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notes Free Consultations & Second Opinions Crowns Closure of John while East Volusia waits $675 • Denture Full Denture Reline $175 $495 Anderson Drive By Erika Webb website. Now Owned & Operated By moves to Royal Palm [email protected] WRS is navigating the process to develop land at the corner of Saxon and Sterling Silver Kerri Graham D.M.D. A Walmart Neighborhood Market could boulevards in Deltona for a Walmart Neigh- See ad in this section for more information John Anderson Drive at replace the DeLand Flea Market at 921 S. Wood- borhood Market. Best Dentist Royal Palm Avenue will be land Blvd. and there is talk of more to follow. George Demattio, who owns The Furniture 802 Sterthaus 386-944-5002Drive, Suite A • Ormond Beach, FL closed starting at 8 a.m. (Across the street from the Imploded Florida Hospital) It’s one of three possible Walmarts in West Shoppe at 911 S. Woodland Blvd., said WRS 784192 Monday, May 12, to 5 p.m. Volusia County, while nothing is happening with first approached him over a year ago to Friday, May 16. two sites in East Volusia that Walmart already negotiate a deal to buy his land. Drivers should use desig- Prop- owns. “They wanted to buy all the way to the cor- nated detours. Cars wishing erty surveys were complet- The five-acre property in south DeLand, ner,” Mr. Demattio said, “but it didn’t work out to travel north of Royal ed about a month ago, Mr. Demattio said. owned since 1971 by Lee Swallows, is under con- for them, so they scaled back their project.” Palm Avenue on John “So they’re moving along,” he said. “They’ve tract for purchase by South Carolina-based WRS Instead, he said, WRS has agreements to buy Anderson and are traveling got to find somewhere to put the water. My Inc., a real estate investment company that the property behind the flea market, just south on Granada Boulevard are understanding is that’s what the junkyard is works with national retailers like Walmart. It has of Beresford Manor at 1030 S. Amelia Ave., and advised to use North Hali- gonna be used for.” created 25 Walmart-anchored shopping centers currently occupied by DeLand U Pull It salvage fax Drive to Neptune Mr. Swallows said WRS representatives told with more than 7.75 million square feet of retail yard, as well as a piece on Beresford Avenue Avenue to access John space since 2001, according to the company’s behind The Furniture Shoppe. Anderson. See WALMART, A4 For more information, call (386) 676-3269. Mayor’s golf Les Mis outsells all In full bloom tourney May 9

The 45th annual Ormond Beach Mayor’s Golf Tourna- other productions, ment is scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday, May 9, at Halifax Plantation Golf Club. showcases talent For more information about sponsorships, call By Erika Webb er at Sands Theater Center, (386) 677-3454 or email [email protected] as Fantine stirred a theater [email protected]. full of souls when she sang Beautiful, heartrending I Dreamed a Dream. Stamp Out ballads and jaunty “The director constantly melodies replayed for days worked with me and tried Hunger slated in the heads of those who to make sure that instead flocked to live performanc- of acting the song I was The National Association es of Les Miserables at the really feeling the song from of Letter Carriers 22nd Athens Theatre in DeLand annual Stamp Out Hunger my heart so the audience last month. would feel it too,” Ms. Food Drive will be Saturday, Many will say the magic May 10. Baldwin said. was slow to wane. And who Director David Rupe also Letter carriers across the knew there was so much country collect non-perish- had cast members playing talent in Volusia County? name games and other- able food donations from From a Port Orange postal customers. The wise fostered familiarity orthodontist turned con- donations go directly to for chemistry’s sake from local food pantries to pro- stable to several Volusia the first rehearsal. vide food to people who County students, a Rin- “What’s been absolutely need help. gling Bros. clown college amazing about this is the Participating in this year’s graduate to a first-time entire cast is like one big Randy Barber/staff photographer Letter Carrier Stamp Out Athens performer as well happy family,” Ms. Baldwin Iris and Ray Gatlin of Ormond-by-the-Sea admire the colorful display of orchids by Hunger Food Drive is sim- as a host of others, the said. Priscilla Debler, also known as the Orchid Nanny, during a visit to the 42nd annual Art ple. Just leave a non-perish- musical was a hit. able food donation in a bag Alexa Baldwin, a manag- See TALENT, A11 in the Park at The Casements in Ormond Beach on Saturday, May 3. by your mailbox on Satur- day, May 10, and your letter carrier will do the rest. Parliamentary Attentive Samsula procedure study group meeting therapist Pioneer The Daytona Parliamen- provides Park plan See NOTES, A2

DINING B1 stress rejected By Erika Webb RIVERGRILLE relief [email protected] By Susan L. Wright Hours of discussion laced with input from nearly two [email protected] dozen citizens May 1 ended Not many dogs get a in a 6-1 vote of the Volusia room full of school chil- County Council to deny dren singing “Happy Birth- changes that would have day.” allowed construction of a Publix supermarket at the Have a meal with a view But Remi, a standard corner of Pioneer Trail and and much more poodle with a golden Randy Barber/staff photographer tinged apricot coat and a Airport Road between Port supersized personality, is Sue Welsh, left, of Daytona Beach with her therapy dog, Remi, shares a laugh with Orange and New Smyrna ENTERTAINMENT B1 definitely not just any dog. resident Elvira Kellaher during the 11th annual Senior Lifestyle Fair — Embrace Well- Beach. Besides her spectacular ness, Enhance Life at Bishop’s Glen Retirement Community in Holly Hill on Friday, Councilwoman Joyce looks, she’s a certified ther- Cusack cast the dissenting apy dog and a trained April 25. vote. Reading Education Assis- Two wealthy developers, tance Dog, who works at handles herself.” Remi would need a job, Visits from the dogs, that each with a personal vision both Longstreet Elemen- “I’m very lucky to have she wasn’t going to be just are trained to remain calm for the area, have been grap- pling. Residents also have tary School and Bishops’ her in my life,” she added. a pretty pet, she had too and affectionate with Glen Retirement Commu- Remi isn’t Ms. Welsh’s much energy and drive. been divided — some advo- strangers, help by giving cating for convenience and nity. only dog, or her only poo- And, she added, Remi the patients attention and According to her owner dle — the family also sailed through the whole, potentially increased proper- affection. Just petting the ty values promised by retail Heirs may not get what they and handler, Sue Welsh, includes two younger extensive process of dogs has been shown to want in this production Remi is a very special dog standard poodles and an becoming a therapy dog as development; others resisting help reduce blood pres- growth and commercial that thrives on both her older bichon. if she were born to it. sure as well as raise spirits. jobs and basically takes sprawl in the historically rural But it’s clear from Ms. Therapy dogs provide At Bishop’s Glen, some of charge of each therapy Welsh’s description that agricultural community. INDEX comfort and a chance to the residents she visits are assignment herself. Remi is the star of the The 9.6-acre parcel at the interact for elderly and ill healthy, but need the stim- center of much controversy Business A7 Out & About B1 “I’m her transportation,” group. patients, who may feel iso- Classified B11 Police Report A5 ulation and interest she belongs to RR Farms, which is Crossword B6 Sports B9 Ms. Welsh insists. “Remi She said that from the lated, depressed or just Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 pretty much trains and beginning it was clear obsessed with the illness. See STRESS, A13 See PARK, A10 Bankruptcy and Foreclosure JAMES SKOW, PA Attorney 784171 139 Executive Circle Suite 103 • Daytona Beach, FL 32114

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For Hometown News group’s first ever coast-to- NASCAR legends Donnie [email protected] coast tour, traveling 2,800 Allison, Geoff Bodine and miles to raise funds and Harry Gant, former NFL The Kyle Petty Charity awareness for Victory Junc- great Herschel Walker, and Ride Across America will tion — a camp created by Fox News contributor and celebrate the final stop of its 20th Anniversary tour in the Petty family to enrich former U.S. Rep. Allen West. Daytona Beach on Satur- the lives of children with The ride departed from day, May 10, at the Hilton chronic or life-threatening Carlsbad, Calif., on May 3 Daytona Beach Resort, 100 illnesses. and traveled east, making N. Atlantic Ave. Fans and spectators will overnight stops in Tucson, The community is invit- have the opportunity to Ariz.; Las Cruces, N.M.; ed to help welcome former take photos and receive Midland, Texas; Austin, NASCAR driver and racing autographs — and also Texas; Beaumont, Texas; analyst Kyle Petty, along contribute to the Ride’s New Orleans; and Tallahas- Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital with more than 200 motor- “Small Change. Big see; before reaching Day- On May 1, community members honored local OB/GYN Dr. Irwin Landau on his retirement cyclists, including several Impact.” program, which tona Beach. and celebrated the new location of Women’s Care OB/GYN. From left are Becky Vernon, celebrity riders, to Daytona accepts donations at local For more information or at 3 p.m. stops along the ride’s route. to make a donation, visit Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center director of women and children’s services, Dr. This year’s ride marks the Ride participants include kylepettycharityride.com. Landau, Dr. Cecille Tapia-Santiago, Dr. Ricardo Larrain and Dr. Meetesh Desai.

groups are looking for vol- Jacqui Sulek at Community celebrates doctor’s Notes unteers to search for rare [email protected]. From page A1 shrubs and threatened Florida scrub jays. retirement and clinic opening tary Study Group meeting The Pawpaw Chapter of Low-cost pet will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, the Florida Native Plant clinic slated For Hometown News art BirthCare Center. Partners vice president. “We May 10, at the Daytona Society is calling for volun- teers to participate in the [email protected] At the event, attendees con- are proud to carry on his lega- Beach Regional Library, A low -cost pet shot clinic gratulated Dr. Landau on his cy of top-notch care to moth- 105 E Magnolia Ave. third annual roundup to look for Rugel’s pawpaw, a to benefit Concerned Citi- Community members retirement and reconnected ers and babies at Women’s It is open to the public joined Florida Hospital small, rare shrub found zens For Animal Welfare with his staff, which is now Care OB/GYN.” and anyone attending can will be from 9 a.m. to noon, Memorial Medical Center for working with the group of The celebration coincided only in Volusia County. It learn how to become a can be identified reliably at the Welcome Center at the opening of Women’s Care physicians who have pledged with the local rollout of Flori- member of the National OB/GYN, which also honored only when it blooms in 162 S. Peninsula Drive, to carry on his legacy. da’s Statewide Medicaid Man- Association of Parliamen- local OB/GYN Dr. Irwin Lan- May. Daytona Beach. Guests enjoyed delectable aged Care program, which tarians. dau on his retirement on May desserts and sparkling cider represents a change in how Volunteers will meet Flea and heartworm 1. For more information, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- medications (with proof of and toured the new office to individuals receive most call (386) 871-8855. After 25 years of serving the learn about equipment, health care services from day, May 10, at Tiger Bay heartworm test) will be community, Dr. Landau has including 4D ultrasound Florida Medicaid. The event State Forest, 4316 W. Inter- available at discounted left his practice to the hospital available onsite. at Women’s Care OB/GYN Volunteers needed national Speedway Blvd., prices. in Daytona Beach. Women’s “It has been an honor to served as an opportunity for Daytona Beach. All cats must be in a car- Care OB/GYN will live on in work with Dr. Landau during patients with changing health for environmental To sign up, email rier and dogs must be on a its new location on the fourth his 25-year career in our com- care coverage to learn more surveys [email protected]. leash. A donation of pet floor of the hospital — down munity,” said Kim Rogers, about the office and services, Volusia’s Environmental food will be appreciated. Management Division will the hall from the state-of-the- Florida Hospital HealthCare as well as ask staff questions. Two environmental For more information, conduct Jay Watch volun- call (386) 760-6330 or visit teer training from 8 a.m. to ccfaw.org. Jacob Barr PT, DPT, MTC, CEAS noon, Saturday, May 10, at Doctor of Physical Therapy, Manual Therapy Certified Owner/Private Practice Lyonia Preserve, BARR & ASSOCIATES PHYSICAL THERAPY 2150 Eustace Ave., Del- Eagles breaking Does Pain Limit Your Walking or Running? tona. Volunteers will learn ground on new aerie If pain limits your walking or running then the Alter G AntiGravity Treadmill along with Physical Therapy can help. about the Florida scrub jay and be trained to record The Fraternal Order of information about them

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t occurs to me the but it was bigger than the river, but each August the readers of Land Lines LAND boat so I released it. reds were very thick. My dad Imay have missed some You know Ormond Beach would have me and my of my more popular efforts LINES and all of the Halifax was a brother row him out into that have appeared in the pretty wild place back then. the river where he could fishing column. DAN SMITH Alligators would lie on the cast net redfish. I remember One such piece was an bank along Beach Street to once he threw the net over interview I did in 2006 with catch the morning sun. eight big reds. Much too the acknowledged patriarch It was! For a little spend- Each year a big ole female heavy to lift. of the City of Ormond ing change I could go under would build her nest right Aside from fishing, I Beach. the big wooden bridge on near our dock. When she suppose you witnessed a lot Don Bostrom, then 90 Granada (Boulevard) and was on the nest, we had to of history? years old, was an avid cast net shrimp to sell. I be very careful right in our I did! I was on the beach fisherman for all of his life tried to sell them for a own front yard. the day Sir Malcolm Camp- and a noted historian who quarter a quart, but there I remember once I was bell went 276 mph. Later on had lived a lot of it. The was so much shrimp it was sitting on the dock when an Bill France hired me to paint Bostrom family home was not easy. osprey dove and caught a signs for his beach races. I the first one on the peninsu- I know that you knew mullet. Just as it was about numbered a lot of the cars, your neighbor, Mr. John D. la, sitting a few hundred to fly off with its prize there too. The Ormond Hotel had yards south of The Case- Rockefeller. Was he a was a terrifying screech a great fishing pier for the ments on Riverside Drive in fisherman? from above. A bald eagle guests to use. Yes, I have Ormond Beach. A historic No, I never saw him fish. was in a power dive right at seen a lot of changes in our marker is now at the spot. More interested in golf. His the osprey. The osprey was Although my interview with guests would fish, though. so frightened it dropped the area, but it is still a nice him featured his fishing Mr. Henry Ford would come mullet, which the eagle place to live. experiences, a lot of history to visit by boat and anchor gracefully scooped off the Don I know you don’t fish was also covered. The piece right in front of The Case- water. No doubt who ruled anymore since you gave me was my homage to the man. ments and fish off the stern the air. your tackle box a while I hope you enjoy it. of his boat. I suppose you have seen back, but I can see by the 784172 Don, when did you begin Did you have a boat? the water quality change twinkle in your eye as we fishing? Well you know, when I over the years? talked that you are still a Oh, as soon as I could was young my father gave Oh sure! Back then the fisherman. Thank you. pick up a pole I guess. me some corrugated metal river water was the same as Don Bostrom passed Everyone fished. We had a he had left over from a the ocean. There was a big away in 2008 at the age of dock on the river and building project. I fashioned oyster bar right off shore 92. He will be forever someone was always out it into a tiny boat. Not very from the house and we missed. there. stable. If you sneezed, it could go down and pick Fishing was pretty good I would turn over, but it oysters for dinner. Dan Smith is on the board take it? would get me from shore. I Where was your favorite of directors for the Ormond Oh, yes. We caught sheep’s caught a lot of fish out of fishing spot? Beach Historical Society and head, black drum, redfish, that boat. Once when I was High Bridge was best for The Motor Racing Heritage trout and snook pretty after snook, a giant tarpon snook. We would go up to VOTED Association and is the easily. took my bait. My gosh it was the rocks near Marineland #1 What did you use for bait? strong! All I could do was and catch grouper right off author of two books, “The Shrimp and mullet, but hang on and try to keep the beach. The west end of World’s Greatest Beach” and THANK YOU for shallow water you from falling out of the boat. Dunlawton was best for “I Swear the Snook For Voting US #1 Mercedes Automobile Repair In Ormond couldn’t beat a top water By the time it got tired, it flounder. You could get all Drowned.” Email questions Your Mercedes lure. had towed me all the way to you wanted in a short time and comments to fishw- Factory Trained Specialists! It must have been a good Seabreeze. I really wanted to there. 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representatives came close about the project and opti- “We have Winn Dixie but a site plan with the county,” Orange special assistant to Walmart to executing a contract for mistic for the future of his people gotta buy gro- Mr. Holmes explained. “A the city manager. From page A1 purchase, but “couldn’t property. ceries,” he said. lot of times we annex it “There was a big series of quite get together” on terms. “I hope it does happen,” DeBary’s planning after it’s built so we don’t meetings where they did him the same thing. “We agreed on a lot of he said, “It would be good administrator, Rebecca confuse the (site plan) start the process,” Mr. Don- “There will be access from things,” Mr. Demattio said, for the area.” Hammock, said WRS repre- process.” ahue said. Woodland Boulevard and “but they can tie you up for a Mr. Demattio said WRS sentatives contacted the Two big location prob- Property challenges, from Beresford,” Mr. Swal- year, year and a half, two plans to build a Walmart city about a month ago. lems exist, he said: traffic including “environmental lows said. “The piece in back years while they try to mar- Neighborhood Market in WRS had questions about and drainage. The area is plumage and access issues of me will be a retention ket your property … whatev- DeBary, where he lives, as a vacant 17.7-acre parcel high in traffic and low in for traffic” headed south- er … and they can just walk pond.” well. He’s a little more non- on the east side of U.S. elevation. bound on Nova stopped away.” Mr. Demattio said he and plussed at that prospect. 17/92 north of Pine Mead- “How they’re gonna make talks. Either way, he’s happy the investment company’s ow Drive, which is owned things work … they’re “The planning commis- by the West Volusia Family gonna have to figure it out sion didn’t want to put traf- YMCA, according to the before they submit because fic on Madeline,” Mr. Don- BOGDANOVSKI FAMILY PRACTICE property appraiser. that could hold things up,” ahue said. “I don’t think it “They didn’t tell us who Mr. Holmes said. “Until ever got to the council.” Now Open! Dragi Bogdanovski, D.O. the end user would be, they officially submit it At the time, he said, “the which retail store,” Ms. may or may not happen.” concept of a green market” Board Certified in Family Medicine Hammock said, adding Mr. Swallows agreed. was suggested, but Wal- Participating with Medicare, Florida Health Care WRS did say it was inquir- “My feeling is they will mart’s corporate represen- ing on behalf of “some sort run (the contract) out to tatives were focused on Cigna, Florida Memorial Health Network and of grocer.” the end … I forget when … constructing a much larger many other insurances “They just wanted to September or October,” he store. know about zoning and said. “I haven’t heard of it about our (site develop- Walmart already owns coming back,” Mr. Don- NEW PATIENTS AND ment) process,” she added. property at the corners of ahue said. “They haven’t WALK-INS WELCOME The DeLand property is Mason Avenue and Nova come back to Port Orange 784189 outside city limits, but Road in Daytona Beach and to talk about that or any SCHOOL/SPORTS PHYSICALS nothing has been submit- Madeline Avenue and Nova other property.” For an appointment, call 386-673-1717 ted by or on behalf of Wal- Road in Port Orange. Neither Walmart nor WRS mart to the city or to Volu- So far all is quiet in both responded to phone or 909 Sterthaus Drive Ormond Beach, FL 32174 sia County. areas. email inquiries. “We have been hearing of “Coincidentally, about a Walmart’s Neighborhood such a project for a number month ago we checked and Market stores — averaging of years, but we have not though we’re disappointed, 38,000 square feet — are been contacted,” Volusia so to speak, they haven’t considerably smaller than County Planning Director UNDERMOUNT announced an intention to its Supercenters which SINK Palmer Panton wrote in an construct that Walmart, average around 182,000 with the purchase of email. we’re pleased they haven’t square feet, according to kitchen countertops (no min. s.f.) DeLand’s planning direc- decided to dispose of that the Walmart website. 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Editor’s note: This is a list was not set. arrested on May 1 and •Alexander Scott Tennant, of arrests, not convictions, •Joshua Mark Anderson, charged with aggravated 21, of Ormond Beach, was and all arrestees are pre- 24, of Daytona Beach, was assault with a deadly arrested on April 27 and sumed innocent unless or arrested on April 27 and weapon. Bail was set at charged with driving with a until proven guilty in a court charged with trespassing, $1,000. canceled license and flee- of law. possession of burglary tools ing/attempting to elude law Daytona Beach and resisting an officer Ormond Beach enforcement with lights and without violence. Bail was siren active. Bail was set at Police Department Police Department $1,500. (888) 277-TIPS set at $2,500. •Michael A. McCorvey, 32, •Michael J. Burrell, 54, of •Chad Michael Jackson, •Samuel D. Jones, 18, of of Daytona Beach, was Daytona Beach, was arrest- 28, of Ormond Beach, was Daytona Beach, was arrest- arrested on April 28 and ed on April 27 and charged Wanted arrested on April 29 and ed on April 25 and charged charged with driving with- with DUI third offense in Wanted person: Roger charged with dealing in with robbery. Bail was set at out a driver’s license, a drug more than 10 years, driving Ellison Jr. stolen property. Bail was set $15,000. offense and driving under Birth date: April 18, 1990 at $2,500. with a permanently revoked •Arthur Cobb Jr., 26, of the influence. Bail was set at license and prior refusal to Distinguishing features: Daytona Beach, was arrest- $1,750. submit to testing. Bail was Tattoos on both arms, ed on April 25 and charged •Shanmoni Ranada Holly Hill set at $11,000. neck, chest, stomach, left with aggravated assault with Daniels, 33, of Daytona Police Department •Elizabeth Ann Walters, leg and right hand a deadly weapon. Bail was Beach, was arrested on April 21, of Ormond Beach, was Reason wanted: Firearms set at $2,000. 29 and charged with battery •Billy R. Boles, 43, of Holly arrested on April 27 and violation •Jimmy W. Benjamin, 55, and aggravated battery with Hill, was arrested on April 25 charged with a drug offense, Last known location: of Daytona Beach, was a deadly weapon. Bail was and charged with felony grand theft and burglary of Daytona Beach not set. arrested on April 25 and petit theft. Bail was set at an unoccupied dwelling. •Lauren B. Tuccille, 30, of charged with possession of $5,000. Bail was set at $5,500. Crime Stoppers of paraphernalia and cocaine. Daytona Beach, was arrest- •Alan M. Garritano, 58, of Northeast Florida is seek- ed on April 30 and charged •Steven Michael Lynn, 28, Bail was set at $3,000. Holly Hill, was arrested on ing information on the with aiding, abetting or of Daytona Beach, was •Kimberly Marie Abuelha- April 28 and charged with whereabouts of 24-year- committing prostitution as arrested on April 29 and fleeing/attempting to elude old Roger Ellison Jr. Elli- iat, 53, of Daytona Beach, a third subsequent offense, charged with uttering law enforcement with lights son is wanted on war- was arrested on April 25 and a drug offense and posses- forged bills and grand theft. Roger Ellison Jr. and siren active. Bail was set rants charging him with charged with aggravated sion of paraphernalia. Bail Bail was not set. at $500. improper exhibition of a assault with a deadly was set at $2,500. •Doug R. Meeker, 28, of •Jeremy Scott David John- weapon. Bail was not set. •Eddie L. Reaves Jr., 31, of Ormond Beach, was arrest- dangerous weapon and whereabouts is asked to •Jonathan M. Redfern, 28, Daytona Beach, was arrest- stone, 26, of Holly Hill, was ed on April 29 and charged possession of a firearm by call Crime Stoppers toll- of Daytona Beach, was ed on April 30 and charged arrested on April 29 and with principal aggravated a convicted felon. free at (888) 277-TIPS. arrested on April 26 and with criminal mischief caus- charged with domestic vio- battery. Bail was set at He’s 5 feet, 8 inches tall You can also Text your tip charged with carrying a ing damage to property and lence battery by strangula- $1,500. and weighs about 170 by texting “TIP231 plus concealed firearm and burglary of an unoccupied tion. Bail was not set. •Leon Roy Butterworth, pounds and has black your message” to resisting an officer without dwelling. Bail was set at 48, of Ormond Beach, was hair and brown eyes. If CRIMES. Anyone who violence. Bail was set at $4,000. Volusia County arrested on April 30 and you see Ellison or know provides information to $1,000. •William R. Wiese, 24, of Sheriff’s Office charged with possession of where he is, don’t attempt Crime Stoppers will •Daisy Adams Reeves, 65, Daytona Beach, was arrest- cannabis with intent to sell. to apprehend him. remain anonymous and of Daytona Beach, was ed on April 30 and charged Bail was set at $5,000. Anyone with informa- can qualify for a reward arrested on April 26 and with promoting a sexual •Joel Smith, 44, of Day- •William P. Ellis, 23, of tion regarding Ellison’s of up to $1,000. charged with aggravated performance of a child. Bail tona Beach, was arrested on Ormond Beach, arrested on battery with a deadly was set at $50,000. April 25 and charged with April 30 and charged with weapon. Bail was set at •Laquesha Kyente resisting arrest with vio- possession of a Schedule II Williams, 23, of Daytona substance. Bail was set at $10,000. lence. Bail was set at Beach, was arrested on April $1,000. •Shawn M. Clayton, 36, of $50,000. 30 and charged with aggra- •Jody Ann Arcuri, 31, of WE’RE ON Daytona Beach, was arrest- •Charles T. Ruckman, 34, vated assault with a deadly of Holly Hill, was arrested on Holly Hill, was arrested on ed on April 26 and charged weapon and domestic bat- April 30 and charged with with tampering with a wit- April 25 and charged with FACEBOOK! tery. Bail was not set. possession of cocaine. Bail DUI causing the death of a ness and battery. Bail was •Wesley Len Foley Jr., 49, human/unborn child. Bail not set. was set at $1,000. of Daytona Beach, was •Larry McCoy, 26, of Holly was set at $50,000. •Scott M. Haas, 49, of Day- arrested on May 1 and Hill, was arrested on April 25 •Bridgett Marie Mador- tona Beach, was arrested on “Like” Hometown News charged with domestic vio- and charged with robbery, ma, 25, of Holly Hill, was April 27 and charged with Volusia for the latest in local lence battery by strangula- aggravated battery on a arrested on May 1 and battery, resisting an officer news, information and inter- tion. Bail was set at $2,000. pregnant person and tam- charged with fraudulent use without violence and tam- •Vontavious T. Lambert, pering with a witness. Bail of personal ID information. active features like photo pering with a witness. Bail 26, of Daytona Beach, was was set at $153,000. Bail was set at $5,000. contests and Rants & Raves.

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I saw a rant about recycling at the New Smyrna Beach Library. I wanted to let the ranter know that the eight open receptacles, which look like garbage cans, are the recycling bins. The actual garbage can is a large Photo courtesy of Kiwanis Club of Daytona Beach enclosed bin. The Kiwanis Club of Daytona Beach participated in the Kiwanis’ One Day on April 5, a global action day of service No progress in Edgewater benefiting children and communities. Event organizer, Suzanne Steiner, selected the Family Renew Center in Day- tona Beach for the service project. The event was open to the club and club-sponsored leadership service programs. I would like to know if there is a Secret Amish Neigh- The group performed a full yard clean up. Participants included, from left front, Josh Pittell and Jacob Tilghman; from borhood in Edgewater? I ask this not because I am left middle, Bob Selover, Ms. Steiner, Taylor Crider, Emily Powers, Evan Munzberg, Jim Rademacher; and, from left against the Amish, but because it is the only explanation back, Mike Burton, Kaya Dukes, James Vail and Ryan Munzberg. I can come up with for the extreme lack of progress in Edgewater. Take for example Coral Trace. This housing project has ally being qualified to use it or without having an actual writing tickets, there would be more then enough been here for 10 years and yet still is not sold out. Why? need as the program was intended. It seems most any- spaces. Well, let’s see. What would encourage people to move to one with an ingrown toenail can get a handicapped The other day at Walmart, there was a great tricked out Edgewater? Jobs? No. Close to major cities where a large placard. Until enforcement is stepped up, or until peo- Jeep with the 35-inch wheels. Here comes a nice young amount of jobs are? No. Wonderful restaurants? No. ple get a conscience and stop abusing the system, you man carrying two cases of beer, throws them in the back Interesting or major stores? No, no, no. will continue to have trouble finding your desired with the surf boards, hops in and takes off with the tag Now if you are a historian, this might be the best place spaces at Bealls. hanging in the window. Yes it could have been his, but for you. If you go to New Smryna Beach and go to a book there is no enforcement, so who knows? store, you can buy the book about the City of Edgewa- Gasoline prices make no sense When I see a police car go through the parking lots, ter’s past. What you will find in that book is a good they don’t even glance at the parked cars. amount of the old landmarks are still very easy to find. The news media, whether it is TV or radio, have a If you really wanted one, you could buy the tag online The city’s roads are in ill repair. Well, they did do some direct effect on the price of gasoline. for a few bucks. work on U.S. 1. But what is puzzling is the price of gasoline is 10 cents I have a handicap plate. Some days I like to use it, but So, what does Edgewater have? A Burger King, a Sub- a gallon higher in our area of South Daytona than the sometimes I don’t feel I need to. way, a Chinese restaurant, Tobey’s and Peggy. It has price in Holly Hill under the same brand. I knew about the beach (that’s a whole different can of Winn-Dixie, Publix, Walgreens and a CVS. A large hous- It seems to go higher during holidays and this past worms). The parking meters, I did not know, until I read ing market that is flat. One beautiful street — Riverside Easter was a prime example. it in the Hometown News. Drive. Do we have a mall? No. Do we have a Walmart? The price on the interstates in some places was 25 Thankfully no, but then kinda sad when Walmart ignores cents a gallon higher than just a mile off the interstate you. A cute cat house? exchange. I would like to ask the city officials to get out their In South Daytona, there are several or more of the Well since Florida Shores and Edgewater doesn’t mind horse and buggy and take a drive over to New Smyrna same brand and each of them have a different price. the direction it is going, it is only fitting that a cat house Beach. Talk to the city officials (don’t worry they do Why? appears on Indian River Boulevard and Victory Palm, speak English) and see what city growth is about. Does the state not have some sort of authority on how but I must say it is utterly cute. We do have one major hotel, but why would you stay much a business can make on a gallon of gasoline? there? One reason is your family doesn’t want you stay- ing at their place. Two more words needed in response So Edgewater, would you consider maybe moving into Handicap parking needs enforcement I would like to compliment the responder to the the 19th Century? It would be a big step in helping this “Learning Constitution” rant in the May 2 edition. I per- city grow. I have lived in Port Orange for going on 40 years. In all that time I have never seen the police checking the sonally agree with the writer. However, the writer should In response to “Handicapped by Parking”... handicap spaces. If they started enforcing the law and have added this should be in response to tea partiers.

Call me crazy, if you wish, but your problem at the Bealls in Port Orange, and everywhere else around the its second Public Safety Awareness Author to discuss ‘Florida country with respect to handicapped parking spots, has Notes Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, nothing to do with the amount of motorcycle spaces — From page A3 May 10, in Rockefeller Gardens at 25 Soup’ May 12 whether being used or not. Riverside Drive. The problem lies in the untruthful people who mali- Board and commissioners from many There will be vehicle displays, Local author and photographer ciously abuse the privileges of a handicapped placard. of the municipalities modeling spring exhibits and demonstrations. Eric Dusenbery will discuss Florida’s This issue is not isolated only to handicapped placards, fashions. Come and meet your politi- There will be bicycle helmet fitting love affair with food and storytelling but like any other similar government idea to “make cians in a fun-filled, casual environ- and free helmets (while supplies last). Monday, May 12, at the Ormond things better,” this program has incurred its share of ment. Tickets are $30 and RSVP is Additionally, there will be a Kids Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach fraudsters. According to one study, approximately one required. Zone with a monster sand pile and St. in eight people use a handicapped placard without actu- For more information or to make a face painting. DJ Tommy Patch will be His free presentation will follow a reservation call (386) 441-2776 or providing music. There also will be a brief Friends of the Library meeting $ [email protected] for hot dog cookout and giveaways (free that begins at 2 p.m. ThisThis $ reservations and info. while supplies last). His book, “Florida Soup: Putting WWeek’seek’s WINWIN 200200 The event is free and there is plenty History on the Table,” explores the I My of parking. historic cooking habits, food produc- PrizePrize 096720 Florida Hospital offers tion and recipes that define the family reduced pricing for Iranian-American and community in rural and small- town Florida. mammograms in May Society to meet For more information, call the THISTHIS WEEK’SWEEK’S LUCKYLUCKY library at (386) 676-4191, ext. #21084. BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE In celebration of Mother’s Day, The Iranian-American Society of Florida Hospitals in Volusia County Daytona Beach will meet from 10 a.m. THERE WAS GET YOUR will offer reduced pricing for women’s Democratic Club to meet NO WINNER FOR BUMPER STICKER to 2 p.m. Sunday, May 11 at Oceans LAST WEEK. TODAY! health screenings in May. Grand, 2 Oceans West Blvd., Daytona THIS WEEK’S PRIZE IS For $99, women can receive a The Democratic Club of North East STOP BY ANY Beach Shores. WORTH $200! OFFICE OR CALL!!! screening mammogram or, for $149, Volusia County will meet at 7 p.m., with additional bone densitometry The group will host a Mother’s Day Tuesday, May 13, at the Piccadilly testing. celebration and board meeting. Cafeteria in the Volusia Mall, Daytona Is this your license plate number? Go to the Payment must be received at time Admission is $5. For more informa- Beach, nearest HTN Office to verify by noon Tuesday. of service. A physician prescription is tion, call (386) 682-1223. The meeting will feature two VOLUSIA CO. BREVARD CO. INDIAN RIVER/MARTIN/ST LUCIE CO. required for all exams. speakers, Al McDevitt of Ormond 386-322-5900 321-242-1013 772-465-5656 At Victoria Women’s Center in AARP to meet Beach will speak briefly on club unity, DeLand and Fish Imaging in Orange loyalty and what it takes to have a City, patients also will receive a free AARP Chapter1057 will meet at 10 successful club. County Council- Vera Bradley tote bag. a.m. Tuesday, May 13, at Ormond woman Joyce Cusack, who has For appointments, visit Beach Presbyterian Church, 105 Ams- announced her re-election campaign MakeAPinkyPromise.com. den Road, Ormond Beach. for the county commission’s at-large A Museum of Arts & Sciences pro- seat will be the guest speaker. All Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., Library Advisory gram and lunch will follow. Democrats, including snowbirds and 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 The public may attend. For more other visitors, are welcome to attend. Copyright © 2014, Hometown News, L.C. Board to meet May 9 information, call (386) 441-4551. Participants will meet for dinner at Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in 6 p.m. at Piccadilly Cafeteria. Each America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Volusia County’s Library Advisory Old-time crafting planned member is responsible for his or her One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. Board will meet at 10 a.m. Friday, May own meal. Farris Robinson ...... President Mercedes Lee-Paquette . .Production Manager Lee Mooty ...... Regional Manager Rita Zeblin ...... Classified Paginator 9, in the auditorium of the Ormond Tomoka State Park will host “A For more information call (386) Vernon D. Smith . . . . .Managing Partner Kathy Santilla ...... Graphic Artist Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach 265-5084. Cecil G. Brumley . . . . .Managing Editor Patricia Snyder ...... Director Classified Advertising Glance at the Past- Crafting” from 9 Robin Bevilacqua . . . .Human Resources Anna Snyder-Vasquez . . . .Senior Account Manager St. Members will review the fiscal year a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 10, at Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Carol Deprey-Zelenak . . . .Classified Consultant 2015 budget request and begin dis- Amanda Tucker ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Lora L. Uber ...... Classified Consultant 2099 N. Beach St., Ormond Beach. Osteoporosis education Luanne Williams . . . . .Office Manager/ Dolan Hoggatt ...... Circulation Manager cussion of a long-range library facility See volunteers display the fine art ...... Community Relations Stephen Sparacino ...... District Circulation Manager plan. For more information, contact Agnes Dillon ...... Office Assistant Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer of spinning and Indigo Dye making. event offered Cathy Moody ...... Senior Account Manager Mike Featherston ...... Pagination & Staff Photographer Library Services Director Lucinda Rodney Bookhardt . . .Senior Account Manager ...... Staff Writer Bring the family out for a day of fun Erika Webb Colee at [email protected] or (386) Kim Milo ...... Advertising Consultant Susan Wright ...... Staff Writer and learning about these fascinating Danielle Shanahan . . .Advertising Consultant Carrie Maday ...... News Clerk 248-1745, ext. 11212. The National Osteoporosis Founda- crafts. 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At some point this year, quarter, permits already for February and it’s just there will be a large con- VOLUSIA have been issued for 109 what I thought happened – struction project underway BUSINESS houses compared to 59 in the second month of the in every market sector of the first quarter of 2013. As year was very good to WINDOWS Volusia County. CECIL G. for big projects, the area Volusia. The state Depart- At least that’s my bold BRUMLEY was a little dry, but then ment of Revenue released prediction. Davita Healthcare decided sales tax statistics that • Impact Resistant It also provides me an to build a 65,000-square- showed taxable sales were opportunity to explain should be finished this year. foot facility there. A Hamp- up 6.5 percent from Febru- some of what we do here at Two other large projects ton Inn also is expected to ary 2013. Nearly every • Highest Quality Hometown News, which that just got underway are start construction soon in business sector was up, but hopefully will help you the LA Fitness Center at north DeLand. what really drove business • Energy Efficient understand some of our Altamira Village in Port Our other market is were race fans. Amusement reporting. We have Volusia Orange and the rebuilding DeBary, Deltona and and recreation amuse- split into five market areas, of the Publix in Daytona Orange City, which has been ments, which would include trying to keep them as close Beach Shores. extremely slow business- the Speedway, were up 27.8 to the same size as possible. Our third largest market is wise, but there’s hope that percent in February from

Our biggest area, popula- a toss up. For us it’s proba- could change, especially in February 2013. 784195 tion and business wise, is bly still Southeast Volusia – DeBary with Sunrail up and Family Owned & Operated Since 1982 the Daytona Beach, Holly New Smyrna Beach, running. While there was *** Hill and Ormond Beach Edgewater and Oak Hill — quite a bit of opposition, it market. But then it also is mostly because that is appears construction will Some recent commercial 386-677-5533 the epicenter of business for where Hometown News proceed with a new facility real estate deals of note 305 Division Ave, all of Volusia. Speaking of started in Volusia. The for Florida Hospital and a include New Smyrna Ormond Beach, FL 32174 big construction projects, a biggest projects there are Walmart Neighborhood Chevrolet’s owner buying couple I could mention are the Florida Hospital med- Market in Deltona. A Tractor land next to Home Depot Volusia County’s Premier the rebuilding of the ical facility in New Smyrna Supply also will go up in on State Road 44 for $2.5 grandstands at Daytona Beach as well as some Deltona. million to move the dealer- Storm Protection Company International Speedway (it’s condo buildings. In Edge- Of course, the large ship there. The Suburban also one of the largest water, construction is construction projects I Extended Stay at 220 Bill www.weatherguardshutters.com CGC057134 construction projects in the starting on a 58,000-square- mentioned don’t include France Blvd. in Daytona nation) and S.R. Perrot, foot expansion at Boston everything. The economy Beach sold for $4 million which is building a 90,000- Whaler. has roared to life in most of and the Atlantic Ocean square-foot beverage The area that could Volusia and construction Palm Inn at 3247 S. Atlantic distribution center in overtake New Smyrna projects, large and small, Ave. in Daytona Beach Ormond Beach. Beach as our largest market are starting to pile up. But Shores sold for $2.5 million. Our second largest area is is the DeLand, DeLeon hopefully you know a little the Port Orange, Daytona Springs, Lake Helen and bit more about what’s going Managing Editor Cecil G. Beach Shores, Ponce Inlet Pierson area – simple on and about how Home- Brumley has been tracking and South Daytona area. because DeLand is growing town News sees Volusia. business and the economy in The biggest project there is so fast. There were 335 Volusia County for more the White Palm apartment houses built within the city *** than 17 years. Contact him complex, which already is in 2013, which doesn’t at cbrumley@hometown- accepting tenants for its 332 count the ones in the The last statistics I use to newsol.com or follow him units in Port Orange and unincorporated area just gauge the economy are in on Twitter @cecilbrumley. outside it. In the first Business News For more information, call Ph.D. in holistic nutrition.

SCORE hosting BPW/Halifax to meet 091058 (386) 235-3680. A book signing will follow at marketing workshop The next meeting of the 7 p.m. A Verve Party with DJ Halifax Business & Profes- Salon sets open will be from 7:15 to 9 p.m. SCORE will host a work- sional Women’s Club will fea- There will be a free cosmet- shop on “Sales and Marketing ture an election and installa- house ic product given to all who Keys to Success” at 6 p.m. tion of new officers on attend. There also will be a Thursday, May 15, at Daytona Tuesday, May 13, at Vince Advanced Bodyworx will drawing for free botox treat- State College, Bergengren Carter’s on LPGA Boulevard. host an open house and party ment, day spa treatment and Hall, Room 112, 1200 W. Inter- Networking begins at 5:30 at 6 p.m. Friday, May 9, at 1757 a group of five people for salt national Speedway Blvd., p.m. followed by the election N. Nova Road, Suite 106, room therapy. Daytona Beach. and installation at 6 p.m. Cost Ormond Beach. To make a reservation, call To register, visit score87.org. is dependent upon your Guest speaker will be Dr. (386) 872-6700 or visit day- For more information, call menu selection. Mike Van Thielen, author, (386) 255-6889. motivational speaker and See BUSINESS, A8

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For Hometown News president and chief executive [email protected] officer of Halifax Health. “We are eternally grateful to the Halifax Health hosted a France and Kennedy fami- special ceremony May 2, lies for allowing us to honor dedicating its General Dr. Kennedy in this way.” Surgery Residency Program Born in Berkley, Calif., Dr. to the late Dr. Bruce Kennedy, Kennedy was a graduate of a prominent Ormond Beach- the Tufts University School based plastic and reconstruc- of Medicine and the Univer- tive surgeon who died in sity of Miami. In 1986, he 2007. moved to the Daytona “The dedication of this Beach area and maintained program is a tribute to Dr. a private practice in Kennedy’s legacy and his love Ormond Beach. He was an for, and commitment to, our active member of the Day- community,” said Jeff Feasel, tona Beach community,

Randy Barber/staff photographer Jeff Feasel, left, president and CEO of Halifax Health, hosted a dedication ceremony in renaming the General Surgery Residency Program after Dr. Bruce Kennedy at Halifax Health Medical Center on Friday May 2. Dr. Kennedy was a prominent surgeon who died in a plane crash in 2007. From left are Lesa France Kennedy, Betty Jane France, Dr. Don and Nancy Kennedy, Craig and Jane Cozart, Ben Kennedy and Jim France.

having served on the Halifax “His passion for this com- residency program, which research support. Health Board of Commis- munity was evident in all will now be known as the Dr. The program began in July sioners and the Daytona that he did. I cannot think of Bruce Kennedy General 2012 with four residents. The Beach Planning Board. He is a more fitting legacy to rep- Surgery Residency five-year training program survived by his wife, Lesa resent Bruce’s unwavering Program. The gift has been accepts two new residents France Kennedy, and their selflessness, commitment to matched by Halifax Health each year. The program’s goal Is your Chiropractor Board Certified?? son, Ben. service, and sincere com- Foundation. The funding is to have 10 general surgery “Ben and I are so deeply passion for the well-being of will assist in paying for fac- students. I Am touched by this incredible others.” ulty and residents, adminis- For information on the pro- honor and tribute to Bruce,” The France family has trative costs, as well as aca- gram, call (386) 226-4537 or Your care deserves a specialist. said Ms. France Kennedy. donated $2 million to the demic and scholarly visit halifaxhealth.org.

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campaign contributions. James Stowers, attorney for Park Repeatedly they stated their Mr. Rubin, noted the Planning concerns were not about end and Land Development Reg- Mike Featherston/staff photographer From page A1 users at the site. Lack of long- ulation Commission, in Vann Data Services Inc. employees fill pallets with broken computers and electronics owned by developer Sheldon term planning for the area led November, found the amend- during a recycling event in partnership with the Stewart-Marchman Act Foundation in Rubin of Boynton Beach. He the objections. ment consistent with the has been planning a project “This is not about Publix; comprehensive plan and rec- Daytona Beach on Friday, April 18. In 2013, the event collected more than 22,000 called Pioneer Square — to be this is a land use change,” said ommended conditional pounds of recyclable material. anchored by Publix — for the Councilwoman Deb Denys, approval. site across from Venetian who maintained she’s had The commission’s condi- issues with ingress and egress tions included revising the Bay’s entrance for at least four way, Daytona Beach. Pantry Cook-off from 3 to 5 years. on Pioneer Trail all along. map annotation to a maxi- Registration is not p.m. Saturday, May 17, at RR Farms first applied to The two-lane road flanked mum of 60,000 square feet by ditches will not safely and and authorizing connection Notes required. For more infor- 1555 LPGA Blvd., Daytona the county for a map amend- From page A9 ment in 2010. efficiently handle commercial to the City of Port Orange util- mation, call (386) 231- Beach. Intense opposition has delivery trucks and increased ity. Neuropathy support 4000. Cooks are needed with come from ICI Homes Chair- traffic, Councilwoman Pat “If this is approved, it’s two people per team. man and CEO Mori Hosseini, Northey said. going to do exactly what your group planned Free aerobics The event is to raise determined to build Wood- “I’ve always opposed this comprehensive plan says,” awareness of the food haven, a much larger mixed- plan,” she said. “I have consis- Mr. Stowers said. class planned pantry and to collect tently voted against this kind The planning process has Vitas Innovation Hos- use development of more pice Care will host a neu- canned goods and/or of planning.” been long and the applicant Florida Hospital Memor- then 1,000 luxury homes in ropathy support group on monetary donations to Former council member has agreed to terms for limit- ial Medical Center will host addition to retail shops, Thursday, May 15, at support it. Joie Alexander of Port Orange ed commercial use, he main- a free aerobics class at 5 restaurants and offices less Grand Villa of Ormond Each team will cook with spoke in favor of the Pioneer tained. p.m. Thursday, May 15, at than two miles away. His plan Beach, 535 N. Nova Road. goods from a pantry bag also includes a grocery store Square project, saying jobs “It has been reduced down 305 Memorial Medical For more information, (the food given to a pantry and has been a decade in the would result. to only that which it needed,” Parkway, Daytona Beach. call (855) 966-3600 or visit client). Also, each team will planning. Expressing a “bird in the Mr. Stowers said. Space is limited. Reser- hand” philosophy, Council- Councilman Josh Wagner neuropathy.org. get to use $10 of fresh veg- The land-use and zoning vations are required. For woman Cusack said a project also expressed concerns over etables, herbs and spices for Mr. Rubin’s property are more information or to supplied by the pantry, and agricultural resource and promising jobs sooner than lack of complete planning in Living with Cancer later is one that deserves a the area. make a reservation, call must use a mystery ingre- prime agriculture. To make (386) 231-2229. dient provided the day of way for Publix, he applied to chance. “Unless you plan properly, Florida Hospital Memor- “I want us to develop sensi- you don’t do it,” Councilman the event by Capts. Stan have them changed to com- ial Medical Center will host mercial and business planned bly … do what we can to Wagner said. and Deborah Colbert. employ people,” she said. “I think it should flat out a “Living with Cancer” sup- Pantry Cook-off Each team will cook unit development. port group from 4 to 5 p.m. Some council members Port Orange Mayor Allen stay ag for now,” he added. “I contestants needed three items: appetizer, Green said Mr. Rubin’s haven’t seen any reason to Thursday, May 15, in the entree and dessert. were upset by an email from chapel at the Comprehen- Mr. Rubin implying they approach disregards the City change it from ag at all, that’s The Salvation Army is Guests are asked to of Port Orange and ignores sive Cancer Center at 224 would vote in the direction of it.” gearing up to have its first joint planning. Memorial Medical Park- See NOTES, A12

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both are labors of love. “Ellie” McPherson (Little greatest novels of the 19th Talent “I would love to do it Cosette/beggar) from Del- century. From page A1 seven days a week,” Dr. tona performed in Suessical It may be just the ticket to Lowe said. “I love it. I love it. the Musical at Gateway Cen- put the Athens on the map DeLand resident Jeanne I love it. It’s almost as fun as ter of the Arts in DeBary. in the minds of entertain- Savoie, a longtime fan of the straightening teeth.” “I know several of our stu- ment seekers from miles musical, was anxious to see Student-actors county- dents are heavily involved in around. the local performance at the wide participated in the the production of Les Mis at Mr. Ware performed at the historic theater. musical: Kaitlin Brandt the Athens Theatre, as they theater for the first time in “I have seen Les Mis in (young Cosette/beggar) have been on several other 2009 and started working several other locations, lives in New Smyrna Beach shows produced there,” said there in 2011. including Broadway. This and is a fifth grader at St. Dr. Julie Schmitt, associate “It’s been a tough battle to production was as good as Barnabas Episcopal School; professor of theatre and let people know that after 20 anything I have ever seen,” Dayna Drury (children’s director of theatre arts at years of renovations it’s Ms. Savoie said. “Special ensemble) is a nine-year old Stetson. “Both the Athens open and getting produc- kudos to the innkeeper and honor student at Freedom and Stetson have a very tions,” he said. “Now they’re his wife, Gavroche and, of Elementary in DeLand; active and busy production beginning to realize the course, Javert for their spec- Marcus Fleishel (Gavroche) season, and we both benefit Athens is open.” tacular performances. is an eighth-grader at St. from our collegial relation- Theater, he said, is the DeLand truly has something Barnabas Episcopal School; ship throughout the year. voice of a community and to be proud of with the qual- Daisy Layman (ensemble) Athens benefits from using the historic Athens is the ity of this musical.” attends Spruce Creek High our highly trained students DeLand community’s arts Athens facility manager School; Kyle Maley (ensem- and their expertise, and our center. Alan Ware, once a student of ble/Courfeyrac) is a fresh- students benefit by being “It was the jewel of Marcel Marceau, and Sarah man at Stetson University; able to gain some additional DeLand for at least 70 “the Carol Burnett of our liv- Alexander Mize (ensemble) musical theatre experience.” years,” Mr. Ware said. “To Photo courtesy of Athens Theatre ing room” Humbert kept is an IB freshman at DeLand The sung-through musi- have her back up and run- audiences in stitches as the Alan Ware played Monsieur Thermadier, the wicked and High School; Joey Sita cal is based on the French ning and to be a venue for a bumbling bad couple, the wickedly funny innkeeper, and Sara Humbert played his (ensemble) plays the trum- historical novel, Les Miser- pool of talent like we have in Thernadiers. wife, Madame Thermadier, in Les Miserables at the pet at Daytona State College ables, by Victor Hugo. It was Central Florida serving the “They’re absolutely despi- Athens Theatre. It was one of Sands Theatre Co.’s most where he is earning his first published in 1862, and community around us is cable,” Mr. Ware said laugh- bachelor’s degree; Eleanor is considered one of the very important.” ing. “They love each other so successful productions. much even though outward- people gape-mouthed, but moved with his family from ly, the way they act, you not for the usual day-job Daytona Beach to DeLand, Open wouldn’t know it because of reasons. said he has the best of both Non-Stop their conceit.” The man has an incredi- worlds, a job he loves, which 365 He and Ms. Humbert were ble voice. allows him to work close to Service cast together once before in Dr. Lowe couldn’t decide home and he gets to act reg- Days Mr. Ware’s first play per- which of his parents’ foot- ularly. formance. steps to follow. “The square footage of “We played boyfriend and His mother, former Volu- that stage you saw me on is girlfriend in a farce,” he said. sia Supervisor of Elections the same as any Broadway “I love her. She’s got a great Deanie Lowe, was Miss stage,” he said. sense of comedy and tim- Florida in 1957, acted and Performing in Les Mis was Dependable ing.” hosted a children’s televi- a dream for him since he sat On-Time Service In Les Miserables that sion show. in the nosebleed section of a comedic timing rescues His father, Jim Lowe, was London theater in 1988 and First Daytona Departure grieving audiences. an orthodontist. “cried like a baby,” watching at 4:00am “If you’re going to watch Upon graduating from it for the first time. 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served at end of play. and may be made by calling Water wise Notes Great Kids Explorer Club (386) 323-3575 in Daytona From page A10 is a local charitable organi- Beach, (386) 626-6643 in zation that is dedicated to DeLand, or (386)424-6875 in bring canned goods/dona- mentoring and tutoring dis- New Smyrna Beach. tions to support the fight advantaged children ages 5- against hunger. 12. Proceeds from this event Mentor training Also, the Hinson Middle will provide free tutoring to School basketball team will at-risk children across Volu- planned do a car wash in front of the sia County. building. Tax-deductible donations Mentor Training Orienta- For more information, call can also be made on-line or tion through Community Partnership for Children will (386) 236-2020. by mailing a check to: Great Kids. P.O. Box 2615. Ormond be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Tues- day, May 20, at 135 Execu- Panhellenic alumnae Beach, FL 32175-2615. For more information, call tive Circle, Daytona Beach. Community Partnership (386) 676-0276. to host spring for Children is recruiting luncheon mentors for teenage chil- Mommy-to-Mommy dren in foster care. Daytona Beach Alumnae To register, contact Susan Panhellenic Association will Support Group Hiltz at (386) 547-2293 or host its spring luncheon on planned [email protected]. Saturday, May 17, at the Hal- ifax River Yacht Club, 331 S. Florida Hospital Memori- Genealogical society Beach St., Daytona Beach. al Medical Center will host a Reservation deadline is to meet Randy Barber/staff photographer support group for new Friday, May 9. moms at 11 a.m. Wednes- Meter reader supervisor Sam West, right, talks to Howard Barbour of Ormond Beach The Martha Halling Schol- day, May 14, in the hospital’s The Volusia County about the new radio-read water meters available for residents during the annual Earth arship will be awarded. Cafeteria Annex, 305 Memo- Social hour will begin at 11 Genealogical Society will Day Picnic on the Plaza at Ormond Beach City Hall on Thursday April 24. rial Medical Parkway in Day- meet at 6:00 p.m. on May 15, a.m. with lunch served at tona Beach. noon. The cost is $25. in the Daytona Beach Class curriculum is Regional Library Auditori- For more information, call designed to support and (386) 671-7413 or to make a um, 105 Magnolia Ave. GGeett TTuunneedd uupp ffoorr yyoouurr enlighten new moms and Barbara Costello, Govern- reservation, call barbara- provide more information [email protected]. ment Documents Librarian about newborns. at Stetson University, will There is no cost to attend, Putt Putt fun talk about “The American SSuummmmeerr TTrraavveell but registration is required. State Papers and the United day May 18 For information or to regis- States Congressional Serial ter, visit FloridaHospitalBa- Set — unexplained sources The Great Kids Explorer bies.com or call (386) 231- for genealogical informa- • BMW Certified Parts & Service Club Spring Mini-Golf fun 3152. tion.” The public is may • Master ASE Tech day will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, attend. • Master BMW Tech RReelliiaabbllee May 18, at Pirates Island Pet Vet Cruiser For more information, call Service for All 090795 Adventure Golf, 3420 S. announces May (386) 257-7828. Foreign & Domestic Cars AUTO REPAIR Atlantic Ave., Daytona 2164 S.. Riidgewood Ave.. Soutth Dayttona Beach Shores. schedule Learn about butterfly Mon-Fri 8am-5pm 386.760.8828 Tickets are $12 each or Jack Hetrick Owner [email protected] $40 a foursome. Volusia County’s Pet Vet gardening at the MV33711 www..relliiablleauttorep..com Pizza, popcorn and drinks Cruiser offers low-cost spay- Ormond library are included and will be ing and neutering services to dogs and cats in unincor- Learn how to attract flocks porated parts of the county of butterflies to your garden and the cities of DeLand and during a free program at 1 South Daytona. p.m. Thursday, May 15, at Here’s where the mobile the Ormond Beach Regional clinic will be in May: Library, 30 S. Beach St. •Rockin’ Ranch, 801 S. Master Gardener Vivian Nova Road, Ormond Beach: Bowden will explain which May 15 and 29 butterfly-friendly plants •Fancy Fruit and Produce, thrive in Florida gardens 911 S. Volusia Ave., Orange and how to care for them. A City: May 12, 19 and 26 productive butterfly garden •Oakbrook Professional does not require a large land Center, 931 S. Spring Garden area. Ave., DeLand: May 13, 20 Her free presentation is and 27 part of the library’s Casual •Fire Station 23, 1850 Pio- Gardening Series. Reserva- neer Trail, New Smyrna tions are not required. For Beach: May 14, 21 and 28 more information, call (386) Fees are based on income. 676-4191, ext. #21084. Appointments are required 092124 090793 090846 Leave a non-perishable food donation in a bag by your mailbox this Saturday. Friday, May 9, 2014 www.HometownNewsOL.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A13

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•Cinematique: The Dutch ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 film “App” (with English subtitles) and “No God No Interaction with an elder is Master” will be shown this something to cherish this week. Tickets are $5 to $9. All week, Aries. Listen closely to tickets are $5 on Tuesdays. the good advice you are The theater is closed on offered, as it will pay divi- Mondays. Cinematique dends down the road. Theater is at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. For informa- TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 tion, call (386) 252-3118. •Music Night at The Hub Taurus, a new coworker may on Canal: The Beu Sisters will come to you with questions. be in concert from 6-9 p.m. at This is your opportunity to 132 Canal Street, New Smyrna serve as a mentor and use Beach. The cost is free to members, $3 for non- your experience to help the members. Children 12 and next generation. younger are free. Refresh- ments will be available for Photo by J.M. Copeland GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 donation. For more informa- Manager Stephanie Bingham, left, and server Molly Reiter show off the view and a favorite appetizer, Asiago and tion, visit thehuboncanal.org crab dip, at River Grille on the Tomoka. Gemini, you are intent on or call (386) 957-3924. purchasing an expensive •Blues Festival: Bands will item sometime this week, be featured in clubs through- but make sure it can be out New Smyrna Beach for RiverGrille offers a view and more returned. Hold on to the the annual Blues Festival, receipt and carefully survey which continues through May your finances. 11. Admission is free to most By J. M. Copeland was a special restaurant that attract- the fish special might be available at For Hometown News ed diners even on night like this. I both meals. events. Some locations are CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 age 21 and up. was right about one thing, I would As I was trying to find the meals on •Shoestring Theatre: The An hour before I was to sit down to not be dining on the deck, not the menu Molly told me they were romantic comedy “Almost a meal at the RiverGrille on the because of the rain, but because it not on the menu. It is time to get out of a rut, Maine” will be performed May Tomoka, storms roared through was full of diners happily enjoying “They are here,” she said, tapping Cancer. Explore a new fash- 9-18 at 380 S. Goodwin St., Ormond Beach. their meals protected by the roll her head. ion choice or dine on a dif- Lake Helen. Show times are 8 I thought my hopes of sitting on down plastic shades. As Molly got our drinks, I took the ferent type of ethnic food. p.m. Matinees are at 2:30 p.m. the deck and enjoying the view of the My husband and I were taken to a opportunity to ask Manager The idea is to step out of On a cold, clear, moonless Tomoka River were washed out and cozy booth and immediately wel- Stephanie Bingham what she would your comfort zone. Friday night in the middle of had expectations of being one of the comed by our server Molly Reiter, recommend on the menu. Her hand winter, all is not quite what it few diners on a Wednesday night. who described the three specials for went immediately to the appetizer LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 seems in the remote, mythical Turning into the restaurant’s full the evening. RiverGrille offers three section and the Baked Asiago and town of Almost, Maine. parking lot off U.S. 1 in Ormond specials for lunch and three different Leo, thoughts of returning to Residents find themselves Beach brought one realization — this specials for dinner every day, though See RIVERGRILLE, B3 school may have floated falling in and out of love in around in your mind in the unexpected and often past. This week you are ener- hilarious ways. Knees are gized to investiage your edu- bruised. Hearts are broken. cational options. Love is lost and found and Florida premier of ‘The Heirs’ in Daytona confounded. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 For more information, call For Hometown News (386) 228-3777. [email protected] Your creativity is on display this week, Virgo. You have Saturday, May 10 The Florida premiere of “The ideas, and you need to put Heirs,” opens at Daytona Playhouse your thoughts in motion, •Sinatra Night: Fil’s Italian May 9 and runs through May 18 at whether through an art proj- Pizzeria presents A Tribute to 100 Jessamine Blvd. ect or entrepreneurial ven- Frank Sinatra with Armando “The Heirs,” directed by Bruce ture. Diaz. There will be two Heighley, is a purrfectly funny farce seatings — 5-6:30 p.m. and 7- written by Jean Van Tuyle. 8:30 p.m. at 4011-C S. Nova LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Road, Port Orange. For more The pedigreed cast includes: information, call (386) 322- J.Walker Fischer, Minas Farkrajian, Richard Lacey, Chris Nestor, Dianne Your ability to compromise is 1911. a big asset in the workplace, •Live Comedy: Part of the Pellaton, Rip Pellaton, Rosemary Shaw, Terrence Van Auken, Carrie Libra. This alone can propel Late & Local Series, a live your career to new heights. improv comedy show Van Tol, and Rachel Yadanza. You’ll take a few steps in the presented by Random Acts of It is 1929 in the Hamptons. Newly Insanity will be at 9:30 p.m. at departed Maragret Hubbard’s will right direction this week. Cinematique Theater, 242 S. has only two simple conditions that Beach St., Daytona Beach. must be met for her heirs to receive SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 First hour appropriate for all their fair share of her considerable audiences, after intermission, wealth. Her playboy husband must Your ability to stay informed adults only please. Tickets are remarry within 48 hours of her helps you to feel in touch $5. For more information, call death and their beloved cat must Photo courtesy of Daytona Playhouse with your surroundings, (386) 252-3118. survive, along with the marriage, The Florida premiere of “The Heirs,” opens at Daytona Playhouse May 9 Scorpio. You will enjoy •Canal Street Cruise: The socializing with friends this for one year. One catastrophe after and runs through May 18, at 100 Jessamine Blvd off Halifax Ave. From left, Canal Street Cruise will be another tests the fates of nine lives week and may host a gather- from 4 - 8 p.m. along historic Rip Pellaton (seated) Dianne Pellaton, J. Walker Fischer and Rosemary ing. See HEIRS, B6 Shaw. See OUT, B4 See SCOPES, B3 090686 B2 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, May 9, 2014 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

Ormond’s Best Kept Secret for over 40 Years Howard’s Famous The Club Scene Restaurant and Grill •Bahama Breeze Island at 1 p.m. Sunday, May 22, and grindgastropub.com. Tuesday, there is Texas hold Grille: Live entertainment is Then2Now will take the stage •Hidden Treasure Rum Bar: ’em at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday is Best Home Cooking offered from noon to midnight at 6 p.m. at 4894 Front St., Bob Kissell will perform from trivia challenge night at 7:30 Monday-Thursday, noon to 1 Ponce Inlet. For more informa- noon-4, Saturday, May 10, at p.m. Thursday Night is karaoke a.m. Friday and Saturday and tion, call (386) 761-4831. 4940 S. Peninsula Drive. Ponce at 7:30 p.m. On Friday, there is noon- 10 p.m. Sundays at •Fletcher’s Cigar Bar & Inlet. For more information, live acoustic guitar music at Breakfast Served 1786 W. International Speed- Social: Tuesday night is Beer call (386) 761-9271. 7:30 p.m. at 193 North $ 5 Lunch Special All Day way Blvd., Daytona Beach. For Club. There is a free new craft •HT’s Pub 44: Bob Kissell Causeway, New Smyrna information, call (386) 226- beer every Tuesday (half off will perform from 5-9 p.m. Beach. For information, call

784154 2292 or visit every beer every Tuesday). Friday, May 9. and 5-9 p.m. (386) 427-1177 or visit Drink Included Salad & M-F 11-3 Homemade Soup bahamabreeze.com. Cost is $15 monthly or $150 Sunday, May 11, at 1889 State merksbarandgrill.com. Mon- Liver & Onion $ •Barracudas Bar & Grille: annually. Thursday night is Road 44, New Smyrna Beach. •Moose Family Center: 3.95 Offers live music at 203 S. poker night. There is no buy-in, For more information, call Sunday brunch from 8:30 a.m. Tues- Grilled Ham & Cheese, Daily Atlantic Ave., New Smyrna free to play at 1220 Hand Ave., (386) 410-4751. to 12:30 p.m. includes coffee Beach. For information, call in Ormond Beach. For more •Inlet Harbor Restaurant & and juice. Cost is $7. Monday Chips, Slaw Hours: M-S 6-3pm • Sun 6-2pm (386) 957-3931. information, call (386) 677- Marina: Live music is offered there are $1 hot dogs from Wed- Turkey Melt, Chips 488 S. Yonge St. (U.S.1) • Ormond Beach •The Beaver Bar: Live music 2700 or visit on the deck at 133 Inlet noon to 4 pm. and $1 tacos Thur- Meatball Sub, Chips is offered at 1105 N. U.S. 1, fletcherscigarbar.com. Harbor Road in Ponce Inlet. from 5 pm. until gone. (1 mile south of Granada - Rt. 40) Ormond Beach. For more •Fountain Beach Resort: For more information, call Karaoke with Shellee is from Fri- Tuna Wrap, Chips information, call (386) 673- The resort is home to the (386) 767-5590. 6:30-10:30 pm. Thursdays and Not valid w/any other discount 05/31/14 Phone: 386-673-1222 3400. Oasis Tiki Bar & Grill. Karaoke •Jakob’s Well: Open mike Saturdays. Five O’Clock Charley •Big D’s Hollywood Nights: is 5-10 p.m. Friday-Monday at night is from 6-9 p.m. each plays 7-11 p.m. every Wednes- In the 3D Lounge at Diamond 313 S. Atlantic Ave., in Daytona Thursday. Coffee, books, fair day. Dine and Dance with Gary Dolls Daytona, Big D’s is open Beach. For more information, trade and live music are all or various artists every Friday. 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily at 301 call (386) 255-1001. available at 132 N. Beach St., For members and qualified Madison Ave., Daytona Beach. •Frappes North: Wine Daytona Beach. For informa- guests at 601 W. Granada Mondays are Muy Caliente tastings are at 6 p.m. the first tion, call (386) 257-2005 or Blvd., Ormond Beach. For Noche Latina Nights and Tuesday of each month. visit jakobswell.com. information, call (386) 673- DDeeVViinnccii’’ss Tuesdays are EDM. Scoot your Reservations are required. Live •JB’s Fish Camp: Dan 8722. Pizza, Pasta & Subs boots for Wild West Wednes- Music Friday Nights is from 7 Hunter will perform from 4:30- •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Mr. Pizza, Pasta & Subs days and start your weekend to 11 p.m. at 123 W. Granada 8:30 p.m. Friday, May 9, at 859 Dunderbak’s hosts a monthly Home Cooking with a Gourmet Touch early with Throwback Thurs- Blvd., in Ormond Beach. For Pompano Ave, New Smyrna beer tasting at 1700 W. Delivery Available days, featuring classic rock. reservations, visit frappes- Beach. The Song Peddler will International Speedway Blvd., Live bands play Friday and north.com or call (386) 615- perform from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Daytona Beach in the Volusia Saturday night, and Service 4888. Friday, May 10. Observant Lion Mall. For information on the 2 for $20 Industry Night is Sunday. •The Garlic: Johnny Mag Sax will perform at 1 p.m. Sunday, next date or to make a •Black Sheep Pub and will perform from 7-11 p.m. May 11. For more information, reservation, call (386) 258- Dinner Special Eating House: Happy hour is Friday and 6-10 p.m. Monday, call (386) 427-5747. 1600 or visit dunderbaksday- daily from 3- 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. May 12. Mike Lamy at the •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: tona.com. 1 Appetizer to close. Black Sheep has piano will be from 4-8 p.m. on Brad Yates will perform May 9. •Mulligan’s Family Sports 2 Select Dinner Entrées social night on Wednesday May 11 and 6-10 p.m. Tuesday Don Hill will perform from 6- Grille: Karaoke with Just with Soup or Salad with an all-night Happy Hour for ladies night. Pop and Blues 10 p.m. Saturday, May 10. Lou George will be from 9:30 p.m.- and live Team Trivia starts at with Mark Hodgson will be will perform on May 11. Ed 1 a.m. Friday. Karaoke with 7:15 p.m. with gift card prizes. from 6-10 p.m. Wednesday Wolford will perform each Mike Leone will be from 9:30 Not valid with any other coupon or discount. Dine in only. Every Friday night live music and Thursday. In the BluBar, Monday and Tuesday. Reuben p.m.-1 a.m. Saturday. James starts at 8 p.m. at 890 S. Amy Alysia and the Soul the Lounge Lizard will perform Wise R&B Motown Sound will Atlantic Ave. in Ormond Beach. Operation will perform from 7- every Wednesday and Gary be from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Beat the Clock from 2-4pm For information, call (386) 11 p.m. Friday. Lawrence App “Not Quite” Wright will Tuesday. Donnie Bostic classic 16” New York Style Only 673-5933 or visit theblack- plays guitar and steel drum perform each Thursday. rock on guitar will be from Cheese Pizza $9.99 sheep.com. from 7-11 p.m. Saturday, May Weather permitting live music 6:30-10:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dine in or Carry out. Must present coupon. Exp 5/16/14 •Diamondbacks Pub & 10 Johnny Mag Sax will is at 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., 3830 S. Nova Road, Port 091052 Grub: There’s karaoke from 7- perform from 6-10 p.m.. Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more Orange. For more information, 197 N. Yonge St Suite 3 11 p.m. Wednesdays and at Thursday, May 15, at 556 E. information, call (386) 265- call (386) 788-3268. Ormond Beach, FL 32174 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturday Third Ave., New Smyrna Beach. 1977. •Norwood’s Restaurant at 2225 S. Ridgewood Ave., For more information call •LuLu’s Oceanside Grill: and Wine Shop: Free wine 386-673-2504 South Daytona. For informa- (386) 424-6660 or visit Live entertainment Friday and tastings are from 5-7 p.m. each tion, call (386) 767-0733. thegarlic.net. Saturday nights 9 p.m. to Friday on the deck and CLOSED SUNDAYS •Down the Hatch: Jazz night •Grind Gastropub and midnight at 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Saturday in the shop with will be at 6 p.m. Friday, May 9. Kona Tiki Bar: Open daily at Ormond Beach. For more complimentary cheeses at 400 Zig Zag will perform at 1 p.m. 11:30 a.m., live entertainment information, call (386) 673- Second Ave., New Smyrna and What About Darcy will and complimentary valet at 49 2641 or visit lulusoceanside- Beach. For more information, perform at 6 p.m. Saturday, W. Granada Blvd., Ormond grill.com. ebsite See SCENE, B3

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DINING & ENTERTAINMENT Locally Owned & Operated crab dip, we sat back and along with a video tour of noon to 5 on Saturday and enjoyed the ambiance of the the restaurant and the menu Sunday. • Graduations •Weddings Parties Banquets • Office • Luncheons RiverGrille restaurant that opened in items. The website also includes From page B1 February 2004. The restaurant will be a message from Ray Bar- Crab Dip and almost before “I have been here since open from noon to 6 pm shay, one of the owners, on Join us Mother’s Day she finished saying it was day one,” Ms. Bingham said. Sunday, May 11, with Moth- what the restaurant means For “I started as a server when er’s Day specials added to to him. her “favorite,” she pointed Prime Rib & Shrimp Dinner out the Veggie Tangles, we opened.” the menu selections. Reser- “I fell in love with this hand-cut onions, peppers, She is not the only long- vations for the day are rec- piece of land over a decade w/mashed potatoes & green beans zucchini, summer squash & time employee. Ms. Reiter ommended and the specials ago and wanted to create a carrots hand breaded, light- has been with the company can be found online. place that would be a true $15.99 ly fried and Cajun dipping for four years and Chef Typically reservations are dining destination, a haven sauce. Her description of Stephen Carnelli has been accepted for large parties. for people to experience the each of her “favorites” on cooking up his Florida cui- Other diners can call 30 river and area history. With Mom’s receive a FREE piece of the menu quickly brought sine with a little Cajun influ- minutes before they expect delicious fresh food, pleas- me to the realization mak- ence in the kitchen for six to arrive to be placed on a ant casual service and terrif- Key Lime Pie And a $7.99 ing a decision wasn’t going years. list to shorten any wait at ic views of the river, the to be easy so we ordered the RiverGrille on the Tomoka the restaurant. RiverGrille has become Gift Certificate for your next visit. first two specials Molly is the restaurant of choice The 10th annual Shrimp & everyone’s place to relax and mentioned, the Cajun snap- for locals and visitors for Crab Boil will kick off spend quality time with everything from a casual Memorial Day weekend, Fri- family and friends.” per topped with spinach FULL MENU AVAILABLE ONLINE lunch to baby showers, wed- day, May 23, through Sun- RiverGrille is at 950 N. pesto and the Surf n’ Turf & ON FACEBOOK with sirloin steak and ding receptions and gradua- day May 25, featuring fresh U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. Parmesan encrusted tion parties. A separate din- shrimp, crab, red russet Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. shrimp. We, like our fellow ing room and the open deck potatoes, corn and crispy Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m. (386) diners, are proud and full by the tiki bar is used for hush puppies and $1.50 to 10 p.m. Friday and Satur- 253-9920 members of the clean plate larger parties of up to 80 long neck Coors beer all day, and noon to 9 p.m. Sun- 1593 N. Nova Rd., Holly Hill Picnics • Tailgating • Corporate Events Fund Raisers Reunions Picnics • Tailgating club. people. weekend. day noon to 9 pm (except Offers not valid with other coupons or specials Starting with a plate of Special events are Happy Hour is 4 to 7 pm Mother’s Day, noon-6 p.m.) Log onto hometownnewsol.com for 1/2 priced gift certificates fiesta colored chips and the announced at rivergrille.net, Monday through Friday and Call (386) 615-2004.

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The show has a 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 7 p.m. Blues Daddies perform. The seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. to close Sunday at 869 S. Smokehouse Saloon is at 144 ORMOND’S Scene and show at 7:30 p.m., at the Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach. S. Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. From page B2 Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic For more information, call For information, call (386) FAVORITE Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. (386) 256-4799. 265-5998. call (386) 428-4621. 784176 Participants will learn tradition- •Rossellini’s Italian •VFW Post 4250: “The Little BISTRO •Ocean Deck: Caribbean al dances with Polynesian restaurant & lounge: Rosselli- V” offers homemade Friday Posse performs from 10 p.m.-2 women, warriors and keikis ni’s has live music from 7- 9 dinners, with all the fixins. It’s a.m. Thursday through Sunday. (children). A flaming fire knife p.m. Saturday at 136 S. Atlantic open to the public from 5:30- Tom Redmond performs dance and hula with audience Ave. For reservations, call 7 p.m. with live music at 7 classic rock from 5-8 p.m. participation will be featured. (386) 253-8333. p.m. Also, Wednesday night Friday and 10 p.m.-2 a.m. For more information, call •Seabreeze Coffee Connec- darts and Saturday karaoke Monday at 127 S. Ocean Ave., HISTORIC (386) 255-5411, Ext. 186, or tion: A hand drum circle plays from 7-11 p.m. Sunday Daytona Beach. For more visit myohanaluau.com. at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 315 breakfasts served from 8-11 1924 BISTRO information, call (386) 253- fiveoclockcharley.com. Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona a.m. at 2350 Sunset Drive, 5224 or visit oceandeck.com. •Riptides Raw Bar & Grill: Beach. For more information, New Smyrna Beach. For more MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: All you can eat crab legs daily. visit drumcircle.meetup.com. information, call (386) 423- 9AM-2PM This dinner show spectacular 784176 There is a family friendly, •The Smokehouse Saloon: 1789. and family-style feast will be private party room available. Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 386-676-5181 Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Happy hour is 3-7 p.m. p.m. Sunday. Chance and the BY RESERVATIONS ONLY

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Mother’s Day Special 2 lb. Snow Crab Dinner for $19.99 Moms get a complimentary glass of wine chef crafted • chef driven • chef inspired or non-alcoholic beverage. Join us for Lunch Tuesday - Friday 11:30-2:00 DAILY SPECIALS Join us for Dinner Tuesday-Sat 5pm to close MONDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT Full Rack of Ribs $1499 ALASKAN SNOW CRAB $37.99 $ 99 Half Rack of Ribs 9 WEDNESDAY Join us for Mother’s Day Black and Blue Sirloin $1399 THURSDAY Where Mom’s are treated (10oz. sirloin topped with blue 12 Fried Shrimp $1299 cheese and bacon choice of side) Snow Crab & Shrimp Combo $1999 Mango Mahi-Mahi $12.99 like Queens Hunter’s Platter $1299 (lightly cajuned Mahi-Mahi topped TUESDAY with mango-pineapple salsa served Sunday, May 11, 2014 5 oz. sirloin and a grilled chicken with choice of side) Crabby Tuesday breast on garlic toast topped with Serving from 4pm-8pm 2 lb. Snow Crab Dinner $1999 tomatoes and Hunter sauce All moms will receive a FULL BAR & FULL MENU DAILY complimentary dessert Crab • Steaks • Burgers • Wings • Ribs • Hot Sandwiches for being so sweet Wine Tasting • Cooking Classes • Live Music Catering • Happy Hour • Gift Certificates

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p.m. at Stetson University Insanity Improv Troupe will be Make some noise Out Elizabeth Hall. The concert at 8 p.m. at Cinematique From page B1 will feature Beethoven’s Theater, 242 S. Beach St., Piano Sonata No. 28, and his Daytona Beach. Interactive, Canal Street, New Smyrna Piano Trio No. 5 “Ghost.” A join the fun, spin the prize Beach. Sponsored by the East $10 donation is requested. wheel and win. Tickets are $5. Coast Cruisers, the family- For more information, visit For more information, call friendly classic car show offers daytonasolisti.com. (386) 252-3118. food and entertainment in a •“Swan Lake:” A special historic setting. For more Mother’s Day performance of Thursday, May 15 information, call Pat Teehan Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake will at (386) 547-7319. be screened at 2 p.m. at •Science Café: This event •Elvis Tribute Show: The Cinematique, 242 S. Beach will be at 5:15 p.m. Thursday, Gateway Center for the Arts St., Daytona Beach. This is a at The Cinematique Theater, welcomes Jim Jinelli in Elvis: a never-before-seen high 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Concert Experience at 2:30 definition restoration of a Beach. and 7:30 p.m. at 880 N. U.S. historic Rudolf Nureyev and Going Ape: Florida’s battles 17/92, DeBary. Tickets are $12 Margot Fonteyn 1966 over Evolution in the Class- for members, $15 for advance performance at the Vienna room. Video “Becoming or $18 at the door. For State Opera House. Tickets Human” followed by an information visit, gatewaycen- are $13 for members, $15 for interesting and timely terforthearts.org or call (386) nonmembers. Reservations scientific discussion in plain 668-5553. suggested. (386) 252-3118. English with local scientist Ticket includes Mother’s Day and author Brandon Haught. Sweet Treat. Sunday, May 11 Admission is free. Cafe items available for purchase. Tuesday, May 13 Randy Barber/staff photographer •Concert: Michael Rickman For information, call (386) Jared Adkins, 15, of Daytona Beach plays trumpet for the Atlantic High School Jazz Band on piano, Susan Pitard Acree 252-3118. on violin and Joseph Cor- •Improv Comedy Show: A •Opera Video Club: “Der during the annual Lakeside Jazz Festival at the Kenneth Parker Performing Arts poron on cello will perform a Live Improv comedy show Amphitheater in Port Orange on Friday, April 25. piano trio concert at 3:30 presented by Random Acts of See OUT, B6 Now Open! Sea worthy

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Mike Featherston/staff photographer Walter Lewis of Ormond Beach and Tom Merkel of South Daytona work with several others to meet the Daytona Beach 3781 S. Nova Rd. Port Orange Maritime Museum’s challenge to build a sea-worthy boat in four hours during the Founders Day and Real McCoy Rum (Corner of Nova & Dunlawton) 386-301-6007 Festival in Holly Hill on Saturday, April 26.

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Karaoke Every Wed, Fri & Sat Buy 20 Wings, Get 30 $15.99 Wed & Sun $1.75 Pints All Day, Every Day MENU ITEMS FROM $3.99-$12.95 10% OFF ENTIRE BILL Expires 5/17/14 090948 DiamondBack’s DAILY FULL Randy Barber/staff photographer SPECIALS Pub & Grub BAR Artist Darlene O’Leary of Coastal Images in Ormond-by-the-Sea hangs another one of her palm frond creations, which the locals choice since 1998 resemble fish during the 42nd annual Art in the Park at The Casements in Ormond Beach on Saturday, May 3. 386-767-0733 • 2225 S. Ridgewood S. Daytona

Art Notes Restaurant - Delicatessen Art Guild slates spring exhibit 3366. pottery. Seabreeze Tradewinds The three-week show will open Beer Tasting with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Fri- Ormond Beach Art Guild spring show to open exhibit and opening reception will be day, May 9, for an opportunity to June 6th from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 15, meet the artists. The show will close The work of Seabreeze High School 5:30-8:30 pm at the Casements, 25 Riverside Drive. May 29. art students will be in the spotlight at The exhibit will be on display from The museum is open from 10 a.m. $12 per person the Tradewinds 2014 show opening May 12 to June 6. Attendees of the open- to 4 p.m. daily and noon to 4 p.m. on Reservations Required May 9 at the Ormond Memorial Art ing reception will have the opportunity to the weekend. The surrounding gar- Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., vote for their favorite painting to select dens with sculptural tributes to veter- www.dunderbaksdaytona.com Ormond Beach. the show’s “Viewers’ Choice Award.” ans close at sunset. Seabreeze students have worked Open tothe public For more information, call (386) Volusia Mall on projects in acrylics, colored pen- 386- 258-1600 For more information, call (386) 676- 676-3347. cils, graphite, ink wash, ceramics and Lolita Glassware

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890 S.. Atllantiic Ave.. Ormond Beach • TheBllackSheep..co • 386-673-5933 B6 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, May 9, 2014 Religion News Prayers for calm seas Christian Healing church. Daytona Beach City Com- Center hosts ‘What is missioner Paula Reed will be the guest speaker. The Love’ event “Women of Faith Ecumeni- cal Music Ensemble,” a Christian Healing Center melding of the best voices will host “What is Love” at from the best choirs in our 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 9, at community, will provide the 1028 N. U.S. 1 in Ormond music for the service. Beach. For more information, call The event will explain (386) 255-7222. how to experience more of the love of God to fill that empty feeling inside. Heaven account A non-denominational explored at ministry open to everyone, the center is open from 1 to Lifetree Café 7 p.m. Tuesdays or by appointment. For informa- An exclusive filmed inter- tion, email view with Todd Burpo, [email protected] author of New York Times or call (386) 679-9239. best seller “Heaven Is for Real: A Little Boy’s Astound- ing Story of His Trip to Church plans Heaven and Back,” will be Mother’s Day o screened at Lifetree Café at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, May 11, bservances and 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, Above: Father Phil Egitto May 14, at 142 Fairview leads the school and Stewart Memorial United Ave., Daytona Beach. church community in a Methodist Church will host In 2003, Mr. Burpo nearly walk to the beach to pray its annual Mother’s Day lost his four-year-old son, prayer brunch from 11 a.m. Colton. The boy’s appendix to Mother Mary Mother to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 10, burst and he fought a life- of God for safety, espe- at 300 N. Martin Luther King threatening infection. To save Colton’s life, emer- cially from hurricanes, Jr. Blvd., Daytona Beach. during kick off the Festa Dr. Gwendolyn Grant, gency surgery was conduct- ed. After the surgery, Colton columnist for Essence Mag- Italiana Festival for Our began telling his parents Lady of Lourdes Catholic azine, will be the guest about his “visit to heaven.” speaker at the brunch. Admission to the 60- Church in Daytona Beach The 2014 Honorees are minute event is free. Snacks on May 1. Right: Principal women who serve as role and beverages are available. Sean O’Dell holds the models and exemplify serv- Lifetree Café is a place ice, commitment and faith. where people gather for loud speaker as Father Tickets are $10 and can be conversation on life and Egitto prays. Also pic- purchased from the Women faith in a casual coffee- tured are Andrew of Stewart. house-type setting. Moceri, left, Lauren Butts A Women’s Day Worship For more information, call Service will be at 10:45 a.m. Sylvia Meincke at (386) 451- and Kelsey Becker, right. Sunday, May 18 at the 5223. Randy Barber staff photographer LaRoche’s Over 60 Years in Business FREE SHIPPING Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. 1, USED FURNITURE SPECIAL OFFER FRUIT BOXES Ormond Beach. Admission is ORANGES Out Upcoming Events $10. Bedroom $5.00 Off purchase of $25.00 or more From page B4 Living Room $10.00 Off purchase of $50.00 or more 1 Tray $38.95 “Seussical the Musical” is (approx. 9 lbs) based on the stories of Dr. $20.00 Off purchase of $100.00 or more Rosenkavalier,” opera by •Cruise Night: Cathy and Mattresses 2 Trays $51.95 Seuss. “Willy Wonka Kids” is Must Present Coupon Cannot be combined with any other Strauss, sung in German with Mike’s Suds N Subs NY Eatery coupon. Expires 05/31/14 Excludes fruit shipping (approx. 18 lbs) Shipping included based on Roald Dahl’s novel, VOTED #1 Patios & More English subtitles, will be will host a cruise and bike “Charlie and The Chocolate shown free at noon in the night from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Factory.” Daytona Beach Shores Council Friday, May 16, at 2119 S LAROCHE FRUIT • FRUIT TREES • USED FURNITURE For more information, call FRESH SQUEEZED JUICE • FRUIT • PRODUCE AT DAYTONA STORE EBT DEBIT ACCEPTED Chamber’s Activity Room, Ridgewood Ave., Edgewater. (386) 676-3375. (US 1) (US 1) 3048 S. Atlantic Ave. For more There will be raffles and •Art Walk on Flagler: Artists information, call (386) 615- 50/50. Drivers receive bever- 091072 will be on Flagler Avenue from 6430 or (386) 677-4604. age free and 10 percent off guest check for two. For more 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday, May information, call (386) 410- 24. Sponsored by The Gallery 4737. Group of Flagler Avenue, the •”Butterflies Are Free:” The event has been a part of the Little Theatre of New Smyrna community for more than six Beach is in production for years. For more information, “Butterflies Are Free,” which call (386) 428-1770. will open on Friday, May 16, •Flagler Avenue Wine Walk: and run for two weekends. Explore interesting wines as Ticket prices are $16 adults, you walk Flagler Avenue from $15 seniors and $8 for 1-7 p.m., Saturday, May 24. students under 18. For more During the progressive event, information, call (386) 423- taste your choice of more than 1246. 100 showcased wines. Wine •Art of The Automobile: tasting passports are $25 and Calling all car lovers and are available at 113 Flagler, at enthusiasts. Get your motor the tent at Flagler Avenue and runnin’ and head on down to Cooper Street, or at the corner the boulevard. Beach Street is of S. Atlantic and Flagler the backdrop for the Art of the Avenue. Passports include 20 Automobile from 10 a.m. to 5 tasting tickets and a keepsake p.m. Saturday, May 17. wine glass. Some locations The nostalgic event is a feature both one- and multi- classic celebration of cars, ticket wines to sample. Those music and fashion and how who want to share their 20 they are representative of their tasting tickets with a friend periods. Beach Street will may get an additional wine represent a timeline of glass for $5. For more informa- automobiles as vehicles from tion, visit partyonflagler.com. various eras line the sidewalk •Fifth Friday Food Trucks: and Riverfront Park. Bring your dancing shoes, grab Classic car owners who wish your appetite and head to to participate are encouraged Canal Street in New Smyrna to download the registration Beach May 30 for Fifth Friday form at in the historic district. From 4-9 artoftheautolifestyle.com. For p.m., there will be dancing in more information, visit the the street, live music and website or call (386) 238- gourmet food trucks. Activities 4001. will be on the street between •International Museum Christmas Park and near Day: This event will be from 10 Orange Street. For more a.m.-2 p.m. May 17 at Ponce information, call (386) 424- Answers located in Classified Section de Leon Inlet Lighthouse & 2175. Museum, 3941 S. Peninsula •Happy Together Tour: Drive Ponce Inlet Tickets are on sale now for Admission is $5 for adults, the Happy Together Tour. This $1.50 for Ages 2-11 and summer, classic music fans will children less than 2 are free. rejoice as the renowned Also, May 17 is “Armed Forces Happy Together Tour 2014 Day.” Active duty military and comes to Daytona Beach. The veterans are admitted free 30th anniversary of the tour with proof of service. that celebrates the biggest hits

094224 For more information, call of the ’60s and ’70s will kick (386) 761-1821 or visit off at 7:30 p.m. June 15 at the ponceinlet.org. Peabody Auditorium in •“Seussical” and “Willy Daytona Beach. Wonka Kids:” Children’s Reserved tickets are $38 - Musical Theatre Workshop will $49 plus service fees and are present these plays 7-9 p.m. now available for purchase at Saturday, May 17, at the Ormond Beach Performing See OUT, B7

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games, at 600 Driftwood Ave., 0488. in the Canal Street Historic Daytona Beach. For the •Indigo Lakes Country District, 210 Sams Ave., New Celebrate Earth schedule, call (386) 255-7744 Club: Live karaoke with TNT Smyrna Beach. Local farmers or visit DaytonaBridge.org. Karaoke is from 7-11 p.m. offer fruit, vegetables, herbs, •Democracy Now: Internet each Saturday at 312 Indigo flowers, plants, juices, dairy, news with Amy Goodman will Drive, Daytona Beach. seafood and grass-fed meats. be presented at 10:30 a.m. •Island Discovery Boat Organic and pesticide-free each Thursday at Unitarian Tour: Travel in comfort on the produce are available. For Universalist Society, 56 N. Discover boat through the information, go to canal- Halifax Ave., Ormond Beach. Indian River Lagoon to an streetnsb.com or call (404) Coffee and doughnuts will be island where you get off and 429-5524. served. The public may attend. explore the sandbars with •New Smyrna Beach •Disabled American seine, cast and dip nets. A Museum of History: Veterans Chapter 84 of coastal master naturalist will In the NSB Waterfront Loop, Greater Daytona: The chapter lead the way and help you 120 Sams Ave., New Smyrna holds a Wednesday night identify the creatures you Beach, the museum is open bingo session at its chapter encounter. Call for reserva- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly tions at (386) 428-4828. Tuesday to Saturday. Admis- Hill. The Early Birds begins at •Marine Corps League sion is free. For more informa- 6:30 p.m. with the regular Meeting: The Marine Corps tion, call (386) 478-0052. games starting at 7:15 p.m. League Captain Tiger Mayber- •Orchid Society: The There are free hot coffee and ry Detachment No. 658 will Volusia County Orchid Society doughnuts. For more informa- meet at 6 p.m. the second meets at 6 p.m. the third tion, call (386) 252-4551. Thursday of each month, VFW Wednesday of each month at •Eagles Lodge 4242: No. 3282, 5810 S. Williamson the Volusia County Fair- Breakfast is served from 10 Blvd., Port Orange. For more grounds Agricultural Center in a.m. to noon each Sunday. information, call (386) 427- DeLand. For more informa- Philly cheese steak and burger 2331. tion, call (386) 801-4749 or platters are offered from 5-8 •Museum of Arts & visit vsosonline.org. p.m. each Wednesday. Wings Sciences: The following •Ormond Beach Farmers & Things are offered from 3-7 exhibits are now on display: Market: The farmers market is p.m. each Saturday. Karaoke is The Beauty of Watercolors, open each Thursday from 8 Photos by Randy Barber/staff photographer 6-10 p.m. every Wednesday through spring 2014; Discover a.m. to 1 p.m. at 22 S. Beach Students from Ormond Beach Elementary School dance to the sounds of the Five O’Clock and Saturday at 132 W. Park the Daytona Mastodon, St., Ormond Beach. For more Ave., Edgewater. For more through spring 2014. The information, visit Charley band during the annual Earth Day Picnic on the Plaza at Ormond Beach City Hall information, call (386) 427- Museum of Arts & Sciences is www.ormondbeachmain- on Thursday April 24. 9944. at 352 S. Nova Road Daytona street.com. •Edgewater Fire-Rescue Beach. For more information, •Ormond Beach Historical Bingo: Games begin at 6:30 visit www.moas.org. Society Welcome Center and p.m. each Tuesday at the Fire- •New Smyrna Beach Museum: This is the “Gate- Rescue Association Fire Hall, Farmer’s Market: Each way to the Ormond Scenic 2616 Hibiscus Drive. Two Saturday, vendors take their games have $100 jackpots. places in front of Old Fort Park See OUT, B8 Snacks and soft drinks are available for purchase. All proceeds benefit the Fire- Rescue Association’s various causes. For information, call (386) 424-2445. •The Elks Lodge: 820 W. Park Ave., Edgewater, serves lunch from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Tuesday to Friday. The lodge has a spaghetti dinner from 5- 7 p.m., each Tuesday. Cost is $7 per person. Dinner and dancing are from 5-10 p.m. each Friday. All proceeds benefit the Elks’ sponsored charities. For information, call (386) 663-3041. •Handicapped Adults of Volusia County: HAVOC advocates for equal opportu- nity, accessibility and inde- City employee John Vick gets a diabetes check from John Thomas of the Ormond Beach pendence for all people with disabilities. The group meets Lions Club also during the annual Earth Day Picnic. the first Wednesday of each month from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Votran office at 950 Big Tree Road, South Daytona. For more information, call Patricia

dinner on Fridays. The post is 7 p.m. Mondays. The courts 784263 at 2111 S. U.S. 1 in Edgewater. are on the corner of Flagler A. Lipovsky at (386) 255- Out For more information, call Avenue and Pine Street. For From page B6 (386) 402-7602. more information, call (704) •AMVETS 911: The post 701-7298 visit cmshuffle- the Peabody Box Office, serves dinner Wednesday and board.org. Ticketmaster outlets, Walmart Friday nights and breakfast on •Cracker Creek’s Pirate Supercenters, charge by Saturday and Sunday at 5624 Cruise: Cracker Creek’s Pirate phone at (800) 745-3000 and Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. Cruise is now available for online at TicketMaster.com. For information, call (386) themed birthday parties and •Comedian Lewis Black: 788-1014. group reservations at 1795 Tickets are on sale now for •The Casements: The Taylor Road, Port Orange. comedian Lewis Black’s Dec. former winter home of John D. Activities include an interactive 784210 12 appearance at Peabody Rockefeller is owned by the Pirate Cruise aboard the Auditorium in Daytona Beach. city of Ormond Beach and Cracker Creek pontoon boat Tickets are available at the serves as a civic and cultural followed by a treasure Peabody Box Office, Ticket- center. The home is open 9 hunt/tram tour led by cos- master outlets and Walmart a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through tumed character actors. Supercenters, call (800) 745- 16 Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Minimum of 10 people to 3000 or online at Peabody- Saturday. The historic property schedule. Cost is $10 for an Daytona.com. Reserved tickets is at 25 Riverside Drive, adult, $8 for senior adult or are $39.50, $49.50 and $59.50 Ormond Beach. For informa- child. For more information plus surcharges. tion, call (386) 676-3216 or go contact (386) 304-0778 or to www.thecasements.net. visit crackercreek.com. Ongoing Events •Coronado/Mainland •Dance: The Women of the Shuffleboard Club: The New Moose has a singles and Smyrna Beach club plays at couples dance at the Moose •American Legion Post 17: 1:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, Lodge, 601 W. Granada Blvd., Breakfast is served from 8 to October to March and 10 a.m. Ormond Beach on Saturdays 11 a.m. every Sunday. Monday to Saturday from April from 7-10 p.m. For informa- Spaghetti, salad and garlic Presented By: to September. Games are also tion, call (386) 255-2207. bread is served from at 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday and •Daytona Metropolitan May 14, 2014 4:30–6:30 p.m. each Thursday Thursday year round. Cost is Bridge Club: Duplicate bridge Ajax Building Corporation • Adams, Briggs & Briggs at 619 Canal St., New Smyrna $20 a year and includes free is played Monday through Beach. Daytona Beach lessons. Cribbage is played at Friday, limited and open American Care Group, Inc. • Bethune Cookman University •American Legion Post 120: The post offers bar bingo at Brown & Brown, Inc. • City of Daytona Beach 6:30 p.m. Monday with Ocean Center burgers and fries. Tuesday is NAIL DOWN Corizon • Daytona Auto Mall • Daytona Beach Rotary taco night. The first and third Your Spring Cleaning List Wednesdays feature chicken Daytona Beach Kennel Club • Daytona International Speedway Home Remodeling & Painting Specialist wings and barbecue ribs, and 784212 Fridays are dinner, dancing and No Job Too Big. No Job Too Small. Daytona State College • Edgewater Police Department karaoke. (Danny’s famous fish Painting, Interior/Exterior, Carpentry Embry Riddle Aeronautical University fry on the second Friday of the Trim Work, Doors, Drywall Texturing, Wood Rot month). Menus and prices vary Repairs & Much More 2014 Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and reservations are recom-

Voted Best! 784210 mended for Wednesdays and Handyman Services Florida Hospital • Giles Electric • Hometown News Fridays at 461 Walker St., Holly Michael D. Kalandras, Inc. Hill. For more information and 386-756-7055 Lentz Plastic Surgery • New Smyrna Beach Police Department dinner times, call the post at 784212 18 Years Serving Volusia • Lic# 13-00022284 (386) 258-5275. Office of the State Attorney, 7th Judicial Circuit •American Legion Post No. 267: Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. each SOT #36723 Ormond Beach Police Department Wednesday at 156 New Britain, Ormond Beach. A light Port Orange Police Department meal is available after five BILOXI CASINO TOURS games. Games are open to the Professional Tour Escorts with refreshments served Publix Supermarket Charities • Raposa Perry Young, LLC public. For more information, call (386) 672-7678. 3 Nights Realty Pros Assured • Seminole Electric Cooperative •American Legion Post 270: Each Monday is taco night. 5/26 • 6/23 • 7/21 • 8/25 Smith Hood Bigman • South Daytona Police Department Wednesday wings are served. • Deluxe motor coaches St. Augustine Beach Police Department There is a fish fry every Friday. • Three Nights Accommodations All meals are served from 5-7 • Professional Guides - Janet & Bob St. Johns County Sheriffs Office p.m. Post 270 is at 119 Howes www.LauraKaneTravel.com • Visits to 2 add’l. casinos required St., Port Orange. For more • Ask about the 5 for $50 deal Volusia County Sheriff’s Office • Waste Pro information, call (386) 788- 6800. $ $ Wells Fargo Bank • Deland Police Department •AMVETS Post 2: The rider’s 784260 179 pp/dbl 199 pp/dbl group will meet at 10 a.m. the first Saturday of each month, Includes $55 in freeplay & two breakfast vouchers with a ride following the Call for bus pick up locations in your area 1-877-498-3310 meeting. The post serves B8 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, May 9, 2014

•Piggotte Community children younger than 5. Out Center: Cards and game Experience dolphin sightings Supporting the troops playing is from 1-3 p.m. each and nesting birds on adjacent From page B7 Monday and Thursday at the islands. Learn local history and Loop” featuring historical center. There is no cost. Silver exciting narratives about photographs, a 20-minute Sneakers exercise classes are shipwrecks, smuggling, New DVD and interpretive panels on Mondays and Wednesdays Smyrna Beach settlement, Civil that tell the history of the from 9-10 a.m. Humana- War and Indian raids, told by Ormond Beach area. Hours are eligible members are free. historians from the New 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday Non-eligible members are $2 Smyrna Museum of History. through Saturday. Admission is per class resident, $2.50 non- To make a reservation, call free. The facility is at 38 E. resident. The center is at 504 (386) 405-3445. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. Big Tree Road, South Daytona. •Sailing instruction: Join For more information, call For more information, call Ship 495 Sea Scouts at New (386) 676-7005 or visit (386) 322-3070. Smyrna Beach Boat and Ski ormondhistory.org. •Port Orange Elks Lodge Club, 242 North Causeway, at •Ormond Memorial Art No. 2723: Offers bingo open the boat ramp. Visit any Museum: The museum is to the public on Fridays at Wednesday at 6 p.m. Kids 14 open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 5707 S. Ridgewood Ave., Port to 19 learn about safe boating, p.m. and noon to 4 p.m. on Orange. Doors open at 9:30 then hop aboard 14-foot Capri weekends. The gardens are a.m. and games are from 11 sailboats for hands-on lessons. open until dusk daily. a.m.-2:30 p.m. There are three The group competes four •Peninsula Club of Daytona $200 jackpots and packages times a year around the state Beach: The Peninsula Club of start at $10. A Cruise-In is on on sailing vessels of all sizes. Daytona Beach will host an the first and third Monday of This is a year-round program in afternoon of bridge and every month to support local its 11th year in New Smyrna veterans and youth programs. Beach. The fee is $20 per year Photo courtesy of Gene Swarbrick canasta on Thursdays. Social hour begins at 11 a.m.; lunch Bring your antique, classic, to join and participants hold Jan Dodge, coordinator at the Council of Catholic Women of Our Lady of Hope in Port is served at noon. Cards start muscle car or motorcycle or car washes and repair donated Orange, and Gene Swarbrick, Commander of Father John Washington Post 1944 of The after lunch. For membership just come and enjoy the boats to raise funds for out-of- Catholic War Veterans, prepare the 2 millionth grocery coupon to be sent to the men and information, call (386) vehicles. For information call town regattas. For more 675-6676. Lunch reservations (386) 767-8572. information, call (386) 423- and women in the Armed Forces and their families in 154 countries. The coupon effort are required by Monday •Port Orange Farmer’s 9134 or (386) 427-1572. also involves Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Ormond Beach and the Telephone Pio- morning. To order lunch, call Market: The market is 9 a.m.-1 •Sica Hall: Baby nickel and (386) 767-3297. p.m. each Saturday at the dime bingo is from 10-11:30 neers. Pavilion in Port Orange. a.m. Tuesday, Wednesdays and Featuring fresh produce, select Fridays. Big bingo is from 1- organic produce, caramel corn, 3:30 p.m. each Wednesday. A natural honey, natural and dance with live music is from vegan sauces, dips, cupcakes, 2-4 p.m. each Tuesday. crafts, and handmade soaps Admission is $5. For a com- and candles. For more plete list of events contact Sica 091307 information or a vendor Hall. Sica Hall is at 1065 application, visit portorange- Daytona Ave., Holly Hill. For farmersmarket.com. more information, call (386) •Project Linus: Project 236-2997 or hollyhillds@coa- Linus, an all-volunteer iaa.org. organization that provides •Super Singles of Florida: A comfort and security to dance is from 7:30-10:30 p.m. seriously ill and traumatized each Wednesday at the Eagles 091307 children through handmade Club, 190 S. Nova Road, blankets, meets the first Ormond Beach. Music by Mr. Wednesday of each month at DJ Entertainment starts at 8 St Paul’s Episcopal Church, p.m. and includes many 1650 Live Oak St., New “oldies.” The cost is $8. Smyrna Beach. There are Participants must be single. For meetings in the Ormond more information, call Beach area, too. For more (386)441-8628. FREE LOCK information, call at (386) 345- •VFW Post 1590: VFW Post 0385. 1590 has Monday night •River of History Cruise: A spaghetti and meatball dinners two-hour River of History from 3-6 p.m. for $5 to benefit With the Signing of Cruise from Ponce Inlet to the Ladies Auxiliary. Tuesday is New Smyrna Beach and back all day $1 hotdogs and $1 along the Intracoastal Water- beer. Darts tournament starts a New Lease way is offered at 10 a.m. each at 7 p.m. Wednesday is bingo Expires 5/31/14 Wednesday. at 1 p.m. Friday is dinner, The boat leaves from 4936 dancing and karaoke from 5 Peninsula Drive, Ponce Inlet. p.m. Saturday is “Big Burger” Tickets are $25 for adults; $20 day from noon-5 p.m. to for seniors; $10 for children ages 5 to 12; and free for See OUT, B10 091017

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Sarah Trawick, both of The local winners moving DeLand and 2017 to the semifinals are: For more information, First Flight: Brygitte visit roxvolleyball.com The U.S. Lifesaving Asso- Lusinski — Low Gross; For more information on ciation has selected Volusia Franny Bush — Low Net the Florida Elite Volleyball County as the site for the Second Flight: Alice Ward Club, call Kathy Young (386) National Lifeguard Cham- — Low Gross; Suzette Swee- 852-9434 or visit flori- pionships in August 2015 ny — Low Net daelitevolleyballclub.com. and August 2017. Third Flight: Kathleen The four-day events, McKay — Low Gross; Jackie USA Gymnastics which are expected to draw Poole — Low Net nearly 2,000 competitors Fourth Flight: Connie hosts two events at along with their families Karby — Low Gross; Joyce Ocean Center and supporters, will be on Borda — Low Net the beach in front of Ocean Scramble Team is Helen Kramer, Marty Mulligan, Walk in Daytona Beach. Two USA Gymnastics Marilyn O’Connor and Car- Individual events will international events will be lene Anthony at the Ocean Center in Day- include a running relay, The North Florida and surf swim, rescue race, tona Beach through May 11 Southeast District tourna- – the 2014 Junior Pan Amer- landline rescue, and iron ment will be June 14 at The man/iron woman competi- ican Championships and King and Prince Beach & Stars & Stripes Cup. tions. Golf Resort, St. Simons The Junior Pan Am Events will be divided Island, Georgia. Championships is the into juniors (competitors For more information or Youth Olympic Games 18 and under) and seniors to join EWGA, call (386) (competitors over 18 in 852-4155 or visit ewgaday- qualifier for both trampo- five-year age increments), tonabeach.com. line and rhythmic gymnas- Randy Barber/staff photographer according to Mark Swan- tics for the Americas. The Stars & Stripes Cup, Don Cayer of Ormond Beach lines up a shot during the Spring Senior League Pool son, the county’s beach Port Orange program May 9-11, is an internation- Tournament at Uncle Waldo’s Billiards in South Daytona on Thursday, April 17. Uncle director. al invitational competition Waldo’s recently celebrated its 30th senior league anniversary. Swanson and local busi- competes in for trampoline, synchro- nessman Charlie Lydecker, national series nized trampoline, double a former Volusia County mini-trampoline and tum- lifeguard and previous Port Orange-based Flori- bling. The rhythmic gym- WWEESSTTBBEERRRRYY DDEENNTTAALL USLA competitor, will co- da Elite Beach was among nastics competition, slated chair the event. Both were the competitors for the first for May 8-11, is an open instrumental in convincing stop of the 2014 National R.S. WESTBERRY, DMD event for U.S. gymnasts D•M•D COMPLIMENTARY the USLA to select Daytona Volleyball League & Rox competing in Junior COMPREHENSIVE EXAM & X-RAY Beach. Beach Volleyball Series. Olympic Levels 5 and 6. Mr. Lydecker, an execu- Playing April 26-27 in An all-session ticket is NEW PATIENTS ONLY• WITH COUPON • HTN tive with locally based front of the Ocean Deck in $45 and an all-day pass is PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY Brown and Brown Insur- Daytona Beach, the Volusia $20. All tickets are general ance, is a competitive County Adult Division win- admission and include swimmer and medalist in ners include: facility fees. Buy tickets at IMPLANT DENTISTRY previous lifeguard competi- •Women’s Third: Kasi ticketmaster.com or at the tions. Morgan, Daytona Beach Ocean Center box office. The competitions will be Shores, and Danielle The daily all-day passes are organized by the U.S. Life- Weishaar, Orlando available at the box office COSMETIC DENTISTRY saving Association and the •Women’s Fourth: Traci only. 784214 Volusia Surf Lifesaving Kennedy, South Daytona, Association in conjunction and Brooke Rothrock, New Lady Renegades High HITENING with the Volusia County’s Smyrna Beach W WWW.WESTBERRYDENTAL.COM Beach Safety Division. •Women’s Fifth: Sandy School team wins Volusia County hosted Garner and Susie championship NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS the national champi- Williamson, both of Day- onships in 1982, 1996 and EMERGENCY CARE tona Beach. The Lady Renegades High 386-761-8822 2004 and the World Lifesav- •Co-ed: First: Nina Kron- School team won the cham- 3120 S. RIDGEWOOD AVE. • S. DAY TONA ing Championships in 2002. tec and Greg Smith, both of pionship of the NSA Fast- Daytona Beach; Second, pitch Ormond Beach Bash Executive women Dave Kennedy and Traci tournament April 26-27 at golfers begin series Kennedy of South Daytona. the Ormond Beach Sports Junior Division winners Complex on Hull Road. The Daytona Beach Area include: Even with two injured Chapter of the Executive •16U First, Luke Bryan players out and one getting Women’s Golf Association and Anthony Militello, injured during the games, met Sunday, April 27, at The Ormond Beach; Second, the team won all three Club at Pelican Bay North Abby Logsdon and Allexis games on Saturday. Course in Daytona Beach Lanoue, Daytona Beach On Sunday, the High for the first stage of the •12U First, Ava Pringle, School team won the play- EWGA 2014 Championship. Orange City, and Madison off game against the Port The EWGA Champi- Logsdon, Lake Helen; Sec- Orange Blazers 5-0 taking onship started in 1995 and ond, Diana Bierwagon and them to the championship

has grown to be the largest 784152 Kayla Gonzalez, both of women’s amateur golf com- game. petition in the world. DeLand Senior Morgan Lambert The championship starts •18U First, Erica Brok and hit a home run in her first at with an 18-hole qualifying Isabel Harris, both of bat in the championship round at each chapter loca- Ormond Beach; Second, game, leading to a 4 to 1 tion. Hannah Runge, Deltona, win behind pitchers Alyssa The EWGA Champi- and Allie Geary of DeLand Sigers and Brooklyn Jime- onship offers two different •14U First, Hallie Huth, son.

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090946 CALL 322-5902 B10 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, May 9, 2014 On the run Commemorating the great sport of Florida fly fishing ou know after last and the wind puts a chop on week’s mostly negative FISHING the water, I switched to my Ycolumn, I am happy to WITH jig. have something more DAN This time I baited with the positive to report. Grandslam Lite Beer shrimp The day after I sent that DAN SMITH tail I have become very fond column along to my editor of. Before the morning was Cecil Brumley, I was out on over, I would add another a beautiful spring morning trout, I smiled at its voracity. 15-inch trout to my string to try my luck around The trout must have had an and have a lot of fun with a Tomoka Basin. As always I identity crisis for it fought 17-inch redfish before was on the water early. So like a snook. I attributed turning that one back. The early I was there before the that to the water tempera- trip was not great, but far no-see-ums had begun ture that was still in the low better than my last one looking for breakfast. 70s. when I was skunked. Things Fishing near a submerged By the way, the water are looking up! reef that had once been a quality in the upper Halifax Some more positive news thriving oyster bar, but was is excellent. On this morn- came from my friend now just a shallow spot ing it appeared almost sea Suzanne Heddy. filled with mud and silt, I green and it would not have On April 23, the Florida began throwing around my been a stretch to call it blue. House Of Representatives red and white MirrOlure. As the sun came full up, I passed resolution no. That top water plug called saw the tide was high and HR9101 certifying that her a “floating twitchbait” by only just beginning to uncle, Capt. Bill Smith, had the company is an engi- recede. When the water is caught the very first bone- neering marvel in that it can up like that, I know the red fish in the state by way of a be used either as a floater or drum will move in close to fly. In the summer of 1939, diver depending on how shore to search for the crabs Capt. Smith, fishing out of you fish it. The miracle is it that hide in the grass, so I Islamorada in the Keys, can accomplish this without made a cast to the bank. I used a fly of his own making use of any sort of plastic lip. didn’t even have to twitch to land an eight-pound For around 40 years now, it the plug before a nice fish bone. His reel was a Shake- had swallowed it. speare and the rod was a Photo courtesy of Molly Wainscott has been my lure of choice on a calm morning like the After the initial long run, a nine and a half foot Orvis. More than 200 girls representing schools from Volusia County take off with their run- one I found myself fishing steady fight erupted and The legislative resolution ning buddies during the start of the Girls on the Run 5K at Father Lopez Catholic High on this day. soon I could tell my red was marked the 75th anniver- School, Saturday, April 26. For more information, visit www.gotrvolusia.org. On the fifth cast, a small actually another trout. This sary of the catch and fish took it with a loud one would be a very fat, 18- commended Capt. Smith “slurp.” As I landed the inch fish. As I usually do (no relation) for creating a scrappy, 15-inch spotted sea when the sun gets overhead new sport and helping to make the Florida Keys the world’s capital of fishing that it has become. Congrat- ulations to Mrs. Heddy and her family, who have been involved in fishing for decades. Their Honest John’s Fish Camp down at Sebastian Inlet is now on the state’s historic register. Suzanne’s Aunt Barbara holds several line class records for sea trout. Locally we have other connections to another famous fly fisherman. Joyce Ebbets, a former Ormond Beach city commissioner, is

784283 the widow of adventurer Charles Ebbets, who among other things was a noted fly 091077 fisherman. Charlie fished with baseball legend Ted Williams and Stu Apt among other fly fishing greats. There is a movie in the works chronicling his life as an action photographer. I was asked to be a consult- ant for that project and have the script, but unfortunately it has been stalled by money problems. Mr. Ebbets’ son, Chobee, is a noted Daytona Beach attorney.

Dan Smith has fished the waters of Volusia County for just for kids more than 40 years. Email questions and comments to [email protected]. His book, “I Swear the Snook Drowned,” is available for $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. Summer Camps, Schools & Fun Activities TOTS, TEENS & IN-BETWEENS! 093299 Out To Place your Camp here From page B8 PLEASE CALL

093597 benefit the Men’s Auxiliary at 1-800-823-0466 $5 with all the fixins. Sunday is breakfast for $3 from 9 a.m.- noon. The kitchen is open Tuesday through Friday from noon-8 p.m. with a varied menu. The post is at 1013 Veterans Court, Daytona Beach. For more information, call (386) 252-5844. •VFW Post 3282: The post has entertainment Tuesday through Sunday with daily dinner specials from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Friday is karaoke with Michael Leone from 7-11 p.m. Saturday is Dance Band Night with various musicians. Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon is a varied breakfast menu. Rolando Lozano VOTED BEST PEDIATRIC CENTER Aspendiar Khorsandian Sunday from 4-6:30 p.m. there MD, FAAP MD by the Readers of Ormond Beach are specialty dinners to benefit Gemma D’Souza Two Years in a Row! Pat Burt the ladies auxiliary for $6 a MD, FAAP CPNP plate. Thursday is $6 Big Well Checks • Immunizations Burger Night. The post is at 5810 S. Williamson Blvd. in School & Camp Physicals Port Orange. For more Pulmonary Function Testing • Flu Shots • Vision Evoked information call (386) 761- Potential Test (VEP) • Ear Piercing 7217. To include an event on the Most Insurance Accepted • Se Habla Español Hometown News Calendar, Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am to 7pm • Fri 8am to 4pm • Sat 8am to 1pm send an email to [email protected] om or fax (386) 322-5901. For

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