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Vol. 6, No. 44 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, Dec. 15, 2017 Community City of DeLand vows to Notes Children’s Christmas make it easy to be green Party open to all By Gina McKee DeLand is focused cent renewable energy in cities across the The DeLand Elks Lodge will [email protected] on cleaning up its act. country. host its annual Children’s With the support of “I am proud that our city supports a vision Christmas Party at 6 p.m. Fri- the DeLand City Commission, Mayor Robert Apgar of 100 percent clean and renewable energy day, Dec. 15, at 150 S. Clara joined about 175 other mayors nationwide in a for DeLand,” Mayor Apgar said. “This tran- Ave., DeLand. pledge to transition to 100 percent clean, renewable sition will protect the health of our resi- a The free event is for chil- energy sources by the year 2075. dents from pollution, create new jobs in dren 12 and younger, who “This pledge is the first step toward 100 percent the growing clean energy industry, and lower the vision of must be accompanied by a clean and renewable energy,” Mayor Apgar said. “We burden of high energy costs placed on businesses 100 percent clean energy for parent. look forward to working with city staff and commu- and consumers.” my community. Our vibrant, historic city will be a DeLand Elks will provide nity leaders across DeLand to take the next steps The coalition supports the goal of powering their model for other communities around the world on snacks and juice drinks to the toward realizing this community goal.” communities with 100 percent renewable energy, the importance of addressing the threat of climate children free; the event is open The Mayors For 100 initiative, started by the Sier- such as wind and solar. change,” Mayor Levine said in a news release. “We to the public. Each child will ra Club, the California environmental awareness So far, 38 other Florida municipalities are on have already taken steps to expand renewable ener- receive a gift from Mr. & Mrs. group, is part of it’s Ready For 100 campaign, which board, including Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine gy and we will continue to improve our infrastruc- Santa Clause began in April in an effort to engage and recruit who co-chairs the nationwide campaign. ture and innovate clean energy solutions for a stron- For more information, call mayors to endorse a goal of transitioning to 100 per- “As mayor of Miami Beach, I am proud to support See GREEN, page A2 (386) 738-1463.

Low-cost pet clinics slated It’s the season Old-time Christmas music There will be three low-cost pet shot clinics sponsored by of suicide, but the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Rescue on Saturday, Dec. 16. help is available The first clinic will be from 9 to 11 a.m. at Royal Oak By Gina McKee tion to his or her communi- Professional Plaza, 124 Trem- [email protected] ty,” according to the study. ont Drive, Orange City. “Mental health issues, such as The second clinic will be While the holiday season is feelings of hopelessness, iso- from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the time for many to celebrate, it lation and barriers to mental Brandywine Shopping Plaza, also can be the saddest time health treatment. are leading 3138 N. Woodland Blvd. for those who suffer from risk factors for suicide.” DeLand. depression and Seasonal The study examined a The third clinic will be from Affective Disorder. four-year period from 2012 3 to 4:30 p.m. at 3 Sisters Ice In Volusia County, suicide to 2016, and found the Cream 101 E. Ohio Ave., Lake rates are higher than the state Southeast quadrant of Volu- Helen. average and twice the rate of sia County, specifically zip Heart worm prevention and the national target reduction code 32132, to have the high- flea control products will be rate, according to a new est suicide rate, with 24 available to buy. The cash-only study released by the Centers deaths per 100,000 residents clinics benefit abused animals. For Disease Control and Pre- during the study. For more information, call vention and the Florida Although deaths from sui- (386) 748-8993. Department of Health in cide in the county have Volusia County. decreased since the previous “The CDC defines mental study, the rate has steadily Meet DeLand PD’s health as a state of well‐being remained higher than the Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer K-9 unit in which the individual real- rest of the state. izes his or her own abilities, “In 2012, approximately Sally Smith, left, and Christel Baker play with others in the Sanford-based can cope with the normal The DeLand Police Depart- 121 Volusia County residents Picky Chicks and Chaps group on Saturday, Dec. 9, during a concert of stresses of life, can work pro- ment K-9 unit is looking to committed suicide and 418 Christmas music in the historic Midway United Methodist Church during the ductively and fruitfully, and take a bigger bite out of crime “A Christmas Remembered” event at the Pioneer Settlement in Barberville. is able to make a contribu- See AVAILABLE, page A2 with the addition of third team. Ruso, a one-and-a-half- year-old Belgian Malinois, joined the police department You about two weeks ago while his Lake Helen handler Officer Joey Mulero See NOTES, page A2 have to offers a day Personal Finance A7 feel the PLAN STRONGER of holiday fun thrill By Gina McKee Christmas activities and cer- Technology By Gina McKee [email protected] emonies, it’s a good idea to get that shopping done early changing [email protected] The City of Lake Helen is our at the market, because What makes a person jump taking Christmas spirit to promptly at noon, the city approach the streets Saturday, Dec. 16, to money out of a perfectly good air- will participate in a nation- plane at nearly 14,000 feet? with the annual parade and wide event to honor veter- events to ensure a full day of At Skydive DeLand, it’s for ans who have passed away, holiday festivities. the thrill of it. she added. To kick off the day, resi- “The same day, we’ll be “There’s nothing else like it dents and visitors can finish Entertainment B1 in the world,” said Axel participating in our first up their holiday shopping in annual Wreaths Across A CAROL DARKLY Arviddson, aircraft coordina- the morning and early after- tor at Skydive DeLand. “It’s America, where we have a noon at the Market in the group of volunteers who will difficult to describe in words. Park, said Kelley Frasca, It’s something you’ve got to will have a wreath-laying coordinator for City of Lake ceremony at our Lake Helen come out and experience for Helen events. Cassadaga Cemetery,” Ms. yourself.” The Market in the Park Frasca said. “It’s in conjunc- For beginners, tandem will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. tion with Arlington National jumps pair instructors with at Blake Park, 493 S. Lakev- Cemetery. We will have 64 an inexperienced or novice iew Drive. wreaths adorn the grave- jumper in one harness appa- The weekly farmers’ and Trouple presents unique stones of veterans.” ratus. They free fall at about flea market, which is spon- Cities across the country take on Dickens' classic sored by the City of Lake 120 miles per hour for about Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer will follow the same ceremo- Helen, features a variety of one minute before the Volunteer tandem master Art Shaffer of Palatka ny at exactly the same time, Index instructor opens the para- local vendors offering so be sure to arrive at the chute, Mr. Arviddson carries Marine veteran Chris O’Connor of Lake homemade goods, natural cemetery at Kicklighter Business A7 Out & About B1 explained. Mary as their parachute descends toward Sky- products and food items, Road and Root Street by Classified B6 Police Report A5 according to the city’s web- Crossword B5 Sports B5 “For first-timers, we offer dive DeLand at the Municipal Airport during an 11:45 to not miss the start of Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 site. See THRILL, page A2 event for veterans in 2016. On this day filled with See FUN, page A2

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focus on renewable, clean local economy,” the pledge Green energy sources. states. From page A1 “We believe that a transi- In addition to supporting tion to carbon neutrality and the transition to clean, renew- ger Miami Beach.” clean energy is good for our able energy, the City of By taking the pledge, community. It will make us DeLand has been named a DeLand joins other Volusia stronger, healthier, and more Tree City USA for 29 years. County municipalities, resilient. It will create jobs The city also has some including Lake Helen, and new business opportuni- departments working to DeBary, Deltona, New Smyr- ties and it will allow us to implement green initiatives na Beach, Holly Hill, Ormond become a more equitable as well as including sustain- Beach, Daytona Beach, Ponce society where everyone has able community goals in the Inlet and Oak Hill in the opportunity in a thriving strategic plan.

warning signs, said Kevin have no prior warning signs Available Caruso, Florida Suicide Pre- before it happens.” From page A1 vention volunteer. Suicides in Voluisa County “Appearing depressed or during the study were higher county residents were hospi- sad most of the time; talking in white males between the Photo courtesy of the City of DeLand talized as a result of self-in- or writing about death or sui- ages of 35-50, according to DeLand Police Chief Jason Umberger announced on Dec. 8 the promotion of flicted injuries,” the study cide; withdrawing from fami- the study. two officers to the rank of captain as part of a reorganization of the Police states “The CDC describes ly and friends; feeling hope- “If you or someone you suicide as death caused by less or helpless, angry or know is exhibiting any chang- Department. From left are Capt. Pete Moon, Chief Umberger and Capt. John self-directed behavior with enraged; feeling trapped; es or warning signs, the Anderson. any intent to die as a result of experiencing dramatic mood important thing to to is get that behavior. Self-inflicted changes; abusing drugs or help immediately. Don’t wait injuries are defined as acts to alcohol; acting impulsively; or worry that you’re overre- DeLand police chief self harm with or without the losing interest in most activi- acting,” Mr. Caruso said. intent to commit suicide.” ties; performing poorly at “There are hotlines and While depression can seem work or in school; and a resources available 24 hours a more prevalent during the change in eating or sleeping day. Someone is here for you.” promotes two to captain holiday season and winter habits are all potential warn- To reach a crisis counselor, For Hometown News bery/homicides, West Volusia and multiple civilian employ- months, there are signs to ing signs,” Mr. Caruso said. call (800) 539-4228. [email protected] Task Force, Volusia Bureau of ees when he is on duty. Addi- watch for in loved ones, as 75 “It should be noted some sui- Investigations, Victim Ser- tional duties include accredita- percent of suicides do exhibit cides, around 28 percent, DeLand Police Chief Jason vices, and Evidence Unit. Prior tion, policy and procedure Umberger announced Dec. 8, to being promoted to the rank development, emergency the promotion of two officers of lieutenant, Moon served as operations center liaison and a leap of faith. It’s a sport that every day that weather per- to the rank of captain as part a sergeant for seven years in training instructor. Capt. requires training and can mits jumping, more often of a reorganization of the various assignments to include Anderson is a certified Thrill Police Department. From page A1 even become a competitive than not in the Sunshine supervising criminal investi- instructor in the following dis- sport for some, he said, add- State. Capt. Pete Moon will com- gations, Patrol, Motors, DUI ciplines: general instructor, tandem jumps, and that’s ing that some competitions Jumpers must be at least 18 mand the Special Operations enforcement and reserve offi- master driving instructor, fire- where you’re attached to the are conducted locally at years old with a valid govern- Bureau of the department, and cers. arms instructor, and a stop instructor and the instructor DeLand, but the events are ment-issued I.D. to partici- Capt. John Anderson will Capt. Moon is FDLE certi- tech “stop sticks” instructor. command the Operations does all the work,” he said. held nationally and world- pate, and cannot weigh more fied in the following disci- Prior to his assignment as a Bureau. The two captains will “With tandem jumps, you’re wide as well. than 225 pounds. There are plines: High liability, taser, lieutenant, he has served as a both report to the deputy chief firearms, patrol rifle, tactical sergeant in Community Ser- pretty much just there for the “We have people from all certain medical conditions and ultimately to Chief experience.” over the world who come out that would restrict jumping, shoot house, use of force simu- vices for two years and super- Umberger. Through the reor- lator, defensive tactics, active vised the officers of this unit Preparing to take the here to train in different dis- so it’s best to call for informa- ganization, one vacant deputy plunge solo means more ciplines (of skydiving),” Mr. tion before purchasing a shooter, and less lethal. which were responsible for chief position has been elimi- He is a graduate of the pres- DARE, the Citizen Police training, and the group uses a Arviddson said. jump. nated. seven-step training method The instructors work with Tandem jumps start at tigious FBI National Academy Academy, Police Explorers, Capt. Moon is a 28-year vet- in Quantico, Va. and Neighborhood Watch. He that originated in DeLand all levels, from novice to $155 each, depending on eran of the department. He As captain of the Special also served as the department’s about 30 years ago, he added. experienced to competitive group size and applicable stu- has worked in a wide variety of Operations Bureau, he will accreditation manager, devel- “After tandem jumping, jumpers. dent or other discounts. Res- positions and leadership with- oversee the Criminal Investi- oping policy and procedures, you’d move into AFF (accel- “Our instructors have liter- ervations are required, and in the agency during his long gations Division, evidence, supported recruitment, officer erated free fall) training,” Mr. ally thousands of hours of jump experiences usually and distinguished career. For training, hiring and communi- candidate testing, background Arviddson said. “That’s jumps,” he said. “They’re take between three and four the past 10 years, he has com- ty services. investigations, and hiring and where we teach you how to excellent and will work with hours to complete with train- manded the Criminal Investi- Capt. John Anderson is a training. Prior to this, he skydive using seven levels of you to make you comfortable ing. gation Division comprised of 17-year veteran of the depart- served as a patrol sergeant for courses. Each course, you and knowledgeable.” Gift certificates, types of one sergeant, nine detectives, ment. He also has worked in two years and supervised six complete before moving on Every day of sunshine is a jumps, videos and more are and six civilian employees. He various positions and ranks patrol officers and multiple to the next level.” day for taking that leap of available at skydivedeland. is responsible for all of the within the DPD, making him civilian employees. Skydiving is more than just faith, as the company is open com. investigative services and pro- extremely well-rounded. He As captain of the Operations cesses within the division to currently is a patrol com- Bureau, he will oversee patrol, include: persons/property mander and supervises a traffic, animal control, citizen crimes, financial crimes, sex squad containing one ser- volunteers and records. Lancelot. For more information, crimes, and major case rob- Notes email maggihall14@gmail. geant, seven police officers From page A1 Cats available com. has been with the police Ark has kittens and cats County plans winter department for nearly five Storytime with Santa years. fully vetted to put under the break programs The other teams in the unit Christmas Tree. Cost is $25. Visit kittens/ include Officer Chalen God- Children can enjoy group cats at FloridaWild Veteri- win, an 18 year police veter- activities and field trips with nary Hospital, 115 E Euclid, an, and his 21-month-old Volusia County’s winter break Yellow Labrador partner, DeLand and view at www. arksaves.com. See NOTES, page A3

Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Santa reads “The Florida Night Before Christmas” to children attending the 23rd annual Teddy Bear Brunch on Saturday, Dec. 2, at the Museum of Art- DeLand presented by the Museum Guild.

“There’s no fee to partici- at Ohio Avenue. Fun pate, and anyone can line up The fun and festivities don’t From page A1 and join in the parade,” she stop when the parade ends, said. “Lineup starts at 3 p.m. however. the ceremony, Ms. Frasca at the Wells Fargo Bank at the “Immediately following the advised. corner of Main Street and parade, probably around 5 After grabbing a quick rest North Summit Avenue.” p.m., the Christmas activities and refreshment, it’s time to The parade will begin at 4 will continue at the pavilion start lining the streets for the p.m. and follow a route from at Blake Park,” she said. “We parade, or to line up and par- Wells Fargo Bank going north will have cookies and hot ticipate, as the parade is open on Summit. The parade will chocolate provided free to the to all and no registration is turn east on New York Ave- public, and an opening greet- required, Ms. Frasca said. nue, then will turn south onto ing from Mayor Daisy Rais- Lakeview Drive before ending ler.” Food trucks, such as Kona Residential • Commercial Ice, Poppy’s, Wicked Good Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Dogs and Lydia’s Empanadas Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 also will be on hand to serve Financing Available up a variety of tasty treats, she Edgewater 386-423-3076 added. There also will be live We Fix Roof Leaks! 2016 musical entertainment by DER EA S www.awsroofing.com R ’ Sandy’s Back Porch Band, a

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The fee is $65 per child for Teaching kids to cope in the real world Notes each four-day week. For From page A2 more information, contact y congratulations to amazement. I was seated in served me well. (By the way, I Daniel Marsh at dmarsh@ programs at Gemini Springs volusia.org or (386) 736- State Sen. Dorothy LAND LINES front of an old upright did get somewhat faster, but Hulkill, R-Port Underwood typewriter that not a lot.) Park, 37 Dirksen Drive, 5953, ext. 16767. MOrange, who championed a DAN SMITH was a foreign piece of equip- Early on, my portable Smith DeBary. Field trips are included in bill to ensure Florida students ment to me. My hands were Corona was always by my side The Gemini Springs Park the fees. Children should learn how to handle some of trained to throw a football or as I wrote for auto and program, open to children bring a bagged lunch, snacks the fiscal matters they will baseball, but type? Not really. outdoor magazines. And, as ages 6 to 12, will be from and beverages. later face. I tried hard to catch on, but you know, I have been 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dec. This is an unexpected bit of the others left me behind. The banging out columns on my 26-29 and Jan. 2-5. common sense to come from and then showed them how mark you had to hit to PC for this paper for nigh It will include playground DeBary Hall offers Tallahassee. It will require all easily I could change the graduate was 35 words per unto eleven years. All because activities, movies and escort- candlelight students to pass courses in amount and the payee on their minute, and even though I I chose to be embarrassed in ed trips to a bowling alley examples. They were duly bank accounts, credit cards, learned the basics, I believe in high school by taking a “girly” and roller skating rink. Par- Christmas tours loan applications and insur- impressed. the end, the teacher just gave class. Best thing I ever did. 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Bail of a firearm by a convicted in career offender. Bail was set at cent unless or until proven was set at $2,500. state felon. Bail was not set. $2,500. guilty in a court of law. •Wallace Conrad Beitl, 50, •Nathaniel Leon Willett, 28, •Joel Galvis, 32, of DeLand, of DeLand, was arrested Dec. 5 of DeLand, was arrested Dec. 6 was arrested Dec. 4 and Volusia County and charged with attempted and charged with dealing in charged with driving with a sale of a Schedule II substance. stolen property. Bail was not canceled license. Bail was set Sheriff’s Office Bail was set at $1,000. set. at $2,500. •William E. Haast, 39, of •Tamika L. Adams, 35, of (888) 277-TIPS •Robert A. Martinez, 29, of DeLand, was arrested Dec. 5 DeLand, was arrested Dec. 5 DeLand, was arrested Dec. 1 DeLand and charged with a drug and charged with a drug and charged with possession offense. Bail was set at $1,500. Police Department offense and resisting an officer of cannabis and cocaine. Bail Wanted •Isaac E. Senez, 44, of Lake without violence. Bail was set was set at $2,000. Helen, was arrested Dec. 5 and •Jessica Ann Schmieder, 27, at $4,000. Have you seen this man? •Sean O. Roberts, 23, of charged with failure to proper- of DeLand, was arrested Dec. 1 •Kristy A. Crow, 39, of Please help the Volusia DeLand, was arrested Dec. 1 County Sheriff’s Office ly register as a sex offender. and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested Dec. 5 and charged with burglary identify him. He’s wanted Bail was set at $25,000. of paraphernalia, cocaine and and charged with a drug with an assault or battery, a for stealing a donation box •Michael V. Destafano, 32, a Schedule II substance, and offense. Bail was set at $2,500. drug offense and false impris- that benefits wounded sol- of Lake Helen, was arrested neglect of a child. Bail was set •Maurice Deon Barnes, 34, diers from the 7-Eleven at onment. Bail was set at Dec. 6 and charged with grand at $13,000. of DeLand, was arrested Dec. 7 1646 Providence Blvd., $40,500. theft and dealing in stolen •Scott J. Grant, 52, of and charged with possession Deltona. •William Richard Warnock, property. Bail was set at DeLand, was arrested Dec. 3 of paraphernalia, cannabis and This crime occurred Sun- 46, of DeLand, was arrested day, Nov. 26, at 12:50 p.m. $7,500. and charged with battery and a weapon and ammunition by Dec. 3 and charged with grand This suspect was observed •Timothy J. Wolfe Jr., 32, of child abuse. Bail was not set. a convicted felon. Bail was not theft. Bail was set at $5,000. driving an orange Kia Soul DeLand, was arrested Dec. 6 •Edward A. Small, 55, of set. with a Florida tag just •Drew Alexander Paskins, and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested Dec. 3 •Stephanie R. Hall, 46, of before entering the store. 22, of DeLand, was arrested of paraphernalia, cannabis and and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested Dec. 7 The black male walked up Dec. 4 and charged with bur- Unknown Suspect cocaine, and failure to secure of paraphernalia and a drug and charged with possession to the counter and took the glary of a conveyance, grand workers’ compensation insur- offense. Bail was set at $3,000. of a weapon and ammunition troop donation box while seen him? theft and grand theft of a employees were distracted ance coverage. Bail was set at •Sylvester Travon Hill, Jr., by a convicted felon. Bail was If so, please call us at 386- motor vehicle. Bail was not set. by helping other customers. 804-6222 or Crime Stoppers, $2,500. 33, of DeLand, was arrested set at $5,000. The store manager noticed •Laquan D. Roberson, 24, of Dec. 4 and charged with pos- 1-888-277-TIPS (8477) or •Kelsey T. McFoley, 27, of the donation box was miss- download the app available ing and none of the employ- at westopcrime.com. ees took it. Callers to Crime Stoppers Store surveillance con- will remain anonymous and LEC plans nature hikes, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, vocalists, bagpipe performers, firmed the male took the could be eligible for a Dec. 14. Follow LEC staff into Christmas carol sing-alongs, a donation box and left in an reward up to $5,000. Notes orange Kia Soul. Have you From page A3 programs Lyonia Preserve and enjoy the reading of “Twas the Night sunset. Before Christmas,” cookies urday, Dec. 16, for the holi- Explore nature during out- •Family fun day: 1 to 3 p.m. and punch, and a visit from days. door hikes and indoor pro- Saturday, Dec. 16. Observe Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. Guests will start out in the grams at Lyonia Environmen- and learn about the LEC’s salt- Reservations are required; theater to hear the story of the tal Center, 2150 Eustace Ave., water residents, native alliga- call (386) 753-5036. “Christmas Orange” and then Deltona. tors and freshwater fish. Par- be escorted to the hunting Programs, which begin in ticipants can take home a Master gardeners plan lodge for an open tour. the center’s classroom, are free keepsake photo. The lodge, once owned by unless otherwise indicated. plant clinic Registration is requested; call the prominent deBary family, DeBary Hall hosts will be decorated with Christ- (386) 789-7207, ext. 21028. Volusia County’s master WE’RE ON mas trees, wreaths and other December’s programs Christmas musical gardeners will share winter gardening tips and answer festive adornments. Refresh- include: Dec. 16 ments will be served. •Natural holidays work- questions during a plant clinic FACEBOOK! Admission is $10 for adults, shop: 10 to 11:30 a.m. Satur- from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, day, Dec. 9. Make holiday Celebrate the joy of Christ- Dec. 19, at the DeBary Public $5 for children ages 3 to 12, mas during a free musical pre- décor using pine cones, sticks Library, 200 N. Charles R. and free for children 2 and sentation from “Like” Hometown News Volu- and other materials found in Beall Blvd. Residents can bring younger. 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. sia for the latest in local news, their plants for a free check- Advance tickets must be nature. Space is limited to 15 16, at DeBary Hall, 198 Sun- information and interactive up. purchased; call Tracy Mestre people. rise Blvd. features like photo contests at (386) 668-3840. •“Sunset over Lyonia” hike: Highlights will include See NOTES, page A6 and Rants & Raves. A-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 2017 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Rants & Raves Baskets and baskets of food Got something to say? Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at (386) 322-5902 or e-mail [email protected]. Please limit your submissions to 250 words, so that we can include more entries. Readers are asked to refrain from making slanderous or libelous statements.

Thoughtful at Walmart

This is to the woman who gave me such a wonderful, thought- ful Christmas gift when she checked out ahead of me at Walmart Sunday morning. Thank you so much. You made a somewhat sad day much bet- ter, and I’m sure you will be rewarded. May God bless you, and may you have a very Merry Christmas.

It’s ridiculous

Concerning the traffic light at International Speedway Boule- vard and U.S. 1, it is totally ridiculous the amount of time you have to turn left from ISB onto U.S. 1. If the ones in front of the line are even paying attention, three cars in each of the lanes may get to turn left before it turns red Randy Barber/staff photographer again. Then you have the ridiculous wait time of traffic on ISB Cooper Wendland, 9, of Deland, carries a huge basket of goodies as his dad, Robert, and Jenny going through, then the whole long cycle starts over again for McDonough, left, look on during the Volusia Thanksgiving Basket Brigade at Daytona State College on U.S. 1, then finally the left turn signal, which lasts about five sec- Saturday, Nov. 18. For more information, visit volusiathanksgivingbasketbrigade.com onds. It is totally ridiculous and something needs to be done. It is almost as bad a situation as the sprinkler system in the median flooding the roads. your lane change. Many drivers are not sure what that lever is on our public lands, the county money, the National Estuary Pro- the left side of the steering wheel. It is called a turn signal, and gram money and the promises of improved water quality. I do. I Buy bigger banners you use it to let other drivers know your intention to change trusted. I supported. I was fooled. But thank God the equipment lanes. broke down before more damage was done. The City of Edgewater holiday purchasing department must I also have a problem with those drivers who travel in the left As of today, the application by Webster Creek Development have misjudged the effectiveness of the pole banners. lane when the right lane is empty. The right lane is called the (yes, development, hint, hint), to continue the restoration (and They’re just about invisible as you are driving on Edgewater travel lane and the left lane is called the passing lane. As stated claim the land) via hydroblasting/hydroleveling is still pending roads. The holders indicate the proper size for a banner, and before, drivers head immediately for the left lane and often drive favorable approval by the SJRWMD. And, once again, promises obviously the banners are much too small. about 5 mph below the posted speed limit because they need to of improved water quality. I won’t, and you shouldn’t, be fooled I can’t imagine how much was spent on an item that is ordered turn left, usually three or four miles down the road. These driv- again. yearly, and whoever ordered them didn’t know how to use a tape ers need to learn how to properly change lanes traveling in the measure. These banners look like small garden flags. And what right lane and then changing lanes to make the left turn when happened to Merry Christmas? they get near that destination. A year of rent increases It looks like 2018 is the year of big rent increases. We are see- Dan is right about the beach It’s hopeless ing 9 percent at Hawthorne Village in Port Orange, and others have indicated anywhere from 7 to 10 percent in Volusia Coun- Dan Smith’ Land Lines column hit the nail on the head! In response to a complaint regarding six items Florida drivers ty. When visiting other beaches on vacation, my wife and I always do wrong, it should be noted that drivers are not usually Florida An active topic on social media is “Whats happening in Day- look at each other and say “This isn’t Daytona Beach!” We truly born and spend most of their time behind the wheel in other tona." I would love to see one of your informative articles that do have a natural wonder, which is not being managed effective- states. compare apartment and house rent increases in the various ly by closing portions and charging ridiculous fees to drive on it. Every state has its “thing” that drivers all seem to do. I’m from regions. Thank you very much. Driving on our beautiful hard, white sand is our primary unique Ohio, and we are notorious “tailgaters” who have turned into selling opportunity for our advertising dollars. Florida “tailGATORS.” Get used to it. Complaining won’t change Our special events bring guests and fuel our economy, but our a thing, Bring back bus benches beach is a unique sight to behold! It is the only thing that makes this area truly the World’s Most Famous Beach. Regarding the bus benches that were removed, it is ridiculous I have a friend who was a toll-taker last summer. She would Great way to kick off Christmas season that people have to sit on the sidewalk, curb or grass in Daytona remark about what a joy it was to see people drive through and Beach. gasp in awe of the wonder they were seeing for the first time; On Dec. 3, we attended a benefit concert for the “Loaves and Daytona Beach used to be for the people years ago. many exclaiming “You mean we can really drive on the beach?” Fishes Ministry” at Our Lady of Hope Church, Port Orange. Daytona Beach should be ashamed of itself for not having Let us keep what make us so special and unique. Andy Redeker and Randy Glass of NYC Broadway and handicapped benches and shelters. National Tour were the guest artists. Now, there is a way that could stop sleeping on the benches. “An Evening in December” was enjoyed by nearly 1,000 peo- Put the dividers between so people can only sit, not lie down. The way people drive ple. What a tremendous event to start the Christmas season. Not There are alternatives, and they need to do it for the people only were the stars outstanding, but the Our Lady of Hope solo- with handicaps. I read with interest the letter in a previous edition pertaining ist received a standing ovation, too. to the way people drive, so I need to add some items to the list Hopefully, this can be repeated each year, not only for enjoy- and list some of my pet peeves on the way people drive. ment but to benefit the local homeless and needy ministry. Ormond Beachside postal facility challenged First and foremost are the idiots than run red lights, putting Thank you to OLOH for providing this to the community. themselves and others in danger — not cool. It is amazing to me that during the Christmas season, there Another peeve is those drivers that enter a roadway and are actual fewer postal service cashiers than during the regular immediately head for the left lane. Normally, you enter a road This isn’t Grinchmas season. into the lane nearest you, and then, if you must change lanes, Also, placing a two-day priority service only guarantees four- then turn on your turn signal, and when the traffic allows, make The NSB Utilities Commission Christmas parade float was in day delivery. bad taste. If the U.S. Postal Service was an actual business with competi- They had a big cherry picker truck with someone dressed as tion, it would have been put out of business years ago. We can do the Grinch who stole Christmas riding it. If you think that’s better. funny, you are a sociopath. As a resident of Ormond Beach, I am requesting our Ormond DEADLINES My family has been trying to catch up after loss of income Beachside facility get with the times and have more employees from Irma, and then a few weeks ago, my husband broke his foot or reorganize itself. The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia and we have missed that income. We are not on welfare of any County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for kind. I thought I had the money to pay my past-due amount on Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for the 28th, but I’m a simple human and forgot about my insurance Who’s responsible for dock debris? holidays, such as the next two weeks when the deadline will be coming right out of my now-too-low bank account. Yes, my In regard to the gated mobile home park in Edgewater with all Wednesdays, Dec. 20 and 27. For more information, call (386) fault, but as hard as I’ve tried not to be human, I still am. the dock debris floating in the Intracoastal Waterway, who is lia- 322-5924. I got paid the next day, and on my way to pay the bill in per- ble for that? son, they shut off my utilities. I have never had that happen in How do they get away with trimming all the mangroves? No my life. Well, they charged a $200 deposit to get it turned back one else is suppose to touch the mangroves, but they trim them on plus $150 in fees. I’ve lived here for four years, and we own as they please. Then, they wonder why the environment keeps the house. We aren’t skipping out on the bill, just having a bad going down and down. Save the lagoon. time. If you think that’s funny to put the Grinch up on your utilities float, shame on you. It’s not. Need after-hours animal control Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 Don’t get fooled again An old pit mix sits tied on a step today with no shelter and no Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. food and water. Sitting there over four hours. It is Saturday. Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in I am told DeLand Animal Control and the DeLand Police I had to take some time to reflect and shed some tears after America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Department do not work on Saturday and Sunday unless it is a reading Dan Smith’s Changing My Luck in Mosquito Lagoon. One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. dire emergency, nor do they work during the week after 4 p.m. It is a travesty what the St. Johns River Water Management unless it is a dire emergency. Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist District has done to destroy our estuary. You see, Dan’s described Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager I wonder if we don’t have to take justice into our own hands Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Amanda Wheaton ...... Inside Sales Asst. Manager location is the epicenter of “restoration” work done by the dis- Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified and knock on the door and beg an owner to bring his animal Isabel Harmon ...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager trict over the last decade. Some of you may remember the pub- Annita Ferrante...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer inside during the bitter cold like it is today. Shame on DeLand Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer lic meetings touting the benefits of this “restoration” work on Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Diane Carey...... Staff Writer Animal Control. Kelly King...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Gina McKee...... Staff Writer Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager Carrie Maday...... News Clerk

Phone (386) 322-5900 Service at (386) 822-5778. take part in Lyonia Environ- The camp will feature nature Fax (386) 322-5901 Notes mental Center’s four-day hikes, live animal encounters, Classified (386) 322-5949 From page A5 S’more Fun Winter Break activities, and arts and crafts Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 LEC plans winter camp Camp from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. designed to fit the theme of Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 LAND For more information, call De Jan. 2 through 5. [email protected] the Volusia County Extension Children ages 6 to 13 can See NOTES, page A7 Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A-7

Individual days are $25 each. Technology and process of spending Notes Snacks will be provided, and From page A6 children are asked to bring a bagged lunch. everal weeks ago, we electronic, table-top “assis- on whether this will be an the day. Themes are talked about how using tants.” We can now turn our accepted trend. But my Advance registration is PLAN “Wild, wild colorful required. Contact Shari cash to purchase – just lights on and off or order a opinion has always been that a world” on Tuesday, “A pirate’s Sabout anything – has become STRONGER pizza with nothing more than machine cannot sit down with Smith at [email protected] life” passé. DAVID D. a voice command! you, look into your eyes and or 386-789-7207, ext. 20126. on Wednesday, “Frozen” It’s interesting to note the HOLLAND Only time will tell whether relate to your personal Lyonia Environmental process of spending, and even this automation is simply a situation. Nor can it take into on Thursday, and “Micro- Center is part of the Deltona investing, money has also scope Magic” on Friday. Regional Library complex at other consumers complain, fad, or the wave of the future. consideration your wants, changed dramatically over the The four-day fee is $80. 2150 Eustace Ave., Deltona. these self-checkout stations There are now services that needs, goals and dreams. years. Of course, technology is remain in place. will select and deliver grocer- Turning on the lights is one the biggest contributor to that On a similar note, I recently ies (including pre-prepared or thing, illuminating your change. Who doesn’t have a noticed that a local fast food ready-to-prepare meals) and financial future is quite cell phone, tablet, laptop or restaurant tried to implement even mail clothing that can be another. social media account? And ordering by kiosks, exclusive- worn, then returned, on a 2012 - 2016 2017 ADER ADER who hasn’t made a Black monthly subscription basis! David D. Holland, a E S E S ly. The process was confusing R ’ R ’ Friday or Cyber Monday Where’s the need for sales Certified Financial Planner C E C and took longer! Interestingly H C H E purchase from the comfort of O I O I C enough, the last time I associates and brick-and-mor- practitioner, hosts a weekly TV their home office? dropped by the restaurant, tar stores? show Mondays on WDSC Where’s the Cashier? Think people were standing in the I think the thing to remem- Channel 15 at 7 p.m. He has about what you see when you lobby and ordering from a ber is that no gadget, machine also authored two books in his go to some retail stores and real person, once again. or computer can ever replace a Confessions of a Financial grocers now. Instead of Have we become lazy or too human being. Planner series. Mr. Holland traditional check-out lines, busy? Take the financial services offers investment advice there are stations where you Maybe it’s a little of both. industry, for example. In the through Holland Advisory can scan your items and put Tell me, how many of us really last few years, there has been a Services Inc., a registered your money, or card, into need a round, plastic box to concerted effort to utilize investment adviser in Ormond machines for payment. These perform mundane, everyday what are known as “robo-ad- Beach. He can be contacted at automated cashiers must be a tasks? Nevertheless, many visers” to assist investors with (386) 671-7526. Email boon to bottom-line profits people are buying these their investment deci- financial questions to ques- because, as much as I hear sion-making. The jury is out [email protected]. Need Teeth? 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AM Connection set Same Day Denture • Repairs and Relines Volusia Association of Real- The DeLand Area Chamber tors’ annual Installation and The West Volusia Regional FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions Local businesswoman of Commerce and the Awards Banquet Friday, Dec. DeLand/Orange City Business Chamber of Commerce will 1. earns pink Cadillac Alliance have several regularly present an AM Connection at The Rising Star Award is 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19, at KERRI GRAHAM, D.M.D. scheduled events. 802 Sterthaus Drive sponsored by Julie Cvercko in Mary Kay Independent The business discussion Gateway Center for the Arts, memory of Tom Draganza and Sales Director Christi Rossi, of group Fuel meets at 7:30 a.m. 880 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL is awarded annually. DeBary, has earned the use of each Monday at Boston Cof- DeBary. The award is given to the a Mary Kay pink Cadillac, an fee, 109 E. 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Carey hol during these celebrations holidays is simple” said The possible consequenc- [email protected] when they otherwise may Andrew Gant, spokesman es of a first-offense DUI in n ot .” for the Volusia County Sher- Florida include fines, license About 40 percent of traf- “For people who find the iff’s Office. “Don’t ruin your suspension, vehicle fic-related deaths during the holidays to be stressful, alco- life or someone else’s by tak- impoundment, having to holidays are a result of hol can quickly become a ing the risk of getting behind install an ignition interlock drunk drivers, according to way of coping” said Nicole the wheel when you’re device and jail time. the National Highway Traf- Sharbono, vice president of impaired. Before you have a Enhanced penalties might fic Safety Administration. SMA Behavioral’s Volusia drink, have a plan for how apply where the convicted Every day, nearly 29 peo- County Services. “This is you’re going to get home or motorist has a blood alcohol ple in the United States die especially true for individu- wherever you need to go. concentration of .15 percent in vehicle crashes caused by als who have a mental ill- “We want the holidays or more, was involved in an alcohol-impaired drivers. ness, which may be exacer- (and every day) to be safe accident that resulted in The American Automo- bated during the holidays. for every single person on injuries or property damage, bile Association website Abandoning healthy habits the roads of Volusia County, or had a passenger in the car states, “More than 500,000 and self-medicating with and impaired drivers put all who was under 18 years old. people are injured in alco- alcohol are warning signs of us in danger. Of course, The consequences of a hol-related crashes every that a person may need our deputies, city police and Florida drugged driving year — with more than treatment or additional sup- state troopers are always out conviction depend on the 12,000 resulting in death.” port during the holidays.” enforcing DUI laws, so if the circumstances. But, general- December is National Rhonda Harvey, COO of safety risks aren’t convincing ly, the possible penalties for Drunk and Drugged Driv- SMA Behavioral, said, enough, think about the a first offense are up to six ing Prevention Month, a “Alcohol screenings and money you’ll waste dealing months in jail, $500 to time to raise awareness brief interventions are rec- with a DUI charge. It’s just $1,000 in fines, and at least about the consequences of ommended by the CDC to not worth the gamble”. 50 hours of community ser- driving under the influence identify people at risk for The Port Orange Police vice. The conviction also of alcohol and drugs. alcohol-related problems. Department was recently results in a license suspen- “The reasons for increased SMA offers walk-in screen- awarded a $12,000 grant sion of six months to one alcohol consumption during ings at several locations for through the Florida Depart- year. Penalties increase for the holidays vary, informa- people who think they may ment of Transportation for repeat drug and alcohol tion from Stewart-March- need help with their mental DUI and Impaired Driving offenses. Florida has an man-Act Behavioral Health- health and substance use.” enforcement. implied consent law, which care states. “Often, alcohol is For more information and Penalties can be stiff for means that if you refuse to a part of holiday celebra- immediate support, contact DUI arrests, not to mention submit to a chemical test, Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer tions, both professionally the SMA Access Center at the emotional and physical you will be subject to a fine Sage Ferry, 2-1/2, of DeLand, gets her picture and personally. Many peo- 1-800-539-4228. trauma caused to all parties and automatic license sus- taken with Santa Claus during a free photo event ple feel pressured to con- “Our message over the involved. pension. on Saturday, Dec. 9, presented by the Orange sume or over-consume alco- City Police Department at the city-sponsored Christmas Village in Dickinson Memorial Park. Are ‘phishing’ emails driving you crazy? s I went through my profile in order to restore your email this morning COMPUTE online access.” (deleting all the spam THIS Then they include a link for Aone email at a time), I couldn’t you to follow to submit the SEAN help but notice the number of MCCARTHY required information. “phishing” emails I was If you ever get an email getting. saying an account you have The practice of phishing is with some institution is in when someone out there in from a legitimate source, but it danger of getting cut off cyberspace constructs an will contain an urgent unless you update your email to look like it’s coming message. information online, a bell from a legitimate source Following are two examples. should go off in your head. (usually a bank website), when Example 1: “In order to be No legitimate institution is it’s not. prepared for the smart card going to contact you over Most of the time these upgrade on Visa and Master- email to update your account. emails will tell you that (for Card debit and credit cards If your account were in one reason or another) you and to avoid problems with jeopardy, you would receive a need to confirm your user our ATM services, we have postal message, not an email. name and password in order recently introduced additional Another thing you can do is to keep your account open. If security measures and hold your mouse over the link you don’t, they say you run the upgraded our software. The they want you to click. Don’t risk of having your account security upgrade will be click it or fill out any informa- closed. They usually will effective immediately and tion, of course, but hold your include a link to follow and requires our customers to mouse over the link and see the page the link brings you to update their ATM card what the actual address is (it looks exactly like what you information. Please update may pop up in a little pop up would expect were you to go your information by following or reveal itself down in the to the actual (bank’s) Web site. the link given below.” Status Bar). You will likely see Enter your user name and This is to generate a sense of the address is either a raw IP password, and you can find urgency. In this case, if you address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) or your account drained in don’t follow the link, you “run will have your bank name minutes. the risk” of having your card embedded in some other So, what is one to do to keep stop working due to “upgrad- domain name (such as http:// from getting scammed like ed software and security your_bank.otherdomain.com) this? Well, to try to answer measures.” a sure sign of a fake. this question, I’m looking at Example 2: “This is your If you have doubts and some of the phishing bait final warning about the safety think the email may actually emails I have received over the of your account. If you do not be legit, pick up the phone and last few months (yes, for some update your billing informa- call whoever supposedly sent strange reason I’ve been tion, your access will be you the e-mail but don’t call collecting them) and one restricted and the user deleted. the number on the email they recurring theme I see is a The reason to do this might sent, call the number you have sense of urgency. Most of the include a recent change in in your own account records. emails will have the original your personal information At least you know that bank (or other organization’s (i.e. change of address), number is real. logo) making it look like it is submitting invalid informa- tion during the initial sign up Sean McCarthy fixes process, an inability to computers. He can be reached accurately verify your selected at 888-752-9049 or help@ Breakthrough to a larger option of payment due an ComputeThisOnline.com (No internal error within their Hyphens!) audience by advertising in processors. Please update your The Hometown News.

Contact Rodney to feature your business in the Hometown News! 386 847-7871 Our circulation is strong and our readers LOVE this paper! Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, DEC. 15 • DELAND • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & Group offers a Horoscopes about different take on Dickens' Friday, Dec. 15 •Drive through Bethlehem: classic tale Drive through Bethlehem will be from 6-8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, For Hometown News Under the creation, writing ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Saturday, Dec. 16, and Sunday, [email protected] and direction of John DiDon- Dec. 17, at the Drive-in Christian na, with co-direction by Seth Expressing yourself authenti- Church, 3140 S. Atlantic Ave., Phantasmagoria presents Kubersky and Kevin G. Beck- cally is proving difficult, Aries. Daytona Beach Shores. “A Christmas Carol — A er. The choreography is by But this will pass shortly. Load up the car and come Ghost Story of Christmas,” its Mila Makarova, fight direc- Eventually, your persistence will experience the sights and pay off, and others will see that own unique adaptation of tion by Bill Warriner, all-new, sounds of the village of Bethle- Charles Dickens’ classic holi- your intentions are genuine. hem and witness the nativity original music and sound- day tale at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- scene where Jesus was born. scapes by Les Caulfield and TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Live actors and animals. day, Dec. 21, at the Athens Tod Kimbro, lighting by Jerry Admission is free. For more Theatre, 124 N. Florida Ave., Klein, costumes by Shelly If your dreams are within information, call (386) 767- DeLand. Henriott, projections by reason, there is no reason why 8761. The critically-acclaimed Dana Mott, puppet direction they can’t come to fruition, •Daytona Playhouse: “Miracle Victorian Performance by Rebekah Lane, and pho- Taurus. You just may need a few on 34th Street” will be per- Troupe will combine its sig- tography by Chris Bridges, friends in your corner to help formed Dec. 15-17 at 100 nature tapestry of movement, make things happen. Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. Graphics by Ozelle Sabado dance, puppetry, projections, and puppetry/props by Dark- A heartwarming holiday classic music and storytelling, and retold in the tradition of a live vale Studios and Halfmoon GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 1940s era radio broadcast. bring to life one of the most Creative Works. famous ghost stories of all Gemini, don’t obsess about a When a department store Santa Tickets are $20 to $24. For Photo courtesy of Chris Bridges times. A truly spooky tale of specific approach to working claims he’s the real Kris Kringle, advance tickets or more Members of the Victorian troupe “Phantasmago- his case gets taken all the way to the past, present and future – information, visit Athens- through a problem. Seek the Supreme Court. Adapted with the glory of redemption, ria” get ready to bring the season to life. Phan- feedback from a number of DeLand.com or call the Box people and explore all of your from the 1947 Lux Radio Hour Dickens’ wonderful tableau Office at (386) 736-1500. Box tasmagoria presents “A Christmas Carol — A Broadcast and staged with live options. breathes new life with Phan- Office hours are from 1 to 5 Ghost Story of Christmas,” its own unique adap- Foley effects and a score of tasmagoria’s own unique aes- p.m. Thursday through Sat- tation of Charles Dickens’ classic holiday tale at CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 holiday carols. thetic and performance style Tickets are $12 for adults and urday and one and a half in this different adaptation of 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21, at the Athens The- $6 for youth. hours before live perfor- atre, 124 N. Florida Ave., DeLand. Cancer, it may take an intense For more information, visit the classic work. mances. effort to concentrate on your daytonaplayhouse.org. work this week because your •Walk Through Bethlemen: A thoughts keep drifting else- detailed recreation of the Biblical where. You must rein in your Bethlehem opens at Crossroads wandering mind. Baptist Church at 6 p.m. and continues from 6-9 p.m. Dec. Artist inspired LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 9-10 and 15-17 at 1851 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach. It may be challenging to For more information, call separate your fantasies from (386) 760-4806 or visit crbible. by the great reality right now, Leo. Even com. though things are vivid in your •The Athens Theatre: “A mind, others may help clarify Christmas Story The Musical” things for you. will be performed select days outdoors from through Dec. 17, at 124 N. For Hometown News ing of a seagull in flight across VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Florida Ave., DeLand. [email protected] a brilliant blue sky and ocean. “A Christmas Story, The Ms. Whitney added that with Surprising news leaves you a Musical” brings family audiences Claire Whitney, a resident nature she can “use her imag- little bit frazzled, Virgo. However, to the Athens Theatre where of Orange City is December’s once you work your way through children of all ages can re-imag- featured artist for the West ination to create all kinds of the surprise, you’ll see that this ine a boy’s quest for the perfect Volusia Artists Inc., a wonderful paintings and in news bodes well for you. Christmas gift. DeLand-based organization all kinds of media”. The show runs about two founded in 1964. Originally from Connecti- LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 hours and 25 minutes, including Her oil painting, “Born cut, she joined the West Volu- one 15-minute intermission. Free,” is on display in the sia Artists about 10 years ago. Libra, others feel like you have Tickets are Preferred, $28; Adult, lobby of the Wayne Sanborn As a member of the group, $23; Seniors, $21; Student/ Ms. Whitney has been able to everything figured out this week Activity Center in DeLand Child $10; Groups of 8 or more advance her artistic skills by and are as sensible as can be. $19. A $3 per ticket processing through December. The sub- trying tips and suggestions But there’s a fun side of you that charge is added to all purchases. ject reflects her chief source offered by other members of is just waiting to pop out. For more information, visit of inspiration, the outdoors. the West Volusia Artists and athensdeland.com or call (386) Ms. Whitney became inter- by attending and participat- SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 743-1500. ested in painting many years ing in various exhibitions and •Cinematique: Now playing is ago after watching Bob Ross art shows the group has made Something in your life is “Lady Bird,”Christine “Lady Bird” on television. She says she available over the years. causing you undue stress, McPherson (Saoirse Ronan) was inspired by “his depth of The West Volusia Artists Scorpio. Find a way to let it all go fights against but is exactly like perspective.” Other artists meet to paint, draw, and by focusing on thoughts and her wildly loving, deeply socialize 9 a.m. to noon on things that bring you happiness. opinionated and strong-willed Ms. Whitney admires are illustrators Norman Rockwell the first and third Fridays of mom (Laurie Metcalf), a nurse SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 working tirelessly to keep her and Eric Solon after seeing each month from September - June at the Wayne Sanborn family afloat after Lady Bird’s their work on display at vari- Sagittarius, it may seem like father (Tracy Letts) loses his job. ous venues. Activity Center, 815 S. Ala- bama Avenue in DeLand. your time in the spotlight has Set in Sacramento, California in Photo courtesy of the West Volusia Artists Inc. Around this same time, come and gone, but that isn’t Artists of all media and levels 2002, amidst a rapidly shifting Claire Whitney is shown here holding her oil Ms. Whitney began painting the case. You have plenty of time American economic landscape, and enjoys doing mostly are welcome. to show what you can accom- Lady Bird is an affecting look at painting, “Born Free” which is on display in the landscapes and anything else For more information call plish. the relationships that shape us, lobby of the Wayne Sanborn Activity Center in involving nature as is shown (386) 738-5515 or visit San- See OUT, page B2 DeLand throughout December. here in her beautiful render- bornCenter.com. See SCOPES, page B2 MI MEXICO Since 2001 Same owners! DAILY SPECIALS AND We wish you a THE COLDEST BEER IN TOWN! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year as well as a MEXICAN Healthy Holiday Season! RESTAURANT

2017 New Smyrna Beach DeLand ADER 862 SAXON BLVD. ORANGE CITY, MON-SAT 9AM-7PM, SUN 11AM-6PM 386-775-7002 E S R ’ 4600 S Atlantic Ave 1570 S Woodland Blvd 3850 S. NOVA RD. PORT ORANGE, MON-FRI 9AM-7PM, SAT 9AM-6PM, SUN 12PM-6PM 386-763-7046 C E NO EBT CARDS H O I C (386) 478-0122 (386) 740-1772 B-2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 Honoring DeLand's YMCA The Club Scene •Airport Restaurant & Gin Mill: nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. Megan Katarina will perform at Tuesday of the month is wine Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, at 1120 tasting, two whites, two reds p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Airport Terminal Drive, DeLand. and an appetizer for $25. Posse performs from 9:30 Shades of 60 will perform at 8 Frappes is at 123 W. Granada p.m.-2 a.m. Thursday through p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16. For Blvd. in Ormond Beach. For Sunday. Robert Keele plays more information, call (386) reservations, call (386) acoustic guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 734 9755. 615-4888. p.m. Wednesdays. Tom •Bank and Blues Club: Hayfire •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming Redmond performs classic rock at 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at performers are Christie Beu, from 5-8 p.m. Fridays. Karaoke 701 Main St., Daytona Beach. 6-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 and with Stormin’ Norman is from Cover charge is $5-$8. For from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, 4-8 p.m. every Saturday and more information, call (386) Dec. 16, at 101 Flagler Ave., Sunday, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., 252-9877. New Smyrna Beach. Dinner Daytona Beach. For more •Black Sheep Pub and Eating reservations required, For more information, call (386) House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. information, call (386) 253-5224 or visit oceandeck. and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly 428-1865. com. specials include $4 “CuervoRi- •Jason’s Corner: Standards •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: tas” Mondays; Locals Night with with Ron Gilotti and Jim Bryer Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. happy hour all night and Pub will be from 6:30-8:30 p.m, Wednesday to Saturday. Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, Friday, Dec. 15, at 135 Canal Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close Wednesdays; Ladies Night with St., New Smyrna Beach. For Saturday at 355 Cassadaga live music, drink specials and more information, call (386) Road, Lake Helen. For informa- Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer $4 three-olive martinis, 424-9878. tion, call (386) 218-3806. Thursdays. Live music is every •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: •The Smokehouse Saloon: YMCA board Chairman John Terhune holds a proclamation recognizing the weekend at 890 S. Atlantic Ave. Upcoming performers are ; Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 DeLand YMCA’s 50 years in the city presented by Mayor Bob Apgar, right, on in Ormond Beach. For more Lionheart, Sunday, Dec. 17; p.m. Sunday. Chance and the Thursday, Nov. 16, at the DeLand YMCA’s 50th Anniversary Celebration and information, call (386) Eddie Wolford, Monday, Dec. Blues Daddies perform at 144 673-5933 or visit theblack- 18, and Tuesday Dec. 129; S. Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. fundraiser at the Wayne G. Sanborn Center in DeLand. Also pictured are, from sheep.com. Reuben Morgan, Wednesday, For information, call (386) left, Gary Grumoli, DeLand YMCA executive director, Teresa Rand, president •Café Da Vinci: Jazz in the Dec. 20; and Don Hill, Thursday, 265-5998. and CEO of the Volusia/Flagler YMCA, and DeLand City Commissioner Jeff Courtyard (inside if raining) with Dec. 21. Weather permitting, •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: The DaVinci Jazz Experiment, live music is at 2986 Ocean Mark Venneri will perform from Hunter. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19. An Shore Blvd., Ormond-by-the- 6-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. open mike night starts at 7 p.m. Sea. For more information, call 20, at 2150 LPGA Blvd., each Wednesday at 112 W. (386) 265-1977. Daytona Beach. For more Georgia Ave., DeLand. For more •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: information, call (386) information, call (386) Karaoke with Just George will 317-0097. 736-0008 or visit cafedavin- be 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Friday. Rock •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Art Notes cideland.com. Star Karaoke will be at 9 p.m. wine and liquor tasting is •Down the Hatch: Sam Collins Saturday. Live Team Trivia will hosted from 4-7 p.m. each Family fun day slated p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, 600 N. brought to you by the Dorothy will perform 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. be 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday. Play Friday and Saturday at 350 S. Woodland Blvd. M. Gillespie Foundation, Inc. Friday, Dec. 15. Martin and the for free and win prizes. Eddie Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. Dead Guys will perform 1:30 to Uzzle will perform rock oldies at For more information, call The Museum of Art - This is a free event. Children For more information,call 4:30 p.m. and Donnie Bostic 6 p.m. Tuesday. Open mic (386) 738-7533 or visit DeLand will host a family fun must be accompanied by an (386) 734-4371 or visit www. will perform 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., hosted by Linda Janisse of delandliquorstore.com. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 adult. moartdeland.org. both on Saturday, Dec. 16, at String Shine at 6 p.m. Wednes- •95 and Vine Wine Shop & Wine Family Fun Saturday is 4894 Front St., Ponce Inlet. For day. Karaoke with Just George Bar: Mark Venneri will perform more information, call (386) is 9 p.m. Thursday at 3830 S. from 7-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 761-4831 or visit downthe- Nova, Port Orange. For more at 1655 Dunlawton Ave., No. the uncertainty that can lead to hatchseafood.com. information, call (386) 105, Port Orange. For more greatness. PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 •Frappes Italian Grille: 788-3268. information, call (386) Scopes “Happiest Hour” is in the bar •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz 947-7929, From page B1 AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 The search for the truth could CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 lead you on a bit of a wild Aquarius, no career goal is out adventure, Pisces. Eventually, Capricorn, your vision of the of reach right now. Therefore, if you can get to the bottom of the future may be set right now, but you’ve been thinking of a career situation. It’s time for holiday desserts there is always room for some move, now is a great time to put those plans in motion. hat a great time of Whip the cream to soft modifications. Embrace some of the year for peaks and add about 1/3 of everyone to share CHEF COSTA'S the melted chocolate. Fold Wspecial family desserts. COOKING gently with a rubber spatula. cookies, hot chocolate and visit 2-6 p.m, Remote Control Cars, 3 Cookies, cakes, chocolates, CORNER Mix the remaining chocolate with Santa plus the city’s first p.m. Holiday music 3-6 p.m., plumb pudding, pies, tarts; COSTA MAGOULAS into the whipped cream. Mix Out annual Ugly Sweater Contest in Santa Photo Spot 4- 8 p.m., From page B1 everyone has a family dessert only until combined as you Blake Park, at 493 S. Lakeview Trackless Train. Merry HITSmas to share. Well, almost will deflate the cream if you the beliefs that define us, and Drive. Concert Serie will feature Earl For more information, call Harris from 6-7 p.m. and everyone. You all know who! pressed out of chocolate over mix. Place the mousse the unmatched beauty of a place Yes, my wife. It’s not her into decorative serving cups. called home. . Cinematique is at (386) 228-2121 or visit www. Headliner: “Brooklyn Boys” - liquid. Dutch process cocoa 242 S. Beach St., Daytona lakehelen.com. Barry Manilow and Neil Diamond fault. Her idea for a holiday has been treated with alkali. Top with a vanilla sauce and Beach. Tickets are $7 general or •December to Remember: The Tribute from 7-8:30 p.m. There dessert is a s’more. In all It is darker, milder and has a a cherry. $5 members. The Friday Night fifth annual A December to will be fireworks at 8:30 p.m. fairness, she learned that deeper flavor then non- Pitcher Show at 5 p.m. includes Remember in Daytona Beach •Christmas Parade: The City of from her mother who thinks Dutch cocoa. Vanilla Sauce two tickets, two popcorn and one continues through Dec. 31 with Deltona will host its seventh a homemade dessert is Jell-O If the recipe calls for pitcher of beer for $25.For more weekend holiday festivities. annual Christmas Parade at 6 with milk poured over it. bittersweet, semisweet or Ingredients information, call (386) 252- A December to Remember will p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, on That’s another area of feature a variety of tribute Deltona Boulevard. Parade even milk chocolate, pick the 8 ounces whole milk 3118. concern for me, Jell-O molds. bands. The concerts offer a $10 entrants are asked to donate one you like to eat. Do a test 2 teaspoons vanilla extracts •OneDaytona: One Daytona is They are not a dessert. I don’t VIP ticket, which gives reserved unwrapped toys to be given back taste, though. Some sweet 2 large egg yolks beginning its entertainment know what they are. Is it a program with live music every seating right in front of the stage to the community. chocolates are sweeter than 10 ounces granulated sugar week, year-round. and a chair. General admission For more information, call salad, a vegetable, a gift at others, especially European tickets are free. (386) 878-8624 or email Christmas? Here is what I do Diamond Dixie with Sisters chocolate. Directions The Sand Sculpture Trail, [email protected]. know for sure, it’s not a Gabriela and Bianca LeDuc, an You can melt chocolate Bring milk and vanilla to a featuring the award-winning •Walk through Bethlehem: This holiday dessert. up-and-coming country duo from several ways, but using a boil, turn down heat. Whisk artwork of Grand Master event will be from 3-5 p.m. What is a Christmas Orlando will perform from 5-9 microwave is probably the egg yolks and sugar together. p.m., Friday, Dec. 15 Diamond Sculptor Suzanne Altamare, will Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Drive in dessert? Whatever your easiest. If the chocolate is in Temper eggs and sugar by Dixie with Sisters Gabriela and begin Dec. 16 and continue Christian Church, 3140 S. family likes for desserts. through Dec. 31. Visitors will be Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach blocks, just chop it into adding some of the heated Bianca LeDuc, an up-and-coming Around the world, the invited to use a map for business Shores. Walk through the village smaller pieces. Set the milk and stir together. Add country duo from Orlando. number one dessert is locations where Ms. Altamare’s of Bethlehem. Interact with microwave to medium and tempered eggs and sugar to All entertainment is free and chocolate. Let’s face it, almost open to the public. holiday sand artwork will be from shopkeepers in the marketplace cook 1 to 1 ½ minutes; gently heated milk and vanilla. all desserts taste better with noon-6 p.m. The trail will be at and make crafts to take home stir and cook about 30 Cook until mixture will coat the Bandshell, the Ocean Walk with you. Participants may also chocolate. So, for the Saturday, Dec. 16 seconds until smooth. the back of a spoon. Chill pot Shoppes and Movies, Joyland pet the animals that are at the holidays, create a chocolate Chocolate and vanilla is the Amusements and other Nativity scene where Jesus was in a pan of ice until vanilla is •Parade: The City of Lake memory. perfect blend of flavors! locations. The trail tour is free. born. Admission is free. chilled completely. Add to a Helen will host its annual First, here are some things Other Events for Dec. 16 include: For more information, call plastic squeeze bottle and Christmas Parade and Activities you should know about Seaside Gift Market opens at (386) 767-8761. refrigerate until ready to top at 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16. chocolate. Always store Chocolate Mousse noon, “BigDs Rock The Cradle •A Motown Christmas Spectacu- the chocolate mousse. Add Parade line up will begin at 3 Toy Drive” drop-off location 1-5 lar: The music and the magic of chocolate in a dark cool p.m. at Wells Fargo Bank on Ingredients colored sprinkles for a more p.m., Inflatables 1-5 p.m. Motown return to the Peabody place. Do not refrigerate. Main Street. 1 quart heavy or whipping festive look. Ornament Decoration Station Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap After the parade, there will be to avoid moisture. cream Saturday, Dec. 16, at 600 S. Costa Magoulas is dean of Auditorium Blvd., Daytona If a recipe calls for 14 ounces bittersweet the Mori Hosseini College of Beach. Just in time to get you unsweetened chocolate or chocolate, melted in the Hospitality and Culinary into the holiday spirit. Featuring cocoa powder, follow the microwave about 20 to 30 Management at Daytona members and former members recipe. Cocoa powder is the seconds State College. 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16, activities include a S’mores Wednesday, Dec. 20 Bar, face painting, balloon Out animals, music by The Dickens Touring historic homes From page B2 •Christmas Wonderland: Carolers and a special story Holiday Spectacular: This event Baby”), the Capitols (“Cool time by Two Tales Tell. Stop by will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jerk”) and the Temptations the registration table at The Dec. 20, at the Peabody (“My Girl”), the Motortown Front Lawn from 5-7 p.m. to Auditorium, 600 Auditorium All-Stars deliver the biggest enter to win a $100 gift card to Blvd., Daytona Beach. The Motown hits and holiday a One Daytona shop or event features glittering classics complete with a live restaurant of your choice. The costumes, a dazzling cast and band straight out of the Motor Groove Orient of Orlando, the highest kicking chorus girls City. Plus more star acts to playing “Florida rock” from 5-9 this side of the North Pole. come! p.m. Saturday. All entertain- Individual tickets are For more information, visit ment is free and open to the available and as part of a peabodyauditorium.org. public. Broadway in Daytona Beach •Movie in the Park: A free Season Package. showing of “Elf” will be at 6 Sunday, Dec. 17 •Winter Carnival: The Chase p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at Earl Academy will host a winter Brown Park, 750 S. Alabama •Chanukah Celebration: The carnival from 6-8 p.m. Wednes- Ave. DeLand. fourth annual celebration will day, Dec. 20, in the Sunshine Don’t forget to come dressed be from noon-6 p.m. Sunday, Park Mall, 2400 S. Ridgewood as an Elf to compete in our Elf Dec. 17, at The Schnebly Ave., South Daytona. costume contest. Bring friends Recreation Center, 1101 N. and family on December 16th Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. at 4:30 p.m. for the annual Children may enjoy character Thursday, Dec. 21 holiday movie and activities in appearances by Trolls from the the park event provided by movie “Trolls.” There will also Wellspring Church. Festivities be a collection booth for Jerry •Slo Jam at The Hub on Canal: Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer begin at 4:30 p.m. Elf Costume Doliner’s Food Bank. This event will be from Volunteer docent Betty Brady of DeLand, left, talks about historical photos dis- Contest at 5:30 p.m. Movie 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. begins at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18 21. Open to all, beginner or played in the DeLand House living room on Thursday, Dec. 2, to Roberta and Lawn seating; bring a picnic advanced musicians. Bring Frank Reed of DeLand who were touring the restored home, the first stop on a blanket or folding chairs for •One Daytona: One Daytona is your guitar, ukulele, harmonica, Home Styles and Stories tour presented by the West Volusia Historical Society comfort. offering live music every week, etc. to perform. Playbooks in the city’s Northwest Historic District. For more information, visit year-round. Mama Blue with provided. Admission is $5 fee www.SanbornCenter.com fused elements of blues and for all. •Florida Gun Show: The soul with hints of jazz and Latin For more information, visit Florida Gun Shows will host a will perform from 6-9 p.m., www.theHUBoncanal.org. gun show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18. •One Daytona: One Daytona is Saturday, Dec. 16, and from 10 All entertainment is free and offering live music every week, Religion Briefs a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, open to the public. year-round. at the Ocean Center. The show Holey Miss Moley, Flori- will feature an array of firearms, Tuesday, Dec. 19 da-based 10-piece funk-rock- Church hosts Ashton will lead the group on offering will be collected. ammunition, shooting supplies, soul group will perform from Fridays. On Dec.21, a special Blue knives and more. There also •Live Comedy: Live Interactive 5-9 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 21. Lifetree Cafe For more information, call Christmas service will be at 7 will be self-defense products Improv Comedy presented by All entertainment is free and (386) 734-0677. p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21, in the including a selection of tasers, Random Acts of Insanity is at 8 open to the public. First Christian Church will Wesley Room. This special stun guns and pepper sprays. p.m. at the Cinematique sponsor Lifetree Cafe the week service will be held for anyone Concealed weapon permit Theater, 242 S. Beach St., of Dec. 18. Candlelight concert who may be suffering from classes will be offered through- Upcoming Events Daytona Beach. Tickets are $5. “Mental Illness--Breaking loss, grief or trauma. Some out the weekend. This event is Trinity United Methodist All ages welcome. For more the Silence; Overcoming the people may be grieving for a open to the public. Tickets can •Athens Theatre: Artists for Church will host a free Christ- information, call (386) Shame ” at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, loved one with whom they be purchased at the door with 252-3118. MS presents a Tribute to Led mas candlelight concert, “Cel- Zeppelin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec, 21, at the Artisan Inn, shared Christmases past. cash only and are $10 per •Christmas Tea: Lilian Place ebrate the Wonder, His Prom- person per day. For more Jan. 6, at 124 N. Florida Ave., 215 S. Woodland Blvd., Some may be going through a Heritage Center will host a ised Arrival,” at 7 p.m. Friday, information, visit www. DeLand. DeLand, and 7 p.m. Monday, divorce, abusive situation or Christmas Tea at 2 p.m. Dec. 15, and Saturday, Dec. 16, floridagunshows.com. Tickets are $30 preferred Dec. 18, at the First Christian other family trauma. Still oth- Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 1000 S. at 206 W. Wisconsin Ave., •One Daytona: One Daytona is reserved seating or $25 Church Fellowship Hall, 1401 ers simply may be stressed Peninsula Drive,, Daytona DeLand. beginning its entertainment Beach. The cost is $20 plus tax, general reserved seating. W. New York Ave., DeLand. because of holiday expecta- A $3 per ticket processing All-Night Yahtzee, the pre- program with live music every which includes tour of holiday A food and beverage menu tions. week, year-round. Signature charge is added to all purchas- mier a cappella singing group decorated Lilian Place 1884 will be available at the Artisan For more information, call events in December include Museum and Christmas Gift es and we collect a 6.5 percent Inn. Jerry Drooker is the host. from Florida State University, state and county sales tax. (386) 734-4425 or visit trini- The Front Lawn Saturday, Dec. Shop Sale. For more informa- The Rev. Linda Kemp-Baird will perform at 8 p.m. Monday, 16. For Family Night on the For more information, visit tydeland.org. tion or to make a reservation, will lead the group on Tues- Dec. 18. The event is open to Front Lawn from 5-9 p.m. Dec. See OUT, page B4 call (386) 256-4810. days, and Paul and Dorothy the public and a free-will ChristmasWorship

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Saturday and from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $5 Out for adults, $4 for seniors, $2 Learning Florida's native history From page B3 for children ages 3 to 12, and athensdeland.com. free for children 2 and younger. •Shoestring Theatre: “The For more information, visit Cemetery Club” will be debaryhall.com. performed select nights from •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 Jan. 4-14, at 380 S, Goodwin a.m. to noon each Wednesday St, Lake Helen. at the Volusia County Fair- Three Jewish widows meet grounds, 3050 E. New York once a month for tea before Ave., DeLand. going to visit their husband’s •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 graves. Ida is sweet tempered a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and and ready to begin a new life, Sunday, at 535 Fair St. For Lucille is a feisty embodiment more information, call (386) of the girl who just wants to 631-6500. have fun, and Doris is priggish •Deltona Woman’s Club: and judgmental, particularly Bunco is played at 7 p.m. the when Sam the butcher enters first Friday of each month. Arts the scene. He meets the & Crafts is at 1 p.m. Wednes- widows while visiting his wife’s day. Boat meetings are 11 a.m. grave. Doris and Lucille squash the first Tuesday of each the budding romance between month. Membership meetings Sam and Ida. They are guilt are at 11 a.m. the second stricken when this nearly Thursday of each month. The breaks Ida’s heart. Funny, hall at 1049 E. Normandy Blvd. is available for rentals and touching, emotional trio will Photos by Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer bring tears of joy! social gatherings. For more Tickets are $18 for adults, information, call (386) Park Ranger Sloane Suarez of DeLand answers questions from participants in a Native American Heri- $15 for seniors and $10 for 574-2311. tage Month program on Saturday, Nov. 25, about the clay samples and ancient artifacts she displayed •Gateway Farmers Market: students. during her presentation, “Pottery: Pieces of the Ancient World,” at DeLeon Springs State Park. For more information, visit Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to shoestringtheatre.com or call 1 p.m. at Gateway Center for (386) 228-3777. the Arts, 880 N. U.S. 17/92, Heather Garron of DeBary. For more information, Orlando and her daugh- call Rob Rinaldo at (407) Ongoing Events 443-6965. ter, Victoria Cronk, 8, •Lake Helen Market in the work on making clay •All Aboard Flea & Farmers Park: 8 a.m. to noon each bowls on Saturday, Nov. Market: The market is open Saturday at Blake Park, 437 N. from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday Lakeview Drive. 25, during a Native to Sunday at 5005 S. Ridge- •Meditation: Offered at 9 American Heritage wood Ave. Port Orange, rain or a.m., each Wednesday at the Month program, “Pot- shine. Free admission and free Bamboo Arts Center, 4490 parking. More than 120 Cave Lake Road, DeLeon tery: Pieces of the vendors. For more information Springs. Previous experience is Ancient World,” at DeLe- and reservations, call (386) not a hindrance and probably a on Springs State Park. 523-3579 or visit allaboard- benefit. Admission is free. For market.com. more information, call (386) •American Legion Post 127: 277-2069 or visit mentalill- Every first and third Saturday nessmyths.com. bingo is played at 1 p.m. with •Orange City Farmers Market: free hot dogs and coffee. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Friday at Public hall rental is available at Dickinson Park, corner of U.S. 109 Cassadaga Road, Lake 17/92 and East Graves Helen. For information, call Avenue, Orange City. (386) 228-2770. •Planetarium: The Museum •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: of Arts and Sciences Planetari- The market is from 6-9 p.m. um is open Tuesday through each Friday in Downtown Sunday with hourly shows. The DeLand and offers local, shows are “Galileo: The Power organic produce, plants, of the Telescope,” “The Little orchids and homemade Star That Could,” “Back to the breads. For more information, Moon for Good,” “The Sky call (386) 589-3118. Tonight,” “Flight Through the •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A Universe and Laser Mania.” Holiday cleanup for all those plants 12-step program that meets at Museum admission is $12.95 7 p.m. every Friday in The Light- adults; $6.95 children 6-17; hope you and your family during the holidays. These One of the biggest problems house Church Cafe, 1525 S. $10.95 seniors and students; are enjoying the 2017 GARDEN delicate plants can also be you might encounter with a State Road 15-A, DeLand. members and children 5 and holiday season. planted outdoors after the poinsettia plant is root rot. Childcare is provided. under are free. Admission IOnce the holiday season NOOK season is over. First, choose a Often times. You will see •DeBary Hall Historic Site: includes one show. Additional comes to a close, many of us JOE ZELENAK location that is sheltered away poinsettia plants wilting as if Tours of the 1871 hunting shows are $5 for adults and $3 will have an abundance of from strong winds and the full they were not watered in days. lodge are available from 10 for children 17 and under. a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through holiday plants to nurture for an direct rays of the summer sun. You go to check the soil and it See OUT, page B5 entire year, so we can enjoy Also, choose an area where you is still moist. So why is the them again next year. One of Norfolk pines will do can control the artificial light at plant wilting? Actually, the the most popular gifts of the extremely well in an indoor night so you can get your poinsettia most likely has a holiday season are amaryllis environment as long as there is plants to bloom next season root fungus or disease that is bulbs. ample light. Position your with minimal effort. Use a preventing the plant from Amaryllis bulbs are relatively plant near a window where it good quality potting mix to taking on water. That explains easy to take of. If you give them will receive a bit of sun daily. place your plants in the ground the wilted condition. This is adequate water and bright These plants will do best if and be sure it is a well-drained usually caused from the plant light, they should bloom in they are watered on a regular location. being in soil that overly moist. about six weeks. The best way schedule. Keep the plants It might be wise to repot This condition will almost to water is to keep the plants evenly moist but not dripping your plant in a large pot until always lead to a dead plant. evenly moist. Do not water so wet. Do not allow the plants to all danger of frost and cold Also, you must keep a much the plants are sitting in sit in standing water. weather has past. March would watchful eye out for white flies. ECK Light and Have a standing water. Keep the plants Norfolk pines also enjoy a be a great transition month to Treat them at the very first Sound Service on a windowsill or on a humid environment so if the place your prize in the ground. indication with insect sprays church event? protected porch for the best plant is indoors, you may find Once the plant is planted and available at all home and Reflecting on the results. If your bulbs are too it beneficial to lightly mist the established, be sure to trim off garden centers. Be sure White Blessings of God small in size, you may have to plant from time to time to help all the old red bracts. You will flies is listed on the label. Want to see your wait till next year before you increase the humidity around need to do this in order to get With a little luck and some congregation get blooms to form. the plant. Improper watering blooms next season. skill. You should be rewarded If you received a Norfolk can result in needle loss that Now comes the tricky part. with some great holiday color grow? pine as a gift or bought one for will not regenerate itself. In Starting around November or in your garden next season. yourself, you can successfully addition, never try to prune sooner, the plant is going to grow them indoors. As a the tree to shape it. The only need long nights in order to Joe Zelenak has more than 30 Place your ad matter of fact I recommend pruning that should be done re-bloom. During this two- years experience in gardening ECKANKAR in our weekly you either grow them indoors on this plant is for basic month period. You will need to and landscape. Send emails to Sunday, December 17, 2017 or plant them in a container. I maintenance such as trimming eliminate as much as possible [email protected] 11:00 AM religion section. do not recommend planting off dead or yellow lower all signs of artificial lighting at or visit his website hometown- Comfort Inn DeLand them outdoors. These trees do branches. night. Keep the area as dark as garden.com. 400 E International Speedway Blvd. Deland 1-800-823-0466 not fare well in hurricane force In the past I have discussed possible. This is the key to Join others seeking to winds and they grow extremely about how to choose and getting new blooms for the bring more insight and large. holidays. divine love into their lives nurture poinsettia plants Touring with the townies

Photo courtesy of Margaret Tedrick Margaret Tedrick of Ormond Beach, who is secretary of the Veterans Museum & Education Center, Daytona Beach, recently attended Royal Navy meetings in Portsmouth, England. Here she is on board the HMS Victory, Lord Nelson’s flagship in Portsmouth Harbour. If you’d like to join the Townies, take a copy of Hometown News with you when you take a trip, take a picture holding the paper and send it to us at [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, your hometown and where you were. Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B-5 Sports Briefs Catch of the week Stress Buster 5K other teams in the tourney, National Association of Inter- 295-2938 or mwbace@aol. which has raised more than collegiate Athletics Football com. planned $2.3 million since its incep- National Championship at 6 tion in 1998. p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at The Lake Helen Holiday Other events leading up to Municipal Stadium, 3917 Holiday tennis camp Stress Buster 5K and Fun Run the tournament included the LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. A holiday tennis camp for will be at 8 a.m. Saturday, Brown & Brown “Run for Delivered live by ESPN-3, children ages 5 to 18 will meet Dec. 24, at Blake Park, 493 S. Success” 5K at LPGA Interna- tickets are $20 each and are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thurs- Lakeview Drive. tional, “Deal for Success Texas available through Ticketmas- day, Dec. 21, and Friday, Dec. Entry fee is $35 until Dec. Hold ’em” at Daytona Beach ter. 22, at Embry-Riddle Crotty 22, then $40, if available. Racing & Card Club present- Tennis Center Complex, 600 A free children’s fun run ed by Southern Stone Com- S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Dayto- will start at 9 a.m. All children munications, “The Final Lap Chuck Strasser na Beach. will receive a medal. VIP Reception” at Daytona Memorial 5K The cost is $120, which For more information, visit International Speedway, and includes tuition, lunch buffet, runsignup.com/Race/FL/ the Symetra Financial “Pro The second annual Chuck T-shirt, water bottle and priz- LakeHelen/HolidayStress- Am Tournament” at LPGA. Strasser Memorial Candy es. Full scholarships awarded Buster5K Proceeds from these events Cane 5K will be 8 a.m. Satur- for need-based kindergarten are used to support the eight day, Dec. 16, at Destination to eighth grade campers who area Boys & Girls Club pro- Daytona, 1635 N. U.S. 1, ‘A Swing for Success’ qualify. grams. Ormond Beach. For more information, visit raises funds The event is a memorial erauathletics.com/camps or fundraiser to continue the for area youth NAIA Football contact Coach Dave Paschal, work of the late Chuck Strass- (386) 323-5009 or david.pas- Photo courtesy of Mario Miranda er. All proceeds go to local Halifax Paving won the Championship Series [email protected] or Coach Liz Mario Miranda from Bouchelle Island was fishing and worldwide missions, Boys & Girls Clubs of Volu- Paschal at (386) 366-2556 or offshore with friends and family out of Ponce Inlet Final set including efforts to place sia/Flagler Counties 19th lizpaschalerautenniscamp@ orphans in adoptive homes during the extended mini- snapper weekend annual Michelob Ultra “A gmail.com.finalmileraceman- and send teams to aid people recently. Their favorite spot produced the limit of Swing for Success” Charity Coming back for their sec- agement.com/race-events/ in need all over the world. lane snapper for the day. If you’d like to show off Pro-Am Tuesday, Dec. 5, at ond-straight season, defend- holiday or call (386) 228- To register, visit 5k.tomoka. LPGA International in Day- ing national champion Saint 2121. your Catch of the Week, send a .jpg format photo tona Beach. Francis (Ind.) joins Reinhardt cc. For more information, with your name, hometown and where you caught Halifax Paving topped 72 (Ga.) to compete in the contact Marcia Beyer (386) the fish to [email protected]. Picking a gift for the fishermen in your family t this time of year most They know what works locally That is not to say you have turned off at the idea of many pockets are useless and of us anglers know and can point you in the right to plunk down a lot of cash. buying foreign reels and rods. long sleeved (flaps) caps may that, come Christmas FISHING direction. On your own you Luckily, these days reliable Many of the old American be too much. In Florida, Amorning, some sort of fishing WITH DAN may wind up at the huge Bass rods and reels are sold at an companies import most rubber fishing boots must be equipment will be under the DAN SMITH Pro Shops where you could inexpensive price. equipment and put their name white. Black rubber boots in tree with our name on it. We come home with a nice lure First you will need to on it. Quantum and Phleuger our summer heat will begin to are easy. Our passion for used to catch walleyes or determine what type of fishing are both American companies melt and can cause burns. fishing allows our loved ones muskies. There are no your angler does. Surf that sell nice working reels Finding the right gift for a to purchase a gift without four-foot net is of little use to walleyes or muskies in fishermen will use heavy that won’t break the bank. fisherman can be a fun thing giving it too much thought. someone who throws a net Florida. tackle with a much longer rod. Fly rods are attractive as or a big waste of time. To That can be a problem. It often, and anyone who Another mistake is when a In Eastern Volusia County gifts but can be very expen- avoid the latter, visit your local usually involves a trip to a big shrimps with a cast net will family member buys one of most of us fish the inshore. sive. Before you buy one, bait and tackle shop for the box store and a lot of wander- need at least a 10-foot net. those shiny rod and reel That calls for very light make sure the fisherman or correct gift. ing back and forth in front of Perhaps the biggest mistake combos found on a rack in the equipment. My standard rig is woman in your life is able to shelves filled with things made is the buying of aisle. Those are more to catch a number 25 or 30 (2500- use it. Avoid those pre-built Dan Smith has fished the about which they have no freshwater lures and equip- consumers than fish. A good 3000) open-faced spinning rigs with all the pretty beads, waters of Volusia County for clue. ment to be used in saltwater. rule of thumb is that if the reel spooled with ten pound hooks and leaders. For the more than 40 years. Email Cast nets are big this time The gift buyer must have combo has a reel that already test and paired with a medi- most part, those are only for questions and comments to of year. That is evidenced by some knowledge of what the contains fishing line--skip it. um-light seven foot rod. the surf--if then. [email protected]. His book, “I all of the nets that show up at angler might actually use. Those of us who are serious The Japanese reels made by Fishing clothes are good as Swear the Snook Drowned,” is January garage sales. To be With that in mind I would anglers need a little better Okuma are smooth and will gifts, but simple is always the available for purchase for sure, a cast net is a worthy gift suggest you visit our local bait equipment than that. take a beating. Don’t be best. Short pants with too $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. for the right person, but it is and tackle shops where the just a bit complicated. A experts will be happy to help.

Palmetto Club, 1000 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. It features Out camaraderie and speakers on From page B4 topics of interest to veterans Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 and business people. All S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. veterans are welcome. For For show times, call (386) more information, call (386) 255-0285 or visit moas.org. 761-1197. •Port Orange Elks Lodge No. •VFW Post 4250: “The Little 2723: Monday Table Shuffle- V” offers Friday dinners with all board Games are at 6 p.m. Blind the fixin’s from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Draw. Wednesday Bar Bingo is at with live music at 7 p.m. Also, 6:15 p.m. Bingo Fridays is at 11 Wednesday night darts and a.m. Free hot dogs to all players. Saturday night karaoke from Three Jackpots/packages 7-11 p.m. A corn hole tourna- starting at $10. All proceeds ment at 4 p.m. each Saturday. benefit Elks charities. Wing Night Food is available. The post is at Thursdays are 5-8 p.m. Raffles 2350 Sunset Drive, New will benefit Elks Charities. Smyrna Beach. For more Banquet hall is available for information, call (386) rental. For information call (386) 423-1789 or visit vfw- 767-8572. post4250.com. •Project Linus: Project Linus, •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 an all-volunteer organization that p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at makes blankets for sick children, 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 meets from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there first Wednesday of each month is free pool all day until 7 p.m.; at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, then the pool league plays. 1650 Live Oak St., New Smyrna Bunco is at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Beach, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednes- the third Friday of each month at day. Dinner is served from 5-7 Prince of Peace Catholic Church, p.m. Wednesday. The dice 600 N. Nova Road, Ormond game Left Center Right is Beach. For more information, played at 7 p.m. each Thurs- call (386) 405-0005 or email day. There is an all-you-can-eat [email protected]. fish fry Friday from 5-7 p.m. •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Friday and Saturday entertain- group meets from 6-8 p.m. ment is at 7:30 p.m. Drinks Saturdays at the Boston and pizza are served at the Answers Located in the Classified Section Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. Canteen. The post is at 351 S. New York Ave., DeLand. The Charles Richard Beall Blvd., public may attend. DeBary. For more information, •Sons of Italy Deltona: Bingo is visit vfwpost8093.com or call at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. Every (386) 668-8640. Wednesday is dinner from •West Volusia Historical 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, Society Complex: The complex Donation is $5 for pasta. consists of The Henry A. Non-members are welcome. DeLand House Museum and Take out is available at 1270 gift shop, the Robert M. Conrad Doyle Road. For more informa- Education and Research tion, call (386) 574 1122. Center and the Lue Gim Gong •Toastmasters: This group Memorial Garden. Guided meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at tours and gift shop are the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical available. Hours are noon to 4 University Business Building, p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. The Room 268, in Daytona Beach. last tour is at 3 p.m. Admission For more information, call is $5 for adults, $3 for children (386) 236-8969. under 11 and free for children •Toastmasters: This group under six. For more informa- meets at noon Fridays at the tion, call (386) 740-6813, Southeast Volusia Chamber of email [email protected] Commerce, 115 Canal St., New or visit delandhouse.com. Smyrna Beach. For more information, call (386) To include an event on the 428-2449. Hometown News Calendar, •Veterans and Business Men’s send an email to newsdy@ Club: Luncheon meeting at hometownnewsol.com or fax noon each Tuesday, at the (386) 322-5901. DIRECTORY B-6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

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BREATHTAKING, UPGRADED 3BR/3BA + RECENTLY UPGRADED, HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE BEAUTIFUL, EXTRA LARGE 2BR/2BA TOTALLY REMODELED 2BR/2BA SURROUNDED BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA SPLIT PLAN WITH DEN TRIPLE WIDE WITH LAKEVIEW! 2BR/2BA ON HIGHER GROUND CLOSE TO BEACH! DOUBLEWIDE WITH 2-CAR CARPORT! BY OAK TREES MINUTES TO THE BEACH! DOUBLE CARPORT & DRIVEWAY! Immaculate ‘03 Palm Harbor split plan Fully remodeled kitchen. Vinyl clad tilt-in win- 5-Star Port Orange Park. Park pays all ameni- Turn-key ready hm w/open flr plan. Drywall throughout. Inside laundry rm w/lots w/2,560sq.ft. of spacious living area. dows. High-rise commodes. Custom wooden Cathedral ceilings. 1,400sq.ft. Lot rent incl: Oversized garage w/custom cabinets. 10 X ties except elec. Newer laminate/carpet, SS of storage. Large eat-in kitchen w/ample 30 bonus rm + scrn’d porch. Center island blinds. Approx 1,600sq.ft. Lrg scrn’d porch & dbl elec. range, dishwasher & dbl dr refrigerator. water/sewer/trash/lawn/cable. New lam- cabinetry space. Formal dining rm & nice kitchen. Laminate flrs. Master bath has Jacuzzi carport. Newer A/C, water heater, elec. system, Extra-lrg master w/walk-in closet. Dbl roof, inate flrs, SS appliances. Fresh paint. bonus rm off kitchen. Florida room. tub. Digital hot water heater. plumbing & flooring. Lrg inside laundry rm. large shed with W/D. Recent 4-point inspection. FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 CAROLE DOSWELL, 386-530-4611 LARRY ACKLEY, 386-530-4048 RUBY BISSELL, 386-492-0720 LINDA HEWELT, 386-868-5004 PO9026 PO8852 PO9001 PO8948 PO8949 $42,000 $39,900 $37,900 $37,900 $36,900

POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING! SOLD HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED! MOVE-IN READY 2BR/2BA IN 5-STAR TOTALLY REMODELED 2BR/2BA IN PRIME LOCATION! 2BR/2BA LOCATED BEAUTIFUL!!! MOVE-IN READY LIKE RETIREMENT IS CALLING YOUR NAME... RESORT STYLE COMMUNITY! PORT ORANGE FAMILY PARK! ON A VERY PEACEFUL, CORNER LOT! NEW 3BR/2BA HOME! WONDERFUL 2BR/2BA HOME IN FLAGLER New drywall throughout, doors, bathroom Nestled among lots of trees! Exterior freshly BEACH WITH CANAL VIEW AND DOCK! ‘94 Palm Harbor w/open flr plan. Beautiful lami- Everything is updated from kitchen to bath! Open flr plan w/lrg dining & living rms. vanities & showers, kitchen cabinetry & lami- painted. New A/C system in ‘16. Kitchen nate flooring. Large kitchen w/lots of cabinets. and bathrooms countertops have been re-do- Laminate floors throughout. This home boasts Home boasts of 2 scrn’d porches; 1 has full nate flooring. Den/3rd bedroom. Newer A/C Freshly painted interior. New A/C compressor in ne. Brand new SS appliances in kitchen. New carport, shed, and covered patio in a conve- sliding screen door so you can park your w/1 yr warranty and an instant hot water motorcycle or golf cart. Newer flooring ‘17. Huge Fla room. 1st class amenities! commodes in both bathrooms. Close to every- heater. thing. nient and terrific location with low lot rent! throughout. Ceramic in bathrooms. BARRIE MANN, 386-310-2576 RAYMOND BREWSTER, 386-530-4267 TAMMY PETERS, 386-951-5985 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 RAYMOND BREWSTER, 386-530-4267 PO8964 PO8997 PO8524 PO9032 $35,900 $33,900 FOUR STAR HAS SOLD $32,500 $28,000

HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED! RECENT 4-POINT INSPECTION OVER 1,200 HOMES $1,000 CLOSING INCENTIVE FOR NEW FLOORING! LOVE AT 1ST SIGHT! BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA MOVE-IN READY, FURNISHED SMOKE-FREE WELL-MAINTAINED 2BR/2BA WITH RETREAT ATTRACTIVE, UPDATED 2BR/2BA - 5 TRIPLEWIDE ON PRIVATE CORNER LOT! 2BR/2BA MINUTES TO THE BEACH! ALREADY THIS YEAR! ROOM OFF MASTER BEDROOM! STAR COMMUNITY IN PORT ORANGE! Spacious open floor plan. Henry Link wicker Rare open flr plan. Brand new A/C system, 1992 Palm Harbor w/great layout! Newer Situated on an appealing corner lot with nice furniture in living rm & bedrooms. 2 sliders in cabinets & appliances in kitchen. Lrg bdrms landscaping. Tastefully furnished and move-in living rm & 1 slider in dining room leading to roof, laminate flooring & carpeting. Freshly w/good storage. Retreat rm w/sink, built-in ready. Laminate/linoleum. Kitchen w/newer lrg scrn’d porch. Laminate/carpet. Recent painted exterior. Beautiful wicker furniture in cabinets + space for a small refrigerator. 4-point inspection. living & dining rm. Fully-equipped kitchen. w/ Enclosed Fla rm +lrg scrn’d porch. SS appliances & countertops. Short drive to all appliances. W/D. the beach. TRISH HAYES, 386-246-7407 TRISH HAYES, 386-246-7407 LAURA CHRISTIAN, 386-492-0735 JOANN MARTEL, 386-878-4661 PO8905 PO8829 PO9010 PO9027 $28,900 $25,000 2017 $22,900 $22,000 ADER E S R ’ SELLER FINANCING REDUCED! SOLD 2BR/2BA ON CORNER LOT IN UPSCALE BIG 2BR/2BA PALM HARBOR ON HUGE C COMMUNITY ONLY MINUTES TO THE BEACH! LOT IN 5-STAR RESORT STYLE COMMUNITY! H E 1986 Fleetcraft doublwide w/great curb appeal. Partially furn’d. Over 1,400sq.ft. of living space. O I C Short walk to community swimming pool & club- Fla rm + scrn’d porch. Irrigation well & sprinklers. house. Laminate/Carpet/Tile. New commodes in New carpet & fresh paint throughout, new pipes both bthrms. Brand new shingled roof. 1,144sq.ft. and the A/C system still under warranty. Fully LIST WITH FOUR STAR of living space. Scrn’d porch. equipped eat-in kitchen w/all appliances. W/D. TO GET YOUR HOME SOLD!! HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED! ORIGINAL OWNER! ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 LAURA CHRISTIAN, 386-492-0735 FULLY FURNISHED, CHARMING PO8613 PO8599 PO8714 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP & COZY 2BR/2BA ON $25,000 $19,500 $18,000 SHOWS IN THIS FULLY INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA! IN HACIENDA DEL RIO! Split plan layout. Inside laundry rm REDUCED PRICE! Sun tunnels provide lots of natural sunlight. Kitchen has new cabinetry & countertops and w/newer W/D + built-in comput- 2BR/2BA IN 5-STAR COMMUNITY WITH BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA DOUBLEWIDE ON PERIMETER LOT SLIGHTLY USED, BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA HOME CURB APPEAL AND PRIVATE BACKYARD! IN GATED 5-STAR COMMUNITY! LOCATED IN A FABULOUS 5 STAR COMMUNITY! newer SS refrigerator and built-in microwave. er/desk area. Like new carpet. Fully furn’d Jacobsen in Ormond Beach minutes Florida rm plus a scrn’d porch. New roof-‘16, new Open floor plan. Lrg Fla rm. Indoor laundry area. Newer A/C system. Lots of storage! Double Beautiful backyard w/nice patio water heater-‘15. New vinyl flrs-‘17. All applianc- New commodes in both bathrooms. Master has 3 to the ocean. Cathedral ceilings & open flr driveway. Recent 4-point inspection. Home has es & A/C under transferrable Broward Lifetime closets (1 is a lrg walk-in) Roof less than 4 yrs old. plan. New A/C-’15. Termite bond in until area. 24hr manned security. Warranty. Beautiful awnings for cost efficient New AC compressor in ‘15. Nice adult park in 12-24-18. Wonderful community with 1st class it's own sprinkler system and pump. electric bills. 24hr manned gated security. Ormond Beach. Large Dogs Welcome! amenities & 24hr manned gated security. ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 JOYCE DYKES, 386-338-0880 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 PO8987 PO9002 PO8998 PO8885 PO8912 $15,500 $15,000 $13,900 $8,000 $7,900

ROOF COAT RECENTLY! LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION SOLD LOCATED IN ORMOND BEACH FIXER UPPER PRICED TO SELL...2 BR/2BA 2BR/2BA FIXER UPPER IN MAPLEWOOD VERY ATTRACTIVE AND CLEAN AFFORDABLE 2BR/2BA ON BEAUTIFUL 2BR/2BA...CENTRALLY LOCATED IN ON CUL-DE-SAC! ESTATES JUST MINUTES TO OCEAN! 2BR/2BA IN DAYTONA BEACH! CORNER LOT IN 55+ COMMUNITY Move-in ready and excellent condition! PORT ORANGE. Home as is needs carpet! 1344sq.ft. Master Fantastic location...Close to shopping, banking, Large hm with a family rm w/wet-bar. Eat-in, Close to shopping, banking, restaurants restaurants & shopping. Great curb appeal: beau- Upgraded wood cabinetry in kitchen. All new island kitchen w/ wall oven. Lots of built-ins in features walk in closet. All appliances convey. windows. Newer carpet. Fla room with A/C. and much more. Lower lot rent community tifully landscaped w/palm trees. Handicap ramp living rm. Dining rm has built-in hutch. Master A/C serviced on a regular basis. Newer Inside laundry rm with W/D. Small fenced bath has dbl vanities & lrg soaker tub. A-rated with 2 swimming pools, 2 clubhouses plus dishwasher & stovetop. leading to scrn’d porch. All this home needs is patio area at the end of the carport. Home other amenities. some TLC on the interior! warranty and recent 4-point inspection. amenities & 24hr manned security. FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 RAYMOND BREWSTER, 386-530-4267 ROSETTA MUNLEY, 386-267-4384 FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 WEST VOLUSIA FEATURED LISTINGS! DL5661 DL5590 DL5638 DL5651 DL5653 $25,000 $39,900 $25,000 $54,000 $109,000

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SWEET & COZY 2BR/2BA, 1994 LARGE, LOVELY 2BR/2BA HOME IN SPACIOUS 2BR/2BA WITH LAMINATE FULLY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA WITH DOUBLE UPGRADED, FANTASTIC, LARGE JACOBSEN IN COUNTRY VILLAGE PREMIERE 55+ COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT IN 55+ COMMUNITY DRIVE & CARPORT IN 55+ COMMUNITY 2BR/2BA HOME ON CORNER LOT 55+ community in Orange City. Eat-in Kitchen Large front & back yards. Long driveway wraps Open floor plan. Textured walls. FL rm w/ther- Light & bright beautifully maintained, split Newer windows/roof/doors/toilets/fans/light- leads into cozy living room. Sliding glass doors around to dbl carport in back of house. mopane windows. Newer hot water heater & bdrm plan w/ scrn’d porch. Open living & ing fixtures. Newer Florida rm and finished are the entrance to added rm/ possible offc/ 200sqft laundry rm w/AC. Lrg island in kitch- metal R/O. Dining area & kitchen overlook lrg dining rms. Eat-in kitchen. Cathedral ceilings. garage both under heat & air. Generous sized craft room/den. en. W ater conditioner. living rm. Scrn’d porch with shed. Lot rent incl: water/sewer/trash/lawn/basic rms. 5-star community w/tons of activities & cable. amenities! MICHELE J. 386-878-4944 BOB R. 386-878-4944 PAT C. 386-878-4944 LAUREN B. 386-878-4944 CAROLE K. 386-878-4944

DL5572 DL5671 DL5563 DL5664 $84,900 $58,500 Ask About our $33,000 $65,000 LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! 30 DAY NEW 3BR/2BA WITH DOUBLE CARPORT 2BR/2BA WITH SPECTACULAR VIEW OF FULLY FURNISHED 2BR/2BA! JUST BRING A HOME FOR ENTERTAINING 1,536 SQ.FT. OF FLORIDA LIVING! THE LAKE IN 55+ COMMUNITY! YOUR CLOTHES! MOVE IN READY! AND FAMILY Lrg spacious rooms w/cathedral ceilings. Open floor plan. 2 sheds. Cathedral 116” X 240” glassed-in Fla rm w/electric. 3BR/2BA w/over 1,560 sqft of living area + Bright & airy kitchen w/island. Sep. dining off ceilings. Laminate wood flrs. Fla rm w/ CLOSING NO PETS ALLOWED in this Park, and NO FL rm adding 300 more sqft! Formal living & kitchen & living rm. Split bdrm plan. Easy care vinyl flrs. Exceptionally well-maintained commu- thermopane windows. Lot rent incl: POOL. Lot Rent is paid up in full to Jan 2018 family rms. Master features garden tub & nity in a country setting. 10 minutes to down- water/sewer/trash/lawn/basic cable. with FULL price offer of the home! separate shower. town Deland. Low lot rent. Lots of amenities! All you pay is the electric! INCENTIVE! LAUREN B. 386-878-4944 LAUREN D, 386-878-4944 LORRAINE C. 386-878-4944 LOIS B. 386-878-4944

DL5646 DL5591 DL5571 DL5436 $54,900 $100 Gift Card $35,000 $49,000 $64,900 for West Volusia LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Homes Only! PRISTINE 2006 SKYLINE WITH WELL-MAINTAINED 2BR/2BA WITH LAKE LARGER 2BR/2BA HOME WITH NEW BRIGHT & INVITING 2BR/2BA WITH 2BR/2BA/DEN + EXTRA WIDE CARPORT VIEW CLOSE TO CLUBHOUSE & AMENITIES METAL ROOF & AC. CLOSE TO DOUBLE CARPORT Spacious 1586 sqft + Fla rm w/ CLUBHOUSE & POOL Updated, open concept home in a quiet Beautiful location in park, nicely land- thermopane windows. Berber carpeting/ CALL 386-878-4944 Priced below market value. Island kitch. w/ scaped. Eat-in kitchen w/generous counter Easy clean vinyl. Kitchen w/ spacious cul-de-sac of newer homes! Glass bar & offc. Attached den w/French drs to pantry & lots of cabinets. Attached tiled scrn’d porch. Inside laundry. Lrg front space & roll-out lower shelving for easy laundry area. New roof scheduled for enclosed front porch. Gorgeous, gated living rm w/built-in storage. Newer fans & access. Lrg screen room w/access to front &

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