 255-7744 • Freemanville Day Gable star. The film is unrated more information, visit club will meet at noon a.m.-6 p.m. the fourth or visit the website at Ceremony: The City of Port and lasts 105 minutes. www.peabodyauditorium.org. Thursday, Feb. 23, at Daytona Saturday of the month on www.DaytonaBridge.org. Orange will host the 9th •Exhibition Film Series: The •Walk: The Happy Wander- Beach Shores Council Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna •Democracy Now: Internet annual Freemanville Day Southeast Museum of ers will hold a 5Kor 10K Chambers’ Activity Room for Beach. The wine walk portion news with Amy Goodman will Ceremony at 4 p.m., Feb. 14. Photography will show “Paris walk/26K Bike at 1 p.m., at the screening of “La Traviata” of Art Walk runs from 1-6 p.m. be presented at 10:30 a.m. Hosted in partnership with the Belongs to Us” at 1:30 p.m. at the Port Orange YMCA, 4701 opera by Verdi, sung in Italian, and offers a progressive wine each Thursday at Unitarian Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and the Madorsky Theater, Ryan Lochte Drive. Cost is $3. with English subtitles. The tasting along the avenue Universalist Society, 56 N. the Port Orange Historical Daytona Campus, Daytona For more information, call event is free and located at where participants can taste Halifax, Ormond Beach. News Trust, the ceremony will be State College, Building 1200. (386) 760-3872 or (386) 676- 3058 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona their choice from more than and analysis will be covered. held at the church, 941 N. Movie admission is by 9863 or visit www.happywan- Beach Shores. 50 showcased wines for $20. Coffee and donuts will be Orange Avenue. The public is donation. For more informa- derersfl.org. A monthly punch card drawing served. The public may attend. welcome to attend. This year’s tion call (386) 506-4475 or •Afternoon at the Movies: ONGOING EVENTS features a prize donated by •Downtown Arts District featured speaker is Dr. visit www.smponline.org. The Port Orange Regional one of the four sponsoring Gallery Walk: Canal Street Leonard Lempel of Daytona •Opera Video Club: The Library will show “Contagion” • “25 percent solution to galleries. For more information Historic District galleries State College. Dr. Lempel club will meet at noon at 2 p.m.,Feb. 20, in the library save our cities:” This group about Art Walk, call (386) feature monthly solo and conducted research on the Thursday, Feb. 16, at Daytona auditorium, 1005 City Center will demonstrate from 4 to 5 428-1770, or visit www.flagler- group exhibitions, artist talks beginnings of Port Orange and Beach Shores Council Circle. This movie follows the p.m., each Tuesday outside the gallerygroup.com and live music. Stroll the Freemanville. For information, Chambers’ Activity Room for rapid progress of a lethal Port Orange Regional Library, •Classic Car Show: East district from 10 a.m.-7 p.m., on call (386) 506-5501 or e-mail the screening of “Il Matrimo- airborne virus that kills within 1005 City Center Circle. For Coast Cruisers host a Classic the first Saturday of each [email protected]. nio Segreto” opera by days. Matt Damon and Kate more information, contact Car Show on the second month. Admission is free. The •Walk: The Happy Wander- Cimarosa sung in Italian, with Winslet star. This film is rated paf1222@ bellsouth.net. Saturday of month along Canal Street Historic District is ers will hold a 5K fun walk at English subtitles. The event is PG-13 and is 105 minutes. •American Legion Post 17: Canal Street, New Smyrna in downtown New Smyrna 6 p.m., Feb, 15, at Frank free and located at 3058 S. •Comedian: Ray Stevens Breakfast is served from 8 to Beach. Admission is free. For Beach. For information, visit Rendon Park, 2705 S. Atlantic Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach will perform at 7 p.m., Feb. 21, 11 a.m. each Sunday. Spaghet- information, visit www.canal- www.canalstreetnsb.com or Ave. For more information, call Shores. For more information, at the Peabody Auditorium, ti, salad and garlic bread is streetnsb.com or call (386) call (386) 547-4038. (386) 760-3872 or (386) 676- call (386) 767-6967. 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona served from 4:30–6:30 p.m. 547-4038. •Edgewater Farmer’s 9863 or visit www.happywan- •Film Movement Feature Beach. For more information, each Thursday. Post 17 is •Cracker Creek’s Pirate Market: The farmer’s market derersfl.org. Series: The Southeast visit www.peabodyauditori- located at 619 Canal St., New Cruise: Featuring the Pirates is held from 8 a.m.-2 p.m., •Wednesday Movie Museum of Photography will um.org. Smyrna Beach. of Spruce Creek, cruises are each Saturday at 1108 S. Matinees: The Southeast show “How I Ended This •Walk: The Happy Wander- •American Legion Post held at 1 p.m. each Saturday Ridgewood Ave., (corner of Museum of Photography will Summer” at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 17, ers will hold a 5K Fun Walk at 270: Each Monday from 5-7 and Sunday at 1795 Taylor U.S. Highway 1 and Turgot show “Funny Face” at 1:30 at the Madorsky Theater, 6 p.m. Feb. 22, , at Cassen p.m. is taco night. Wednesday Road, Port Orange. Costumed Avenue). For booth space, call p.m. Feb. 15, at the Madorsky Daytona Campus, Daytona Park, 1 South Beach St., wings are served from 5-7 pirates create a live, interactive (386) 424-2485. Theater, Daytona Campus, State College, Building 1200. Ormond Beach. Cost is $3. For p.m. Each Friday from 5-7 p.m. experience as young bucca- •Edgewater Fire-Rescue Daytona State College, This film is Spanish with more information, call (386) is a fish fry with musical neers learn navigation, pirate Bingo: Games begin at 6:30 Building 1200. Movie admis- subtitles. Movie admission is 760-3872 or (386) 676-9863 entertainment. Post 270 is weaponry, knotting or rope p.m. each Tuesday at the Fire- sion is by donation. For more by donation. For more or visit www.happywanderers- located at 119 Howes St., Port tying and pirate lingo, all the Rescue Association Fire Hall, information call (386) 506- information call (386) 506- fl.org. Orange. For more information, while searching for the lost 2616 Hibiscus Drive. Two 4475 or visit www.smpon- 4475 or visit www.smpon- •Monty Python’s “Spa- call (386) 788-6800. treasure at Spruce Creek. games have $100 jackpots. line.org. line.org. malot:” This musical comedy •American Legion Auxiliary Pre–registration is required by The facility is non-smoking. •Dinner and a Movie: The •Exhibition Film Series: The will be performed at 7:30 Unit 285 Edgewater Inc.: The calling (386) 304-0778. Canoe snacks and soft drinks are Southeast Museum of Southeast Museum of p.m., Feb. 22, at the Peabody auxiliary hosts Quarters Up and kayak launch and rentals, available for purchase. All Photography will show “The Photography will show “The Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Bingo every Monday night guided eco-history Pontoon proceeds benefit the Fire- Tree of Life” at 7:30 p.m. at the Sprout” at 6 p.m., Feb. 17, at Blvd., Daytona Beach. For beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the boat tours and golf cart tours Rescue Association’s various Madorsky Theater, Daytona the Madorsky Theater, more information, visit American Legion Post 285 in of the conservation nature causes. For more information, Campus, Daytona State Daytona Campus, Daytona www.peabodyauditorium.org. Edgewater. All proceeds go trails also are available. For call (386) 424-2445. College, Building 1200. Movie State College, Building 1200. •Dinner and a movie: The •Elks: The Elks Lodge holds lunch from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Monday to Friday, soups, salad and sandwiches are served. The lodge holds a spaghetti dinner with or without meatballs or sausage from 5-7 684153 p.m., each Tuesday. Cost is $7 Plants • Palms • Citrus Trees • Trees • Tropicals per person. Dinner and dances are held from 5-10 Landscape Design & Installation • Gift Certificates p.m. each Friday. Entrees start WE GROW OUR OWN- NO MIDDLE MAN! at $7.50 and up. The facility is WE DELIVER Serving the Public Since 1992 non-smoking, food and soft www.Becknurseries.com drinks available for purchase. 2190 Avocado Dr. Port Orange (1 mile north of Taylor Rd. off Tomoka Farms Rd) All proceeds benefit the Elk’s sponsored charities. 820 W. Park Ave., Edgewater. For more information call (386) 663-3041. •Farmer’s Market: Each Saturday from 7 a.m.-1 p.m., vendors take their place in front of Old Fort Park in the Canal Street Historic District, 210 Sams Ave., New Smyrna Beach. Local farmers offer fruit, vegetables, herbs, flowers, plants, juices, dairy, seafood and grass-fed meats. Organic and pesticide-free produce, quality handcrafted items, and baked goods also are offered. For information, visit www.canalstreetnsb.com or call (404) 429-5524. •Game Day: The Port Orange Regional Library will hold game day at 4 p.m. each 761502 Monday in the teen zone, 1005 City Center Circle. 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•Peninsula Woman’s Club: Wednesday. Drawings, prizes p.m. There are daily specials 50 % OFF Out A luncheon followed by bridge and free refreshments are including a Pasta Night on available. The cost is $1 for Tuesdays from 5-7:30 p.m. Gift Certificates From page B10 or canasta will be held from 11 a.m. -3 p.m., Thursdays, at members and $2 for nonmem- Thursday is Big Burger night are available daily from the 415 S. Peninsula Drive, bers. The Sica Hall Senior with $5 cheeseburgers. Friday Marine Discovery Center, 116 Daytona Beach. The cost is Center is located at 1065 is Karaoke Night with Michael www.hometownnewsol.com N. Causeway, New Smyrna $10. For more information, call Daytona Ave., Holly Hill. For Leone from 7-11p.m. Saturday Beach. For times, call (386) (386) 760-0487. more information, call (386) is Dance Night with various 428-4828. •Piggotte Community 236-2997. musicians playing. Sunday •Lilian Place: Lilian Place Center: Cards and game •Singles dance: The Women brunch is 8-11:30 a.m. The Historic House is now open. playing is held from 1-3 p.m. of the Moose are having a Post is located at 5810 S. Guided tours will be available each Monday and Thursday at dance at the Moose Lodge 601 Williamson Blvd. in Port every Sunday from 1-4 p.m. at the center. There is no cost. W. Granada blvd. Ormond Orange. For more information, 111 Silver Beach Ave., Daytona Participants can bring their Beach on Saturday Nights from call (386) 761-7217. Beach. Tours are $5 for non- cards and games. Silver 7-10 p.m. For more informa- •VFW Post 4250: “The Little members, and free for Sneakers exercise classes on tion, call (386) 255-2207. V” has weekly events. Every members. For more informa- Mondays and Wednesdays •Super Singles of Florida: A Saturday is a horseshoe tion, call (386) 299-4974 or from 9-10 a.m. Humana dance is held from 8-10:30 tournament at 1 p.m. Thurs- visit www.heritagepreserva- eligible members are no cost. p.m. each Wednesday at the day night is bike night at 6 tiontrust.org. Non-eligible members are $2 Eagles Club, 190 S. Nova Road, p.m. Friday night’s dinner starts per class resident, $2.50 non- Ormond Beach. Music is •New Smyrna Beach at 5 p.m., with music starting resident. Zumba Gold classes provided by Jim & Vicki of Mr. Farmer’s Market: Each at 7 p.m. Food is available. start Oct. 4. Classes are $7 per D.J. Entertainment. The cost is Saturday, vendors take their Post 4250 is located behind places in front of Old Fort Park class for residents and $7.50 $6 for members and $8 for the New Smyrna Beach in the Canal Street Historic for non-residents. The center is non-members. Participants Airport, next to Enterprise District, 210 Sams Ave., New located at 504 Big Tree Road, must be single. For more Smyrna Beach. Local farmers South Daytona. For more information, call (386) 736- Rental. Take U.S. Highway 1 to offer fruit, vegetables, herbs, information (386)322-3070. 0749 or send an e-mail to South Street. For more flowers, plants, juices, dairy, •Sica Hall Senior Center: [email protected]. information, call (386) 423- seafood and grass-fed meats. Nickel and dime poker is •UCC Community Farmer’s 1789 or visit www.vfw- Organic and pesticide-free played at noon each Thursday. Market: A farmer’s market is post4250.com. produce are available. Quality Donations are all that is asked held from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., handcrafted items and baked to play. Several different games each Saturday, at the corner of To include an event on the goods also are offered. For are played, and rules are Washington and Faulkner Hometown News Calendar, information, log on to the posted. Line dancing takes Streets in New Smyrna Beach. send an e-mail to 684571 Canal Street Historic District place at 2 p.m. each Thursday Items include farm fresh eggs, [email protected] and costs $4 for members. fresh vegetables, orchids, website at www.canal- m or fax information to (386) Also, from 2-4 p.m. each goat’s milk soap and more. For streetnsb.com or call (386) 322-5901. For more informa- 547-4038. Tuesday, a live band plays more information, call (386) tion, call (386) 322-5900. •Ormond Beach Farmer’s music from the 1940s and up 426-0359. Market: This market is held to dance to. Refreshments are •VFW Post 3282: The Post from 8 a.m.–1 p.m., each served. Singles or couples may has entertainment Tuesday Thursday. At Rockefeller attend. The cost is $4.50 for through Saturday evenings Gardens, 25 Riverside Drive, nonmembers and $3.50 for with lunch or dinner being Ormond Beach. For more members. Bingo is held at 1 served Wednesday through information, visit p.m. each Monday and Saturday from Noon until 7:30 www.ormondbeachfarmers- market.com or call (386) 451- My Girl • Ain’t Too Proud To Beg • Only You • Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 2138. •Ormond Beach Historical My Prayer • Charlie Brown • Poison Ivy • Under The Boardwalk Society Welcome Center and The Great Pretender • On Broadway • Shout • And Many More Museum: This is the “Gateway to the Ormond Scenic Loop” featuring historical photo- THE STARS FROM THE PLATTERS • THE TEMPTATIONS graphs, a 20-minute DVD, and THE COASTERS AND THE DRIFTERS SALUTE interpretive panels that reveal the rich and diverse history of Saturday, February, 11, 2012 at 7pm the Ormond Beach area. 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5060 Notice of Sale 5060 Notice of Sale 0917 Automobile 0920 Automobiles 935 Motorcycles/ 940 RV/Travel 940 RV/Travel 915 Automobiles 945 SUVs Notice is hereby given Notice of Sale: Public Parts Wanted Scooters Trailers/Campers Trailers/Campers that on 2/10/12 at 10:30 Notice is hereby given Cadillac Fleetwood. ‘91. CHEVY TAHOE 2003 am the following mobile that Fryers Towing Serv- white w/ blue int. 135K OTC-GENESYS Diag- CASH FOR CARS: All HARLEY DAVIDSON RV’S NEEDED! White with Tan & Gray home will be sold at ice, will sell at Public Sale miles. Garage kept. nostic Scanner/ Tool. Cars/Trucks Wanted. Electroglide Classic, ‘97 Buy, Consign or Trade. Interior, Auto, tinted, public auction pursuant to the following vehicle (s) / Looks and runs great. Reads vehicles system Running or Not! Top Dol- 53,000 miles. Includes Giant Recreation World. Alloy wheels, runs exc. F. S. 715.109: vessel (s) pursuant to $2,500. 386-503-8082. codes & runs system lar Paid. 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Sell your home with diers Help Support Our and advertising Cove Way, Daytona 2002 FREIGHTLINER MUSTANG Convertible U.S. Military Troops WANTED Japanese Mo- TRAVEL TRAILERS an ad in Beach, FL 32119 1FUJA6CG72LJ01947 813-241-8269 Pubs: Jan. ‘08 Cherry Red, 5 speed, 100% Volunteer Free torcycles Kawasaki,1967------Needs! HOMETOWN NEWS 2005 TRAN 6 cyl, Exc Condition. same Day Towing. Tax 1980, Z1-900, KZ900, Paying 27, & Feb. 3, 2012 1TTE5320651077211 KZ1000, ZIR, 386-322-5949 1999 FORD Brand new Perrelli tires. Deductible. Call and Do- $$ CASH $$ 585657 386-322-5949 Notice is hereby given $14,000. 321-431-0364 nate Today! KZ1000MKII, W1-650, From Martin County that on 2/17/12 at 10:30 1FMYU22X5XUC46103 1-800-471-0538 H1-500, H2-750, S1-250, Immediately Hometown News am, the following mobile 1999 TOYOTA See photo online www. ------through Volusia HometownNewsOL.com WE BUY CARS S2-350, S3-400. 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