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n my circles I am regarded as a attend, the DJ will offer up a music trivia buff of some renown. Early trivia question. If you answer correctly Irock and roll music is a specialty of LAND you win a bottle of car wax or maybe a mine as is football and baseball LINES T-shirt. No big deal, but it is a fun thing history. You would be hard pressed to to do. Now when it is announced that a find someone with more knowledge DAN SMITH trivia song is about to be played Wishing you on the subject of early beach racing. people with iPhones in their hand As you might expect with all those crowd around just waiting to look up facts and figures stuck in my ample- to anyone who could name the the answer. To me that takes all of the and your family a safe and sized cranium there is little room left American woman who caused King fun out of it. to remember what I did yesterday. Still, Edward VIII to abdicate the British I would like to warn all of those folks it is fun to be called on by family and throne. That’s not a terribly difficult with the smart phones that they are friends to settle a dispute over some question but the winning caller left me not always so smart. There is a wealth happy holiday season. obscure doo wop song. Every once in a with a bad taste in my mouth. A girl of incorrect information on the while I get a request to answer a named Tiffany who was obviously a Internet. The Wikipedia website seems question about automotive or racing to be the worst offender. On that site history. I have done that for the anyone may enter the facts as they NASCAR Hall of Fame in know them. That seems very danger- 683815 Charlotte and for the ous. As I said, earlier beach racing is Executive Director of the the area that I view as my own. When I Antique Automobile Club of look up some of that history on the America located in Hershey, Internet it is almost unrecogniz- Pa. It is very rewarding to able. If you type in Olds Pirate you be of help to organiza- will see that Ransom E. Olds, the Pappas, Russell & Rawnsley tions of that stature. founder of Oldsmobile, raced the Sadly, it appears my Pirate on Ormond’s beach. Not a Your Hometown Lawyers fun has just about chance. Mr. Olds did not drive the Auto Accidents • Motorcycle Accidents come to an end. I am car or any other racecar. The Medical Malpractice • DUI • Criminal Defense • Divorce being replaced by the driver was Mr. H. T. Thomas, Mr. 213 Silver Beach Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32118 iPhone. People who Olds’ employee. On some pages 386.254.2941 walk around with the date of that event is given as those things in 1896 or 1897. The Pirate was not their hand can completed until early 1903 and summon up the first race on the beach was in trivia in a March of that year. All over the matter of Internet, the year of that famous seconds. I don’t event is listed as being 1902. like it one bit. Wrong, wrong, wrong! For example: I could go on and on. I worry that FREE A while back I if the subject that I know so well has was driving all of these mistakes on the ’net Consultation along and how many mistakes are there in • Braces For listening to the other things that I might look up? radio when the One thing is for sure, some of us All Ages DJ offered old codgers possess information free that can’t be found on any machine. I concert know that Bobby Charles, a Cajun boy tick- wrote and sang the first version of the ets song “See Ya Later Alligator.” OK, I will young teenager pause here while you look it up. You had some luck with that one I would Orthodontic Care for all ages • Over 35 yrs Combined Experience gave the correct Offering the latest in clinical techniques including answer of Wallis wager. Self-Ligating Brackets & Invisalign • FREE Consultation 683906 Simpson but she did it How about the fact that Elvis Presley with a question in her voice. liked to throw footballs to his buddies at lunch breaks on his movie sets? No Tiffany was not so certain that Thomas H. Cartledge, Brianne C. DeSantis, the answer she had found on the luck with that one, huh? How about D.D.S., M.S. D.M.D., M.S. Internet was correct. I believe she Ann-Margret’s 1960 Triumph TR3A sports car? thought Wallis Simpson was a man. Diplomats American Board of Orthodontics With no clue to the history she was Attention Tiffany and all other Photo only reading what came up on the Internet junkies: I WILL NOT BE 106 N.Old Kings Road, Ste C • Ormond Beach illustration by screen. REPLACED BY A TELEPHONE! Even if it is “smart.” (386) 672-4981 Randy Barber Often at the antique car shows that I www.atlanticorthodontics.com 683913 A4 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011

People visit the Health Dept. offering flu shots One-Stop Employment For Hometown News Flu vaccines are being vaccine Center located at [email protected] offered at all health depart- •Vaccination of high risk 359 Bill France ment clinics Monday thru persons is especially VOLUSIA COUNTY — Friday from 8 a.m. to 11 important to decrease their Boulevard in Flu season is coming. If you a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. risk of severe flu illness Daytona Beach. have not received your flu East Volusia County clinics •People at high risk of seri- shot yet, the Volusia Coun- are located at 1845 Holson- ous flu complications ty Health Department back Drive, Daytona Beach include young children, reminds you it is not too and 7171 W. Canal St., New pregnant women, people late. The department is Smyrna Beach. with chronic health condi- offering flu and pneumonia The prices are $25 for a tions like asthma, diabetes vaccine at all four clinic flu shot, $45 for a high-dose or heart and lung disease locations in Daytona flu zone (65 and over) and and people 65 years and Beach, New Smyrna Beach, $65 for a pneumonia shot older Hometown News DeLand, and Deltona. The health department •Vaccination also is impor- “With 36,000 people accepts Medicare Part B, tant for health care work- file photo dying annually from flu ill- non-HMO. ers, and other people who nesses nationwide, it is Also during the month of live with or care for high- important to get vaccinat- December, the health risk people to keep from we’re hearing from small contracts with employers ed and take all preventative department is offering free spreading flu to high-risk Optimistic employers is, ‘We’re hold- than I have for the last two, measures to protect your- flu prevention kits while people From page A1 ing our own,’” Mr. three years.” self and your family against supplies last. The kits •People who care for chil- Cameron said. “For the Mr. Cameron also noted influenza,” said Health include pocket tissues, dren younger than 6 window.” most part they’re saying, the steady increase of pas- Department Director Dr. hand sanitizer and flu pre- months old Events such as the seem- ‘We can see that we could sengers over the last year at Bonnie J. Sorensen. “The vention brochures. For more information, ingly escalating European hire some people.’ I’d say the Daytona Beach Inter- flu season is unpredictable, visit www.cdc.gov or debt crisis. roughly 20 percent of the national Airport, which he but most of the time sea- Who should www.volusiahealth.com. Jim Cameron, senior vice people we surveyed said believes is a good barome- sonal flu peaks in January, get vaccinated? president of government they’d be hiring one, two, ter of local economic activ- February or even later. Get •Everyone 6 months of age —Volusia County relations at the Daytona three people next year.” ity. According to airport vaccinated now.” and older should get a flu Health Department Regional Chamber of Com- Mr. Fraser said he’s reports, the number of merce, is feeling moderate- already seeing that trend of passengers enplaning and ly hopeful about 2012, too. incremental hiring. deplaning in 2011 was just “Quote, cautiously opti- “(The Center for Busi- over 424,000, compared to mistic,” he said. “We’ve got ness Excellence has) some almost 381,000 in 2010. potential employers look- funding for on-the-job Phil Ehlinger, director of ing at this area. We’ve got training,” he said. “That’s Volusia County’s Depart- the assets employers are where employers, usually ment of Economic Devel- looking for.” small employers, they can opment, said he believes Let Dr. Costello create “Your Winning Smile” The chamber of com- contract with us to offset 2012 will bring moderate merce surveyed local busi- the costs of an employee economic and employ- People choose cosmetic dental proce- nesses two months ago. for the first 60 days. The ment gains to the area. dures for various reasons - to repair a About 200 responded. last two to three months However, he said two defect such as a malformed bite or “For the most part, what I’ve signed more of those things are slowing growth: crooked teeth, treat an injury, or just lingering effects of the improve their overall appearance. 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Editor’s note: This is a list of arrests, not •Rebecca Beckett Stewart, 51, of Day- Davidson convictions, and all arrestees are pre- tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on Member of N.D.G.A. sumed innocent unless or until proven charges of sale of cocaine within 1,000 Abrapets.com guilty in a court of law. feet of a college. Bail was set at $50,000. •Edward Richardson, Jr., 18, of Day- plans Daytona Beach tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on Visit our web gallery for available pets charges of aggravated battery, child In-store sales going on through December 31st! Police Department endangerment, possession of a firearm “Yes... You Can Buy Love”, We have that puppy for you. MDA ride by a convicted felon and grand theft of a •Ricky Button, 33, of Daytona Beach, motor vehicle. Bail was not set. was arrested on Dec. 17 on charges of For Hometown News •Jared Maurice Jackson, 18, of Daytona Superior Quality Professional Gentle Grooming 683903 [email protected] burglary. Bail was set at $1,500. Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on •Vincent Lamar Wilson, Jr., 25, of Day- charges of possession of cocaine with 386.673.8189 • 1106 W. Granada, Ormond Beach DAYTONA BEACH — The tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 17 on intent to sell and possession of a coun- fifth annual Harley-Davidson charges of possession of cannabis with terfeit substance. Bail was set at $4,500. Muscular Dystrophy Associa- intent to sell. Bail was set at $5,500. •Jerry Ray Downs, 27, of Daytona tion Women’s Ride is planned •Garrell Keon Shropshire, 25, of Day- Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on March 13. The ride has raised tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 17 on charges of introducing contraband into a awareness and more than charges of possession of cocaine. Bail detention facility. Bail was set at $1,750. $179,000 to support MDA was set at $2,000. Summer Camps and MDA pro- •Steven B. Koenig, 62, of Daytona Volusia County grams around the country. Beach, was arrested on Dec. 17 on To participate, riders must charges of domestic violence aggravated Sheriff’s Department make a minimum contribution battery and aggravated assault with a of $25 to MDA by March 13. firearm. Bail was not set. •Donald Judson Carroll, 28, of Ormond Riders who collect more con- •Colleen Frances Clarke, 28, of Day- Beach, was arrested on Dec. 20 on (888) 277-TIPS tributions will be eligible for tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 18 on charges of grand theft and unarmed bur- special recognition and prizes. charges of possession of a scheduled IV glary of an occupied dwelling. Bail was Wanted All riders who contribute $600 substance. Bail was set at $2,500. set at $3,500. or more will receive a limited- •Raymond Edward Adkins, 54, of Day- •James Keith Ritchie Jr., 24, of Daytona Wanted person: Mitchell edition Harley-Davidson MDA tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 18 on Beach, was arrested on Dec. 20 on Alan Jarjoura Women’s Ride sterling silver charges of unlawful possession of charges of grand theft. Bail was set at Birth date: Sept. 30, 1952 charm. cocaine. Bail was set at $1,500. $1,000. Reason wanted: Grand Additional prizes include: •Glenn Beale, 24, of Daytona Beach, •Adam Patrick Farrell, 27, of Holly Hill, theft •First Prize: $500 was arrested on Dec. 18 on charges of was arrested on Dec. 20 on charges of Last Known Location: Harley-Davidson gift card domestic violence battery by strangula- aggravated battery on a pregnant per- Holly Hill •Second Prize: $250 tion. Bail was not set. son. Bail was not set. Harley-Davidson gift card •Alexis Brown, 19, of Daytona Beach, •William Howard Poole, 18, of Holly Crime Stoppers of •Third Prize: $100 was arrested on Dec. 19 on charges of Hill, was arrested on Dec. 21 on charges Northeast Florida is seek- Harley-Davidson gift card retail theft. Bail was set at $2,000. of burglary of an unoccupied con- ing information on the The ride will begin at River- •John Henry Lyons, 43, of Daytona veyance, possession of a scheduled III whereabouts of 59-year- front Park on Beach Street in Beach, was arrested on Dec. 19 on substance, being a principle to burglary old Mitchell Alan Jar- Daytona Beach and head to charges of burglary of an unoccupied of a conveyance and grand theft, joura. A convicted felon, Jarjoura Bruce Rossmeyer’s Destination conveyance. Bail was set at $2,000. unarmed burglary of an unoccupied Jarjoura is wanted on a Daytona. •Renisha Reshan Howard, 22, of Day- structure and being a principle to petit warrant issued on Dec. To register, visit tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 20 on theft. Bail was not set. 13, 2011 charging him pounds and has grey hair http://www.mdarides.org/rides/ charges of possession of a scheduled IV •Tyeria Shantel Hamilton, 19, of Day- with grand theft. The and brown eyes. If you womensride/. substance. Bail was set at $2,000. tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on warrant calls for Jarjoura see him or know where Since 1980, Harley-David- •Dawn S. Lake, 47, of Daytona Beach, charges of throwing a deadly missile. Bail to be taken into custody he is, don’t attempt to son’s family of dealers, riders, was arrested on Dec. 20 on charges of was set at $5,500. and held on $10,000 apprehend him. employees and suppliers have possession of cocaine. Bail was set at •Richard Lamont Bryant, 34, of Holly bond. Anyone with informa- raised more than $65 million $2,000. Hill, was arrested on Dec. 21 on charges Jarjoura’s last known tion regarding Jarjoura’s for MDA. They’ve also donated •Michael Anthony Merritt, 24, of Day- of possession of burglary tools with address was on Primrose whereabouts is asked to their time at nearly 100 MDA tona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on intent to use. Bail was not set. Lane in Holly Hill. His call Crime Stoppers toll- summer camps, as well as charges of burglary of an occupied •Jordan Christopher Stewart, 30, of only means of trans- free at (888) 277-TIPS. hosted countless other events dwelling. Bail was not set. Daytona Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 portation is believed to You can also Text your tip to raise awareness and funds •Rubin Lee Harris, 56, of Daytona on charges of grand theft, dealing in be a bicycle. He is known by texting “TIP231 plus for those who suffer with neu- Beach, was arrested on Dec. 21 on stolen property and giving false owner- to travel the Ridgewood your message” to CRIMES. romuscular disease. charges of domestic violence assault ship information on pawned items. 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My husband and I recently started to walk in the parks in Daytona Beach and Port Orange. We were thoroughly dis- gusted with some of the people walking their pets. These parks provide bags and a disposal container for their pets’ waste. A few people didn’t have any bags so they didn’t pick up their pet’s waste. A few people had big dogs. Need I say more? It is a shame people don’t appreciate the beautiful parks Florida provides for them and their animals. Bring back car inspections

You can only drive safe if your car is. Why don’t we have Courtesy of Kathy Miceli car inspections? Other states have it, and it works out to be A group of U.S. Marines celebrated the 236th U.S. Marine Corps Birthday at the RiverGrille recently. Top row, left to profitable situation for the county and the state. It would right: Joe Kowalski, Steve Jackson, Ed Valerga, Jack Marshall, Warren Soehren and Daniel Moquin. Middle row, left to make the state more money and would employ more peo- ple. Other states do it. It is highly profitable and safer. At right: Bob Hildebrandt, J P Boswell, Jim Henderson, Rob Webber, SSgt. Tim Witson, SSgt. M. Wiley, SSgt. Tim Cook, least let’s do emissions tests. SSgt.Kyle Hansen, Bob McLacklan, Red Genesch, Willis Coates, Dick Frechette and Ken Schroeder. Front row left to right: Ann Boring (the oldest Marine at a young 93 years old) and Cindy Mitchell. Thanks for the compassion, officer

I would like to thank the police officer who asked me who was the most famous reindeer of all? When I said “Rudolph” he refrained from giving me a speeding ticket just a couple of days before Christmas. He deserves kudos. I was very Letters gratefully because I would have had to take the money to pay the ticket from the Christmas money for gifts for my In response to: ‘Christmas eve in In response to: ‘Local officials to tackle kids. Florida cow town’ homeless problem’ You are not forgotten Dan Smith, I just love you. I read your columns every week Years ago, I read about how in Japan, due to limited I would like to thank all the Korean War veterans. My in the Hometown News. I just laughed and laughed when I space, there was a hotel, or something like a hotel, that praise is with you. You guys deserve more. You are not for- read about your adventures in Okeechobee. You see, I am a consisted of stacked-up, compartments. Each compart- gotten. fifth generation native Floridian who grew up in Ft. Pierce. My ment was large enough for a person to sleep in. When I father owned Johnnie’s Garage on Causeway Drive (now Fish- read your Dec. 16 article about homelessness and how erman’s Wharf), and my mother owned three different restau- the homeless need places to sleep, I remembered about rants, the Tid Bit on Second Street in the 1920s, then Ruth’s Log the place in Japan. Maybe the compartment idea would we welcome your Cabin Barb-B-Q on U.S. 1 and Avenue H, then Causeway Grill, work well to provide places to sleep for homeless peo- later called Taylor’s Causeway Grill. We went to Okeechobee ple. frequently to see rodeos. I have visited the Brighton Indian Also, I noticed that in the photo, that accompanies Reservation. The Seminoles used to bring their cars to my your article, there were empty cans pictured on the OPINIONS father’s garage for repairs. Another little “cow town” out of the ground. I would like to mention that instead of throw- Send your letters to the editor past was Arcadia. It looked like it came out of an old Western ing cans away, unemployed people, or anyone, includ- movie. I can just see the expression that must have been on ing charity groups, could collect and sell aluminum EMAIL your face that evening. What a memorable Christmas for you. cans to recycling centers and make some money. [email protected] Can’t wait to read your next column.

FAX Gloria Dorman Barbone Susan McLeod (386) 322-5901 Ormond Beach New Smyrna Beach OR MAIL Letters to the editor 2400 S. Ridgewood Ave., No. 22 and how we can use them” by Dental Treatment, which will be South Daytona, FL 32119 Notes herbalist, Saundra Hudson will start presented by guest speaker Dr. Sara From page A1 at 11: 15 a.m. There will be a self- Droker, DDS. We prefer opinions on local issues. Letters pay lunch at Frappes following For more information and to make must include a phone number and home national Speedway Boulevard. The meeting. Guests and visitors are a reservation, call (386) 673-3535. address for verification. Letters sent without trolleys will operate with night Routes welcome. For more information, phone numbers and addresses will be 1 and 17 to provide service every 20 call (386) 299-0002. Shriners to meet minutes until 2 a.m. on Jan. 1. published in the Rants & Raves section. The free night service is available Martin Luther King Jr. The Greater Daytona Shrine Club to the public. The regular night will hold its monthly Board and service routes 3, 4, 10, and 15 will celebration planned business meeting at noon on Jan. 5, end at their normal time published at the Club House Restaurant, 600 Marc Morial, CEO of the National THISTHIS WEEK’SWEEK’S LUCKYLUCKY in the schedule. For more informa- Wilder Blvd., Daytona Beach. Urban League, will be the keynote BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE tion call (386) 761-7700 or visit Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. speaker for the 2012 City of Daytona If This is your www.votran.org. with a meeting following. Dress is Beach Martin Luther King, Jr. Birth- license plate go to casual. All Shriners, regardless of day Celebration. New waste collection affiliation, are welcome to attend. the nearest HTN Mr. Morial, who has been presi- For information, call (386) 256- Office to verify by provider starts Jan. 2 dent of the National Urban League 7219 or (386) 304-5419. noon Tuesday. since 2003, will speak here during Volusia County’s Solid Waste Divi- the annual banquet slated for 6:30 CONGRATULATIONS sion has contracted with Republic p.m., Thursday, Jan. 12, at the Florida Hospital employees Services to provide waste collection Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront to Last Week’s Winner, GET YOUR BUMPER STICKER TODAY! decorate and donate Stop by ANY office or CALL!!! services to its customers beginning Resort, 100 N. Atlantic Ave. Tickets Christmas wreaths Kenneth Owen Jan. 2. This change will affect 44,000 are $50. homes in unincorporated areas. The theme of this year’s celebra- I My Collection days will not change, tion is “Hope - Out of a Mountain of Florida Hospital Memorial Med-

WIN $100-$1000 689489 but customers will receive new 95- Despair.” The banquet is one of ical Center employees decorated gallon blue garbage carts. Cus- several activities that officials have Christmas wreaths, which were VOLUSIA CO. BREVARD CO. INDIAN RIVER CO. MARTIN/ST LUCIE CO. donated to Operation Caring 386-322-5900 321-242-1013 772-569-6767 772-465-5656 tomers should continue to use their planned. There will be a free com- green carts until the end of Decem- munity barbecue and concert at Through Sharing, a local nonprofit ber. The current provider will Daisy Stocking Park from noon to 3 organization that provides nutri- remove the old green carts. p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 14. Also, the tional assistance to families in Green carts should be removed in public is invited to a free breakfast need. Ormond Beach and Holly Hill by and commemorative march on Operation Caring Through Shar- Jan. 7. Carts should be removed in Monday, Jan.16, which also is the ing volunteers picked up 43 deco- Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., rated wreaths on Dec. 20, to distrib- 1102 South U.S. 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 Daytona Beach between Jan. 9 and federal holiday marking Dr. King’s 14. birthday. There will be an ecumeni- ute them to needy families along Copyright © 2011, Hometown News , L.C. with a Christmas food basket. Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Customers should start using cal worship service that same day at America in 2005, 2006, 2007. their new blue containers the week Greater Friendship Baptist Church. To view the Christmas wreaths, One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. of Jan. 2. For more information about ban- visit www.flickr.com/fhmmc. Steven E. Erlanger . . . .Publisher and C.O.O. Mercedes Lee-Paquette . . .Production Manager For more information, call (386) Farris Robinson ...... Advertising Manager Rita Zeblin ...... 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Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 will begin at 10 a.m. The presenta- The topic will be The Link For more information, visit [email protected] BEACH ORMOND tion “Edible Flowers: What they are Between Osteoporosis Therapy and www.foodlion.com. Friday, December 30, 2011 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A7 Business News FREE CHRISTMAS PHOTO New model home opens Cost is $40 for six-week session pack- who best exemplifies excellence age or $7 a class. Registration is taking through exceptional performance. FilmlessArt.com ICI Homes opened its new Pimlico place now for January classes. There were a total of 16 nominations model home at Breakaway Trails locat- Dance Express Productions is locat- this year. ed off Timber Creek Road and S.R. 40 ed at 1501 Ridgewood Ave., Suite 107, Ms. Hamilton oversees a continuum Call for Free Sitting and Info in Ormond Beach recently. Holly Hill. of services to homeless families and The Pimlico model home offers six For more information, call (386) 679- individuals in Flagler and Volusia 4855 or visit danceexpressproduc- Counties. Most notably Ms. Hamilton bedrooms, five baths in 3,679 square We would like to thank filmless art tions.com. is the person in charge of implement- “Fred took the best pictures We had Christmas pictures feet of living space and is priced at we’ve ever had of the family. taken by Fred Stoll, Ormond for the pictures they took of our ing IDignity DeLand. IDignity was cre- daughter at the S.E.A.A. Fast pitch $439,900. The kids even enjoyed hav- Beach. He is such a profes- The Pimlico model home at Break- First statewide Workforce ated to help the disadvantaged in Cen- world series in July. Photographer ing them taken. He was very sional. He works hard to away Trails is open from 9 a.m. to 5 tral Florida overcome the difficulties of Fred Stoll was very professional and professional. He was very achieve the look you want in always seemed to catch the perfect p.m. Monday through Saturday and Excellence Award given obtaining the personal identification professional, and the results your photos and makes sure shot.The disc he provides allows you from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. that is crucial to enabling them to Lisa Hamilton, executive director for become self-sufficient. The need for were great. The next time you are satisfied with the to take a non rushed approach to selecting the pictures you want to the Volusia-Flagler County Coalition such a program was recognized by we need pictures, he’ll be results. We will definitely use Senior’s dance class offered have printed. The disc also stores for the Homeless, received the 2011 members of five downtown DeLand the one we call!” him again. the memories for a lifetime. statewide Barbara K. Griffin Workforce churches who were unable to find a Dan Wills Darlene Harris Thank You John & Lori Gargus Mrs. Rose’s Dance Express produc- Excellence Award. resource that provided such a service. Union City, TN tions is holding a “Golden Oldies This award is presented by the Flori- Ms. Hamilton holds a degree in soci- Dance Party” for seniors. da Workforce Development Associa- ology with highest honors from the On Location • Parents • Pets • Weddings The class meets from 10 to 10:45 tion to recognize the workforce devel- University of Florida. a.m. each Monday and Wednesday. opment professional or system partner Families • Children • Sports 760805 High Give the Gift Quality Photos Fred Stoll That Last without the 386-290-9294 A Lifetime! High Quality Cost! School News 386-671-0973 Fresh Start for More than 180 students sional pilot) students in ence program is the largest Ormond Beach participated in the com- their junior year will be eval- in the nation, with 1,477 stu- Women to begin mencement ceremony held uated for possible employ- dents currently enrolled at Dec. 10. ment as Atlantic Southeast the Prescott and Daytona Daytona State College will Airlines first officers. Stu- Beach campuses. The bach- hold a Fresh Start for Local resident dents must pass a battery of elor of science in Aeronauti- Women program beginning tests, maintain minimum cal Science offers specializa- Jan. 9. graduates from grade point averages, com- tions in airline pilot, The three week class is for Springfield College plete Embry-Riddle’s commercial pilot and mili- individuals 35 years and advanced jet training cours- tary pilot. older and will cover building Beverly Gibson, of Day- es and attain the ratings of confidence, establishing tona Beach, has received a private pilot, commercial FUTURES receives boundaries, understanding 684204 master of science degree in pilot/instrument and multi- stress and change, career $3,000 grant human services from engine, certified flight options, educational Springfield College in Mass- instructor, and certified options, resumes, jobs skills FUTURES Foundation for at achusetts for studies com- flight instructor/instru- and more. Volusia County Schools was pleted in 2011. ment. The class will meet from 9 Students accepted into awarded a $3,000 grant a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday to the program will be moni- from NextEra Energy Friday from Jan. 9 to Jan. 30. ERAU makes tored by ASA throughout Foundation for the 2011 Daily • Weekly • Montly Rentals For more information, call partnership deal their education and must Florida Power & Light (386) 506-3610. serve as a flight instructor Teacher Grant Program. Oceanfront with two airlines for a certain period of time. 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The organization’s Atlantic Southeast Airlines While flying for Atlantic board of directors consists and Delta Air Lines that will of business and community Dana Nichole Whippy and Southeast Airlines and accu- give a hiring advantage to leaders who raise funds for Joshua Clark Winchester, mulating experience, quali- Embry-Riddle students needed programs, for which both of Ormond Beach, and fied candidates will be interested in flying for the tax money is not available, Joseph Peter Metz, of Day- offered an interview with bar & grill two airlines. in the public schools. tona Beach, were awarded Delta. Under the new agree- For more information, call bachelor’s degrees from Fla- Embry-Riddle’s under- Join us on facebook for Live Entertainment schedule. ment, Embry-Riddle aero- (386) 255-6475, Ext. 50730. gler College in St. Augustine. graduate aeronautical sci- 1260 N. 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For Hometown News Never allow young children •Protect your pets: Animals [email protected] to light or handle fireworks are often frightened by the or sparklers. Be aware of the sounds of fireworks. Protect If fireworks are part of minimum permitted age in your “best friends” by keep- your New Year’s celebration your state. Adults should ing them indoors, secure plans, here are some tips for always be present when and away from the loud, staying safe: lighting or handling fire- sudden noises •Take precautions: Always works or sparklers Most importantly, check keep a hose and a bucket of •Stay alert: Never mix alco- local and state legislation to water nearby in case of hol or other substances with identify which products are emergencies fireworks or sparklers legal and only purchase •Light one at a time: Never •Stay clear: Never hold a lit those permitted by law. Also, light two or more fireworks firework in your hand. Keep always check the label and or sparklers at the same as far from them as possible instructions on fireworks time when lighting and sparklers to ensure they •Keep it outside: Only use •Let sleeping fireworks lie. come from a reliable, legal fireworks and sparklers out- Never try to relight fireworks and licensed source. Happy New Year doors on flat, hard surfaces or sparklers that do not For more information, call 683739 in clear areas and away from ignite. Wait 15 to 20 minutes (404) 446-1677. houses, buildings and dry before approaching them, America’s Mobility Solution, LLC grass then soak them with water 1873 N. Nova Rd., Holly Hill • 386-672-1990 www.liftcentral.net •Have adult supervision: and throw them away —TNT Fireworks

to keep them here with us, Hope we would have done it,” said NEW YEAR! NEW YOU! 2012 SPECIAL! From page A2 Flamingo Florist manager Debi Miles. REVIVE • REPLENISH Our New Year Holiday Offer includes; are needed to maintain basic The bouquets were specif- functionality.” ically designed to reflect the A Gentle Cleansing / Relaxing Facial + The fund is administered Ashby family, Ms. Miles said. A FREE GIFT through the Stewart-March- “The fugi mums that look Receive a free trial size product in Decorative Holiday Bag; man-ACT Foundation with like a starburst represented input from the Ashbys as to Susan and Hank Ashby who while supplies last, so call today to how the funds will be spent. burst with faith and hope in Reserve your appointment or hold a Gift Certificate “The story is about a fami- their efforts,” she said. “The All for Only $55 ly but the issue affects every- bright colored flowers were * SPECIAL RAFFLE GIFT * one,” said Deborah Zeoli, for Jay, for the very vibrant For every Gift Certificate purchased during Stewart-Marchman-Act young man he was. And we The month of December 2011 & January 2012, you will be entered Foundation President. added a single candle that Into a raffle to win Neova Gift Package Totaling $399 worth of products. “There is a stigma attached represented hope.” to mental illness which Both the Ashbys and the Heller Dermatology Center makes the problems worse. florist hope to make the Jeffrey J. Heller, D.O., Board Certified We want people to under- fundraiser an annual event. stand what mental illness is, • REVITALIZE REJUVENATE how treatment works, and Donations for the Jay’s 239-8700 that people can be fully func- Hope Fund can be made online at smafoundation. 511 N. Clyde Morris Blvd. • Daytona Beach tional with mental illness.” REFRESH • RENEW 683747 Chet Bell, Stewart-March- com under the heading Check out our website: Hellerdermcenter.net man-Act CEO, said the “News and Events” or at money from Jay’s Hope Fund smabehavioral.org under the stay local. heading “Foundation.” Speci- “Jay’s Hope Fund is desig- fy Jay’s Hope Fund. Mailing nated for supportive services address is Stewart-March- to those in our community man-ACT Foundation, 214 with severe mental illness,” Loomis Avenue, Daytona Mr. Bell said. “This popula- Beach, FL 32114. tion has so many needs — Individuals needing men- ranging from housing to tal health assistance should healthcare — that frequently call the 24-hour hotline at go unmet. These funds will (800) 539-4228. address part of that need. Hank and Susan have responded to Jay’s death and honor his life by donating their time, talent and

resources to support persons 684201 with severe mental illness.” This year’s fundraiser for Jay’s Hope Fund took the form of flowers, known as the Jay’s Hope Bouquet. Sold at $50 each, the bouquets, produced by Flamingo Florist and Gifts of Holly Hill, were sold in October (Mental Ask for Ed Lee Illness Awareness Month) Complete Auto Service and delivered Thanksgiving Maintenance & Repair week. A portion of each pur- Foreign & Domestic 386-944-5002 chase was donated to the National Account Fleet Provider Jay’s Hope Fund. 24 Hour Towning “We have all lost someone 950 Ridgewood Ave, Holly Hill, FL loving and dear to us — if we 386-258-1445 had a chance to save them, [email protected] 683745 386-944-5002 683911 A10 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011

them credits toward Vegas- ly, she goes to another store- U Lucky Dog Gambling Gambling or not? like computerized sweep- front closer to her house, but owner Charlotte From page A1 stakes games. she uses this one on days she Internet cafés, also known Customers pay for their has to drop off her grand- Odegaard. as cyber cafés, got their start time, sit down at an assigned daughter at work nearby. ing in lucrative returns for in the early 1990s, with the terminal and either surf the “I like to gamble,” she said. café owners from the pock- advent of the Internet. Back Internet or seek cash prizes by “I enjoy it. I work. I pay my ets of their usually working then, most people did not playing a game — from poker bills. So this is my fun.” class or retired customers. have a home computer and and slots to roulette and They could do it online at The state and many area the cafés offered a way for blackjack. home, says a 61-year-old Randy Barber cities seem intent on doing people to browse the Internet What makes it legal, sup- woman sitting near Ms. staff something about getting rid and check e-mail and also porters say, is the games are LaPointe, who didn’t want to of them. have a cup of coffee or a meal just a fun way to find out what share her name. But, “you photographer Dueling bills in the Florida (hence “café” in the name). predetermined sweepstakes can’t meet anybody sitting at legislature would either ban Now, because most people Orange officials say the Inter- tination amount the customers have home on the computer,” she net cafes in their cities have casino to gamble, but now, or require strict state regula- have home computers, sim- won – they don’t actually win said. “And it’s cheaper than a tion of businesses like Ms. ply browsing the Internet is no more than the normal num- they’re right there on their money because of their great shrink.” ber of police reports filed from street.” Odegaard’s. Daytona Beach, longer the lure, according to poker hand. There are a pre- Port Orange, South Daytona opponents. their locations. In defense of the establish- determined number of win- What harm? Many of the state’s county ments, gaming lobbyists and and many other cities have “It is the simulated gam- ning entries paid out over a passed moratoriums on new bling that brings people in the When many of the local sheriff’s have asked legislators owners regularly compare the finite period. for a statewide ban, citing the cafés to playing the Monopoly permits for the cafés. Other door,” South Daytona Com- State Rep. Scott Plakon, R- cities have discussed banning cities, like Ponce Inlet and munity Development Direc- Internet cafés, they talk about large pots of cash that accu- game at McDonald’s. Mr. Longwood, sponsored a mulate in the businesses dur- Kongsvik finds this to be mis- Daytona Beach Shores, tor John Dillard said. House bill that would ban the the “element” they bring with wasted no time in banning The city recently placed a them and how they will be ing an average day. Recently, a guided. cafés. three-man armed robbery at “Never, in my 22 years of the storefronts outright. moratorium on new cafés. “The café owners say it’s not detrimental to the neighbor- Ms. Odegaard’s not going The businesses, now also hoods they open in. In a zon- one Apopka café ended in one dealing with problem and really gambling because the death. compulsive gamblers, has to fret just yet, though. known as Internet sweep- outcome is predetermined, ing dispute last May, Port “They change their minds stakes cafés or convenience Orange Vice-Mayor Dennis According to a statement anybody called us and told but tell that to the person in from the Seminole County me that they’re losing their more than I change my casinos, still sell Internet time, the seat,” Mr. Plakon said. Kennedy said he would like to underwear,” she said of law- typically through the pur- keep them out of the city alto- Sheriff’s Department, crime house, have lost their job, are “They believe they’re gam- increased 14 percent after getting a divorce or are in makers. “Until I see some- chase of phone cards. But that bling. Slot machines are gether. thing passed, I’m not getting purchase doesn’t just get cus- “… Frankly, I think the bet- nine of the businesses sprout- financial dire straits because known as the most destruc- ed up in that county. of the Monopoly game at worried.” tomers Internet time, it earns tive form of gambling. I call it ter areas for these aren’t in Port Orange,” he said. And while law enforcement McDonald’s,” he said. the crack of gambling.” dislikes the immediate harm Ms. Odegaard disagrees. The city is currently being sued by Allied Veterans of the of increased crime, gambling Future restrictions She has worked at U Lucky support groups say Internet Dog for three years. She and World, a company that owns State Rep. Plakon said ban- several Internet cafés cafés cause indirect harm to her husband bought the place those who patronize them. ning the businesses outright in September, 2010. throughout the state, for what as opposed to regulating them a spokesperson calls Brian Kongsvik, the director “I don’t see any negativity of the 1-888-ADMIT-IT is the right thing to do. with this,” she said. “It’s a safe, “descrimination.” The lawsuit, “To merely regulate these one of several Allied Veterans helpline for the Florida Coun- fun place to hang out and cil on Compulsive Gambling, businesses would create is involved in throughout the thousands of gambling estab- make friends. It’s no different said more than 1,000 Internet state, is pending. lishments around the state,” than people playing scratch- cafés have sprung up around offs or looking under the cap Though Police Chief Mike Mr. Plakon said. “Wouldn’t Chitwood has publicly stated the state in the last half-dozen that be the largest single 2-11-12 of a 7-Up can to see if you win years. something. Some people jus- his desire to keep Internet expansion of gambling in the cafés on a tighter leash, police Two years ago, when the state?” tify a ban by saying we prey on organization started tracking people, but we don’t force investigator Jimmy Flint said Several owners of Internet last week that “we have not them, 68 callers to the help cafés in the Daytona area anybody to come in here.” line cited Internet cafés as She replies to the question had any problems at those refused to comment for this Internet cafés. I even talked to their primary addiction. Last story. Managers running of whether it’s gambling or not year, it was 122. The number is with a joke. the chief, who would know storefronts for the Allied Vet-

682403 on pace to be higher this year, “We don’t use the ‘G’ word specifically if these places erans of the World referred were a problem, and he said, he said. calls to the company’s St. here,” she said. “We know there is a signifi- But her customers do. ‘No.’” Augustine headquarters That’s not to say they cant population that’s affect- where a receptionist referred At one of a few center termi- ed by these establishments,” nals, Ina LaPointe of Daytona haven’t been a problem for questions to Jacksonville Mr. Kongsvik said. “And it’s attorney Kelly Mathis. Beach is catching up on some other law enforcement agen- our opinion, not the state’s or That call was forwarded to computerized Keno. Normal- cies. South Daytona and Port anybody else’s, that they may Sarah Bascum, spokeswoman very well be attracting a popu- for the Florida Internet Café lation of people that would Coalition, who didn’t return Romancing Arlene Borg, not necessarily drive to a des- several calls for comment. the Stove The Grammy Guru • Recipes “Let’s sit down and have a Begging round table and find some 760727 solutions to help the home- UALITY USTOM ABINETRY From page A1 • Q C C • Stories less,” he said to the commis- • EXPERT INSTALLATION lessness, but protecting sion. • PROFESSIONAL DESIGN • Archives & More everyone from aggression. Commissioner Pam Woods He bristled at suggestions said that much is done in Your Flooring Headquarters! members of the commis- Daytona Beach to help the www.HometownNewsOL.com sion were unmoved by the homeless, and that made her Introducing hand carved wood flooring plight of the homeless. comfortable to add the new by Bella Cera and D&M. “I’ve been feeding the panhandling restriction. ALWAYS BUYING homeless since I walked out “There is a place to go and of college,” he said. get a hot meal,” she said. Mr. Henry said that home- “You don’t have to be down lessness does appear to be on Beach Street, there are increasing. multiple food pantries.”

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While the organi- sia County has rolled The projected budget for glasses. zation was happy the ordi- around the idea of han- this fiscal year was about Shirts must overlap belt nance passed, some were dling all emergency calls, the same. However, EVAC lines, and those that hang exasperated that it’d taken but some cities had resis- needed a $4 million sub- to mid-thigh must be years. ted. As cities faced increas- sidy from the county. tucked in. Tops must cover “Old ideas are new ing budget pressures, those County manager Jim Din- the chest shoulder to again,” said Joyce Pearce- that hadn’t already let the neen projected that the shoulder. Shorts, skirts and Riddel co-chair of the county handle their 911 county could run ambu- dresses must cover to at organization’s jobs com- calls seemed happy to lances for less, because it least mid-thigh. Pants and mittee, before the council make the shift. The move has social-services options shorts must completely passed the ordinance. added about $8 million to the service didn’t. “I’m cover undergarments and “This is what we proposed the county budget, but was going to try to reduce the the buttocks. Cleats, slip- to the council three years estimated to save cities services of EVAC where pers and shoes with wheels ago: regional preference about $7 million, accord- other services better fit are banned. through the (Center for ing to local media esti- what (callers) need,” Mr. Additionally, under the Business Excellence). We mates. 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Every screen admit the apps are at least as Yelp also provides maps to provides multiple options important as the phone itself help you find your way once for accessing more informa- — and in many cases are far you have decided where it is tion, through hot links, tabs, more useful. you want to go. screen scrolls and sliding The problem is, there are Another great app to have menus. It’s a remarkably tens of thousands of these while traveling is Gas Buddy. well thought-out design. things. And that can make it This handy little program is You can easily keep tabs very hard to sort the good pretty no nonsense and can on US and foreign markets from the bad. Of course, quickly tell you where to find in real time (no 15 minute usefulness varies with the to the closest cheapest gas, delays here), as well as the individual, since many apps no matter where you are. status of your own stocks are highly specialized. 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Out & ‘102 Years of Broadway’ features about songs from classic shows For Hometown News Nothin’ But the Blues” and the STAR SCOPES [email protected] national tour of “Cats.” Robert DuSold, Rob Evan and Danny James Tucker FRIDAY, Dec. 30 Zolli represent other shows, Week of 12-30-2011 Neil Berg’s “102 Years of Broadway,” the follow-up including “Les •Bank & Blues Club: Victor engagement to “100 Years” and “101 Years,” will be on Aries-March 21-April 19 Wainwright and the WildRoots Miserables,” stage at 8 p.m. Jan. 5 at The “Evita,” “Wonderful Aries is a natural born leader. Band will perform at the Bank Peabody Auditorium. This results in much positive & Blues Club on Main Street Town” and “Jesus Christ Mr. Berg’s “102 Years of Superstar.” gain if you keep everyone on on Friday, Dec. 30. Doors open Broadway” is a the team moving forward at 8 p.m. Show starts at 9:30 The revue includes revived musical revue of toward a common goal. It p.m. Tickets are $20 and $15 arrangements of these Broad- Broadway’s most for reserved seating or $25 at way classics, as well as numbers can lead to unneeded stress door if available. Happy Hour celebrated shows, from Broadway’s newest hit if you think you have to will be held from 8-9 p.m. featuring a cast of shows. make all the final decisions. prior to the show. All the five Broadway Mr. Berg narrates the show from Make it a top priority to Wildroots will be performing. stars performing the piano. His approach is that he teach, set goals and motivate Stephen Dees on Bass, Nick songs from the is giving a party, the audience is in to action this year. Now Black on guitar, Billy Dean on hits in which they his living room and he invited some everyone wins. drums, and the power horn starred, accompa- singers. While it is semi-scripted, the section of Ray Guiser and nied by an all-star cast goes with the flow. It is different every Taurus-April 20-May 20 Patricia Dees. For more New York band. night, which keeps it fresh. The key to happiness is a information or the purchase The revue recre- Tickets range from $35 to $50 plus service lighter touch. When things tickets, visit ates the greatest fees and can be purchased at the Peabody box don't go as planned, remain www.eventbrite.com. moments from the office, 600 Auditorium Blvd., weekdays calm and of good cheer. finest shows of the between 10:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and Satur- Keep this attitude through- SATURDAY, Dec. 31 century, including days between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., by calling out the year. Look at the big- “Pippin,” “Cabaret,” Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000, online at ger picture and know that •New Year’s on Main “Miss Saigon,” “LaBo- www.ticketmaster.com, at any Ticket- good plans result in great Street: Celebrate the new year heme,” “Phantom of master outlet or at any local Walmart in results. Stay cool through on Main Street in Daytona the Opera,” “Show each task. Finish what you Beach with a ball drop and the electronics department. Group Boat,” “La Cage aux start. Stay balanced and all midnight fireworks show. The discounts are available for 15 or Follies” and “A Chorus more. For more information on will be well. seventh annual Politis Law Line.” Firm’s New Year’s Eve on Main group discounts, call (386) 671- Standing in the 3469. For additional information, Gemini-May 21-June 21 Street Party will take place spotlight on this year’s from Atlantic Avenue to call (386) 671-3460. Life goes on one way or the tour are Rita Harvey, who Peninsula Avenue starting at 6 other. True happiness comes p.m. Dec. 31.There will be four portrayed Christine on from the choices we make Broadway in “Phantom of the stages of music, street Andrea Rivette performs each day. What appears to performers, food, games and Opera” and co-starred with Rosie be, isn't always what truly is. rides for the kids. This event is O’Donnell and Harvey Fierstein in during Neil Berg’s Let things work out in their free to the public. For event the hit revival of “Fiddler on the ‘102 Years of Broadway.’ own way rather than trying updates, visit www.NewYear- Roof,” as well as returning favorite to rush them. Why? Because sEveOnMainStreet.com. Carter Calvert, whose credits there could be great things •Walk: The Happy Wander- include Broadway’s “It Ain’t Courtesy of John Bruno ahead lost because of impa- ers will hold a 5k for 10K walk tience. Life should be easy. at 1:30 p.m.,Saturday at Spruce Creek Recreational Facility, 5959 Spruce Creek Cancer-June 22-July 22 Road. Cost is $3. For more You are on a timely roll of information, call (386) 760- good luck and cheer. You 3872 or (386) 676-9863 or have done so much good for visit others. Others want to give www.happywanderersfl.org. The Club Scene back to you. Let them and •New Year’s Eve Party: receive it all with open arms. Flagler Avenue in New Smyrna You are always responsible. Beach will hold its annual New • Alfredo’s Ristorante Society “True Blues” Live Jam starting at 7:30 p.m. NFL Music at Saints & Sinners You help others heal. You are Year’s Eve party from 8 p.m. to Italiano: Live entertainment open jam session is held Season Ticket on Sunday’s. Pub every Thursday, Saturday always there as needed. 2 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 31. Ring is held from 6-9 p.m., Friday from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. each Open New Years Day. Visit & Sunday. The schedule is Friends want to surprise you. in 2012 with fireworks at 9 and Saturday. Alfredo’s Wednesday. There is a $3 www.theblacksheep.co to available at www.bruceross- Let them have their way and p.m. For more information, Ristorante Italiano is located cover. For more information see a calendar of events. meyer.com. rejoice. visit www.partyonflagler.com. at 4647 Clyde Morris Blvd, and a full events schedule, Black Sheep Pub and Eating •The C Note: An Early New •The Dish: A New Year’s Eve Port Orange FL 32127. For visit the website at House is located at 890 S. Years Eve Party Fundraiser Leo-July 23-Aug. 22 special surf and turf dinner for more information, call (386) www.DaytonaBluesSociety.o Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach. will be held from 1-5 p.m., People around you respect two will be $60 at The Dish, 322-6090. rg. For updates visit www.face- Saturday, Dec. 31, There will you more than you realize. 1185 W. Granada Blvd., •Angell & Phelps Café: •Black Sheep Pub and book.com/the blacksheep- be a buffet, cash bar, door Ormond Beach. Dinner will They may not always tell you Amy Alisia and Soul Opera- Eating House: Happy Hour pub or call (386) 673-5933. prizes, and dancing to the in words, but you can tell by include a bottle of Wycliff tion will perform from 9 is daily from 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. •Bruce Rossmeyer’s Marc Monteson Quartet. Champagne, mixed green their actions. It says that you p.m.-midnight, Saturday, and 9 p.m. – Close. Black Destination Daytona: Every Tickets are $20 in advance or are growing when others salads, lobster tail and filet Dec. 31. Angell & Phelps Sheep has Local Night on Thursday Evening is Bike $25 day of the event; Tickets respect your ideas. You see it mignon and dessert. The Cafe will hold a New Year’s Wednesday which is Happy Night at Saints & Sinners Pub at available at The C-Note, special will be served from 5- Eve party from 5 p.m. to Hour from 3 p.m. till close as located at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Gone Bonkers 314 Flagler, when they ask for your opin- 10 p.m. To make a reservation, midnight and there will be well as wing specials. Daytona Beach. There is live on Canal Street at Southern ions. These are good signs of call (386) 672-3566. entertainment from 9 p.m. to Tuesday is Live Team Trivia music from 7-10 p.m. All Trends and The Pennysaver, abundance and much more •Great Gatsby Gala For midnight. Angell & Phelps hosted by Chad, Caleb and model Bikes welcome. Every TUI Pack’n Ship, 1321 Saxon is coming in the New Year. New Year’s Eve: The Heritage Café is located at 156 S. Crystal starting at 7:15 p.m. second Sunday of the month Drive near Publix and The Preservation Trust will hold this Beach St. Daytona Beach. For with gift card prizes. There is Super Swap Sunday Car & Visitors Center, 2238 State Virgo-Aug. 23-Sept. 22 event from 8 p.m.-1 a.m., Dec. more information, call (386) are weekly specials that Motorcycle Swap Meet from Road 44. For more informa- You choose peace and har- 31, to raise money for repair of 257-2677. include Monday Meatloaf 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Vendor spots tion, call (386) 423-9760. mony with a deep sense of the Widow’s Walk Tower at •Bank & Blues Club: special for $6.95.Tuesday is are $10 for 18-feet by 30-feet Partial Proceeds will benefit purpose and appreciation for Lilian Place Historic Riverfront Daytona Blues Society True Fish & Chips and Sunday is space. Proceeds benefit the NSB Jazz Festival. The C life in all its forms. This Site, 111 Silver Beach Ave., Blues Jam is held at 7:30 10 ounce NY Strip for $9.95 Camp Boggy Creek. There is Note is located at 1301 attracts other things that add Daytona Beach. Cost is $20 p.m. each Wednesday. The all with purchase of a live music at 1 p.m. and a Canal St., New Smyrna more good to this simple per person for members and Show Case Act will be held beverage. Live music most free bikini bike wash See OUT, B2 at 8:30 p.m. Daytona Blues Friday and Saturday nights (weather permitting). Live See SCENE, B3 See SCOPES, B5 683916 B2 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

10 p.m. Attendees may wear A New Year’s “Extravaganza” reflection, self-care and be reached at (386) 676- •Martin Luther King Jr. costumes and come ready to will be held including cocktail meditation. The public may 3375. Birthday Celebration: Marc Out sing along cult-movie style. reception, four course dinner, attend. Instrumental musicians •Poetry In The Park: This Morial, CEO of the National From page B1 General admission is $15, live music, party favors and are needed. For more informa- event will be held from 1-3 Urban League, will be the members $13 and includes the champagne toast at midnight. tion, call (386) 761-9129. p.m., Jan. 7, at Manatee Island keynote speaker for the 2012 $30 per person for non- movie, movie kit and cham- Cost is $125 per person. Park in Daytona Beach. This celebration. Mr. Morial, who members. There will be live pagne toast at midnight as Rooms start at $129 a night. event is hosted By Travallion has been president of the music under the stars with well as a late night food buffet, For more information, call THURSDAY, Jan. 5 And The Tomoka Poets. For National Urban League since Jimmy Casino, food, and music, door prizes and cash (386) 322-7226. more information, call (386) 2003, will speak here during drinks. For more information bar to bring in the new year. •The Plaza Resort & Spa: A •Opera Video Club: The club 615-6433. the annual banquet slated for or to make a reservation, call The seating is limited. Reserva- New Year’s Eve Gala will be will meet at noon Thursday, •Salute to Sinatra, Davis 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, at (386) 299-4974, e-mail tions are requested. The held. Package room rates Jan. 5, at Daytona Beach and Martin: The “Drinkin’ the Hilton Daytona Beach info@heritagepreservation- Cinematique Theater is located begin at $299.95. The package Shores Council Chambers’ Singin’ Swingin’2012 Salute to Oceanfront Resort, 100 N. trust.org or visit www.herti- at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona includes entrance for two to Activity Room for the screening Sinatra, Davis and Martin will Atlantic Ave. Tickets are $50. agepreservationtrust.org. Beach. Tickets may be reserved the New Year’s Eve party, live of “II Trovatore” opera by Verdi, be held from 7-9 p.m., Jan. 7, The theme of this year’s •New Year’s Dinner: Rose Villa by phone with a credit card by music from Sho-Nuf, dinner sung in Italian, with English at the Ormond Beach Perform- celebration is “Hope - Out of a will offer two seating times on calling (386) 252-3118 or buffet, open bar from 9-11 subtitles. The event is free and ing Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. Mountain of Despair.” The New Year’s, 6 and 9 p.m. at 43 purchased at the theater. Box p.m., bottle of champagne at located at 3058 S. Atlantic Ave., Highway 1, Ormond Beach. banquet is one of several W. Granada Blvd., Ormond office hours are Tuesday to check in, party favors, midnight Daytona Beach Shores. For Tickets start at $15. For more activities that officials have Beach. A four-course menu Saturday 11 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. champagne toast, complimen- more information, call (386) information, visit planned. There will be a free will be served with a bottle of and 5-10 p.m., Sunday 1-5 tary breakfast buffet, late check 767-6967. www.ormondbeach.org. community barbecue and champagne for all guests. To p.m. The theater is closed on out. Semi-formal attire •Walk: The Happy Wander- concert at Daisy Stocking Park make a reservation, call (386) Mondays. For more informa- required. The party will be held UPCOMING EVENTS ers will hold a 5k or 10K walk from noon to 3 p.m. on 615-7673. tion about Cinematique, visit from 8 p.m.–2 a.m. Entrance to at 1 p.m., Jan. 8, at Central Saturday, Jan. 14. Also, the •Dinner: Luna Bella Ris- www.cinematique.org. gala without room reservation •Legends of Doo Wop with Park on Hammock Lane in public is invited to a free torante will be open from •New Year’s Eve gala: is $140 per person. The Plaza Sonny Geraci: Take a stroll Ormond Beach. Cost is $3. For breakfast and commemorative 4:30-10 p.m. There will be Daytona Beach Resort will Resort & Spa is located at 2500 down memory lane with an more information, call (386) march on Monday, Jan.16, several dinner specials. All hold a New Year’s Eve gala at N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona all-star lineup of Legends of 760-3872 or (386) 676-9863 which also is the federal specials are limited. First come, 8:30 p.m. at 2700 N. Atlantic Beach. For more information, Doo Wop at 7:30 p.m., Friday, or visit www.happywanderers- holiday marking Dr. King’s first served. For more informa- Ave., Daytona Beach. The call (386) 255-4471. Jan. 6, at the Ormond Beach fl.org. birthday. There will be an tion, call (386) 423-LUNA or e- event will feature music and Performing Arts Center, 399 •Ponce Inlet Lighthouse ecumenical worship service mail entertainment by The Sal WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4 North U.S. Highway 1.Tony Climb to the Moon: This event that same day at Greater lunabellaristoranteNSB@gmail. Ronci trio in the hotel’s main Passa, original lead of the will be held from 4:15 to 6:15 Friendship Baptist Church. For com. ballroom. The gala will •Fun Walk: The Happy Fascinators will perform p.m., Jan. 8. Come experience more information about •Party: A New Year’s Eve introduce “Casino Royale Wanderers will hold a free 5k “Chapel Bells.” Steve Horn of views of the sunset and banquet tickets call (386) 252- Party will be held at 7:30 p.m., night.” Included in the price of fun walk at 6 p.m., Jan. 4,at the Five Sharks will perform moonrise from atop the Ponce 0322 or (386) 451-1108. Dec. 31, at the River Lily Inn $50 per person is food, drink, Kohl’ Department Store, 1682 “Stormy Weather.” Frank Inlet Lighthouse. Enjoy •Tea: The Daytona Beach Bed and Breakfast, 558 free coupons for use in playing Taylor Road, Port Orange. For Mancuso, of The Imaginations, panoramic views of the ocean, Symphony Society Winter Riverside Drive, Daytona the casino games and much more information, call (386) will perform “Guardian Angel.” inlet and inland waterways by Wonderland High Tea will be Beach. There will be a dinner more. There will be a chance 760-3872 or (386) 676-9863 Tommy Mara, current lead of the light of the full moon. Join held at 2 p.m., Thursday, Jan. buffet with “lucky foods,” to win a new car. A portion of or visit www.happywanderers- The Crests, will perform “Six- the old lighthouse keeper as 12, at The Shores Resort & Spa, desserts, party favors, cham- the gambling proceeds will go fl.org. teen Candles,” “Cara Mia,” and he leads participants on a Daytona Beach Shores. A pagne toast, beer and wine to the Women’s Abuse Center •Music for Healing: Sonny Geraci, original lead journey into the past and celebrity chef will discuss the cash bar. Tickets are $49 per of Volusia County. There is also Sponsored by the Port Orange Climax and The Outsiders, will discover the unique history of history of the high tea and give person or $89 per couple plus a package offer including the Ministerial Association, “Music perform “Time Won’t Let Me,” this National Historic Land- tips on how to orchestrate a tax. The inn is also offering an gala and a night’s stay in a for Healing: Body, Mind and “Precious and Few,” and “Rock mark. Toast the setting sun tea fit for a queen. A tea overnight stay with hot room overlooking the ocean Spirit” is held from 12:15- and Roll Heaven.” “Remi- with sparkling cider and hors follows, and attendees will breakfast from $199 to $289 with late check out. Cost is 12:45 p.m. each Wednesday at nistyx,” a show group, which d’oeuvres provided by Inlet enjoy tablescapes created by plus tax. For more information, $100 per person. For more the All Saints Lutheran Church, performs music from the ‘50s, Harbor Restaurant. This event local designers and hostesses. call (386) 253-5002 or visit information or to make a 751 Dunlawton Ave., Port ‘60s, and ‘70s, will be the is limited to 25 participants. Specially-themed silent www.RiverLilyInn.com. reservation, call (386) 672- Orange. Musicians from local special guest opening act for Tickets must be purchased in auction items will also be •“Rocky Horror Picture 3770, Ext. 5215. To see more churches and schools present the “Legends of Doo Wop with advance by calling (386) 761- featured. Tickets for the Winter Show:” The “Rocky Horror about the band, visit instrumental music for Sonny Geraci” and will 1821, Ext. 10. Wonderland High Tea are $35 Picture Show” will be present- www.daytonajazz.com. peaceful contemplation, perform a salute to the girl •Fun Walk: The Happy and can be purchased by ed in Cinema HD Dec. 31, at •The Shores Resort & Spa: groups of the ‘60s. Tickets are Wanderers will hold a free 5k calling the Daytona Beach $30, $35 and $50 (VIP meet fun walk at 6 p.m., Jan. 11 at Symphony Society (386) 253- and greet). The Performing Sunrise Park, 1120 Riverside 2901. Arts Center Box Office is open Drive, Holly Hill . For more •Girl Scout Day: The Ponce from noon until 5 p.m. information, call (386) 760- Inlet Lighthouse will hold Girl Tuesday through Friday and 3872 or (386) 676-9863 or Scout Day from 10-2 p.m., will be open two hours prior to visit show time. The box office can www.happywanderersfl.org. See OUT, B7

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Peter’s Wine Shop call (386)423-0700. •The Holiday Inn: Jim Bryer seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. turnsteakhouse.com. call (386) 423-1469. located at 1665 Dunlawton •Caffeine Bistro & Wine and Linda Epstein Flynn will and show at 7:30 p.m., at the •Ormond Beach Elks: •Peter’s Wine Shop: Wine No. 105, Port Orange. For Bar: Caffeine Bistro has live perform from 6-10 p.m., Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic Sunday Night Singles Dance is Events are held each week. more information, call (386) music Wednesday through Friday, at 1615 S. Atlantic Ave., Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. held from 8-11 p.m. each Girlfriends Get Together is held 689-1946. Saturday. Kona Tiki Bar opens Daytona Beach. Participants will learn tradi- Sunday Night at the Ormond daily 4 p.m. Happy Hour is •Inlet Harbor: Les B Fine tional dances with Polynesian Beach Elks, 285 Wilmette Ave. daily from 3-6 p.m. Thursday will perform at 1 p.m., Friday, women, warriors and keikis Admission is $8 at the door. Nights Live music on the Patio Dec. 30. Rockit hits the stage (children). A flaming fire knife Snacks are provided. Dressy and DJ Frankie inside at 6 p.m., Friday, Dec. 30. The dance and hula with audience casual attire is requested. All Caffeine. There are daily- drive-in movie will be “Endless participation will be featured. singles are welcome. For more featured food and drink Summer” at 6:30 p.m., Friday, For more information, call information, call (386) 492- Since 1990 Homemade Dishes from Northern specials. A late night dinner Dec. 30.Les B Fine will (386) 255-5411, Ext. 186, or 7011. & Southern Italy in a Romantic Atmosphere menu is available until 1:30 perform at 2:30 p.m. Satur- visit www.myohanaluau.com. •Peanut’s Restaurant & $ 95 a.m. Regular Dinner until 11 day, Dec. 31. Better Way •The Original First Turn Sports Bar: Cheap Thrills will 7 OFF p.m. Private dining is available Reunion Band hits the stage at Steakhouse: The Chris Hiatt perform at 9 p.m., Friday, Dec. 2 FOR 1 DRINKS PURCHASE OF ANY 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 31. Experience will perform from 30 and Saturday, Dec. 31. for special events. Caffeine 684205 Inlet Harbor is located at 133 6-10 p.m., Friday and 8 p.m.- There will be a free cham- WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 2 ENTREES or 2 Entreés/2 Bev Bistro & Wine Bar is located at with this coupon with this coupon 49 W. Granada Blvd., Ormond Inlet Harbor Road, Ponce Inlet. midnight Saturday. Collide will pagne toast at midnight and Beach. For more information, For more information, call perform from 4-8 p.m. on party favors. Every Thursday Specialties Include: call (386) 672-7277. (386) 767-5590. Sunday. Diego & the Misfits the Pirates sing their original Beef Brusciola • Penne w/Shrimp Cognac Sauce •The Dish Tavern & Grill: A •LuLu’s: New Year’s Eve: will perform from 5-9 p.m., hits and your favorite tunes at • Veal Saltimbocca •Veal Ossobuco New Year’s Eve special surf Ring in the New Year at Tuesday. Chris Hiatt will 8 p.m. Texas Hold’ em is • Grouper Veneziano LuLu’s. The regular menu will perform from 5-9 p.m., played at 6 p.m. each Monday and turf dinner for two will be Make Your Reservations for New Year’s Eve $60 at The Dish, 1185 W. be complemented with a surf Wednesday. Thursday, there and Wednesday. A comedy Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. and turf special, New York will be an open jam with Sam auction with Robert Lewis and 304 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach Dinner will include a bottle of Strip with Alaskan Crab Oscar Church from 6-10 p.m. The Free Bingo for Beers is held at 5pm Tuesday -Sunday • 239-9624 Wycliff Champagne, mixed for $25, and a two entrée with green salads, lobster tail and bottle of wine special dinner. There will be music, stream- filet mignon and dessert. The Locally Owned & Operated special will be served from 5- ers, blowers, hats and favors HISTORIC 10 p.m. To make a reserva- as well as a champagne toast Banquets • Office Parties • Graduations •Weddings Parties Banquets • Office • Luncheons tion, call (386) 672-3566. at midnight. LuLu’s will be 1924 BISTRO •First Crush Wine: First open from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Private Event Crush Wine is now holding LuLu’s is located at 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach. Room Available happy hour between 6 and 9 Throw Back Thursday p.m. everyday. Customers will To make a reservation, call be able to have any of the 24 (386) 673-2641. For more OUTSIDE wines by the glass that we information, visit lulusocean- Special Dinner Menu offer, buy one get one. First sidegrill.com PATIO 4pm-Close Crust Wine is located at 175 S. •The Moose Lodge 1263: Nova Road, Unit 5C, Ormond The lodge will hold an “all- DINING Dine in Only Beach. For more information, you-can- eat breakfast buffet” call (386) 310-4873. from 8:30-1 p.m., each JOIN US NEW YEAR’S EVE Fresh, Quality BBQ •Five O’ Clock Charley: The Sunday. Lenny Galasso and Sid Blair will perform each 5 COURSE MEAL MENU ONLY $50 band will perform from 5:30- View Menu at lasbistro.com 684133 Join us every Friday from 4pm-close Sunday from 2-4:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. each Thursday, at BY RESERVATION ONLY! Pirana Grille, 241 N. U.S. Admission is $5 at the door. for our cornmeal & hand battered Highway 1, Ormond Beach. These events are open to the BRUNCH 9AM-2PM SUNDAY St.Augustine shrimp and For more information, visit public. This is open to be BREAKFAST 9AM-11AM TUE-SAT www.fiveoclockcharley.com. public at 601 W. Granada LUNCH 11AM-3PM TUE-SAT traditional southern cheese grits. DINNER 4PM-9PM TH, FR & SAT •Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & Blvd., Ormond Beach. For CLOSED MONDAY Available in 9, 12 & 18 pieces. Social: Tuesdays is Beer Club. more information, call (386) 673-8722. There is free New Craft beer Early Bird Menu Local made to order every Tuesday (half of every •Norwood’s Restaurant Not valid w/coupon. beer Every Tuesday.) Cost is and Wine Shop: Free wine Thurs, Fri & Sat • 4-6pm • 10 Dinners Under $10 tastings are held from 5-7 p.m. $15 monthly or $150 annually. Includes: Soup and Salad Free Wine or Beer Thursday night is poker night. each Friday on the deck and Reservations Please (386) There is no buy-in, free to play. Saturday in the shop with 253-9920 Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & Social is complimentary cheeses. 1593 N. Nova Rd., Holly Hill Picnics • Tailgating • Corporate Events Fund Raisers Reunions Picnics • Tailgating located at 1220 Hand Ave., Norwood’s is located at 400 LasBistro.com • 386.676.5181 Offers not valid with other coupons or specials Ormond Beach. For more Second Ave., New Smyrna 63 W. Granada Blvd, Ormond Beach • [email protected] Beach. For more information, Log onto hometownnewsol.com for 1/2 priced gift certificates information, call (386) 677- Reservations Welcomed 2700 or visit www.fletcherscig- call (386) 428-4621. We Make It Easy • We Do It All 684211 arbar.com. •Fountain Beach Resort: The resort is home to the Oasis Tiki Bar & Grill. Karaoke Earlier Dinner Menu is held every Friday thru Monday-Saturday 5:00-6:30pm Monday 5-10 p.m. Fountain Beach Resort is located at 313 3 Courses S Atlantic Ave., just south of Soup or Salad Entrée and Dessert International Speedway $ Boulevard on the beach. For Tired of Turkey? american food with italian soul 19.95 pp more information, call (386) Come in and enjoy some of our Looking for a special gift? Lunch Tues-Fri 11:30-2 255-1001. AWARD •Frappes North: Wine How about a SmokeShack BBQ Dinner Mon-Thurs 5-9 Fi & Sat 5-10 tastings are held at 6 p.m. the 683645 WINNING BBQ! Gift Certificate or Gift Basket? first Tuesday of each month. Holiday Party? - We Cater! Reservations are required. Live Let’s Spend the Night Together... Music Friday Nights are held 116 S. Nova Rd • Ormond Beach 386-673-RIBS New Year’s Eve at Frappes from 7-11 p.m. Frappes North www.smokeshackbarbecue.com (7427) is located at 123 W. Granada DELICIOUS DELECTABLE DINNERS. Blvd. in Ormond Beach. 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615-8577 Accept 683647 B6 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011 Out & About

A man shops for toma- toes at one of the many produce stands available at the Downtown Daytona Beach Farmers’ Market at City Island recently. The market is opening every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon between Jackie Robin- son Ballpark and the City Island Library Center in Daytona Beach.

Photos by Brock Mabin, 11, of Ormond by the Sea tosses a Frisbee to a pair of dogs during the Randy Barber grand opening of the dog park at Bicentennial Park in Ormond Beach recently. The four- acre park offers two separate areas for large and small dogs with watering stations for staff photographer the pets and benches for the pet owners.

Mathilde Miller, 3, and her one-year-old sister Ingrid of Ormond Beach look at baskets of peaches for sale by SamSue Produce at the Green Market in the Port Orange Pavil- ion recently. The market is open every Saturday from 8a.m. to 1 p.m. with a variety of Dave Rizzo of the Ormond Beach Lowes helps to repaint the dining room of the Domes- fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, plants and more. tic Abuse Council Center in Daytona Beach recently. Also pictured is: April Serio, center, and Duane Hempfield. Lowes provided all the supplies and labor and also donated new patio furniture. Jim Moseley, 80, of Ormond Beach com- petes in the 1500-meter Amy Goodpasture of race held at the track of Daytona Beach walks Seabreeze High School with her daughter during the Ormond Rachel, 11, during the Beach Senior Games Volusia County Walk recently. Mr. Moseley Now for Autism took first place in the Speaks in Port 1500-meter for his age Orange recently. group. www.walknow- forautismspeaks.org

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682402 Save hundreds of dollars every week with coupons & discounts from our local advertisers! 760726 Friday, December 30, 2011 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • B7 A big old snook took me and the peanut on a wild ride took my kayak down to blood pumping. Throwing The big fish was pulling hookup. I ran the tape Boy, it was a long time since Sleepy Hollow Park, which FISHING my red and white Mirro Lure, hard and sharp. Oysters were measure down her length and I had such snook fun. I took it Ilies between Port Orange WITH I made a pretty good cast, but everywhere. When it turned found that the fish was 30 as a good sign for our fishing and New Smyrna Beach. If DAN I had guessed wrong. I had out to deeper water and away inches and more if you were future. you go looking for it, watch DAN SMITH thrown the plug about 15 feet from the shells, I felt better to pinch the tail. I released her Snook season is closed the east side of U.S. 1 just from where the explosion had but still wondered if the without boating her for both right now, but let’s release south of the three bridges of occurred thinking the fish damage to the sheer line had of our safety. Those sharp gill them all anyway and give Spruce Creek. had moved in that direction. already been done. Just then plates can do a lot of damage. them a chance to recover. When I slid the Green always a good sign; the big Nothing. the big female tried to jump As I watched her swim Here in Volusia County, we are Peanut in, the water was slick fish always follow the bait. On my next cast, the bait but was so fat she could only away, I tried to remember the on their northern range, and with the wind mercifully As I began moving tighter splashed down right where get about halfway out of the last big snook I caught. It was it will take a few good, warm calm. The tide was just at the and tighter into the brush, I the action had first happened. water. certainly before the cold winters in a row for us to get end of its incoming phase. could see fish feeding hard. I didn’t even have time to give Now I was having fun. winter of 2009. Now with the them back. If that happens, My goal was to replay the Right where a big oyster bar it a twitch. The plug disap- Back and forth the snook sun beginning to peak up, I there will be fun times ahead spot where I had so much fun connected to the mangroves peared and the line sizzled off raced trying desperately to could see fish feeding all for all. on my very first trip in the on the shore, a very large at a right angle to the cast. throw the treble hooks. As around. I made about a dozen Dan Smith has fished the Peanut a little over a year ago. predator exploded on a My foe made a long run. A snook will do, when the fight more casts before another waters of Volusia County for On that outing, I had gotten school of finger mullet. The very long run. Snook! Not just was finally over, she lay up snook took the bait. This time more than 40 years. E-mail into the big reds. I could only little silver fish shot into the any snook but a big one. It’s quietly alongside the kayak as it was a 20-incher and much questions and comments to hope for the same success. air in every direction, mim- times like this when I anguish I used my grippers to hold her more manageable. I had a few [email protected]. His book,“I As I pushed back through icking a New Year’s Eve over my stubborn persistence head. more hits but caught no Swear the Snook Drowned,” is the mangroves, I could see skyrocket. of fishing 10 pound mono I was at least 100 feet from more. By 8 a.m. they stopped available for $10.95 at (386) bait moving all about. That’s Oh man! That sent my without a leader. where I had made the biting and feeding altogether. 441-7793.

and a host of others. In reservations early. Tickets are [email protected] or tion, visit and live music. Stroll the Out addition to performing as a $95 per person and include call (386) 492-2409 or call www.canalstreetnsb.com or district from 10 a.m.-7 p.m., on sideman, Mr. Gardner has also free premier event parking, (386) 676-3216. call (386) 547-4038. the first Saturday of each From page B2 recorded four albums on the Taste of the 24-event admis- •Top That Red Hat lunch- •Cracker Creek’s Pirate month. Admission is free. The Saturday, Jan. 14. Participants Steeplechase label as the sion, one weekend pass to the eon: This event will be held Cruise: Featuring the Pirates of Canal Street Historic District is may enjoy the lighthouse and leader and also has taught at Rolex 24 at Daytona and a from 11:30-1:30 p.m., Feb. 2. Spruce Creek, cruises are held in downtown New Smyrna museum while working on Julliard School of Music.P rior chance to win a Rolex watch. Reservations are required. at 1 p.m. each Saturday and Beach. For information, visit requirements for the Light- to the concert, the Seabreeze Tickets for children 12 and Admission is $20. There will Sunday at 1795 Taylor Road, www.canalstreetnsb.com or house Brownie Try-It, the High School Jazz Band from younger may be purchased at be door prizes and a raffle. Port Orange. Costumed pirates call (386) 547-4038. Junior Lighthouse Badge, or Daytona Beach will be the door for $24. For more There will be an outrageous create a live, interactive •Edgewater Farmer’s the Lighthouse Interest performing from 1:30-2:15 information or to purchase hat competition that also has experience as young bucca- Project. Special admission p.m. in the museum’s Root tickets, visit www.daytonas- prizes. Participants and neers learn navigation, pirate See OUT, B10 rates have been established, Hall. The Vincent Gardner tate.edu/foundation, call (386) bystanders are welcome. For weaponry, knotting or rope and reservations are required. concert will begin at 2:30p.m. 506-3724 or e-mail the more information, call (386) tying and pirate lingo, all the For more information, call Tickets for the concert are $25 Foundation: foundation@Day- 257-2297, Ext. 27. For more while searching for the lost (386) 761-1821, Ext 18. for association and museum tonaState.edu . information on this and other treasure at Spruce Creek. •Fun Walk: The Happy members, $30 for non- •Canadian Brass: The group programs about domestic Pre–registration is required by Wanderers will hold a free 5k members, and $15 for will perform at 7 p.m., Jan 28, violence and prevention, call calling (386) 304-0778. Canoe fun walk at 6 p.m., Jan. 18, at students with valid ID. The at the Peabody Auditorium, (386) 257-2297 or call the and kayak launch and rentals, Riverside Park, 105 Riverside association is featuring an early 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona hotline at (386) 255-2102 or guided eco-history Pontoon Drive, New Smyrna Beach. For bird special and tickets Beach. The world’s most (800) 500-1119. boat tours and golf cart tours Key West Adventure more information, call (386) purchased before Jan. 9 are famous brass group is made of the conservation nature Jan 2 (4-D) $749 760-3872 or (386) 676-9863 available at the discounted up of five tremendous brass ONGOING EVENTS trails also are available. For Jan 5 “Wicked” or visit www.happywanderers- price of two member tickets musicians - each a virtuoso in more information, visit the fl.org. for $40 or two non-member his own right. With more than •American Legion Post 17: website at www.OldFloridaPi- $110 • “Oklahoma!”: The Senior tickets for $50. Tickets can be 90 recordings and an extensive Breakfast is served from 8 to oneer.com or send an e-mail Salvador Dali Muesum Theatre Workshop of Ormond purchased in advance by mail world-wide touring schedule, 11 a.m. each Sunday. Spaghet- to crackercreek@OldFloridaPi- Jan 11 $75 Beach will present the Rodgers (P.O. Box 352552, Palm Coast, they play everything from Bach ti, salad and garlic bread is oneer.com. and Hammerstein classic FL 32135), at Aimee’s Hall- to the Blues. There are several served from 4:30–6:30 p.m. •Cruise night: East Coast “I Love You Because” “Oklahoma!” on Jan. 20, 21 mark in Palm Coast, on the options to buy tickets for the each Thursday. Post 17 is Cruisers hold a cruise night Jan 21 $79 and 22, at the Ormond Beach website www.nefja.org or by concerts: Visit Peabody located at 619 Canal St., New from 4-8 p.m. the second A Day in Winter Park Performing Arts Center, 399 calling (386) 445-1329. Auditorium Box Office, 600 Smyrna Beach. Saturday of each month on North U.S. Highway 1. Friday •Fun Walk: The Happy Auditorium Blvd., Daytona •American Legion Post 270: Canal Street in New Smyrna Feb 1 $75 and Saturday evening perform- Wanderers will hold a free 5k Beach; call Ticketmaster (800) Each Monday from 5-7 p.m. is Beach. Cocoa Beach Dinner Cruise ances are at 7:30 p.m., and fun walk at 6 p.m., Jan. 25 at 745-3000; order online at taco night. Wednesday wings •Daytona Metropolitan Feb 3 TBA there will be a Sunday matinee the Volusia Mall Food Court, Ticketmaster, are served from 5-7 p.m. Each Bridge Club: Duplicate Bridge Biloxi Gambling at 2:30 p.m. The musical is 1700 International Speedway Ticketmaster.com; or order Friday from 5-7 p.m. is a fish is played Monday through based on “Green Grow the Blvd., Daytona Beach. For more online at www.dbss.org. fry with musical entertainment. Saturday at 600 Driftwood Feb 6 (4-D) $199 Lilacs,” a 1931 play written by information, call (386) 760- Tickets for the Canadian Brass Post 270 is located at 119 Ave., Daytona Beach. For the Explore Lake Wales Lynn Riggs about settlers in 3872 or (386) 676-9863 or are $20 and $35. For more Howes St., Port Orange. For schedule, call (386) 255-7744 Feb 9 $75 visit information, call (386) 253- or visit the website at Oklahoma’s Indian Territory in more information, call (386) The Jim Stafford Show 1906. This romantic comedy www.happywanderersfl.org. 2901. 788-6800. www.DaytonaBridge.org. follows the ups and downs •“Don Giovanni:” The •IMAGES Festival of the •American Legion Auxiliary •Democracy Now: Internet Feb 16 $89 between cowboy Curly McLain Mozart Festival Opera Compa- Arts: This nationally recog- Unit 285 Edgewater Inc.: The news with Amy Goodman will The Andrew Brothers and farm girl Laurey Williams ny presents “Don Giovanni”at nized outdoor juried art show auxiliary hosts Quarters Up be presented at 10:30 a.m. Mar 10 $79 as well as between Laurey’s 7 p.m., Friday, Jan. 27, at the will be held from 9 a.m.-5 Bingo every Monday night each Thursday at Unitarian best friend, Ado Annie and Will Peabody Auditorium, 600 p.m. Jan. 28 and 10 a.m.-5 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Universalist Society, 56 N. 104 Years of Broadway Parker. Tickets are $15 for Auditorium Blvd., Daytona p.m. Jan. 29, along Riverside American Legion Post 285 in Halifax, Ormond Beach. News Mar 19 $79 reserved seating and are Beach. Mozart tells the story of Drive, up Historic Canal Street Edgewater. All proceeds go and analysis will be covered. available through the box Don Juan, the most famous and throughout Riverside Park towards Veterans and Children Coffee and donuts will be All Major Credit Cards lover of all time. His personali- in downtown New Smyrna served. The public may attend. office or from any cast and Youth. Open to the public. Accepted member. The Performing Arts ty is so beguiling that audi- Beach. Visit www.imagesartfes- •Downtown Arts District The post is located at 2102 S. Call for Full Itineraries Center Box Office is open from ences root for him, even as his tival.org for more information. Ridgewood Ave. Gallery Walk: Canal Street noon until 5 p.m. Tuesday dark side becomes obvious. •Russia’s St. Petersburg •Art Walk and Wine Walk: Historic District galleries 386-257-5411 through Friday and will be The fully-staged traditional State Orchestra: The group This event is held from 10 feature monthly solo and

Ext 3 683917 open two hours prior to show production includes a 40-piece will perform at 3 p.m., Sunday, a.m.-6 p.m. the fourth Saturday group exhibitions, artist talks time. The box office can be orchestra, sets and costumes, Jan. 29, at the Peabody of the month on Flagler reached at (386) 676-3375. and singers. English supertitles Auditorium, Daytona Beach. Avenue, New Smyrna Beach. •”Go Dog Go” run: The are projected above the stage. Award winning pianist The wine walk portion of Art Do “Dots-Shuttle.Com” Southeast Volusia Humane At 6 p.m., a free pre-concert Alexander Pirozhenko joins the Walk runs from 1-6 p.m. and Society will sponsor the “Go talk will be given by Earnest orchestra to play Beethoven’s offers a progressive wine Dog Go” run, a 5k run; half- Murphy, a Grammy Award Piano Concerto No. 2. At 2 tasting along the avenue ORLANDO AIRPORT SHUTTLE mile dog dash and half-mile winner tenor. There are several p.m., there will be a free pre- where participants can taste dog walk at Norwood’s options to buy tickets for the concert talk by concert pianist their choice from more than Restaurant at 8 a.m. on Jan. concerts. Visit Peabody and music professor Rose 50 showcased wines for $20. A DAYTONA 21, with registration beginning Auditorium Box Office, 600 Grace. There are several monthly punch card drawing ORLANDO AIRPORT SERVICE at 7 a.m. Those who wish to Auditorium Blvd., Daytona options to buy tickets for the features a prize donated by HAPPY HOLIDAY FARE participate can find more Beach; call Ticketmaster (800) concerts: Visit Peabody one of the four sponsoring information by going to 745-3000; order online at Auditorium Box Office, 600 galleries. For more information $ ROUND sevhs.com and clicking on “Go Ticketmaster, Auditorium Blvd., Daytona about Art Walk, call (386) 428- $ ONE WAY TRIP Dog Go 5K run.” Registration Ticketmaster.com; or order Beach; call Ticketmaster (800) 1770, or visit www.flagler- 45 can also be done online at online at www.dbss.org. 745-3000; order online at gallerygroup.com 25 register-racesmith.com for 5K Individual tickets for the Ticketmaster, •Classic Car Show: East 2 DAYS FREE concerts range from $34-59. Ticketmaster.com; or order DAYTONA, DELAND, DELTONA registration. Those who wish Coast Cruisers host a Classic PARKING *Reservations & Payment Minimum One to register at the shelter can Student tickets are $10. For online visit www.dbss.org. Car Show on the second Day Prior,Restricted fare. No Refunds, Drop Off Curbside @ Airline No Changes stop by the humane society more information, call (386) Individual tickets for the Saturday of month along Canal located at 1200 S. Glencoe 253-2901. concerts range from $34-$59. Street, New Smyrna Beach. 386-257-5411 • 1-800-231-1965 Road, New Smyrna Beach. •Museum at Night: See Student tickets are $10. For Admission is free. For informa-

1034 N. Nova Rd. • Daytona Beach 683918 Volusia County Councilwoman what the Ponce Inlet Light- more information, call (386) Joie Alexander will be present house is like at night at 6 p.m., 253-2901. to kick off Go Dog Go, which is Jan. 27, with the tower lit and •Poetry Book Signing: The the biggest fundraiser of the the lights on around the Casements will be the site of year for the agency. The route historic grounds. Enjoy this another first in the history of Custom Cabinets By Michael Z, Inc begins at Norwood’s. Entry fee unique perspective of what the auto racing—the debut of the is $20 for pre-registration and lighthouse keeper’s life may first book of poetry devoted $25 the day of the race. Those have been like after dark. entirely to NASCAR, auto racing who pre-register will be Family oriented workshops and cars. The book launch will Happy guaranteed a runner’s T-shirt including “Sky Tour,” an take place on Sunday, Jan. 29 and goody bag. Contributions astronomy workshop from 6- at 2 p.m., Dr. David B. Axelrod, of dog or cat food to the 7:30 p.m., will highlight the author of 19 previous book of Holidays shelter can be brought to the evening’s activities. Included poems, will read and talk Norwood’s parking lot and with regular admission. For about the poems in his newest placed in the designated more information, call (386) book, “The SPEED Way, Poems • Always low prices humane society van or blue 761-1821 Ext 18. about NASCAR and Growing • Free Consultation truck. For more information •Taste of the 24: The third Up around Racing and Cars.” call (386) 428-9860. annual Taste of the 24 will be Legendary race car figure, Ray and Quote •Concert: The North East held Jan. 28, during the 50th Fox, whose cars won at least Florida Jazz Association will anniversary of the Rolex 24 at 100 races, will be present to present trombonist Vincent Daytona, will be hosted by the sign copies of the Godwin Quality built right Gardner in concert on Sunday, Daytona State College Kelly biography about him, Jan. 22, at the Museum of Arts Foundation and will feature a “Ray Fox: Sly in the Stock Car here in our shop & Sciences, 352 S. Nova Road, blend of food and fast cars, Forest.” There will also be a Daytona Beach. This year with access all weekend long special guest appearance of marks the association’ s 25th to the endurance race and racing legend, Barney Oldfield Kitchens • Baths • Laundry • Closets anniversary. Mr. Gardner, 39, is Sprint FANZONE. Patrons can (also known as Dan Smith, the lead trombonist for the enjoy food from 24 of the journalist and racing historian). Jazz at Lincoln Center Orches- area’s finest restaurants, a cigar The event is open to the We are a full service cabinet builder tra under the musical direction bar, live jazz, and a chance to public, free of charge. Part of of Wynton Marsalas. He has win a Rolex watch. The Taste of the proceeds from the sale of performed and recorded with the 24 will take place in 24 the book will be donated to Residential • Commercial other jazz notables including private corporate suites The Casements and its future Marcus Roberts, The Duke located above the Superstretch programs. The Casements is Ellington Orchestra, The Count grandstands. The event will be located at 25 Riverside Drive, WE BUILD CABINETRY FOR ALL BUDGETS Basie Orchestra, Harry Connick from 6 to 10 p.m. on Jan. 28. in Ormond Beach. Jr., McCoy Tyner, Nancy Wilson Seating is limited, so make For more information, e-mail 386-673-8288 684129 B8 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011 Clubs & Classes Clubs answers questions and •Daytona Beach Boat Club: Riddle Aeronautical Universi- each month in Sica Hall, 1065 noon the third Monday of the improves the quality of life for This group meets the second ty across from Mainland. Daytona Ave., Holly Hill. month at City Island Library, •AARP: The Daytona Beach respiratory patients. For more Thursday of each month at There is no fee to try or check Guests are welcome. Exhibits 105 E Magnolia, Daytona Chapter 386 meets at 11a.m. information, call (386) 255- Halifax Harbor Marina. Social out. For more information, and lectures take place at the Beach. For more information, the second Thursday of each 6447. hour begins at 6 p.m., with visit daytonabeachrugby.org. meetings. The club is held call (386) 428-8896 or (386) month at the Duff’s Buffet on •Citizen Observer Program: dinner at 7 p.m. A program for •Daytona Beach Shag behind the Holly Hill Police 673-0478. Ridgewood Avenue in South This group of volunteers boaters will take place after Club: Members dance from 8 Station. Directions: Travel east •National Alliance for Men- Daytona. This organization assists the Sheriff’s Office to dinner. For more information, p.m. to midnight each Satur- on LPGA Boulevard one block tally Ill: This club meets from provides various ways for par- fight crime and patrol neigh- call (386) 253-6045. day at the Moose Lodge in past U.S. 1 to Daytona Avenue, 1-3 p.m. the second and fourth ticipants to get involved in borhoods in order to mini- •Daytona Beach Boppers: Ormond Beach. Four deejays then turn right. Sica Hall will Thursday of each month at Act community projects and dis- mize crime in Volusia County. This dance club meets from provide the music. There is no be on the left. Corporation, 1220 Willis Ave., cuss senior issues. Call (386) For an application and more 7:30-10 p.m. each Wednesday admission charge. For more •Halifax Area Veteran’s Building 9, Daytona Beach. 523-4658 for more informa- information, call (386) 672- to swing, shag and bop at the information, call (386) 837- Council: This club meets the The family and friends of peo- tion. 0285. Moose, 601 W. Granada Blvd., 5851. third Saturday of each month ple with a mental illness pro- •Al-Anon: Meetings are held •Community Club: This Ormond Beach. For more •Daytona Beach Toastmas- at the Emory L. Bennett Veter- vide support, friendship, guid- at noon Monday, Wednesday club meets the first Thursday information, visit the Website ters Club: This nonprofit ans Nursing Home, 1920 ance and advice and advocate and Friday at Central Baptist of each month to learn about at daytonabeachboppers.com organization dedicated to Mason Ave., Daytona Beach. quality services for those with Church, 142 Fairview Ave., home community education. or send an e-mail to helping members develop For more information, call mental disabilities. For more Daytona Beach. This organi- Visitors may attend. For more [email protected]. communication and leader- (386) 274-3460. information, call (386) 503- zation offers families and information, call (386) 253- •Daytona Beach Chess ship skills, which in turn foster •Halifax Business and Pro- 7219. friends of alcoholics positive 1037. Club: This club meets from self-confidence and personal fessional Women: This club •National Association of ways to cope with the prob- •Corvette Cruisers of 6:30-10 p.m. each Wednesday growth, meets from 6-7 p.m. meets the second Tuesday of Retired and Veteran Railroad lems that accompany alco- Greater Daytona: Corvette at the Peggy Schnebly Recre- each Monday at Embry-Rid- each month. For more infor- Employees: Unit 70 Daytona holism. For more information, enthusiasts. Monthly meet- ation Center, 1101 N. Atlantic dle Aeronautical University, mation, call (386) 671-7164 or Beach is seeking new mem- call (800) 508-2512. ings are held on the third Tues- Ave., Daytona Beach. For more Daytona Beach. For more send an e-mail to bers. Meetings are held at •Alzheimer caregiver sup- day of each month at TGI Fri- information, call (386) 239- information, call at (772) 539- [email protected]. 11:30 a.m. the second Wednes- port group: This group meets day's Restaurant at 24 N. 9485 or visit the website at 1779, e-mail dbtoastmas- •Halifax Singles: This group day of each month (Septem- at 10:30 a.m. the fourth Friday Ocean Shore Blvd. (corner of www.daytonabchcc.org. [email protected] or visit the meets at noon the fourth Fri- ber-May) at the Whistle Junc- of each month at Olds Hall E. Granada Blvd/Rte. 40), •Daytona Beach Down website at daytonabeach.free- day of each month for lunch tion Buffet & Grill, 1584 S. Good Samaritan Center, Ormond Beach . Guests are Syndrome Association: This toasthost.ws and cards at Riviera Country Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Archives Room, 340 S. Ridge- invited to dine with the group nonprofit organization pro- •Daytona Metropolitan Club Restaurant, 500 Calle Beach. Active and retired rail- wood Ave., Daytona Beach. starting at 6 p.m. with the motes positive understanding Bridge Club: This club will Grande, Ormond Beach. For road employees may attend. For more information, call meeting at 7 p.m. For more of Down syndrome in the offer two free learn-to-play more information, call (386) For more information, call (386) 238-0066. information email community and is a source of bridge lessons. The lessons are 252-8783 or (386) 673-2155. (386) 428-9848, (386) 767-9086 •Auto Racing Legends: This [email protected] or visit the support, information and for beginners, people return- •Halifax Social Club: This or (386) 734-6098. club is dedicated to preserving website at www.corvettecruis- education for the families and ing to bridge after some years, social group is for mature •Newcomers Club: Women the history of auto racing and ersdaytona.com. individuals affected by Down and social players who want to adults older than 25. HSC has who reside in the Halifax area serving the community. The •Daytona Area Chapter syndrome. Meetings are held learn modern bidding and no political or religious affilia- may attend meetings at 11:30 club meets on the last Tuesday Outside Sales Support Net- the third Thursday of each play. Lessons are held at 9:30 tions. Group events can a.m. the first and third Tuesday of each month at The Club- work: This is an association of month at the ARC of Volusia. a.m. each Monday at 600 include barbecues, happy of each month at Palmetto house Restaurant, 600 Wilder independent contractors and DBDSA is in need of partners, Driftwood Ave., Daytona hours, hiking, art festivals; the- Club, 1000 S. Beach St., Day- Blvd., Daytona Beach. Anyone home-based travel agencies sponsors and volunteers. For Beach. Lessons are open to the ater nights, wine tasting, com- tona Beach. Lunch costs $10, interested in auto racing may committed to the professional more information, visit the public, and handouts will be edy clubs or other events and members play cards until join. For more information, development of its members. Website http://dbdsa.com or given to all participants. Atten- members come up with and 3 p.m. For more information, call (386) 760-9587. Chapter meetings allow inde- call (386) 682-5197. dees will play bridge starting organize. HSC is not a dating call (386) 761-8374. •Bereavement Support pendent contractors to meet •Daytona Beach Red Hat- with the first lesson. Free service and has low monthly •Orpenda Club: Women Group: This Florida Hospital other travel professionals with ters: For ladies 50 years and refreshments will be available dues. For more information, meet for lunch and cards at HospiceCare support group is similar interests. For monthly older, members must wear at all games, and frequent visit the Website at www.hali- 11:30 a.m. the third Wednes- for those who have experi- meeting information, call purple clothes with a red hat. bridge parties are held during faxsocialclub.com. day of each month at the Pal- enced a recent loss. Meetings (386) 233-3515. A craft day is held the second the year. For more informa- •Kiwanis Club of Daytona metto Club, 1000 S. Beach St., are open to new members. For •Daytona Beach Amateur Thursday of each month, and tion, call (386) 852-0037. Beach: Meetings are held at Daytona Beach. For reserva- more information and to regis- Radio Association: Open to a luncheon is held the third •Daytona Mustang Club: noon each Wednesday at the tions and more information, ter,call (386) 671-4762. non-members and those Saturday of each month, plus This club is sanctioned by Daytona Beach International call (386) 441-4085. •Better Breathers Club: This interested in networking, trad- other outings when they come Mustang Club of America and Airport on the second floor. •Overeaters Anonymous: club meets from 1-2:30 p.m. ing radio information and fur- up. For more information, call includes Volusia and Flagler Covered parking is free in the This club helps compulsive the third Wednesday of each thering the hobby. The group (386) 254-0497, (386) 405-3267 counties. Members meet at 7 Ocean Walk Resort parking eaters and those who are ruled month at American Lung meets at 7:30 p.m. the third or send an e-mail to theadi- p.m. the first Tuesday of each garage. For more information, by food. There are no weigh- Association, 412 S. Palmetto Monday of each month at the [email protected]. month at Gary Yeoman’s Ford visit the website at www.day- ins, dues or fees. Call (386) 426- Ave., Daytona Beach. The social hall of the First Presby- •Daytona Beach Rugby: Dealership. For more informa- tonabeachkiwanis.org. 1558 or (386) 233-9399 for the series is designed for anyone terian Church, 620 S. Grand- Youth, high school and men’s tion,call (386) 673-1676 or visit •Kiwanis Club of Holly Hill: nearest meeting location. with chronic obstructive pul- view Ave., Daytona Beach. For club programs compete the Website at www.daytona- This club meets at noon each •Palmetto Club: Members monary disease. The program more information, visit the across the state. Practice is at 6 mustangclub.com. Tuesday at Woody's Bar-B-Q meet at 11:30 a.m. the first Fri- reinforces new habits, teaches Website at www.dbara.org, the p.m., Tuesday and Thursday •Disc Golf Club: The group Restaurant, 1593 N. Nova day of each month for a social techniques for better breath- local radio repeater on 147.150 nights at 1605 Richard Petty meets at 4:30 p.m. each Road, Holly Hill. For more with lunch, a business meet- ing, offers plans and solutions, MHz or call (386) 238-1308. Blvd., on the campus of Embry Wednesday for doubles and at information, call (386) 677- ing, and speakers at the Pal- 10 a.m. each Sunday at Tus- 0077. metto Club, 1000 S. Beach St., cawilla Park in Daytona •Korean War Veterans Asso- Daytona Beach. This is a chari- Beach. For more information, ciation: The Central Florida table organization that plans call (386) 212-2782. East Chapter 189 meets at 2 projects for various charities. •Domestic violence sup- p.m. the third Tuesday of each For more information, call port group: Sponsored by the month at Emory L. Bennett (386) 322-3602. Domestic Abuse Council, Veterans Nursing Home, 1920 •Palette and Brush Club: meetings for individuals Mason Ave., Daytona Beach. Members meet the first Thurs- involved in an abusive situa- Those who served during the day of each month at the Art tion are held from 6-7:30 p.m. Korean War may attend. For League of Daytona, 433 S. Pal- each Wednesday at the Con- more information, call (386) metto Ave., Daytona Beach. klin Center for the Blind, 405 671-8701. Guests may attend. For more White St., Daytona Beach. •Loners on Wheels: This information, call (386) 677- •Food Addicts in Recovery club is for campers and RV-ers 4654. Anonymous: This club will who are single or who lost a •Peninsula Woman’s Club: help those who suffer from mate and still want to camp, Free beginner contract bridge food obsession, overeating, but are reluctant to go alone. lesson and play is held from 9- under-eating and bulimia. FA This is not a dating service. 11:30 a.m. each Monday at is based upon the 12 steps of Members are primarily semi- Peninsula Club, 415 S. Penin- Alcoholics Anonymous. There retired/retired. For more infor- sula, Daytona Beach. Contract are no dues, fees or weigh-ins mation, call (386) 788-4016 or bridge, canasta and lunch is at meetings. This club meets at (386) 538-1741. held from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. each 7 p.m. each Monday and Tues- •Long Island Women’s Thursday at Peninsula day at United Presbyterian Club: All women meet the sec- Woman's Club. For more infor- Church, 730 Beville Road, ond Tuesday of each month at mation, call (386) 760-0487. Daytona Beach, and at 9 a.m. 11:30 a.m. at the Clubhouse •The Pennsylvania Club: A each Wednesday at Unity Restaurant, 600 Wilder Blvd., dinner will be held at 5 p.m., Church, 908 Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach. This club has the third Sunday of each Holly Hill, and at 8 a.m. each no officers, dues or meetings. month, at the Daytona Beach Friday at Port Orange Presby- The goal is to have fun. For Golf Clubhouse Restaurant, terian Church, 4662 S. Clyde more information, call Phyllis 600 Wilder Blvd., Daytona Morris Blvd., and at 10 a.m. at (386) 761-7029. Beach. The club meets at 4 each Saturday at United Pres- •Mayor’s Alliance for Per- p.m. In October, the club will byterian Church, 730 Beville son’s with Disabilities: This celebrates it 31st anniversary. Road, Daytona Beach. For group meets at 1 p.m. the Meetings are not held in June, 760725 more information, call (386) fourth Tuesday of each month July, August or November. The 258-0610 or visit the website at at the Braille and Talking Book December meeting is usually www.foodaddicts.org. Library, 420 Platt St., Daytona the first week of the month. •Friendship Force of Beach. Meetings are open to The club is open to anyone Greater Daytona Beach: This the public. For more informa- who has ever lived or slept in nonprofit organization is ded- tion, call (386) 852-1285. Pennsylvania. Dues are $5 per icated to bringing people •Moms In Touch Interna- year. For more information, together. For more informa- tional: The group is an interde- call (386) 402-8440. tion, call (386) 761-0062. nominational, nonprofit •Pilot Club of Daytona •Good Samaritan Society organization where two or Beach: This club supports the Daytona: Speakers are hosted more moms gather together to community through scholar- each month open to the pub- pray for children and schools. ships and various community lic. All presentations are held Moms will experience how to projects. Meetings are held at from 10-11 a.m. the second replace anxiety and fear with 6:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of Monday of each month at joy and peace by praying each month at Pelican Bay Good Samaritan Daytona specifically and scripturally for Country Club. For more infor- Assisted Living, Fellowship children and schools. For more mation, call (386) 756-9092. Hall, 338 S. Ridgewood Ave. information, call at (386) 304- •Peninsula Woman’s Club: Light refreshments will be 1685 or e-mail kimberlys- Free beginner contract bridge served. To make reservations, [email protected] or visit lesson and play is held from 9- call (386) 253-6791. the website at www.MomsIn- 11:30 a.m. each Monday at •Greater Daytona Beach Touch.org. Peninsula Club, 415 S. Penin- Association of the Deaf: All •Morning Star Quilt Guild: sula, Daytona Beach. Contract deaf and hearing individuals This club meets at 10 a.m. the bridge, canasta and lunch is who love sign language may first Wednesday of each month held from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. each attend meetings the first and at the United Presbyterian Thursday at Peninsula third Saturday of each month. Church, 730 Beville Road, Day- Woman's Club. For more infor- For a schedule of events and tona Beach. New members are mation, call (386) 760-0487. locations, send an e-mail to welcome. For more informa- •Seaside Decorative [email protected]. tion, call (386) 788-7735 or Painters of Daytona Beach: •Greater Daytona Beach (386) 756-8534. This chapter meets at 9 a.m. on Coin Club: This club meets at •Multiple Sclerosis Support 7 p.m. the third Wednesday of Group: Meetings are held at See CLUBS, B9 Friday, December 30, 2011 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • B9

or send an e-mail to david- Office to fight crime and will meet from 1-3 p.m. on at the Unitarian Universalist Center, 351 Andrews St., [email protected]. patrol neighborhoods to the fourth Saturday of each Society, 56 N. Halifax Drive Ormond Beach. For more Clubs •Wagon Wheel Club: minimize crime in Volusia month at Memorial Hospital Ormond Beach, to learn how information, call (386) 676- From page B8 Women residing in the Hali- County. For an application in Ormond Beach. For more to talk turkey without turn- 3256. the third Saturday of each fax area are invited to join and more information, call information, call (386) 676- ing chicken. This group is •Republican Club of month at the ARC Center, 100 the Wagon Wheel Club. This (386) 672-0285. 2112. non-political, non-denomi- Ormond Beach: This club Jimmy Huger Circle, Daytona is a group of women who •Daytona Beach Boppers: •Mini Cooper Car Club: national and not affiliated meets the third Monday of with the Unitarian Univer- each month at a new loca- Beach. For more information, enjoy fellowship while par- This dance club meets from This club meets the last ticipating in charitable proj- Wednesday of each month at salist Society except to use tion at Stonewood Grille on call (386) 677-2188 or visit the 7:30-10 p.m. each Wednes- ects in the greater Halifax day to swing, shag and bop 7 p.m. at RiverGrille, 950 N. the facility for meetings. For Atlantic Avenue. The cost for Website at www.seasidedeco- area. Meetings are held on at The Elks, 285 Wilmette U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. For more information, call (386) lunch is $15. Reservations rativepainters.org. the second and fourth Ave., Ormond Beach. For more information visit the 672-3787, (386) 671-2150 or must be made by the Friday •Schnelby Recreation Cen- Wednesdays of each month. more information, visit the Website at www.dayton- (386) 322-5385. before the meeting by calling ter: Tai Chi for Seniors is held Luncheon is followed by Website at daytonabeach- aminis.com or www.sun- •Orpenda Club: Women (386) 492-3067 or (386) 672- from 2 to 3 p.m., each Monday participation in card games, boppers.com or send an e- shineminis.org. meet for lunch and cards the 6430 Ext. 302. and Wednesday. Cost is $2 per primarily bridge. For fur- mail to •National Active and third Wednesday of each •Republican Executive class. Tai Chi for adults is held ther information, call (386 [email protected]. Retired Federal Employees month at the Palmetto Club, Committee of Volusia Coun- from 3:30 to 5 p.m., Monday 322-9081. •Christian Surfers: This Ormond Beach Chapter 1000 S. Beach St., Daytona ty: This club holds meetings and Wednesday. Cost is $5 per •Whole Child Charter club operates out of First 2247: This club will hold a Beach. New members may with various speakers at 10 class. Arts and crafts are held meeting at 11:30 a.m. each attend. For reservations and a.m. the first Saturday of from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. each Tues- Academy: This new non- United Methodist Church of third Monday of the month more information, call (386) each month (except July and day. Chicago-style steppin’ and profit cooperation serves a Ormond Beach. Meetings at Rivergrille Restaurant in 258-5788. November). Meeting loca- line dancing classes are held select student body of the are held from 7-8:30 p.m. •Overeaters Anonymous: tions alternate between from 6 to 8 p.m., each Tuesday . Halifax area. The organiza- each Tuesday at 336 S. Hali- Ormond Beach. All present This club helps compulsive DeLand and Daytona Beach The class is open to singles and tion meets the third week of fax Drive, Ormond Beach. or retired federal employees campuses of Daytona State couples of all ages. The cost is each month. Whole Child Pizza and sodas will be are invited. For more infor- eaters and those who are College. All Republicans may $5 per person per class. Quilt- Charter Academy does not served; members will watch mation, call (386) 672-5872. ruled by food. There are no ing class is held from 9:30- discriminate on the basis of surf movies and do a devo- •National League of weigh-ins, dues or fees. Call attend. For more informa- 11:30 a.m. each Thursday at race, age, color, disability, tional study. For more infor- American Pen Women: This (386) 426-1558 or (386) 233- tion, call (386) 492-3067 or the center. The Schnebly religion, sexual orientation mation, visit organization promotes and 9399 for the nearest meeting (386) 672-6430 Ext. 302 or Recreation Center is located at and national and ethnic ori- http://sports.groups.yahoo. conducts activities in art, let- location. visit the website at 1101 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona gin. The public may attend. com/group/Christian_Surfe ters and music. Programs •Palette and Brush Club: www.recvc.org. Beach. For more information, •“Writers Helping Writ- rs_DB/. include concerts, art shows, Members meet at 1:30 p.m. •Scrabble Players: This call (386) 671-3560. ers:” A literary support •Catholic War Veterans of readings, lectures and per- the first Thursday of each club meets from 12:30-5 •Sica Hall Senior Center: group for area writers spon- America: Father John Wash- formances. The public may month at the Art League of p.m. each Friday at the The center holds dances sored by the Florida Writers ington Post 1944 meets at 10 attend. For more informa- Daytona, 433 S. Palmetto Ormond Beach Library, 30 S. from 2-4 p.m. each Tuesday Association meets the first a.m. the second Saturday of tion, call (386) 671-0563. Ave., Daytona Beach. This Beach St. For more informa- at Sica Hall Senior center, and third Saturday of the each month at the Prince of •Ormond Beach Lions year's programs include tion, call (386) 677-1687. 1065 Daytona ave, Holly Hill. month at 12:15 p.m. in the Peace Catholic Church Gold Club: A friendlysocial serv- hands-on demonstrations •Strokers "R" We: This Admission is $4.50. Bingo is South Auditorium of City Room, 600 S. Nova Road. All ice club for men and women and guest speakers. Guests group meets from 5-6:45 held at 1 p.m., each Monday Island Library Center, down- Catholic men and women meets from 6:30-8:30 p.m., may attend. For more infor- p.m. each Monday at the and Wednesday. Cost is $1 town Daytona Beach. A cri- who have served in the U.S. the second and fourth mation, call (386) 677-4654. Ormond Beach Library. All for members and $2 for non- tique session, marketing tips Armed Forces may attend. Wednesday of each month •Pilot Club of Ormond stroke survivors may attend members. The Antique Col- and flash writing exercise For more information, call at River Grille Restaurant, Beach: This club meets at 6 to discuss how to cope with lectors Club will meet from 9 highlight each meeting. For (386) 255-3814 or send an e- 950 Us Hwy 1, North p.m. once a month at vari- the effects of stroke. For to 11 a.m. on Thursday. Cost information, call (386) 492- mail to fatherjohnwashing- Ormond Beach. Potential ous restaurants, featuring more information, send an e- is $3.Nickel and dime Poker 6157. [email protected]. members are always wel- guest speakers. Members mail to is played at noon each •Granada Squares: This come. For more information, perform hands-on service [email protected]. Thursday. Line dancing is Clubs – club features square, round call (386) 503-1711. projects with emphasis on •Super Singles: This club held at 2 p.m. each Thursday. and line dancing. A regular •Ormond Beach Senior brain-related disorders and meets each Wednesday at Cost is $4 for members. Sica Ormond Beach dance is held at 8 p.m. each Center: The center holds a other disabilities. Ladies or Eagles Club, 190 S. Nova Hall serves lunch at 11:30 Tuesday at the Ormond dance each Wednesday from gentlemen interested in Rd., Ormond Beach. A •AARP Ormond by the Sea a.m., Monday through Fri- Beach Senior Center, 351 2–4 p.m. and features a five- becoming a member may call dance will be held from 8-11 Chapter: This group meets day. Donations are accepted. Andrews St., with a work- piece band The Blue Notes (386) 677-5023. p.m., with music by DJ at 10 a.m. the second Tues- For more information, call shop at 7:30 p.m. The cost is who play music primarily •Quilters by the Sea: This Entertainment. The cost is day of each month at (386) 236-2997. $4 per person, which from the ‘40s and ‘50s. An guild, for those who want to $6 for members and $8 for Ormond Presbyterian •Surfside Barbershop includes refreshments. For admission of $4 is charged learn more about the art of nonmembers. For more Church, 105 Amsden Road. Harmony Chorus: Men of all more information, call (386) and includes refreshments. quilting, meets from 9:30- information, call (386) 736- Meetings commence with ages may attend for music, 255-0888. Participants should not wear 11:30 a.m. each Friday at the 0749 or (386) 673-3699. business, followed by a spe- fun and fellowship from 7-10 •Halifax Singles: This jeans or shorts to this dance. North Peninsula Baptist •Volusia/Flagler Surfrid- cial program and refresh- p.m. each Tuesday at Day- group meets at noon the The center has three art Church, 6 Sandra Drive, er Chapter: This chapter ments. For more informa- tona Beach Community Col- fourth Friday of each month classes [a fee is charged], Ormond-by-the-Sea. Busi- focuses on issues important tion, call (386) 441-1380. lege, Building 230, Room for lunch and cards at Riv- four exercise classes [modest ness meetings are on the to the local community, •All British Car Club: This 123. For more information, iera Country Club Restau- fee], various card groups and first Friday of each month. including beach access, club is dedicated to preser- call FUN-290-3452 or visit rant, 500 Calle Grande, games [$1 to play all day] bil- For more information, call water quality, no-surfing vation, maintenance and the Website at http://barber- Ormond Beach. For more liards, table tennis, Spanish, (386) 672-9710. zones and economic no- enjoyment of all British shopharmony.bolgspot.com information, call (386) 252- French, Italian [language •Raising Children with driving zones. Members are automobiles. Members . 8783 or (386) 673-2155. classes are free], a creative Mental Illnesses Support currently organizing cam- gather monthly to exchange • Take of Pounds Sensibly: •Halifax Social Club: This writing group [free], Tai Chi Group: These groups meet paigns to promote changes information, good times, Members meet from 6-7 social group is for mature [modest fee], a bingo game from 6:30-8:30 p.m. the first regarding these concerns. technical tips, and of course, p.m. each Wednesday at the adults older than 25. HSC every Friday, a group of knit- Tuesday and Wednesday of For more information, call to show off their cars. This clubhouse on Daytona has no political or religious ters who gather here to make each month at the Senior (386) 677-8111. active group offers many Avenue behind the Holly Hill affiliations. Group events blankets and shawls for Hos- special events. For more Police Department. For can include barbecues, pice patients [their time and information, visit the Website more information call (386) happy hours, hiking, art fes- material all donated], the Art at 253-1118 or (386) 212-5158. tivals, theater nights, wine Guild of Ormond Beach- a www.volusiabritishcars.com •Toastmasters Club: tasting, comedy clubs or 25-member association of or send an e-mail to cwcol- Members meet from 6-7 other events members come very talented local artists- [email protected]. p.m. each Monday at up with and organize. HSC is meet there to paint every •Alzheimer caregiver sup- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical not a dating service and has Tuesday, the executive board port group: This group University. Learn to commu- low monthly dues. For more of the Ormond beach Senior meets at 2 p.m. the first nicate, listen, lead, motivate, information, visit the Website Games [games held every Tuesday of each month at persuade, to be successful atOctober and the group is Ormond in the Pines Retire- and self-confident and to www.halifaxsocialclub.com. always looking for volun- ment Center, 101 Clyde Mor- reach goals. For more infor- •Italian American Club of teers to join the organiza- ris Blvd., and at 3:30 p.m. the mation, send an e-mail to Ormond Beach: This group tion] meet here bi-monthly, first Monday of each month [email protected] meets the third Monday of and representatives from the at Wellington Place by the or visit the Website at each month at the Elk's Florida Department of Elder Sea, 1500 Ocean Shore Blvd., http://daytonabeach.free- Club, on Wilmette Ave., Affairs [S.H.I.N.E.] are here Ormond Beach. For more toasthost.ws/. Ormond Beach. The dues Tuesdays to offer free coun- information, call (386) 238- •Toastmasters on the Hal- are $20 per year per person. seling on health insurance 0066. ifax: This club meets from The club has picnics, parties, and Medicare issues. For •Bereavement Support 6:15 to 7:45 p.m., each wine tasting, etc. Its next more information, call (386) Group: This Florida Hospital Thursday at the University of meeting will be on Sept. 20. 672-4146. HospiceCare support group Phoenix Campus, (SW cor- For more information call •Ormond by the Sea is for those who have experi- ner of LPGA and Williamson (386) 677-6704. Lions: This club meets from enced a recent loss. Meet- Blvd.) Guests are welcome. •Kiwanis Club of Ormond 7-8 p.m. the first and third ings are open to new mem- For more information, call Beach: This club is dedicat- Wednesday of each month at bers. For more information (386) 424-0830 or visit the ed to changing the world Alfie’s Restaurant, 1666 and to register,call (386) 671- W ebsite one child and community at Oceanshore Blvd. Dinner is 4762. 683819 www.halifax7286.free- a time. Members meet from served at 6 p.m. All visiting •Caregiver Support toasthost.com. noon to 1 p.m. each Thurs- Lions may attend. For more Breakfast: Caregivers help- •U.S. Coast Guard Auxil- day at the Anderson Price information, call (386) 441- ing family or friends at home iary: This auxiliary Flotilla 44 House, 32 N. Beach St., 7024. or in facilities may attend is the civilian branch of the Ormond Beach. For more •Ormond Speech Toast- support group breakfasts, U.S. Coast Guard. Its goal is information, call (386) 235- masters Club: This club which are held each month to provide the public with 5712. meets at 6 p.m. each Tuesday at Riviera Senior Living boating safety classes, pro- •Lou Gehrig's Disease Community in Holly Hill. vide free vessel checks, par- Support Group: Meetings The group will share con- ticipate in search and rescue for this disease’s patients, cerns, frustrations and in the air and to provide family and friends will be rewards of individual experi- assistance to boaters. Meet- held the second Wednesday ences. For meeting dates and ings are held at 7 p.m. the of each month at Ormond in more information, call (386) second Tuesday of each the Pines, 101 Clyde Morris 760830 672-1009. month at 355 Basin St. in the Blvd. For more information, TOTS, TEENS & IN-BETWEENS! •Citizen Observer Pro- Halifax Harbor Marina. For call (386) 673-1252. gram: This group of volun- CALL 1-800-823-0466 more information, call (386) •Lupus Support Group: to place your ad on this section teers assists the Sheriff’s 767-2000. The Volusia-Flagler Chapter •Victory Lane Racing Association: This club engages in the promotion Rolando Lozano, MD, FAAP James White, MD, FAAP and enjoyment of the sport Charity Bowcher, MD, FAAP & Pat Burt, CPNP of motor racing of all types. This nonprofit organization also assists auto-racing fam- ilies in time of need. Mem- ORMOND PEDIATRICS, P.A. bers meet at 7 p.m. the sec- We Perform Ear Piercing, Pulmonary Function Testing, & Vision Evoked Potential Test (VEP) ond Thursday of each month at the Clubhouse Restau- 725 W. Granada Blvd., Suite 1 • Ormond Beach, Fl 32174 rant, 600 Wilder Blvd., Day- tona Beach. For more infor- Nissan / Kia Certified Mechanics (386) 673-2770 760788 mation, visit the Website at www.victorylaneracingasso- New Tow Trucks • Experienced Drivers Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8 am - 7 pm • Friday: 8 am - 4 pm ciation.com. _ Clip and save this ad for emergencies. Every Saturday 8 am - 1 pm •Volusia County Equality *Now Accepting New Patients* Florida: This club meets at 7 p.m. the third Thursday of A E Most Insurance Accepted • Spanish Spoken 683650 R each month For more infor- 672-8847 C www.ormondpediatrics.com mation, call (386) 453-3089 299 N. Orchard St. Ormond Beach 32174 B10 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011

2616 Hibiscus Drive. Two p.m., each Tuesday. Cost is $7 1005 City Center Circle. Guided tours will be available free. Christmas Park is on the Out games have $100 jackpots. The per person. Dinner and dances Checkers, Tri-Ominos, Scrab- every Sunday from 1-4 p.m. at corner of Live Oak and Canal facility is non-smoking. snacks are held from 5-10 p.m. each ble, Othello, Mastermind, Clue, 111 Silver Beach Ave., Daytona streets in New Smyrna Beach. From page B7 and soft drinks are available Friday. Entrees start at $7.50 Risk, Monopoly Cards and Beach. Tours are $5 for non- For information, visit for purchase. All proceeds and up. The facility is non- more will be played. For more members, and free for www.canalstreetnsb.com or Market: The farmer’s market benefit the Fire-Rescue smoking, food and soft drinks information and registration, members. For more informa- call (386) 547-4038. is held from 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Association’s various causes. available for purchase. All call (386) 322-5152 Ext. 4. tion, call (386) 299-4974 or •Ormond Beach Farmer’s each Saturday at 1108 S. For more information, call proceeds benefit the Elk’s •Marine Discovery Center: visit www.heritagepreservation- Market: This market is held Ridgewood Ave., (corner of (386) 424-2445. sponsored charities. 820 W. Mosquito Lagoon eco-tours trust.org. from 8 a.m.–1 p.m., each U.S. Highway 1 and Turgot •Elks: The Elks Lodge holds Park Ave., Edgewater. For and kayak tours and rentals are •Live Music in Christmas Thursday. At Rockerfeller Avenue). For booth space, call lunch from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., more information call (386) available daily from the Marine Park: Live concerts are offered Gardens, 25 Riverside Drive, (386) 424-2485. Monday to Friday, soups, salad 663-3041. Discovery Center, 116 N. monthly in an intimate setting Ormond Beach. For more •Edgewater Fire-Rescue and sandwiches are served. •Game Day: The Port Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. in the Canal Street Historic information, visit Bingo: Games begin at 6:30 The lodge holds a spaghetti Orange Regional Library will For times, call (386) 428-4828. District. Performers take the www.ormondbeachfarmers- p.m. each Tuesday at the Fire- dinner with or without hold game day at 4 p.m. each •Lilian Place: Lilian Place stage in Christmas Park from market.com or call (386) 451- Rescue Association Fire Hall, meatballs or sausage from 5-7 Monday in the teen zone, Historic House is now open. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Concerts are 2138.

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Storage Foreclosure of Lien and the following vehicle (s) / TO: Randal Melvin locations are listed intent to sell these vessel (s) pursuant to CLASSIFIEDS POOR PETE’S Jones, Sr. below. All goods are vehicles on 1/13/2012 & Florida Statue 713.78 to Case No.: 119472-11-AG household contents or 1/15/2012, 8:00 am at the highest bidder. The Great Service • Great Rates! 538399 An ADMINISTRATIVE miscellaneous and 345 8th St Holly Hill, Fl sale will be held at 722 N. 386-492-7930 COMPLAINT to suspend recovered goods. All 32117, pursuant to Segrave St., Daytona or revoke your license (s) auctions are hold to subsection 713.78 of the Beach, FL. The Following “Something for Everyone” Florida Statutes. Extreme 800-823-0466 and eligibility for licensure satisfy owner’s lien for vehicles will be sold on Garage sale every day! Antiques, Military, German, USA, and appointment has rent and fees in Recovery reserves the 1/18/2012 @ 9:00 am been filed against you. accordance with Florida right to accept or reject 2001 VOLKSWAGEN [email protected] Medals, Pottery, Fine China, Comic Books, Vinyl Record You have the right to Statues, Self-Storage any and/or all bids. 3VWCK21C51M421445 Albums, Toys, Music Equipment, NASCAR Die Cast, Furniture, request a hearing Act, Sections 83.806 and Sale Date: 1/13/2012 Ter ms of sale are CASH. pursuant to Sections 83.807. The auction will 2004 SATURN Seller reserves the right Tools, Building Supplies, Restaurant Equipment, Novelties, 120.569 and 120.57 (1) start at 8:00 a.m. and 1G8AG52F14Z127785 to final bid. ALL SALES Collectibles, Rare Vintage Items, Sports Memorabilia and (2), Florida Statutes, others will follow on 1999 MITSUBISHI ARE FINAL Vehicle (s) / by mailing a request for January 12, 2012. U-Haul 4A3AK34YXXE089831 vessel (s) are sold “AS same to the Department Storage of Daytona Sale Date: 1/15/2012 IS” Pub: Dec. 30, 2011 530 Ridgewood Ave. of Financial Services, Beach, 700 West 2009 MOTF

Division of Legal International Speedway LFFWKT3C391000579 (Corner of US1 & 6th Street) 542192 Services, 200 E. Gaines Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL Pub: Dec. 30, 2011 LEGAL St., Tallahassee, Florida 32114. 1009 Tim Reeder 32399-0333. If a request $638.85 Pubs: Dec. 30, NOTICES 201 Garage Sales 201 Garage Sales for hearing is not 2011 & Jan. 6, 2012. LEGAL received by January 27, Due in our 2012, the right to a BE A HOMETOWN NOTICES hearing in this matter will NEWS ADVERTISER, office *****NOTICE******* be waived and the Chief OR Due in FLORIDA Statue 828.29 305 Pets - Domestic 307 Equestrian 585686 Financial Officer will COMPETE WITH ONE! our office Monday states that all dogs & cats dispose of this case in PLACE YOUR AD BY sold in Florida must be at accordance with the law. GERMAN SHEPHERD CALLING Monday at at Noon least 8 weeks old, have Pubs: Dec. 16, Dec. 23, an official health certifi- Puppies- AKC, Black & Dec. 30 & Jan. 6. 386-322-5949 Noonfor Friday for Friday cate and proper shots tan. Loyal & loving and be free of intestinal companions, built in pro- 5010 Notice 5010 Notice and external parasites tection & security. Health Publication Publication certs. 6 weeks old. $750. FULL BOARD STALLS of Action of Action 1-800-823-0466 and up 386-316-3340 Pasture turnout. Private 1-800-823-0466 www.gsdaytona.com turnout avail. Large ring, NOTICE OF ACTION BEFORE THE 305 Pets - Domestic jumps, trails & dressage FLORIDA BOARD OF AUCTIONEERS 5060 Notice of Sale 5060 Notice of Sale YORKIE PUPS- Tiny tea- arena. On-site managers. cups to small toys, Regis- $350/mo. Call Janet at 386-299-7948. IN RE: The practice of auction businesses and NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In accordance with tered males, w/health auctioneers provisions of the Self Storage Facility Act (Florida certificates. $550each. Garage Sale? Statutes 83.801 et sec) Mr. G’s Self Storage Mini AMERICAN BULLDOG Call 386-846-4283 320 Pet Services Danny Eugene Wellham Warehouses hereby gives notice of sale under PUPPIES: Purebred. Let your neighbors 4 Clearview Ct. S said act to: NKC reg. Parents on site YORKIE- 12 month male Palm Coast, FL 32137 ALISA SCRUGGS #C02F - ATHENA MARTINEZ Great stockline. Strong, Very cute, very smart. All know with an ad in the #C03B - CATINA GERALD #MS33 - DAVID smart & playful. Will have shots up to date. CASE NO.: 2011026505, 11-023919, 11-023842, BOEBERT #I043 - DERON ANDERSON #J006 - shots, worming & certs. $800. Palm Coast Hometown News 11-023716, 11-023892, 11-023866, 11-023739, DUKE BYERS #MS34 - GWEN BARRS #J014 - Born 10/15. Ready to go 386-246-2242/308-9611 11-023969 JAMES FAIRCLOTH #H133 - JENNIFER LAMPE to loving home by 12/18. Leave It LICENSE NO.: AB 1098 #MQ19 - JIM HARVIN #E005 - JO ANN HOUGH Christmas Layaway avail. Choose 2 papers.... #I003, I006, J001, J002, D009 - JONATHAN with payment in full by 307 Equestrian To Judy The Department of Business and Professional TREPP #B036, B007 - JORDAN J. MURPHY pick up date. $800/ea. Pet Nanny Regulation has filed an Administrative Complaint #KA11 - KIRK LEEK #F026 - KRISTY CLARK 386-254-9986 receive 8 lines to against you, a copy of which may be obtained by #A043 - LARIE CHRISTOPHER #KG86 - contacting, Jamie Duran, Service of Process Unit, LEKISHA JORDAN #H139 - LINDA RICHIE BOXERS - AKC Pet Sitting in Your Home promote your sale Department of Business and Professional #MR23 - MARNEY MCKESSON #I036 - MRS. Beautiful champion lines, Domestic & Exotic Pets

ready to go $599. 582406 Regulation, 1940 North Monroe Street, SHEILA R. BYER #LM69 - NICOLE MATELSKI Daily Visits or 24hr Svc. Tallahassee, FL 32399-2206, (850) 488-0062. 386-547-0694 Only $16! #LL62 - REGGIE KILLOUGH`S CHRIST TEAM • Dependable INC. #N007 - RONALD BERNSDORF #A095, CHINESE CRESTED HORSE STALLS If no contact has been made by you concerning J010 - SHENEEKA RANDLE #KC51 - STEVEN FOR RENT • Licensed / Bonded the above by January 20, 2012 the matter of the puppies, male & female, ANDERSON #I040 - TIMOTHY STROZIER hairless, $600 ea. Also • References Avail.

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2012 Ford Focus SE 2012 Ford Fusion SE $2000 $3000 Customer Cash* Customer Cash* OR OR 0% for 36 Months* 0% for 60 Months* All models excluding S Sedan (P3E)

*Not all buyers will qualify for Ford Credit financing. Fusion total cash includes $1000 retail customer cash. Ford credit reta il bonus custome cash $500. Promotional retail bonus customer cash $1000. Assistance bonus customer cash $500 trade in of 1995 or newer FLM or competitive vehicle required or leased. Focus $2000 retail customer cash. All Ford Credit bonus cash requires Ford Credit limited -term financing.See dealer for details. Offer valid through January 3, 2012. Savings off MSRP.

2012 Ford Escape 2011 Ford Ranger $3000 $5500 Customer Cash* Customer Cash*

*Not all buyers will qualify for Ford Credit financing. Ford Escape total cash includes $1000 retail customer cash. Ford credit retail bonus customer cash $500. Promotional retail bonus customer cash $1000. Assistance bonus customer cash $500 trade in of 1995 or newer FLM or competitive vehicle required or leased. Ford Ranger $2000 retail customer cash.Ford credit retail bonus customer cash $1500. Promotional retail bonus customer cash $1000. Assistance bonus customer cash $500 trade in of 1995 or newer FLM or competitive vehicle required or leased. All Ford Credit bonus cash requires Ford Credit limited -term financing . See dealer for details. Offer valid through January 3, 2012. Savings off MSRP.

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$ $ $24,993 $24,991 15,991 25,993 $26,991 -Lincoln 542170 B14 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 30, 2011

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