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Vol. 8, No. 20 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, June 21, 2019 General, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology Accepting new patients and Community most insurance including Tricare. DeLand campaign seeks New treatment for keloids with 98% cure rates Notes using SRT-100 DeLand library shows citizen input on future Monday-Friday 8-4pm outer space flicks Dr. Murchland M.D., Board Certified Dermatologist. For Hometown News as their home, too.” But instead of only inviting residents to Amanda Hulce ARNP. The DeLand Regional [email protected] Call 407-644-4212 Library, 130 E. Howry Ave., meetings, the city will be going to the public 2014 - 2017 For Appointments and Details EADER R S to ask for input. ’ 1840 Greenwich Avenue • Winter Park will show four films that are C The City of DeLand unofficially launched the You H E O I C Like us on “out of this world” in June. Are DeLand campaign in May, seeking input from The city has placed a chalkboard in Arti- www.blueoceandermatology.com 2018 EADER R S san Alley and soon one will be installed on ’ The free movies include: the community for what they want for the city by the C H 1O C E •“Fight for Space:” 1 p.m. year 2050. the south wall of The Elusive Grape where residents I Friday, June 21. This 2016 The comments gathered from the campaign will will be able to leave their thoughts for what they think the future of DeLand should look like. ing city events where people will be able to fill documentary explores the be integrated into the city’s 2050 Vision Plan, which out surveys and write on our mobile chalkboard. past, present and future of the was adopted by the city 10 years ago. Artist-in-Residence Erica Group designed a logo that will be placed alongside the chalkboards with The city is also offering two surveys online, and U.S. Space Program. Rated G, “There is no doubt that DeLand is a great place to those who complete the surveys are eligible to win 92 minutes. live, work and play,” Mayor Robert F. Apgar said in a the hashtag #YouAreDeLand, which will encourage people to post selfies and their thoughts on social some free swag. •“Serenity:” 1 p.m. Friday, news release. “But the key is to create an even better Comments will be gathered through Sept. 30. June 28. Nathan Fillion, Gina and sustainable future for our children and grand- media. Staff members will be on hand at several upcom- For information on, visit deland.org/resources/ Torres, Chiwetel Ejiofor and children as well as others who will choose DeLand youaredeland. Alan Tudyk star. Rated PG-13, 119 minutes. For more information, call (386) 822-6430, ext. 20762. Cities’ signs Vrooom! “Previously Owned Treasures” address Deltona Parks & Recreation Department will host the third “Previously Owned Treasures” panhandling sale from 8 a.m. to noon, Sat- urday, June 22, in the parking By Diane M. Carey di said. lot at City Hall. dcarey@hometownnews The city bought 25 “No Vendors can rent spaces, mediagroup.com Panhandling” signs at a cost of about $1,000, paying for which includes a table and two Daytona Beach recently chairs, for $5. Apply online at them from the Department took a firm stand on panhan- of Public Works sign account. DeltonaFl.Gov or by visiting dling, resulting in significant the department office at 2345 “The idea behind the signs changes to street corners is to educate our public so as Providence Blvd. throughout that city. Vendors may begin to setup to not give directly to the The presence of panhan- panhandlers,” Chief Grimal- at 6:30 a.m. There are some dlers is now almost nonexis- restrictions on types of items di said. “It is our belief that if tent to the delight of citizens. our citizens don’t contribute allowed for sale. The residual effect, however, Shoppers should come pre- directly to the individual is panhandlers have drifted panhandlers, those panhan- pared for cash-only transac- to other Volusia County cit- tions with individual vendors. dlers will stop asking for ies to beg. donations. If our citizens For more information, call The cities of both South (386) 878-8900. want to contribute, we Daytona and Port Orange encourage them to contrib- have come up with cam- ute to the United Way, The Deltona library hosts paigns to address panhan- Salvation Army, or some BOGO sale dling with Holly Hill to fol- other organization that can low soon. assist those in need. “This is due to an increase “We have not received any Patrons can buy one used of panhandlers we have feedback from our local CD or DVD and get one free experienced since Daytona charities, but many of our in June at the used book store Randy Barber/staff photographer Beach implemented a new residents are happy that we at Deltona Regional Library, Shirley Flora, 83, a resident at Grand Villa gets comfy in a red Corvette ordinance prohibiting pan- are addressing this issue 2150 Eustace Ave. handling,” Port Orange during the Volusia County Corvette Association’s Car Show at Grand Villa of The book store, which is Police Chief Thomas Grimal- See SIGNS, page A2 DeLand on Friday, June 14. operated by the Friends of Deltona Library, also sells a large assortment of hard and soft cover books, magazines, records, games and puzzles. Enjoy Friends Special items include young See NOTES, page A2 the 4th focused Cooking B3 on CHEF's CORNER of July benefit Don't get and tied up race about Thai nature By Pat Young By Rachel McCray For Hometown News For Hometown News Powell Brown, president Entertainment B1 and CEO of Daytona Beach- Ditch the crowded roads TRIBUTES Hometown News file photo based Brown & Brown, joined headed to the beach this his long-time friend, George Fourth of July for the natural Norm Kujawa of DeBary does some fishing off the fishing pier in Gemini Pollock, for the 2019 Race springs and lush wilderness Springs Park. Across America, hoping to located just minutes away in raise $1 million dollars for West Volusia. The park’s Fourth of July lar fireworks show, the park’s is not permitted, admire the mental health, suicide preven- Though most people in celebration is anticipated to Fourth of July celebration serenity of the 6.5 million tion and the FSH Society, Florida think of the beach be one of the largest special will feature games, live gallons of fresh water which is working to find a cure when they think of watching events celebrated in the music, and a lot of food and expelled from the park’s two for muscular dystrophy. fireworks for the Fourth of park’s 23-year history. beverage vendors. springs each day. Mr. Brown, an Ormond Enjoy Beatles and Prince July, Gemini Springs Park’s “Between six to eight thou- Before the fireworks, stay Whether it is fishing, hik- Beach resident, was part of an music along the ocean 2019 Freedom and Fireworks sand people are expected to cool by lounging under the ing or enjoying a picnic, you eight-person team that left Celebration offers everything attend the 2019 Freedom and 100-year-old canopy oak are guaranteed to experience Oceanside, under one of the you will need for a fun, inex- Index Fireworks on July 4th this trees or by taking a leisurely some level of Florida’s vege- longest piers in California, Sat- pensive way to celebrate. The year,” said Tim Baylie, Volu- walk along the park’s numer- tation and wildlife at this urday, June 15, and will pedal Business A7 Out & About B1 celebration will be from 4 to sia County Director of Parks, ous trails, known for their gem of a park. more than 3,000 miles, climb- Classified B6 Police Report A5 9:30 p.m. at the park along Recreation and Culture. tropical foliage and beautiful Be warned there are fre- Crossword B3 Sports B4 Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 Dirksen Drive in DeBary. In addition to a spectacu- scenery. Though swimming See NATURE, page A4 See RACE, page A2 A-2 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 21, 2019 Embry-Riddle, UCF partner to map oyster reefs For Hometown News traditionally been collected. bilities will continue to expand newsdy@hometownnews The project, conducted by in the United States as the Fed- mediagroup.com Dr. Macchiarella, Unmanned eral Aviation Administration Twenty-one oyster reefs Aircraft Systems Science stu- moves to effective integration near Edgewater are the focus dents Liam Griffin, George of UAS into the National Air- of a new partnership between Gebert and Kyle Zeir, and Drs. space System. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Linda Walters and Giovanna That means more learning University and the University McClenachan of UCF’s opportunities. of Central Florida to remotely Department of Biology, stands For Mr. Griffin, who assist- map regions difficult, and as ERAU’s first partnership ed with setting up the aircraft expensive, to monitor on site. with UCF’s National Center for takeoff and served as the The goal of the research is for Integrated Coastal project’s visual observer, the simple: Using unmanned air- Research. most challenging aspect of the craft systems to survey the Although centering on research was finding a safe reefs to gather information, coastal mapping, the same place for the UAS to launch including exact oyster counts technology can have a variety and be recovered. Forced to and virtual imaging, without of other applications as well. In manage tide changes to ensure ever visiting the locations in Tanzania, for instance, drones stability of the launch and are used to monitor elephant landing locations, the team person. If the project proves Photo courtesy of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University successful, according to Dr. herds as part of an anti-poach- was reminded that the unique Dan Macchiarella, professor of ing program. With UAS imag- circumstances of each test site Twenty-one oyster reefs near Edgewater, are the focus of a new partnership Aeronautical Science, it would es 60 times more detailed than must be taken into consider- between Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and the University of Central signal a clear change in the even the best visual data cap- ation in order for any mission Florida to develop methodologies for remotely mapping regions that would way environmental data has tured by Google Earth, possi- to be successful. otherwise be difficult, and expensive, to monitor on site.

posted. The other things that First Step Shelter board. “I am Signs they would do is use the cross- in full support of instead of From page A1 walk intersections that stop giving money to these folks traffic by pushing the button that are panhandling on the within our city,” he said. “The and then when the traffic street, they can consider giv- signs have been installed and would stop, they would step ing that money to the non- we have placed them in areas out into traffic and try to pan- profits. Giving money to peo- where we have seen a signifi- handle in that way and there’s ple that are panhandling in the cant increase in panhandling a safety concern. street is not solving the prob- (mostly along Dunlawton “It would aggravate the flow lem, it is just exacerbating it. Avenue). Additionally, our of traffic. And there’s a con- Organizations like the First officers are enforcing existing cern they would be hit,” Chief Step Shelter, which is under laws that may apply. Laws such Cheatham said. “We recom- construction on U.S. 92, are as obstructing traffic, littering mend if people want to make developing case management and trespassing if on private donations, donate to places strategies to help these people property. Many of our citizens that can actually help them. get out of homelessness.” are concerned about this Trying to get a win-win situa- Auxilium Manus Deo, a behavior and we are confident tion out of it.” local charity that provides that, with our public’s cooper- He was not surprised Dayto- career training, supports the ation, we can make a differ- na Beach took strict action. signs idea, said Dr. Katheryn ence.” “Some people take things Meagher. “The local charities There are fewer signs in too far,” he said. “I think they improve a life in the commu- South Daytona, but the mes- well overstepped their bounds. nity some how, some way, be it sage is just as clear. I remember going to dinner human or animal. If the not- Police Chief Mark one night with my family and I for-profits do not receive Cheatham said, “The purpose remember they were standing financial support from their of the signs is to help the pan- in the middle of the street, local communities, be it from handlers in a better way. We’re banging on the windows of individuals or businesses, we Randy Barber/staff photographer concerned about their safety our vehicle. It got out of hand. may not be able to carry out A panhandling sign can be seen at the corner of Clyde Morris Boulevard and stepping out into our major It was beyond harassing.” our mission and vision that streets and thoroughfares such Holly Hill is looking to buy identifies how the charity ben- Dunlawton Avenue in Port Orange recently. as U.S. 1, which is pretty much similar signs, said City Manag- efits the community as a where our signs are currently er Joe Forte, who is on the w h o l e .” IDEAS WANTED! Trail is a non-profit organiza- Race tion in Atlanta offering treat- Get Your Free Inventor’s Guide From page A1 ment for mental illness. “I believe that personal ing 175,000 feet, crossing 12 health and well-being must CALL 800-353-6102 NOW states, and finishing Saturday, come first, and it is something June 22, at City Dock in that I talk about with team- Helping inventors and idea people since 1989. Annapolis, Md. mates inside of the Brown & “Two years ago, my friend Brown organization,” Mr. George Pollock participated in Brown said. “According to sta- Davison charges fees for services RAAM and raised over tistics, one in five adults expe- $100,000 for the FSH Society, rience mental illness in a given an organiza- year, and nearly one in 25 tion that adults lives with a serious f u n d s mental illness. I believe there research for is work to be done to create m u s c u l a r more awareness and to erase dystrophy, the stigma associate with men- and it tal illness.” inspired The giant insurance broker me,” said Brown & Brown is building a Mr. Brown. 10-story world headquarters “George in downtown Daytona Beach lives with Mr. Brown with expected completion in this heredi- 2020. According to Mr. Brown, tary muscle disease, and after the company supports more watching him compete in this than 975 non-profit groups challenging long-distance race and other organizations despite his condition, I knew I nationwide, and “has built a wanted to be a part of it. culture of caring on serving “I enjoy a personal challenge the communities where we and am excited to push myself live, work and play. 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Residential • Commercial Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 Financing Available Notes Edgewater 386-423-3076 From page A1 2012 - 2017 2018 www.awsroofing.com ADER DE E S A R adult and large print books. We Fix Roof Leaks! R ’ E S R ’ For more information, call C E C H C E (386) 789-7207. O I H1O I C Voted THE Plant sale to benefit BEST 7 Deltona library Years In A The Friends of Deltona Row! Library’s annual plant sale will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- day, June 22, at 1984 W. Chapel Call Today for a FREE Estimate! Drive, Deltona. See NOTES, page A4 Friday, June 21, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-3 Art Garfunkel at Ponte Vedra Beach was a 22-year-old G.I. when Art was personable and during filming. In one scene I first heard the Simon and LAND LINES spoke kindly of his old singing they had together, he mar- Garfunkel song “The Sounds DAN SMITH partner. He said he and Paul veled as Jack went from calm IOf Silence.” had met in the sixth grade and to infuriated in a matter of I was an immediate fan for been together ever since, seconds. The director Mike it evoked memories of the though they were currently Nichols had Jack do the scene Everly Brothers. Don and Phil going through a rough patch. four times in succession. Later had provided the smooth He compared it to squabbling Art asked Jack how he could harmonies that took the rough brothers and assured us they watch him. Mr. Garfunkel has summon up that rage over and edge off early rock and roll. no bigger fan. would soon get over it. Just a over. Jack’s only reply was that While I loved the driving Art is now 77 years old (and matter of time until one of rhythms of Little Richard, looks it), but his voice has them made a call. he just loved to act. Art said Jerry Lee Lewis and Chuck barely faltered. Oh, sure, a He said he was an avid right then he knew he would Berry, the Everly Brothers couple times he had trouble walker and had hiked most of be better served to stick to were at times a welcome relief. reaching those clear, high America. While doing that, he singing. Now here I was on May 30 notes he is identified with, but had taken notes on things he All-in-all, it was a magical sitting in the 11th row to listen for the most part that fabulous saw and thoughts that night that at times brought to Art Garfunkel. The voice is still intact. occurred to him. During the tears to the eyes of my bride. intimate venue was a small Art is a laid-back type with concert, he would stop to read The Ponte Vedra Concert Hall converted church just off A1A a singing style to match. My us snippets of those notes. is about 10 miles north of St. in Ponte Vedra Beach. It was son, Landan, says he is a sort The biggest surprise of the Augustine. Check their great to be in such close of singing Bob Ross (the late, night was his son, Art Jr., who website, for you cannot find a quarters with that wonderful mellow TV artist.) He came has a voice comparable to his better place to spend time voice, but this night was not on stage in his signature white dad. Art Junior sang a couple with your favorites. about me. No, this was for my shirt rolled up at the cuffs, but the best was when he wife, Lana. jeans and his ever present joined his father for two Dan Smith is on the board of For most of her life, she has Everly Brother’s songs. (That open vest. directors for the Ormond Beach adored Art Garfunkel. To this The crowd was raucous and would bring the experience Historical Society and The day she gets goose bumps on gave him a wild ovation. Art full circle for me.) Art her arms whenever one of his thanked us, but said his style admitted he had learned Motor Racing Heritage songs is on the radio. With does not relate to such harmony by listening to Don Association and is the author that in mind, I had presented enthusiasm. He asked the and Phil. of two books, “The World’s her with tickets on our 45th crowd to calm down a bit to He spoke of his limited film Greatest Beach” and “I Swear wedding anniversary. Now, as better match his show. He career and especially the 1971 the Snook Drowned.” Email Art worked through his song began by going right into the movie “Carnal Knowledge.” questions and comments to catalog, I could have the Simon and Garfunkel song He had costarred and roomed [email protected] or call (386) pleasure of watching her “The Boxer.” with the young Jack Nicholson 441-7793. Scholarships for swim lessons For Hometown News The scholarships are made Services, 301 S. Ridgewood YMCA, 500 Sterthaus Drive, newsdy@hometownnews possible through funding from Ave., Daytona Beach, (386) Ormond Beach, (386) 673- mediagroup.com Halifax Health-Foundation, 212-2526 (Lessons provided at 9622 Volusia County, Halifax Campbell Aquatic Center or •Port Orange Family Halifax Health-Healthy Health-Employee Community Cypress Aquatic Center) YMCA, 4701 City Center Communities and Safe Kids Service Fund and community •Daytona State College, Parkway, Port Orange, (386) Volusia-Flagler are offering contributions. Building 310, 1200 W. Interna- 760-9622 scholarships for swimming A limited number of schol- tional Speedway Blvd., Dayto- •Southeast Volusia Family lessons for children in Volusia arships are available. Finan- na Beach, (386) 506-4386 YMCA, 148 W. Turgot Ave., and Flagler counties from one cial assistance is based on •DeLand Family YMCA, Edgewater, (386) 409-9622 through 16 years of age. household size and gross 761 E. International Speedway Only one scholarship will be “Learning to swim is essen- monthly income. To view the Blvd., DeLand, (386) 736-6000 provided per child per calen- tial for the safety of every child eligibility guidelines, and to •Four Townes Family dar year. A registration fee of as drowning is the second download an application, visit YMCA, 280 Wolf Pack Run, $5 per child listed on the leading cause of unintentional halifaxhealth.org/swimming- Deltona, (386) 532-9622 scholarship application is pay- injury-related death among lessons. •Holly Hill Family YMCA, able by cash only at the time children,” says Steve Parris, Scholarship applications 1046 Daytona Ave., Holly Hill, the application is submitted. coordinator, Safe Kids Volu- also are available at: (386) 253-5675 For more information, call sia-Flagler. •Daytona Beach Leisure •Ormond Beach Family (386) 425-7920.

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Proudly serving our community for over 39 years!!! Authorized Warranty Repair Center for the following products A-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 21, 2019 School News No-cost school shots Monday through Friday at Charity Spelling Bee. three Health Department On May 16, seven DSC stu- available locations: dents and Frank Gunshanan, •Daytona Beach, 1845 Hol- School of Humanities and To ensure children are sonback Drive Communication professor, ready to start the school year •New Smyrna Beach: 717 competed against 19 teams, Aug. 12, the Volusia County W. Canal St. including Embry-Riddle Health Department is offer- •Orange City: 775 Harley Aeronautical University, ing no-cost immunizations Strickland Blvd. Bethune-Cookman Universi- throughout the summer for Parents must bring shot ty, Kaiser University, Interna- students. records with them when tional Speedway Corp., Hali- Before a child may enroll in requesting immunizations. fax Health, Brown & Brown Volusia County schools, par- For more information, visit Insurance, FPL, Lourdes ents and guardians must pro- volusiahealth.com/shots or Academy, and Volusia United vide proof of immunizations call (386) 274-0509 and select Educators, among others. for a child entering kinder- option 1. In the final round, against garten or seventh grade. New ERAU, the team and team students enrolling in Volusia speaker, Augusta Thomas, Photo courtesy of Halifax Health County also must be current DSC Spelling prevailed with the word “con- Halifax Health-Hospice Continuing Care Liaisons and Community Relations on immunizations. Bee team earns tumacious.” Appointments are not Sponsored by the DSC staff are showing off teddy bears that will be distributed. From left are Judy required. Parents are encour- 6th championship Foundation, the winning Bostaph, Audrey Bellini, Marilyn Acevedo, Deb Korfage-Amborn and Casey aged to get their child’s team members are Jeff Fergu- Ryan. immunizations early to avoid Daytona State College’s son, Ben Graydon, Mr. Gun- longer lines later in the sum- Spelling Bee Team brought shanan (team member and mer. home its sixth championship captain), Maggie Karda, Sally in the annual Volusia County Hospice distributing bears Immunizations are avail- MacGee, Susan Ortiz, Rachel able from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Literacy Council’s Annual Owens and Augusta Thomas. to promote open house For Hometown News 655 N. Clyde Morris Blvd., information on grief services newsdy@hometownnews Daytona Beach. and programs. Our future looks bright mediagroup.com Hospice staff will distribute BeginAgain Children’s Grief Halifax Health-Hospice more than 200 teddy bears to Center provides crucial sup- Continuing Care Liaisons and educate the community on the port and understanding to Community Relations staff services provided through its children and families in Volu- will be distributing teddy Children’s Grief Center. The sia, Flagler, Orange and Osce- bears during June to the com- teddy bears were part of the ola counties who have experi- munity to promote the Begi- Tree of Remembrance cam- enced the death of a loved one nAgain Children’s Grief Cen- paign where donors had the or a traumatic loss. ter and its Daytona Beach option to buy a bear and then The open house is free. open house. donate it back to Hospice. Light refreshments will be The open house will be from Each bear has a business card served. For a reservation, call 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, June 24, attached with a contact phone (386) 425-4747 or email emily. the Children’s Grief Center at number its owner can call for [email protected]. Health Notes National HIV Testing Free health screening at 280 Wolf Pack Run, Delto- na. National HIV Testing Day is The Hispanic Health Initia- There is a fee for member- Thursday, June 27. tive will host a free health ship; first meeting free. The Volusia County Health screening for West Volusia res- Teen Asperger’s Group will Department encourages idents. meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each Randy Barber/staff photographer everyone to learn their status The screenings will include Friday. This program is pro- Elliot Lysholm, 2, of DeLand attends the VFW Post 3282 Memorial Day Cer- with a no-cost, rapid HIV test. blood pressure, glucose, cho- vided by PALS to support indi- emony at the Port Orange Veterans Park with her grandfather, Stan Schmidt, Tests are available from 8 a.m. lesterol and body mass index viduals registered with the of Port Orange on Monday, May 27. to 5 p.m., Monday through from noon-6 p.m. each UCF Center for Autism and Friday at health department Wednesday at 70 Spring Vista Related Disabilities. For more clinics in Daytona Beach, New Drive, Unit. 2, DeBary, and information, call (407) 823- You wouldn’t call a plumber to fix your Smyrna Beach and Orange 1-6 p.m. Friday, June 21, at 111 6020 or visit pals-ucfcard.org. City. Fountain Drive, Pierson. For more information, call car; why trust the care of your loved For more information, call For an appointment, call (386) 425-5210 or visit vfymca. (386) 274-0517. (386) 320-0110 or visit org/hlc. one to anyone but a professional. hhi2001.org. Sunday Birth Health screenings Our Professional services are complimentary. Shop Class AA meetings Monthly health screenings Alcoholics Anonymous AdventHealth DeLand will will be offered from 8 to 10 offers meetings in all of Volu- host a Sunday Birth Shop For the elderly, it happens unexpect- sia County. a.m. every third Wednesday at Class from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. edly and all too often. They suffer a For more information, visit AdventHealth DeLand Labo- Sunday, June 23, in classroom stroke or break a hip or suddenly find aadaytona.org or call the ratory, First Floor, 701 W. 3A at 701 W. Plymouth Ave. hotline at (386) 756-2930. Plymouth Ave. themselves unable to continue living The one-day quick course alone in their own home. Available tests include pros- teaches expecting moms about tate screening blood, $21; Then, at the worst possible time, the labor and delivery, medica- Healthy Living Centers cholesterol, $7; glucose, $7 and senior or a member of their family tions, epidural, breathing and lipid profile, $15. must scramble to find a new, safe relaxation techniques, Cesare- The Four Townes Family No appointment necessary; an section and induction. YMCA Healthy Living Center place for the loved-one to live. 12-hour fast required, water Classes cost $50 with schol- and Halifax Health will host In desperation, many turn to the Inter- only. For more information, The most important thing we do is arships available. For a reser- Taking Off Pounds Sensibly net in hopes of finding a quick solution look at the individual and find out who vation, call (386) 231-3152. from 6:15 to 8 p.m. Thursdays call (386) 943-4620. to their problem. they are as a person to see where they “It’s a scenario that we see all too of- will be most comfortable. ten,” said Rose Traub, one of ten senior While the senior’s family may feel provide summer children’s room. Reservations are care placement advisers at Assisted guilty about encouraging their loved Notes programs at the library. For required; call (386) 789-7207, Living Made Simple in New Smyrna one to move into an assisted living From page A2 more information, call Christy ext. 21028. Beach. “But, with a little advance plan- community, they shouldn’t. “Usual- Jefferson at (386) 218-4087. June’s programs include: ning, it’s a stressful situation that could Library volunteers have •“A Squirrel’s Guide to Suc- ly, when the loved one living alone cess”: 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday, have been avoided.” moves into their new home, which been sowing and growing the LEC plans nature “The Internet is the last place they plants all year in four-inch and June 22. Discover the extraor- they personally help select, they be- one-gallon pots. The selection hikes, programs dinary abilities of these cheeky should go,” warned Rose. “What they come much more social, less isolated, nut lovers as a filmmaker puts need is boots on the ground in the will include angel’s trumpets, happy and thrive,” Rose added. bromeliads, cannas, plume- Discover Volusia County’s their problem solving abilities community, someone who’s familiar “Choosing the right home the first rias, umbrella sedges, porter- native plants and wildlife to the test on a specially with local assisted living facilities, have time is extremely important; our num- weed, red and purple firespike, during outdoor hikes and designed obstacle course. indoor programs at Lyonia Snacks and drinks will avail- visited and evaluated them, and can ber one goal at Assisted Living Made and more. Environmental Center (LEC), able for purchase. knowledgeably recommend them to Simple is to find seniors a right place Plumerias will be sold for our seniors, just as we would to our $10 each. Other plants range 2150 Eustace Ave., Deltona. •Slithering Saturday: 2 to 4 to live where they truly feel at home The free programs will p.m. Saturday, June 22. LEC own parents.” from $2 to $5. and can enjoy life knowing that they Proceeds will be used to begin in the center’s class- See NOTES, page A6 What separates us from the other are not alone.” placement companies is that we in- For more information, terview the client/family, find out who call 800-345-7311, tern-hook pole. A ribbon-cutting ceremony they are and what they want and work When asked if any changes for Shell Harbor Park will be as a team to find what’s right for them. visit www.almsnsb.com or Nature From page A1 were coming to Volusia Coun- in mid-July. Assisted Living Made Simple considers email [email protected]. ty’s local and district parks in Gemini Springs Park offers everything including the emotional, Servicing the State of Florida. quent alligator sightings in the the coming months, Baylie visitors an inexpensive way to financial, medical, and social needs. area, so remember to stay on was happy to announce the enjoy quality family time and the paths away from the water, opening of Shell Harbor Park, nature without the long drive especially if you have small coming to the southeastern to the beach or costly theme children or pets. For those shore of Lake George just park expenses. Experience a who want to minimize their north of Shell Harbor Road. true connection to nature and sun exposure, Mr. Baylie sug- The new park’s most excit- wildlife while taking in one of gests coming earlier in the day ing feature will be its public the best fireworks shows, but or later in the evening when boat ramp, the only boat remember to leave the fire- the sun drifts down. launch on Lake George in work lighting to the profes- Admission and parking are Volusia County. There also sionals. free. Call ahead to reserve a will be a kayak launch, float- Make sure to arrive early in 629 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 campsite. All sites include a ing dock, pavilion, restrooms your red, white and blue to fire ring, picnic table, grill, and paved parking lot. Air- beat the crowd and secure a 386-847-2322 www.almsnsb.com groomed sand and one lan- boats will not be permitted. good spot. Friday, June 21, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of nabis, possession of cocaine and charged with possession •Gordan J. Ells, 49, of arrests, not convictions, and all and paraphernalia, resisting an of paraphernalia and child DeLand, was arrested June 11 arrestees are presumed inno- officer without violence, bat- neglect. Bail was set at $5,500. and charged with child abuse cent unless or until proven tery on a law enforcement offi- •Bryan C. Mundy, 31, of and aggravated assault. Bail guilty in a court of law. cer and delivery of cannabis. DeLand, was arrested June 8 was not set. Bail was set at $88,000. and charged with domestic •Gerard Armond Philibert, DeLand •Errol G. Dawkins, 41, of battery, tampering with a wit- 63, of DeLand, was arrested DeLand, was arrested June 7 ness by preventing communi- June 11 and charged with pos- (888) 277-TIPS Police Department and charged with battery on a cation to law enforcement, session of a Schedule II sub- law enforcement officer, pos- retail theft, possession of can- stance. Bail was not set. •Stacy M. Bowen, 39, of session of paraphernalia and nabis and a drug offense. Bail •Mario Barrientos, 56, of DeLand, was arrested June 7 methamphetamine, loitering was set at $26,000. Orange City, was arrested June Wanted and charged with a drug or prowling, burglary of an •Michael G. Marks, 38, of 11 and charged with grand offense. Bail was set at $5,000. occupied dwelling, burglary of Deltona, was arrested June 9 theft. Bail was not set. •Jessica Marie Gravell, 31, of a dwelling, resisting officer and charged with battery on a •Everett A. Simmons, 36, of DeLand, was arrested June 9 with violence and burglary person 65 years of age or older. Deltona, was arrested June 11 and charged with possession while armed. Bail was set at Bail was set at $5,000. and charged with driving of cocaine and a Schedule II $58,500. •Melvin Lee James, 68, of while license revoked, false substance. Bail was not set. •Kenneth Duane Willis, 29, Lake Helen, was arrested June owner information on pawned •Haley T. Saxour, 22, of of DeLand, was arrested June 7 9 and charged with aggravated item, burglary of an occupied DeLand, was arrested June 9 and charged with possession assault. Bail was set at $5,000. dwelling, dealing in stolen and charged with accessory of paraphernalia and heroin. •Dzaria A. Edwards, 19, of property and principal to after the fact to third degree Bail was set at $2,000. Deltona, was arrested June 9 grand theft. Bail was set at felony. Bail was set at $2,500. •Anthony D. Barriera, 26, of and charged with carrying a $20,000. •Daniel J. Dekmar Jr., 33, of Deltona, was arrested June 7 concealed firearm, armed traf- •Jessica Leigh Givens, 36, of DeLand, was arrested June 12 and charged with failure to ficking of oxycodone, grand Deltona, was arrested June 11 and charged with fraudulent redeliver leased equipment. theft with a firearm and pos- and charged with grand theft, use of credit card. Bail was set Bail was set at $1,000. session oxycodone with intent dealing in stolen property and at $5,000. •Julie Marie Edwards, 53, of to sell or deliver. Bail was set at false owner info on pawned •Germaine Denton Jr., 23, of DeLand, was arrested June 7 $158,000. items. Bail was set at $25,000. DeLand, was arrested June 13 and charged with aggravated •David O. Franks, 30, of •Kody Lee Russell, 26, of and charged with possession battery on a person 65 years of DeLand, was arrested June 9 Deltona, was arrested June 11 of a Schedule II substance. Bail age or older and tampering and charged with burglary of and charged with flee/attempt was set at $1,500. with a witness. Bail was not an occupied dwelling and elude with lights siren active set. criminal mischief damage to and reckless driving. Bail was Orange City •Thomas C. Clary, 55, of property. Bail was not set. set at $3,000. Unknown Suspects DeLand, was arrested June 7 •Anthony T. Cannavino, 20, •Brandi R. Robinson, 28, of Police Department and charged with battery on of DeLeon Springs, was arrest- Deltona, was arrested June 11 The Daytona Beach Police Crime Stoppers at Northeast person 65 years of age or older. ed June 9 and charged with and charged with principal to Department needs the pub- Florida at 888-277-TIPS or •Scott J. Roderick, 33 of Bail was not set. burglary of a structure or con- burglary of an occupied dwell- lic’s help to identify a felony via the Crime Stoppers app Orange City, was arrested June •Florita C. Herb, 37, of veyance and battery. Bail was ing and principal to grand theft suspect. available on the website at 11 and charged with grand DeLand, was arrested June 7 set at $3,000. theft. Bail was set $7,500. If you have information, northeastflorida.crimestop- theft. Bail was set at $2,500. and charged with possession •Krystal R. Murphy, 27, of •Adam C. Jones, 30, of call Det. Wayne Dorman persweb.com. Tips submitted of paraphernalia and cocaine Pierson, was arrested June 9 Deltona, was arrested June 11 (386) 671-5232 or email dor- through Crime Stoppers can Volusia County and tampering with physical and charged with possession and charged with principal to [email protected] refer- remain anonymous and may evidence. Bail was set at of paraphernalia, possession of burglary of an occupied dwell- ence case# 19001152. be eligible for a cash reward Sheriff’s Office $5,500. cannabis and a drug offense. ing and grand theft. Bail was You may also contact of up to $5,000. •Eileen Nicole Foley, 59, of Bail was not set. set at $7,500. •Jeremy J. Jones, 18, of DeLand, was arrested June 7 •Shawn Keith Brock, 33, of •Kristen M. Schneider, 30, DeLeon Springs, was arrested and charged with possession DeLand, was arrested June 10 of Deltona, was arrested June WE’RE ON June 7 and charged with grand of paraphernalia and tamper- and charged with driving with 11 and charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, crimi- ing with physical evidence. license canceled, possession of theft, possession of cocaine, nal mischief, burglary while Bail was set at $2,500. cannabis and tampering with paraphernalia and a drug FACEBOOK! armed, burglary of a structure •Alex R. Kraus, 20, of Delto- physical evidence. Bail was set offense. Bail was set at $4,000. or conveyance, grand theft na, was arrested June 8 and at $5,500. •Michael R. Jackson, 41, of with a firearm and possession charged with burglary of an •Angela M. 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A handicap placard has on it remove before driving, but how many people do we see driving with those hanging from their review mirror every day? Photo courtesy of Kathy Stearns I recently brought this to a police officer’s attention. He had no The 2019 Blanzenski Memorial Scholarship for Conservative Achievement awarded Volusia County idea they said that. So, why isn’t it enforced? There would be students $2,000 scholarships. The Marsha Blanzenski Memorial Scholarship for Conservative numerous tickets a day if this was enforce. Please remove before driving. It blocks your view. Achievement is an independent non-profit 501c. Students were awarded $2,000 for a strong knowl- edge of the U.S. Constitution, high academic scores, community involvement and conservative values. From left are Thor Lessard and Casey Lessard, who attend the University of Florida; Joseph Mikos II They can’t hear you and Joshua Cox, who are graduates of New Smyrna High School; Gabriella Dixon, graduate of Father Lopez High School; John Schulten, who was home schooled and attended Daytona State College; Dan- I am very annoyed and sick and tired of having to look at iel Elliot, a graduate of DeLand High School. Chase Mallard, a graduate of Spruce Creek High School, “Hearing Aid Businesses” advertising their “Hearing Aids” in huge ads every day. is not pictured. They point out their unbelievable low prices and the biggest inventory anybody has ever heard of. Usually, in very tiny print Law enforcement is worthless. Smokey Yunick we miss you. at the bottom of the ad they say the aids fit only up to 40db! What are they trying to hide? Why don’t they ever advertise the pricing for up to 70 to 90 db? Are they too embarrassed to NASCAR driver winnings Too much noise admit the prices for aids above 40db are totally outrageous and that nobody will come to their offices? Who can afford them? Did you ever wonder why NASCAR does not post its drivers I have heard from several people in the City of Edgewater that Maybe, if they didn’t spend all that money on advertising, they race winnings the last few years, meaning how much each driver the airport on Airport Road in Edgewater is owned by the could make their hearing aids more affordable. receives from the purse. Massey family. I assume it’s too complicated due to the money from TV I have been told there is nothing you can do because the Mas- Thanks a let rights, sponsors, bonuses, etc. etc., therefore it cannot be deter- seys do what they want and get away with it. I truly hope that mined prior to the actual race what the drivers receive. this is not true because if it is, then the City of Edgewater needs NASCAR drivers are salaried employees of race teams, but it I would like to thank the City of New Smyrna Beach for the to have an entire new staff of people in charge of regulations would be nice to know how well they do on purse earnings, about noise and running flight training all day long seven days a wonderful refurbishing job that they did on the Detwiler Park which could be posted on Monday mornings. week from 7:30 a.m. on until as late as 11 p.m. tennis courts. Of course golf states their winnings, and we know how much While the courts were under repair, we were playing over at NBA, MLB and NFL players make. We need to work out some type of compromise with the city the tennis court on Mary Avenue hoping that our courts would Over the last 10 years TV ratings have been on the decline, but so that the homeowners will have some time to enjoy their be of equal quality, what a surprise. They are fabulous. Thank this year they are holding their own. One wonders, with the homes. You cannot enjoy your home when the flyovers start at you so much for the upgrades to the courts. empty seats we see on TV, where this sport will be in 10 years? 7:30 a.m. and go on every 15 minutes. It is up to four planes now. P.S. With the snowbirds gone, we could always use more ten- I’ve been an active fan with NASCAR for 60 years, but contin- How do you expect to sell all those homes when they figure nis players Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 a.m. All are ued rule changes, cookie cutter cars, very little creativity by crew out that they will have to put up with that noise all day long every welcome. chiefs and Toyota dominance is really starting to turn me off. single day of the week. Hmmm, maybe a little karma for the city. Have some faith Librarian Julia Hutchins Volusia County’s Solid Waste programs in June. Reserva- Every time that I hear about the homeless shelter on U.S. 92, I Notes will share tips and tricks to Division at (386) 947-2952. tions are required; call (386) never hear about the F.A.I.T.H. group, which consists of about 30 From page A4 have an enjoyable, memora- 736-5927. churches, which helped to get the homeless shelter built. ble and safe journey. Outdoor adventures I wish people would mention the F.A.I.T.H. group when they For more information, call Noetic Sciences include: talk about the homeless shelter. staff and animal care volun- (386) 822-6430, ext. 20762. group meets •Indian River paddle: 11 teers will provide an intro- a.m. Tuesday, June 25. Make a Into the muck duction to snakes, one of Explore Egypt The Institute of Noetic Sci- short paddle across the chan- nature’s most misunderstood ences DeLand Chapter will nel from Menard-May Park to What is happening on State Road 44? reptiles. at the DeLand library meet from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, explore the local islands. I thought you couldn’t build on top of wetlands and water The LEC is part of the June 30, at DeLand Regional Bring a kayak, canoe or stand- sheds. It seems like they are taking down every tree that exists Deltona Regional Library Historian Zach Zacharias Library, 130 E Howry Ave, up paddleboard along with a and piling it on this compound. complex at 2150 Eustace Ave., will shed light on Egypt from DeLand. life preserver and whistle. It is suppose to be some kind of magic you can pile on wet- Deltona. For information , its birth as a nation to the end Chris Jones will be speak- Meet at 413 S. Riverside lands or muck. How can they build on muck? I guess we will find visit lyoniapreserve.com. of the Old Kingdom at 1 p.m. ing on Dr Stephen Karpman’s Drive, Edgewater. out how soon. It will flood the surrounding areas. Wednesday, June 26, at the model of social interaction •Blue Spring snorkeling DeLand Regional Library, 130 called the “Drama Triangle”. program: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday supper E. Howry Ave. All IONS meetings are free Thursday, June 27. Bring your Protect the pedestrians for veterans Mr. Zacharias is the senior and open to the public snorkel gear to explore the curator of education and For more information, call spring habitat at Blue Spring I live off of Nova Road. The town makes a big deal about hav- The Saturday Reading curator of history at the (386) 822-6430. State Park. Those under age ing bike lanes, but what they need to do is take the paint, put it Academy of the Massey- Museum of Arts & Sciences 18 must wear a personal flota- right down the sidewalk, because everybody is riding their bikes James Youth Center will host in Daytona Beach. Sites participating in tion device and be accompa- on the sidewalk. its annual “Saturday Supper” The free program is spon- nied by an adult. The park The pedestrians, for whom the sidewalks are for, are in danger. to show appreciation to area sored by the Friends of the summer food program will charge its regular admit- They ride fast. I see them ride past police officers and just wave. veterans, whether they are DeLand Library. For more tance fee. Meet at 2100 W. active duty, reserve or retired, information, call (386) 822- Volusia County’s Human French Ave., Orange City. and their families. 6430, ext. 20762. Services Office is sponsoring The supper is scheduled for a Summer Food Service Pro- Woodcarvers 4 p.m. Saturday, June 22, at County to collect gram for children from June 3 the Youth Center, 364 Church through Aug. 9. meeting DEADLINES St., Lake Helen. household The program, funded by The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia The theme is “ Reaching hazardous waste the U.S. Department of Agri- The Deltona Woodcarvers County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for Out To Our Military To culture, provides nutritionally Club meets at noon Tuesdays Show: Love, Respect, Appre- balanced meals. All children at the Church of Nazarene Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for Volusia County’s Solid ciation.” age 18 and younger are eligi- 1420 Courtland Blvd., Delto- holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. Waste Division will host a For more information, call ble for meals free. na. free collection event for (386) 747-2814. To find sites and meal serv- A breakfast carvefest is at household hazardous materi- ing times, select the “meal site Rhonda’s Kitchen 2387 S. als from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. locator” at summerbreakspot. Volusia Ave., Orange City, at Saturday, June 29, at DeBary Become org. 8:30 a.m. on the second and a savvy traveler City Hall, 16 Colomba Road. fourth Saturday each month Residents may drop off old at 8:30 a.m. Visitors are wel- paint, solvents, automobile County plans Explore come. Learn how to pick a desti- and household batteries, pool Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., nation, get the best deal and Volusia programs For more information, call 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 chemicals, pesticides, motor (386) 985-5805 or visit prepare for your trip during a oil, gasoline, other Copyright © 2019, Hometown News, L.C. Learn about Volusia Coun- deltonawoodcarversclub. free program at 1 p.m. Tues- household chemicals, and Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in ty’s conservation lands and com. day, June 25, at the DeLand up to 10 fluorescent lamps. America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Regional Library, 130 E. land management practices One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. For more information, call Howry Ave. during free Explore Volusia See NOTES, page A8

Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant and charged with aggravated 22, of DeLand, was arrested 13 and charged with posses- Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager Police battery. Bail was not set. June 13 and charged with sion of methamphetamine and Amanda Wheaton ...... Credit & Collections Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Diane Carey...... Staff Writer From page A5 •David D. Davis, 20, of grand theft and burglary of a resisting an officer without Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer Rita Chatman ...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Carrie Maday...... News Clerk and charged with aggravated DeLand, was arrested June 13 dwelling. Bail was set at violence. Bail was set at $6,000. Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager battery. Bail was set at $10,000. and charged with child abuse $10,000. •Demetris A. Hardy, 38, of •Elizabeth L. Peters, 37, of and battery. Bail was not set. •Shaun M. Stant Rojas, 22, Deltona, was arrested June 13 DeLand, was arrested June 12 •Joseph J. Pina, 19, of Delto- of Deltona, was arrested June and charged with conspiracy Phone (386) 322-5900 Fax (386) 322-5901 and charged with grand theft na, was arrested June 13 and 13 and charged with burglary to traffic heroin and unlawful Classified (386) 322-5949 and uttering a forgery. Bail was charged with grand theft of a with assault or battery. Bail use a two-way communication Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 set at $20,000. motor vehicle. Bail was set at was not set. device to facilitate commis- Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 •Trishtan D. Tolbert, 27, of $2,500. •Kenneth Ray Hornsby, 40, sion of crime. Bail was set at [email protected] VOLUSIA WEST Deltona, was arrested June 12 •Dylan James Robertson, of Deltona, was arrested June $500,000. Friday, June 21, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-7

April visitors could bring spring profits Lung Cancer? e had a little hiccup subdivision, proposed on Daytona Beach, one about Asbestos exposure in industrial, in April in conven- VOLUSIA 31.84 acres at 210 N. Ridge- 9,000 square feet and one construction, manufacturing jobs, or the tions and tourism, BUSINESS wood Ave. So, of course, with about 3,000. No tenants were Wpossibly from all that beer military may be the cause. Family in that you get a developer CECIL G. mentioned. Bomar Construc- the home were also exposed. consumed in March by that proposing a 119,232-square- tion is starting construction huge crowd of bikers. BRUMLEY foot self-storage and mixed- on another building at Call 1-866-795-3684 or email Bed tax collections in use complex on the northwest [email protected]. Volusia County were down Ormond Renaissance Condo- The area hospitality industry corner South State Road 15A miniums on Sterthaus Drive $30 billion is set aside for asbestos 3.7% in April from April 2018, and South Adelle Avenue. but the month is still one of gets a double whammy of a in Ormond Beach. victims with cancer. Valuable settlement NASCAR weekend and Labor the best times of the year for *** monies may not require filing a lawsuit. visitors in Volusia. Day weekend back-to-back. *** Not having the races on July With going way over $2 A little bit of commercial 4th weekend may even help million for the first time last real estate deals to report. On a final note, SunTrust year, and staying there this with the overall business year Daytona Beach-based Bank and BB&T Corp. have year, April could become the since the area is going to Consolidated-Tomoka Land announced the new name of fourth best month of the year attract a lot of Independence Co. bought a 9,000-square- the bank following the two for the hospitality industry, weekend visitors anyway. foot building on 0.57 acres for companies’ merger — Truist. supplanting June. February, With new hotels continuing $2.1M in Lynn, Mass., Hopefully the merger won’t March and July are still the top to come on line, many far occupied by a Family Dollar. It hasten the closure of bank months. I’m not exactly sure from the beach, there is an bought a 15,000-square-foot buildings that has been a why April has become a ever changing landscape for building on 2.05 acres for trend in Volusia. SunTrust and popular time to visit Volusia, the hospitality industry. The $5.5M in Birmingham, Ala., BB&T have offices close but at the beach there sure Need Teeth? successful businesses will be occupied by a Walgreens. It’s together in New Smyrna seems to be a lot of families. the ones that see over the now in 15 states. Ormond Beach, Orange City and Maybe the Daytona Beach DENTAL SERVICES horizon at what is coming. Beach businessmen have sold Ormond Beach, and across tourism board’s efforts to two interests in Victoria Park increase family tourism are the street from each other in DENTURE $650 *** business village along Orange Port Orange. We’ll have to see working. Camp Road in DeLand, one what level of customer service Crown/Caps $800 It will be interesting to see Residential developers sure for $575,000 and one for Truist wants to maintain. what happens next year when do seem to like DeLand. Some $600,000. All Fillings $200 the summer NASCAR races of the projects the city’s Full Denture Reline Only $185 move from July 4th weekend planning staff are perusing *** Managing Editor Cecil G. to the last weekend of August. include Lake Park Estates, a Brumley has been tracking Routine Extractions $100-$185 With schools starting so much business and the economy in 411-lot subdivision proposed In construction news, North In-House Denture Lab • Same Day Denture earlier, August has become between Martin Luther King American Development Volusia County for more than one of the slower months for Parkway and County Road Group is working on putting 22 years. Contact him at Repairs and Relines • FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions tourism. But with a NASCAR 4139, just south of Lake up two more retail buildings cbrumley@hometownnewsol. Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care weekend added to the month, Winnemissett, and Grand- along Cornerstone Boulevard com (no hyphen) or follow that definitely will change. view Gardens, a 104-lot at Tomoka Town Center in him on Twitter @cecilbrumley.

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By Elora Haynes $25 garden plot, or smaller community and neighbor- during the grand opening pre- For Hometown News $10 plot, to plant their own hood families get healthy as sentation. Around $40,000 fruits and vegetables. well as combat and prevent was raised within a year to In advance of the grand diabetes,” stated Mr. Rodri- fully fund the project. Derbyshire Place Commu- opening, almost all of the plots guez. He gave awards and thanks nity Center in Daytona Beach were sold out. Post-opening all Following on the garden, to Consolidated-Tomoka Land celebrated the grand opening 36 spaces were rented. As the the center will offer classes Co.; Meg Hudson with Huma- of its community garden Fri- opening continued, families designed to teach how to eat na; which was the largest part- day, June 14. were bringing in plants from healthy and live a healthy life- ner; Jon Hall Automotive; and The center is known for a their cars to start their gardens style. Russell Royce. welcoming environment, edu- right away. According to Mr. Rodri- Mr. Royce was responsible cational outreach and focus on Miguel Rodriguez, execu- guez, the garden and class are for designing the garden, spiritual development for tive director at Derbyshire possible through the love and installing hydroponics and adults and children in Volusia Place, hopes the garden gives support of the center’s board FarmDaddy Self Watering County. The new community families an accessible way of of directors and the help of Garden Containers, as well as garden is another addition to a eating healthy while simulta- volunteers and corporate overseeing a greenhouse that Randy Barber/staff photographer growing list of services. neously saving them money sponsorships. will be integrated into the Ethan Williams, 6, of Daytona Beach hopes to grow The 100-foot by 80-foot gar- on groceries. “Gardens are expensive,” operation soon. strawberries in his new plot at Derbyshire Place’s den gives families the oppor- “Our goal is to help the exclaimed Mr. Rodriguez Community Garden on Friday, June 14. tunity to annually rent a large Arralis to join Embry-Riddle research park For Hometown News Daytona Beach, Mr. Butler the University of Limerick, “Arralis is delighted to ven- newsdy@hometownnews said in a news release. Discus- with design centers in Belfast ture into the United States mediagroup.com sions between Arralis and and Manchester and a sales market through setting up a ERAU were initiated at the office in Harwell in the United facility in Daytona Beach,” Mr. Global communications 2018 Farnborough Interna- Kingdom, Mr. Butler added. Gleaves said. “In cooperation leader Arralis plans to estab- tional Airshow. According to Mike Gleaves, with ERAU, we found this to lish a presence within Emb- “Embry-Riddle and its col- Arralis Europe co-founder, be the ideal location for a ry-Riddle Aeronautical Uni- laborators are committed to CEO and chief technology fast-growing high-tech com- versity’s Research Park. recruiting world-class tech- officer, the company will even- pany like ours that designs and ERAU President P. Barry nology talent to Central Flori- tually put manufacturing and manufactures millimeter-wave Butler announced June 17 at da,” Mr. Butler said at the assembly operations in Flori- components and sub-assem- the Paris Air Show that the opening of the Florida Pavil- da. blies for the aerospace and Live Well For Less move will bring up to two-doz- ion at the 53rd Paris Air Show. The company’s decision to communications markets. en high-paying jobs to Dayto- “Arralis is a perfect fit for Flor- establish business space within Over time, the Arralis facili- Than You Could Imagine na Beach. ida’s space triangle. Their ERAU’s John Mica Engineer- ty in Daytona Beach will The recruitment resulted products are defining the ing and Aerospace Innovation employ design engineers, from a collaborative effort by future of global radar and Complex, or MicaPlex, reflects skilled technicians and ERAU, Enterprise Florida, wireless communications.” Volusia’s ability to deliver both high-reliability manufacturing Team Volusia, Space Florida, Arralis has its roots at the advanced research facilities specialists. Volusia County and the City of Nexus Innovation Center at and highly trained talent.

Free for members, the cost is meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 informational flyers in their Business $10 for non-members. p.m. Tuesdays at The Cloister’s fertilizer aisles. From page A7 For a reservation or more of DeLand, 400 E. Howry Ave. The flyers explain how resi- information, visit westvolusi- For more information, call dents can reduce excess nutri- AM Connection set aregionalchamber.org or call (386) 734-4331 or visit ents from fertilizer runoff, (386) 490-4606. deLandchamber.org. which can cause algae blooms The West Volusia Regional and fish kills in waterways. at either of our upscale Chamber of Commerce will Area chamber hosts Stores spread the word They also provide details Manufactured Home Communities present an AM Connection at about the county’s fertilizer 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 25, at monthly events about fertilizer ban ordinance, which prohibits the exclusively for those 55+ Gateway Center for the Arts, application of fertilizers con- The DeLand Area Chamber taining nitrogen or phospho- Beautiful Homes starting under $20K 880 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., Home Depot, Lowe’s, Ace of Commerce and the Orange rous from June 1 through Sept. DeBary. Hardware and Walmart have Financing available for Qualified Buyers. City Alliance have several reg- 30 of each year. The ordinance The guest speaker will be joined the effort to educate ularly scheduled events. applies to all homes and busi- Brian MacNeel, crime preven- residents about Volusia Coun- Live Better Affordably The discussion group Fuel nesses in Volusia County, tion practitioner from the ty’s summertime fertilizer ban. meets at 7:30 a.m. Mondays at except those in Deltona, which Crime Prevention Task Force The stores have partnered Boston Coffee, 109 E. New has its own ordinance. 386-873-4129 of Florida. He will share infor- with the county’s Be Floridian 711 Lemon Ave. 400 Nut Tree Dr. York Ave., DeLand. For more information, visit mation on all aspects of crime Now program by posting Lake Helen, FL MobileHomes4SaleFlorida.com DeLand, FL problems. Let’s Do Lunch networking volusia.org/BeFloridianNow. Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 • WEST VOLUSIA • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & Horoscopes about

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•Cinematique: “All is True” will be shown at 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. Tickets are $9 ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 general admission or $7 members. Matinees are $7 or Aries, your ingenuity is ramped $5. For more information, call up and you can roll up your (386) 252-3118. sleeves and get down to •Summer Splash: Free Family business this week. Avoid Fun with splash pad, interactive distractions by focusing on the DJ and games from 5-8 p.m. at details and not taking on too One Daytona in Daytona Beach. much. For more information, visit onedaytona.com. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21

Saturday, June 22 Taurus, arm yourself with information because you need to •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers support your ideas with clear will host 5K and 10 K walks, and Hometown News file photo ways to get things done effective- 13K and 31K bicycle rides at 8 ly. Only with information can you a.m. at Port Orange YMCA on Colten Hicks of Port Orange comes down quick on a water slide during the inaugural Riverfest at Riv- move forward. City Center Parkway. Bring your erwalk Park last May. own bicycle, helmet and any GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 other equipment needed. For more information, call (386) 256-2160, (386) 214-3890 or Have a good time down by the river Time heals all wounds, visit happywanderersfl.org. For Hometown News fish’s on the River with an Ice Cream ties by Jumpin Beans, food trucks and a Gemini. You may need some time to recover from some •Sounds of Summer Concert [email protected] Social and entertainment by Steel beer and wine garden in the park. There Series: Deja will perform Island Daddy. The dinner is open to the pub- will be music on the stage throughout emotional wounds. Just be Jams from 6-9 p.m. at One The second annual Riverfest on the patient and you’ll get back on lic and tickets are $25. For tickets, call the day. track. Daytona in Daytona Beach. For Halifax will be June 22-23, at Riverwalk the Port Orange South Daytona Cham- A Corporate Challenge with local more information, visit onedayto- Park in Port Orange. ber of Commerce at (386) 761-1601. businesses competing in fun events will na.com. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 A Land and Sea Dinner will kick off Saturday’s event will be from 10 a.m.- begin at 1:30 p.m. and a Cornhole Con- •Laser Rock Concert: The the activities at 6 p.m. Friday, June 21. Museum of Arts & Sciences will 7 p.m. with arts and crafts vendors, test will begin at 3 p.m. The dinner will be catered by Aunt Cat- Cancer, teamwork may seem host a laser rock concert from entertainment, a free Kids Zone, activi- See RIVERFEST, page B2 like the way to go to get an 7-9:45 p.m. at 352 S. Nova important job done. Do not Road, Daytona Beach. Laser X hesitate to share your ideas and will be shown at 7 p.m. Laser solicit others’ thoughts as well. Vinyl will be shown at 8 p.m. Laser Metallica will be at 9 p.m. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 For tickets, visit the museum’s Prince, Beatles tributes take the stage guest relations desk or get them Leo, it is time to sort through at the door. Tickets are one show For Hometown News newsdy@hometownnews your life, and that can begin with for $5, two shows for $7, three sorting through your belongings. mediagroup.com shows for $9. For more informa- Start to get rid of anything that tion, visit moas.org. Celebrate summer sol- you haven’t used in the last year •Showbiz National Talent Dance and move on. Competition: The 31st annual stice by spending the week- end enjoying music at Day- grand finals will be at the Ocean VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Center June 22-27 at 101 N. tona Beach’s Bandshell. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. A Prince tribute “Purple The championship attacts Masquerade” will perform Virgo, honesty is the best dancers from all over the country at 7 p.m. Friday, June 21, policy, but you may need to to compete for some of the most and a Beatles tribute band, approach a delicate situation with some discretion. Try to get prestigious awards in the “Let it Be,” will perform at competitive dance industry. your point across without coming 7:15 p.m. Saturday June 22, across as abrasive. Participants, their families and followed by fireworks at attendees will enjoy five days of 9:45 p.m. advanced competition. For more LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 information, visit showbiztalent. “Purple Masquerade” com. will blow concert goers Libra, you may need to do a Sunday, June 23 away with the authentic little damage control between look and sound of a real two people who are close to you. •Cinematique: “Clerks” will be Prince concert from the It can be challenging not taking shown at 5:45 p.m. at 242 S. late 1980s. An incredible sides when both are pressing for Beach St., Daytona Beach. front man, awesome cos- you to support them. Tickets are $8 and include tumes and pro level players admission to live recording of in the “Revolution” bring SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Average Joe Movie Show, the house down every time. beginning at 5:45 p.m., film All of the hits are played, Scorpio, overcome your fear of screening at 6:30 p.m. Don’t such as “Little Red Cor- rocking the boat. Others need to miss the Movie Memorabilia vette,” “Let’s Go Crazy,” hear your opinion, and your Exhibit on display before the “Raspberry Beret” and honesty will be appreciated and show, including screen-used inspire loyalty. movie props from Jeepers “1999.” The show is part of the Creepers, Hannibal and Black SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Christmas. Bandshell Summer Enter- Advance ticket purchase for tainment Series. For more Sagittarius, emphasize the this event guarantees admit- information, visit Dayton- Hometown News File Photo importance of accountability to tance only; seating is first aBandshell.com. Let It Be, a Beatles Tribute Band, will rock Daytona Beach’s Historic Band- team members. Use yourself come-first served and seats/ On Saturday, concert as an example, insisting that tables cannot be held. No goers can enjoy the sights, shell at 7:15 p.m. Saturday, June 22, as part of the free Friends of the Band- you will be held accountable See OUT, page B3 See TRIBUTES, page B2 shell Star Spangled Summer Concert Series. See SCOPES, page B3

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A roll of the dice Randy Barber/staff photographer Summer Volo, 6, of Deltona is ready to fly away during Summer Camp at the Lyonia Environmental Center in Deltona on Friday, June 14. The Club Scene •Bank & Blues Club: Big Al & 615-4888. at 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. The Heavyweights will perform at •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming For more information, call (386) 9 p.m. Saturday, June 22. Door performers are Mark Venneri, 788-3268. opens at 8 p.m. at 701 Main St., 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, June 21; •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine Daytona Beach. Tickets are $10. Debbie D. & Vintage Now, Shop: Free wine tastings are from For more information, call (386) 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck 252-9877 or visit dayton- 22; 5 Island Steele, 11:30 and Saturday in the shop with abeachmainstreet.com. a.m.-3:30 p.m., Sunday, June free cheese at 400 Second Ave., •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: 23; and Christie Beu, 6-10 p.m. New Smyrna Beach. For more Live entertainment is from 6-10 Wednesday, June 26, at 101 information, call (386) 428- p.m. Wednesday through Sunday Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach. 4621. at 1786 W. International Dinner reservations required. •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz Randy Barber/staff photographer Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. For more information, call (386) plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. For more information, visit 428-1865. Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 Grace Aquillante of Deltona rolls the die as her friend Eileen Horan, right, bahamabreeze.com. •Hard Rock Hotel Daytona p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse and Diane Dickinson of Akumin-Lad Imaging looks on during the eighth •Café Da Vinci: LUVV will Beach: Upcoming performers are performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. annual Community Health Expo on Saturday, June 1. Deltona Parks & Rec- perform at 9 p.m. Friday, June DJ Ayoo, noon-6 p.m., Danny & Thursday through Sunday. 21. Del Rocket 88 with The Joy Duo, 6 p.m. and The Wooly Robert Keele plays acoustic reation hosted the event. Tremolords will perform at 9 p.m. Bushmen, 8 p.m., Friday, June guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, June 9. An open mike 21; DJ Ayoo, noon-6 p.m., Jimmy Wednesdays. Tom Redmond night starts at 7 p.m. each Chevalier, 6 p.m., Greye, 8 p.m. performs classic rock from 5-8 Boardwalk merchants and shell Breeze” is available as Wednesday at 112 W. Georgia Saturday, June 22; DJ Ayoo, p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with Friends of the Bandshell. For well as Budweiser products. Ave., DeLand. For more noon-5 p.m., Nate Utley, 8 p.m. Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 Tributes information, call (386) 736- Sunday, June 23; Chuck Morel & p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, From page B1 more information, visit Backyard Boys catering is friendsofthebandshell.org. offered onsite. Chairs are 0008 or visit cafedavincideland. Matt Duo, 6-9 p.m. Monday, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona sounds and excitement a com. June 24; Fire Lake Duo, 6-9 p.m. Beach. For more information, General admission is free. available for rent in the free •CorkScrew Bar & Grille: Beatles concert. From “A Tuesday, June 25; The Rasta call (386) 253-5224 or visit VIP tickets are available for general admission area, one Upcoming performers are Bayers, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, oceandeck.com. Hard Day’s Night” and “Sgt. $10 per person per show and for $3 or two for $5. For Robert Harris, noon-3 p.m. June 26, DJ Ayoo, noon-4 p.m. •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: The Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club include a chair and seating attendees’ safety and comfort, Sunday, June 23; Joe Calabrese, and Jeff Jarrett, 6 p.m. Thurs- dinner show and family-style Band” to the finality of “Let It near the stage in a controlled guests are not allowed to 6-9 p.m. Tuesday June 25; and day, June 27, at 918 N. Atlantic feast will be Thursday, Friday and Be,” the boys will entertain access area. For tickets visit bring backpacks, blankets, Gino Conti, 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Ave. For more information, call Saturday. The show has a 6:30 you with three professional ticketmaster.com or the Pea- coolers, glass containers or June 26, at 235 Canal St., New (386) 947-7300 or visit p.m. seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. costume changes, and they body Auditorium Box Office outside alcohol. Smoking or Smyrna Beach. For more hardtockhoteldaytonabeach. and show at 7:30 p.m., at the play the actual instruments at 600 Auditorium Blvd., vaping are not allowed inside information, call (386) 957- com. Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic used by the Beatles. “Let It Daytona Beach, and at the the Bandshell. 3955. •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: Be” plays virtually all the hit Bandshell’s box office on Parking for the Bandshell Weather permitting, live music is more information, call (386) songs the Beatles ever record- Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. at 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit show nights. is available across the street Tuesday-Thursday and noon to Ormond-by-the-Sea. For more myohanaluau.com. ed note-for-note. Adult beverages will be from the Ocean Walk Shop- 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday in information, call (386) 265- •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft The show is part of the Star available to buy purchase pes & Movies in the parking Unit N at 482 Fentress Blvd., 1977. beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. Spangled Summer Concert both nights. The Bandshell garage and surface lots close Daytona Beach. For more •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 Series presented by the signature drink, the “Band- by. information, call (844) 352- Tuesday, there is Texas hold ’em; p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- Wednesday is trivia challenge p.m. Sunday. Live music and ingcompany.com. night and Thursday night is food are featured Friday •Down the Hatch: Upcoming karaoke, all at 7:30 p.m. There is evenings at 301 Division Ave., signup.com. cycle Show sponsored by performers are Skyhook, 6 p.m. live acoustic guitar music at 7:30 Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For Riverfest Vendors and Kidzone open Bruce Rossmeyer’s Har- Friday, June 21; Diego and Co., 1 p.m. Fridays at 193 North Cause- more information call (386) From page B1 at 10 a.m. Music, food trucks ley-Davidson will be from p.m., and Up 4 It, 6 p.m. way, New Smyrna Beach. For 256-3904. and entertainment will be noon-5 p.m. Saturday, June 22; Rock Beach more information, call (386) •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: A 5K begins at Riverwalk from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Elite Riverfest on the Halifax is Duo, 1 p.m., and Latitude 29, 6 427-1177 or visit merksbarand- Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. at 7:30 a.m. Sunday. The cost Stand Up Paddle Board Races organized jointly by the p.m. Sunday, June 23; Bret grill.com. Wednesday to Saturday. is $25. To register, visit run- will start at 10 a.m. A Motor- Chamber and Port Orange Messer, 6 p.m., Monday, June •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close South Daytona Rotary Club. 24; John Longoria, 6 p.m., monthly beer tasting. Cost is Saturday at 355 Cassadaga Presenting sponsors are Tuesday, June 25; Dallas Reese, $12 per person. Seating is Road, Lake Helen. For informa- 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 26; limited to the first 70 prepaid tion, call (386) 218-3806. Halifax Health, Halifax and Jimmy Z., 6 p.m. Thursday, reservations. If interested, call •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free Home Care, Halifax Hos- June 27, at 4894 Front St., (386) 258-1600 to reserve a wine and liquor tasting is hosted pice, and Rue and Ziffra. Ponce Inlet. For more informa- spot at 1700 W. International from 4-7 p.m. each Friday and Funds raised for the event tion, call (386) 761-4831 or visit Speedway. Saturday at 350 S. Spring will go to Rotary and Cham- downthehatchseafood.com. •Mulligan’s Family Sports Grille: Garden Ave., DeLand. For more ber programs, including •Frappes Italian Grille: Rock Star Karaoke will be at 9 information, call (386) 738- scholarships, grants and “Happiest Hour” is in the bar p.m. Friday, June 21, and 7533 or visit delandliquorstore. small business resources. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First Saturday, June 22. Live Team com. For more information, call Tuesday of the month is wine Trivia, play for free and win To submit an event to (386) 761-1601 or visit tasting, two whites, two reds and prizes 6:30-8:30 p.m., Monday, ClubScene, email newsdy@ an appetizer for $25. For June 24. Eddie Uzzle plays oldies hometownnewsmediagroup.com pschamber.com or river- reservations, call (386) at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 25, (no hyphens). festonthehalifax.com.

Kathleen Ann Kujan Mason Enjoy Hassle Free Boating May 23, 2019 DELAND -- Kathleen Ann Kujan Mason, 67, of DeLand died May 23, 2019, at her home, following a lengthy illness. A Mass in her name will be celebrated at Mother of the Good Shepherd All Year Round! Monastery in DeLand this summer on a date to be determined. Over 190 OPEN HOUSE 11AM-3PM Plans for a memorial service in Erie, Pennsylvania, also will be Locations! announced. Friends will gather at Byte in Downtown DeLand at 11 SATURDAY 22ND DAYTONA BEACH a.m. Saturday, June 29, for a memorial luncheon in Kathleen’s honor. Born Oct. 20, 1951, in Des Plaines, Illinois to Edward and Shirley Kujan, Kathleen grew up SPECIALS FOR ALL 4 LOCATIONS! in Erie, and graduated from McDowell High School. CALL SAM 386-210-9030 She is survived by her devoted husband of 27 years, Brad Mason; loving sister, Debbora Sweezea (Tom), of Tavares; brothers Eric (Kelly) Kujan of California; Kevin (Jean) and Brad (Chrissy) Kujan both of Erie; sister-in-law Sandy Mason of DeLand; as well as aunts, cous- ins, nieces and nephews, all of whom she loved dearly. Kathleen was preceded in death by her parents and by her brother Mark Kujan. Known throughout the community for her bright smile and kind, friendly nature, Kathleen possessed exceptional organizational and leadership skills. Her career path included working as a licensed practical nurse, real estate agent, property manager and advertising sales repre- sentative--for both the former DeLand Sun News and the Volusia Pennysavers. After serving as general manager of the West Volusia Pennysaver, Kathleen retired in 2010. Together Kathleen and Brad Mason also devoted their time and resources to animal rescue. Kathleen’s compassion for strays in need and her eagerness to house them knew no bounds. Unlimited The couple also enjoyed many travel adventures with good friends. Boating! In lieu of flowers, those wishing to honor Kathleen may aid in the fight against progressive supra nuclear palsy with a donation to www.psp.org; or to any animal rescue effort. NEW SMYRNA BEACH, 177 N. CAUSEWAY, DAYTONA BEACH, HALIFAX MARINA, 125 BASIN ST. “In the night of death - Hope sees a star - And listening, SANFORD 4370 CARRAWAY PLACE | PALM COAST 200 CLUBHOUSE DR. | FREEDOMBOATCLUB.COM - Love hears the rustle of a wing’’ - Author Unknown Friday, June 21, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-3 Touring with the Townies Thai food is healthy and tastes great Asian food covers a great Pad Thai noodles or bean ture, add to cooked curry. deal of territory and includes sprouts. I suggest ordering Vegan: Slice 2 cups firm the most populous areas of CHEF COSTA'S extra fresh steamed vegetable tofu into small squares add to the world with the most COOKING with those dishes to mix in to curry during cooking process diverse types of cuisines. CORNER balance out the carbs. Both: 1 small red onion It is the home to the foods COSTA MAGOULAS For my wife, I decided to sliced thin of China, Indian, Japan, Thai- make Panang coconut curry 1 red pepper seeded and land, Russian, Mongolia, with her choice of Tofu, chopped Taiwan, Iran, Israel, Arabia, most popular Asian foods in cooked chicken or shrimp. I 1 cup chopped celery Korea, Egypt and more, much the world and has been added a little heat to it and 1 cup canned green peas more. Each has its own influenced over the centuries she loved it. Making a Thai ½ cup carrots sliced thin identity and flavor profiles by neighboring China, India, dish is not that difficult. It is 1 clove garlic crushed and and would be impossible to Japan and even the Dutch, quick and easy. sliced cover in this article. who introduced chilis in the This weekend we have to 2 teaspoons red curry paste Let me concentrate on one 1600s. take a short trip to Tampa, so 1 can 13.5 ounces unsweet- of my favorites for today, When dining, deciding on I can judge a food competi- ened coconut milk Thai. When I first mentioned a Thai restaurant is a great tion. We usually try to find a 2 tablespoons fish sauce local restaurant in the area to 1 teaspoon cinnamon Thai to my wife, she said no, choice, especially for anyone have dinner. Guess what? 1 teaspoon sugar not interested because it’s too with a special diet need like She requested we find a Thai 1 teaspoon coriander hot! No, no, no, that’s not true food allergies, or someone restaurant. Things are Salt and pepper to taste I told her. Then I explained it who is just watching their looking up! was very healthy and doesn’t weight. Thai food does not use big chunks of large Try this recipe, it may Directions have to be prepared spicy hot. surprise you how easy it is to Place all ingredients in a 2 Well that got her attention, so animal meat. Big pieces of meat are usually shredded prepare and tastes great, too. quart cooking pot, cook over she agreed to try it, but only and fortified with herbs and medium heat until vegetables if I made it. spices. are tender. I should have known some- Thai Panang Curry Generally, Thai food is *Options to Serve. Spoon thing was up. Instead of going Photo courtesy of Rachel Jefferis prepared mostly by stewing, over Jasmine rice or in soup out to eat, I would end up in Optional vegan, chicken or baking, or grilling using fresh bowl without rice. Sadie and Landon Jefferis of Port Orange and the kitchen again and would shrimp ingredients. The menus will Sebastian Drew of DeLand took the Hometown have to mark Thai foods off list the ingredients in dishes Costa Magoulas is dean of News to Tortola, British Virgin Islands. If you’d like my lists of options to go out Ingredients making it easy to choose. The the Mori Hosseini College of and eat. I should have seen Chicken: Slice 2 chicken to join the Townies, take a copy of Hometown News spices used, such as turmeric Hospitality and Culinary that one coming, knowing breast into strips, sauté in 1 with you when you take a trip, take a picture hold- are anti-inflammatory and Management at Daytona my wife. Of course, it really tablespoons olive oil and 1 ing the paper and send it to us at newsdy@home- help relieve joint discomfort. State College. Contact him at didn’t matter … I enjoy tablespoon butter until Some dishes may be high in (386) 506-3578 or magoulc@ townnewsol.com. Be sure to include your name, cooking for her. chicken is not pink inside; carbs due to the Jasmine rice, daytonastate.edu. your hometown and where you were. Thai food is one of the 165 degrees internal tempera- Hot cars and ice cream Religion News Evan Williams of Talla- Learn about Spring Hill ment, but there are many less- topic “Concussions, a former hassee keeps cool with er known cultural, racial and NFL players speaks out” at 7 ice cream while check- Kevin Winchell, an adjunct political factors that have per- p.m. Monday, June 24, in the ing out the cars during professor and associate direc- petuated this marginalization. Church Library at 1401 W. the Volusia County Cor- tor of community engagement Religious education for chil- New York Ave., DeLand. vette Association’s Car at Stetson University, will dren of all ages is provided Dorothy and Paul Ashton Show at Grand Villa of present “The Past Is Present: during the service. are hosts on Monday. For more information, visit Additional meetings will be DeLand on Friday, June The Spring Hill Community of Southwestern DeLand” at uudeland.org or call (386) at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 27, at 14. Evan was visiting 10:30 a.m. at the First Unitari- 232-8433. Artisan Hotel Restaurant, 215 his grandparents Pat an Universalist Church of S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand, and Lou LaRusso of West Volusia, 116 Clara Ave., Church hosts and at 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, DeLand. DeLand. at Grand Villa, 350 E. Interna- Spring Hill is a historically Lifetree Cafe tional Speedway Blvd., African-American communi- DeLand. Randy Barber ty known for higher rates of First Christian Church will For more information, call staff photographer poverty and underemploy- sponsor Lifetree Cafe with the (386) 734-0677. Obituaries Alic e M. Swingle Helen, died Monday, June 10.

Alice M. Swingle, 85, of Arrangements handled by Deland and formerly of Edge- Settle-Wilder Funeral Home water, died Saturday, June 15. and Cremation Service, 406 S. Orange St., New Smyrna Beach. Condolences may be David F. Engel made online at settlewilderfu- neralhome.com. David F. Engel, 75, of Lake

Out Thursday, June 27 From page B1 •Summer Concert Series: New Smyrna Beach will host a free refunds or exchanges are summer concert 6:30-7:45 p.m. permitted with less than 72 at Riverside Park, 105 S. hours advance notice. Riverside Drive, New Smyrna For more information, call Beach. Glencoe Ridge will (386) 252-3118. perform bluegrass. The concert will be moved inside the Tuesday, June 25 Brannon Center if there is inclement weather. For more information, call (386) 410- •Live Comedy: Live Interactive 2890. Improv Comedy presented by Random Acts of Insanity is at 8 p.m. at the Cinematique Theater, Upcoming events 242 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. Tickets are $5. All ages •Ocean Center: Community welcome. For more information, Effort Orlando Gaming Champi- call (386) 252-3118. onships will be from June 28-30, at the Ocean Center, 101 N. Answers Located in the Classified Section Wednesday, June 26 Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Players and fighting game fans •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers from over 45 states and 30 will host a 5K fun walk at 7 p.m. countries are expected to attend. at Sunshine Park Mall, 2400 S. The event is open to people of Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona. all ages battling for the top prize Participants should bring money inside the infamous CEO Ring. for ice cream after the walk. For For more information, to more information, call (386) register as a competitor or buy a 256-2160, (386) 214-3890 or spectator badge, visit ceogam- visit happywanderersfl.org. See OUT, page B4

Scopes AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 From page B1 Drama in your life may lead to some hectic times ahead, just like everyone else. Aquarius. If you approach things with a calm head, then CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 you can sail through the week relatively unscathed. Capricorn, if you are ready to put yourself out there in the PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 name of love, a dynamic person could sweep you off Pisces, a power struggle your feet. A special date could won’t prove the headache have you contemplating a you’re anticipating it to be. Stay future together. patient and listen to what others have to say. B-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 21, 2019 Sports Briefs Big fitness event Zero Sugar 400 Weekend July ie Robinson Ballpark, at 110 E. 4-6 at Daytona International Orange Ave., Daytona Beach. at Ocean Center Speedway. The Eagles will face the This is the 11th consecutive Aussie Spirit from 6:35 p.m. Bacon Beatdown will be year DIS has saluted Medal of Monday, June 24, 10:35 a.m. June 21-23 at the Ocean Cen- Honor recipients, a tradition Tuesday, June 25, 5:05 and ter at 101 N. Atlantic Ave., instituted in the 1970s by Bill 7:35 p.m. Wednesday, June 26. Daytona Beach. France Sr., the founder of DIS This year’s event will feature The Eagles will face the Aussie and NASCAR. Pepper at 10:35 a.m. Thursday, 16 individual divisions and 10 This year’s honorees are three-person, same-sex team June 27. Command Sgt. Major Gary For more information visit divisions, with competitors Littrell (Vietnam), and Staff profastpitch.com. from 8 years old to older than Sgt. Ronald Shurer (War in 40 years old. Beginners and Afghanistan), who received children will have three work- the honor in a White House Soccer club outs on Friday, and all other ceremony in October 2018. divisions will have six work- The Daytona Soccer Club outs throughout Saturday and Daytona 500 will play FC Miami City at Sunday, including a splash on 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 21, at the beach. tickets on sale Daytona Stadium, 3917 LPGA Event hours are 11 a.m. to 6 Blvd., Daytona Beach. p.m. daily. A single day ticket Tickets for the 62nd annual The club will play Lakeland is $15, a two-day ticket is $25 Daytona 500 are now on sale. Tropic at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, and a three-day ticket is $35. The 2020 edition of “The For tickets,visit universe.com/ June 25. Great American Race” will events/the-bacon-beat- Tickets start at $5 for the Randy Barber/staff photographer again be on Presidents Day USL 2 match. For tickets, visit down-fitness-competi- Oscar Aguirre, 8, of DeLand practices dribbling with both hands during the tion-tickets-daytona-beach- Weekend, Sunday, Feb. 16, and daytonasoccerclub.com or call 9BW64G or at the door the tickets start at $99. (386) 238-9639. Orlando Magic Youth Basketball Clinic at the Port Orange Family YMCA on Sat- day of the event. For more For race tickets, call urday, June 1. information, visit thebacon- 1-800-PITSHOP or visit dayto- Tortugas at home beatdown.com. na500.com. Triathlon Approach/Birthplace of Speed YMCA, 500 Sterthaus Drive. Park with a point to point .25 The cost of the triathlon is The Daytona Tortugas will mile ocean swim, and then off $62 plus sign up fee. The cost Eagles in action face the Tampa Tarpons at The Ormond Beach Family Two Medal on a 10-mile bike loop and fin- of the triathlon “Fat Tire Divi- 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, YMCA triathlon will be at 7 at the Jack ish with a three mile beach sion is $62 plus sign up fee. of Honor recipients 10:35 a.m. Wednesday, June a.m. Saturday, June 22, Birth- run. The cost of the triathlon relay to be honored 26, 7:05 p.m. Thursday, June place of Speed Park, Saturday, The fastpitch softball Bei- All participants will receive is $82 plus sign up fee. Regis- 27, at 110 E. Orange Ave., June 22, at the intersection of jing Shougang Eagles will face shirts and finisher medals. tration ends Thursday, June Two Medal of Honor recipi- Daytona Beach. State Road 40 and Atlantic the Cleveland Comets at 6:35 Packet Pick-up will be from 20. ents, both representing the For more information, call Avenue. p.m. Friday, June 21, and 3:05 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, June 21, at For more information, visit U.S. Army, will be honored (386) 257-3172 or email milb. The course will begin at the p.m. Saturday, June 22, at Jack- the Ormond Beach Family runsignup.com. during the 61st annual Coke com/daytona. Granada Avenue Beach Florida Scallop and Lobster season! h boy! It’s time to get most part that will require wet! deep diving. Not so in the Break out your FISHING Florida Keys and Biscayne O WITH DAN snorkel and fins and set out Bay. There you will only be for lots of fun in the warm DAN SMITH able to keep six per day, but shallow waters just off the you may find them in waters coast of the Sunshine State. of five feet or less. This year the Florida Make no mistake about it, if The bottom is more varied Wildlife and Fisheries you go you won’t be alone. there with lots of sand and Commission has seen fit to set Last year Monroe County some small coral reef. In the an early opening for the bay estimated 40,000 divers past, we have seen all manner scallop season up around showed up for the lobster mini of tropical fish and even sea Steinhatchee. All of Dixie season. That means campsites, horses while seeking the wily rooms and boat ramps will be County and portions of Taylor scallop. Once my wife, Lana, crowded, but the rewards are County opened June 15. To came face to face with a giant great. me that says there is a bumper manta ray that was about I have made that trip many crop of those tasty shellfish up eight feet across. Harmless, times and never failed to get that way. but a thrill I guarantee. the 24-lobster (four-person) Randy Barber/staff photographer For many years I took my Although some pick limit each day. Believe me Dora Alejandor, 11, of DeLand practices casting with others during the Free family to Steinhatchee for scallops by wading, you would there is nothing like eating opening day and we always be better served to go with a Kids Fishing Clinic at the Marine Discovery Center on Saturday, June 8. Aca- lobsters that were taken that scored big. The waters there boat. There also are scallop demic Anglers Fishing Team hosted the event. same day. are very clear and warm and excursion boats that will take You should be aware the the bottom is mostly grassy. It you out to the picking Keys value their bugs and are is not unusual to catch the grounds for a small fee. Great so protective. If you break the from all over the state will be to have a fishing license, you Scallops to the west and two-gallon limit per person fun! rules, you will pay dearly. You there to make sure of it. will also need a lobster stamp. lobster to the south. Go for it! before noon there. The Florida Sportsman’s cannot take a lobster that is One year I was boarded and To catch a lobster, you place Just a bit further south is Mini-Lobster Season kicks off less than 3 inches on the had my catch checked seven a small hand net behind it and Dan Smith has fished the Crystal River and Homosassa. this year for two days, July carapace (body) and you times in one day. I told the last touch it on the nose with a waters of Volusia County for 24-25. The last Wednesday Those waters were always our cannot be in the water without officer that if they continued tickle stick. The lobster will more than 40 years. Email and Thursday in July are favorite for the wide variety of a measuring device. Heaven to handle my lobsters they shoot backwards into the net questions and comments to always the most anticipated marine life you could see help you if you take more than would not be fit to eat. and be ensnared. Sounds [email protected]. His book, “I fishing days of the year. while snorkeling. This year the limit. (You may lose your Part of the fun there is simple, right? Wrong, drawn Swear the Snook Drowned,” is Locally recreational divers that portion of the state will boat.) Don’t think you won’t swimming with the barracu- butter breath! It is a very available for purchase for will be able to keep 12 spiny open for scallops July 1, the be checked. Law enforcement das and sharks that keep it tricky process, but flat out fun. $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. usual date. lobsters per day, but for the interesting. If you are required So, there you have it.

•DeLand Bridge Club: The Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 Karaoke is at 7 p.m. Wednes- club will meet from 9:30-11:30 p.m. at Gateway Center for the day. Dinner is served 5-7 p.m. Bell ringer Out a.m. Tuesdays at 165 Deerfield Arts, 880 N. U.S. 17/92, Wednesday. The dice game Left From page B3 Road, DeLand. All levels DeBary. For more information, Center Right is played at 7 p.m. ing.org/ceo. welcome, no partner necessary. call Rob Rinaldo at (407) Thursday. There is an all-you- The cost is $5. Bridge lessons 443-6965. can-eat fish fry Friday from 5-7 are from 9-11 a.m. Wednes- •Lake Helen Market in the Park: p.m. Friday and Saturday Ongoing Events days. The cost for each lesson 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday at entertainment is at 7:30 p.m. is $10 for club members, $12 Blake Park, 437 N. Lakeview Drinks and pizza are served at •American Legion Post 127: for non-members. Pay as you Drive. the Canteen. The post is at 351 Every first and third Saturday go. Games for all levels of play •Meditation: Offered at 9 S. Charles Richard Beall Blvd., bingo is played at 1 p.m. with are Monday through Saturday: a.m., each Wednesday at the DeBary. For more information, free hot dogs and coffee. Public $6 for members, $8 for Bamboo Arts Center, 4490 visit vfwpost8093.com or call hall rental is available at 109 non-members. If you need a Cave Lake Road, DeLeon (386) 668-8640. Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. partner, call the day before. For Springs. Previous experience is •West Volusia Historical Society For information, call (386) more information, visit not a hindrance and probably a Complex: The complex consists 228-2770. delandbridge.com or call benefit. Admission is free. For of The Henry A. DeLand House •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: (386)734-7170. more information, call (386) Museum and gift shop, the The market is from 6-9 p.m. •DeLand Farmer’s Market: 7 277-2069 or visit mentalillness- Robert M. Conrad Education each Friday in Downtown a.m. to noon each Wednesday myths.com. and Research Center and the DeLand and offers local, at the Volusia County Fair- •Sandcastle Storytellers: The Lue Gim Gong Memorial organic produce, plants, orchids grounds, 3050 E. New York group meets from 6-8 p.m. Garden. Guided tours and gift and homemade breads. For Ave., DeLand. Saturdays at the Boston shop are available. Hours are more information, call (386) •DeLand Flea Market: 6:30 Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday to 589-3118. a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and New York Ave., DeLand. The Saturday. The last tour is at 3 •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: A Sunday, at 535 Fair St. For public may attend. p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, 12-step program that meets at more information, call (386) •Sons of Italy Deltona: Bingo is $3 for children under 11 and 7 p.m. every Friday in The 631-6500. at 6 p.m. each Tuesday. Every free for children under six. For Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 •Deltona Woman’s Club: Wednesday is dinner from more information, call (386) S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. Bunco is played at 7 p.m. the 4:30-8 p.m. with dancing, 740-6813, email deland- Childcare is provided. first Friday of each month. Arts Donation is $5 for pasta. [email protected] or visit •DeBary Hall Historic Site: & Crafts is at 1 p.m. Wednes- Non-members are welcome. delandhouse.com. Tours of the 1871 hunting lodge day. Boat meetings are 11 a.m. Take out is available at 1270 are available from 10 a.m. to 4 the first Tuesday of each month. Doyle Road. For more informa- p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Membership meetings are at tion, call (386) 574 1122. To submit an event to and from noon to 4 p.m. 11 a.m. the second Thursday of •VFW Post 8093: Bingo is at 5 Hometown News Out & About, Sunday. Admission is $5 for each month. The hall at 1049 p.m. Sundays. Pinochle is at send an email to newsdy@ Photo courtesy of Rotary Club of DeLand adults, $4 for seniors, $2 for E. Normandy Blvd. is available 6:30 p.m. and corn hole at 7 hometownnewsmediagroup. children ages 3 to 12, and free for rentals and social gather- p.m. Mondays. Tuesday there is com (no hyphens) or fax (386) Ashton Adams of Starke Elementary School rings for children 2 and younger. For ings. For more information, call free pool all day until 7 p.m.; 322-5901. For more informa- the opening bell at a recent Rotary Club of DeLand more information, visit (386) 574-2311. then the pool league plays. tion, call (386) 322-5924. Membership Meeting. debaryhall.com. •Gateway Farmers Market: Bunco is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Friday, June 21, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-5

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