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Vol. 12, No. 48 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, Dec. 15, 2017 Need Teeth? DENTAL SERVICES Community 2017 DENTURE EADER R S Crown/Caps Ormond Beach officer ’ $650 C All Fillings Notes H E O I C $800 Full Denture Reline Only Best $200 Genealogical society Routine Extraction named top PAL volunteer Dentist $185 celebrates anniversary KERRI GRAHAM, D.M.D.$100-$185 By Diane M. Carey There are 29 PAL chapters in the associa- 802 Sterthaus Drive Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL Halifax Genealogical Soci- [email protected] tion. Each chapter submits applications for Volunteer of the Year, according to Lisa ety will celebrate its 25th anni- Ormond Beach Police Officer Gregory Stokes has 386-944-5001 Messersmith Weaver, the Community Pro- VISIT US AT ORMONDSMILES.COM versary at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, been selected as the Volunteer of the Year by the gram Coordinator for Ormond Beach PAL. See ad inside for more information Dec. 15, at the Ormond Beach Florida Association of Police Athletic Leagues. “Officer Stokes was nominated by OBPAL Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care Library Auditorium, 30 S. “I can’t say enough about our Officer Stokes,” for his commitment to the youth in our Beach St. Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey said. “We community. He has been a volunteer with OBPAL a Annette Burke Lyttle will are extremely proud of him and his commitment to since 1996 and is always there to help make the PAL news release, present “What is Social Histo- the community. He has a certain set of skills that program successful,” Ms. Weaver said. “He coaches “Officer Stokes has been and contin- ry and Why Should a Genealo- only a few officers possess that I have had the privi- basketball teams, helps transport youth to and from ues to be a wonderful team partner in our PAL youth gist Care?” Also the new board lege to see in my almost 30 years of policing. events, chaperones activities, and is a mentor to programs.” will be inducted. “Additionally, Officer Stokes truly cares about the youth who need someone to listen and guide them Officer Stokes said he has actually been with the The public is welcome. For youth of our community and continues to make in positive directions. Officer Stokes is devoted to city for 24 years, 18 as a police officer. more information, call (386) positive impacts in their lives. He is truly the most helping the youth in our community achieve posi- “I started out in recreation, then I was a commu- 386-672-3806. deserving person I know of regarding the presti- tive lives.” nity service officer, then I became a police officer,” See NOTES, page A2 gious award that has been bestowed upon him,” Doug Thomas, OBPAL board president, stated in See VOLUNTEER, page A2 Chief Godfrey said. PAST It’s the season Spreading cheer TIMES of suicide, but Meatloaf Monday Homemade meatloaf with your choice of starch there is help By Gina McKee is able to make a contribu- $9.95 [email protected] tion to his or her communi- ty,” according to the study. 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Thursday thru Saturday Department of Health in Although deaths from sui- Volusia County. Slow Cooked Prime Rib cide in the county have “The CDC defines mental decreased since the previous health as a state of well‐being study, the rate has steadily WEEKLY in which the individual real- remained higher than the Randy Barber/staff photographer LIVE ENTERTAINMENT izes his or her own abilities, rest of the state. Kindergartner Jalynnah Chapman of Turie T. Small Elementary School per- & KARAOKE! can cope with the normal “In 2012, approximately stresses of life, can work pro- 121 Volusia County residents forms with others during the 35th annual Christmas Party for Seniors at the Palmetto Club in Daytona Beach on Thursday, Dec. 7. GREAT FOOD ductively and fruitfully, and See HELP, page A3 GREAT MUSIC GREAT PEOPLE 386.944.9293 Tomoka Plaza You have Tis the season 709 S. Nova Rd. Ormond Beach to get not to drink, Personal Finance A7 the drug and drive PLAN STRONGER By Diane M. Carey man-Act Behavioral Health- [email protected] care states. “Often, alcohol is ‘thrill a part of holiday celebrations, Technology About 40 percent of traf- both professionally and per- changing of it’ fic-related deaths during the sonally. Many people feel our holiday are a result of drunk pressured to consume or By Gina McKee drivers, according to the over-consume alcohol approach [email protected] to money National Highway Traffic during these celebrations What makes a person jump Safety Administration. when they otherwise may out of a perfectly good air- Every day, nearly 29 people n ot .” plane at nearly 14,000 feet? in the United States die in “For people who find the Entertainment B1 At Skydive DeLand, it’s for vehicle crashes caused by holidays to be stressful, alco- the thrill of it. alcohol-impaired drivers. hol can quickly become a MOTOWN CHRISTMAS “There’s nothing else like it The American Automobile way of coping” said Nicole in the world,” said Axel Association website states, Sharbono, vice president of Arviddson, aircraft coordina- “More than 500,000 people SMA Behavioral’s Volusia tor at Skydive DeLand. “It’s are injured in alcohol-related County Services. “This is difficult to describe in words. crashes every year — with especially true for individu- It’s something you’ve got to more than 12,000 resulting als who have a mental illness, come out and experience for in death.” which may be exacerbated yourself.” December is National during the holidays. Aban- For beginners, tandem Drunk and Drugged Driving doning healthy habits and Time to get funky jumps pair instructors with an Prevention Month, a time to self-medicating with alcohol for the holiday inexperienced or novice raise awareness about the are warning signs that a per- jumper in one harness appara- Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer consequences of driving son may need treatment or tus. They free fall at about 120 Volunteer tandem master Art Shaffer of Palatka under the influence of alco- additional support during Index miles per hour for about one carries Marine veteran Chris O’Connor of Lake hol and drugs. the holidays.” minute before the instructor “The reasons for increased Rhonda Harvey, COO of Business A7 Out & About B1 Mary as their parachute descends toward Sky- Classified C5 Police Report A5 opens the parachute, Mr. alcohol consumption during SMA Behavioral, said, “Alco- Crossword C4 Sports C1 Arviddson explained. dive DeLand at the Municipal Airport during an the holidays vary, informa- Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 See DRIVE, page A4 See THRILL, page A2 event for veterans in 2016. tion from Stewart-March- A-2 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017

things from the heart you Volunteer don’t think about it. Being New members From page A1 around kids keeps me young. I love what I do.” he said. “I have always done Children he taught as a things with children, to volun- DARE officer or who he teer my time. worked with through PAL that “The award is great and I am are now adults still remember glad I was recognized, but I him. don’t do it for the awards, I just “That’s a legacy for me,” he do it because I like to help out said. “If someone remembers the kids,” Officer Stokes said. you, that means you touched “I have been afforded the their lives. opportunity to be the school “The best part of my police resource officer at Ormond career has been working with Beach Middle since January. I Officer Stokes kids. You can still reach them,” have always had a place in my Officer Stokes said. “It fulfills heart for the kids because I portation and also assists in me and makes me feel like I know what I went through as a am doing my part.” child.” (He shared how his par- the youth development pro- gram that teaches leadership Officer Stokes is a native ents were divorced). Floridian and a Seabreeze His volunteer work with skills or as he said “wherever they need me.” High School graduate. He has PAL varies, but, for example, two adult daughters. he assists the basketball coach- He added he is “there all the es with coaching and trans- time, but when you are doing Photo courtesy of Shirley Graham The Captain James Ormond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev- l e v e l .” day for taking that leap of olution welcomed four new members at their November meeting. They had Thrill Skydiving is more than just faith, as the company is open the honor of being inducted by visiting Florida State Regent Dawn Crumly From page A1 a leap of faith. It’s a sport that every day that weather permits Lemongello. From left are Beverly West, Chapter Registrar; Susan Weis; requires training and can even jumping, more often than not “For first-timers, we offer become a competitive sport in the Sunshine State. Carla Weber; Sharon Lehto; J. P. Roush; and Ms. Crumly Lemongello. tandem jumps, and that’s for some, he said, adding that Jumpers must be at least 18 where you’re attached to the some competitions are con- years old with a valid govern- instructor and the instructor ducted locally at DeLand, but ment-issued I.D. to partici- p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at 30 does all the work,” he said. the events are held nationally pate, and cannot weigh more Low-cost pet clinics S. Beach St.. “With tandem jumps, you’re and worldwide as well. than 225 pounds. There are Notes The musicians will per- slated pretty much just there for the “We have people from all certain medical conditions From page A1 form classic and contempo- experience.” over the world who come out that would restrict jumping, so rary holiday songs in the There will be two low cost Preparing to take the plunge here to train in different disci- it’s best to call for information Learn about chocolate library’s auditorium. pet shot clinics sponsored by solo means more training, and plines (of skydiving),” Mr. before purchasing a jump. the Society for the Prevention The Palmetto Club will The nonprofit band was the group uses a seven-step Arviddson said. Tandem jumps start at $155 of Cruelty to Animal Rescue host A Celebration of All formed in 1992 by the late training method that originat- The instructors work with each, depending on group size on Sunday, Dec. 17. Things Wine and Chocolate Edward Lewis, a Daytona ed in DeLand about 30 years all levels, from novice to expe- and applicable student or The first clinic will be from at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 15, at Beach businessman whose ago, he added. rienced to competitive jump- other discounts. Reservations 9 to 11 a.m. at Big Lots 122 1000 Beach St., Daytona dream was to keep concert “After tandem jumping, ers. are required, and jump experi- N. Nova Road, Ormond Beach. band music alive in the Day- you’d move into AFF (acceler- “Our instructors have liter- ences usually take between Beach. Speaker will be Katherine tona Beach area. Band mem- ated free fall) training,” Mr. ally thousands of hours of three and four hours to com- The second clinic will be Neel from Sappho’s Choco- bership is composed of vol- Arviddson said. “That’s where jumps,” he said. “They’re plete with training. from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the lates. unteers of various ages and we teach you how to skydive excellent and will work with Gift certificates, types of Big Lots 3818 S. Nova Road, Cards and games will start experience levels from Volu- using seven levels of courses. you to make you comfortable jumps, videos and more are Port Orange. at 10 a.m. Lunch will be at sia and Flagler counties, Each course, you complete and knowledgeable.” available at skydivedeland. Heart worm prevention noon. other states and Canada. The before moving on to the next Every day of sunshine is a com. and flea control products will For more information, call musicians perform under the be available to buy. The cash (386) 310-4566. direction of Charles Long, a retired music educator and only clinics benefit abused administrator. Learn more animals. Ormond Beach library about the band at dbconcert- For more information, call plans holiday concert band.com. (386) 748-8993. The concert is sponsored by the Friends of the Ormond Free movies at library The Ormond Beach Beach Library. Regional Library is celebrat- Reservations are not Watch free flicks at the ing the holidays with a free required. For more informa- Ormond Beach Regional concert featuring the Dayto- tion, call (386) 676-4191, na Beach Concert Band at 2 option 4. See NOTES, page A3

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intent to commit suicide.” helpless, angry or enraged; during the study were higher Help While depression can seem feeling trapped; experiencing in white males between the From page A1 more prevalent during the hol- dramatic mood changes; abus- ages of 35-50, according to the iday season and winter ing drugs or alcohol; acting study. committed suicide and 418 months, there are signs to impulsively; losing interest in “If you or someone you county residents were hospi- watch for in loved ones, as 75 most activities; performing know is exhibiting any chang- talized as a result of self-in- percent of suicides do exhibit poorly at work or in school; es or warning signs, the important thing to to is get flicted injuries,” the study warning signs, said Kevin and a change in eating or states “The CDC describes help immediately. Don’t wait Caruso, Florida Suicide Pre- sleeping habits are all potential or worry that you’re overreact- suicide as death caused by vention volunteer. warning signs,” Mr. Caruso ing,” Mr. Caruso said. “There self-directed behavior with “Appearing depressed or sad said. “It should be noted some are hotlines and resources any intent to die as a result of most of the time; talking or suicides, around 28 percent, available 24 hours a day. that behavior. Self-inflicted writing about death or suicide; have no prior warning signs Someone is here for y ou .” injuries are defined as acts to withdrawing from family and before it happens.” To reach a crisis counselor, self harm with or without the friends; feeling hopeless or Suicides in Voluisa County call (800) 539-4228.

San hunter. After it causes adventure of mystery, sus- option 4. Notes trouble to the group, he tries to pense and intrigue. He From page A2 return the bottle to the gods encounters an assortment of who must have dropped it. ruthless villains led by a Holly- Society in need of foster Library, 30 Beach St. Marius Weyers and Sandra wood screen star who’s a secret parents for animals December’s lineup includes Prinsloo star. Rated PG, 109 Nazi spy. William Campbell these films: minutes. and Alan Arkin star. Rated Due to the influx of new •“The Gods Must Be Crazy”: • “Rocketeer”: 2 p.m. Tues- PG, 108 minutes. arrivals at the Halifax Humane 386-252-6135 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19. An day, Dec. 26. The discovery of Reservations are not Society, the humane society is SeabreezeJewelry.com empty Coke bottle drops from a top-secret jet pack hurls test required. For more informa- putting out a call for all poten- 529 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Beach the sky near Xixo, an African pilot Cliff Secord into a daring tion, call (386) 676-4191, See NOTES, page A4 Holiday Hours: Open 7 Days a Week 10am-9pm A-4 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 United Way launches The big meet and greet The Millennial Project For Hometown News Community Impact Ambas- SMA Behavioral Health Ser- [email protected] sador. The group reports to vices Inc.; Matt Stange, the United Way Board of Keyes, Stange & Wooten United Way Volu- Directors, which oversees Wealth Management, LLC.; sia-Flagler Counties has key aspects of United Way’s Michael Ugarte, Halifax launched the Millennial efforts to increase the orga- Humane Society, Inc.; Rah- Project, a network of innova- nized capacity of the com- Shad Bryant, Daytona State tive young professionals. munity to care for its people. College; Ryan Page, Intra- The group will be dedicat- Members of the group are coastal Bank; and Staci Page, ed to the pursuit of philan- professionals between the Easterseals Northeast Cen- thropic efforts in the areas of ages of 20-40 who are com- tral Florida-Early Steps. education, financial stability, mitted to the UWVFC mis- United Ways around the sion and interested in world have established simi- and health in Volusia-Flagler becoming more involved in Counties. Its mission is to lar groups to engage the the Volusia-Flagler commu- under-tapped resource of engage, educate, and empow- nity. The group is looking to er young professionals in our young professionals in their fill two additional member communities. The Millennial community to foster long- positions. Project is the latest addition term commitments to the Current members are: United Way mission. Abeer ElTemtamy, of Chil- to the more than 150 Millen- Randy Barber/staff photographer As part of its responsibili- dren’s Home Society of Flori- nial groups that currently Santa Claus hands TyAna Emmons, 7, of Debra Todman’s second grade class, ties, The Millennial Project da; Anthony Morales, Brown exist in the United Way net- a present as Mrs. Claus looks on during a surprise visit from Operation Chang- work. will oversee the $20,000 (FY & Brown Insurance; Ashley ing Lives at Osceola Elementary School. Santa is visiting schools throughout 18-19) Social Innovation Linsmeier, Teledyne; Austin The organization held its Fund allocation and evalua- Scher, Daytona Tortugas; kickoff meeting early last East Volusia to brighten the lives of economically, medically and mentally tion process. Catherine “Catie” Rosekelly, month. Joe Coury, nationally challenged children. Other responsibilities Florida Health Care Plans; recognized leadership devel- include engaging in commu- Henry Butts, Publix Super- opment expert, facilitated the nity service opportunities markets; Kayla Kelly, Publix meeting with a focus on lead- and serving as a United Way Supermarkets; Luis Vazquez, ership and innovation. every day) to be safe for every ignition interlock device and Drive single person on the roads of jail time. Enhanced penalties From page A1 Volusia County, and impaired might apply where the con- owner surrenders putting us The humane society is drivers put all of us in danger. victed motorist has a blood at our capacity level”, said using their adoption trailer to hol screenings and brief inter- Of course, our deputies, city alcohol concentration of .15 Notes ventions are recommended by police and state troopers are From page A3 Barry KuKes, Community house many of the St. Croix percent or more, was involved Outreach Director. “Please do puppies. The trailer will be the CDC to identify people at always out enforcing DUI in an accident that resulted in tial adopters and foster par- not surrender your pets. parked in front of the build- risk for alcohol-related prob- laws, so if the safety risks aren’t injuries or property damage, ents to act now since our cen- There are many training pro- ing and puppies are available lems. SMA offers walk-in convincing enough, think or had a passenger in the car ter is at capacity. grams available to help break for immediate adoption. screenings at several locations about the money you’ll waste who was under 18 years old. “HHS recently took in 39 a pet’s bad habits or mischie- The Halifax Humane Soci- for people who think they may dealing with a DUI charge. It’s The consequences of a Flor- dogs from St. Croix which vous behavior. Don’t give up ety is at 2364 LPGA Blvd., need help with their mental just not worth the gamble”. ida drugged driving convic- was devastated by Hurricane so easily. A naughty dog Daytona Beach. For more health and substance use.” The Port Orange Police tion depend on the circum- Maria (many of which are today can be a great dog information, call (386) 274- For more information and Department was recently stances. But, generally, the immediate support, contact awarded a $12,000 grant possible penalties for a first puppies) and now we have tomorrow with the right 4703 ext. 320 or visit halifax- offense are up to six months in had a recent increase in local amount of love and caring.” See NOTES, page A7 the SMA Access Center at through the Florida Depart- 1-800-539-4228. ment of Transportation for jail, $500 to $1,000 in fines, and at least 50 hours of com- “Our message over the holi- DUI and Impaired Driving munity service. The convic- days is simple” said Andrew enforcement. tion also results in a license Gant, spokesman for the Volu- Penalties can be stiff for suspension of six months to From Our Family to Your Family sia County Sheriff’s Office. 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All Dentures come with free adjustments for 12 months on Sundays Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A-5 Police Report Editor’s note: This is a list of arrested Dec. 4 and charged Dec. 6 and charged with Dec. 7 and charged with pos- arrests, not convictions, and all with criminal mischief and aggravated battery with a session of cocaine and canna- arrestees are presumed inno- uttering a forgery. Bail was set deadly weapon causing bodily bis. Bail was set at $3,500. cent unless or until proven at $1,000. harm. Bail was set at $25,000. •Jonathon J. Keating, 34, of guilty in a court of law. •Kanisha Kelly, 27, of Day- •Rasheem O. Smith, 20, of Daytona Beach, was arrested tona Beach, was arrested Dec. Daytona Beach, was arrested Dec. 7 and charged with Daytona Beach 4 and charged with child Dec. 7 and charged with grand aggravated battery. Bail was abuse. Bail was not set. theft of a motor vehicle, pos- not set. Police Department •April N. Fields, 36, of Day- session of hydrocodone and tona Beach, was arrested Dec. driving without a driver’s Ormond Beach (888) 277-TIPS •Travis M. Denegal, 30, of 4 and charged with introduc- license. Bail was set at $5,500. Daytona Beach, was arrested tion of contraband into a •Linda L. Markley, 48, of Police Department Dec. 1 and charged with pos- detention facility and posses- Daytona Beach, was arrested session of cocaine. Bail was set sion of cannabis. Bail was not Dec. 7 and charged with •Stephanie E. Salan, 33, of Wanted at $2,500. set. aggravated battery. Bail was Ormond Beach, was arrested Have you seen this man? •Takendra M. Dawkins, 26, •Connor A. Guillot, 22, of not set. Dec. 1 and charged with driv- Please help the Volusia of Daytona Beach, was arrest- Daytona Beach, was arrested •Melvin Allen Hall, Jr., 44, ing with a canceled license. County Sheriff’s Office ed Dec. 1 and charged with Dec. 4 and charged with of Daytona Beach, was arrest- Bail was set at $2,500. identify him. He’s wanted resisting an officer without aggravated assault with a ed Dec. 7 and charged with fel- •Bryan Lee Saeger, 34, of for stealing a donation box violence. Bail was not set. deadly weapon. Bail was not ony battery. Bail was not set. Ormond Beach, was arrested that benefits wounded sol- •Timothy B. Hugh, 51, of set. •Michael J. Cochran, 48, of Dec. 1 and charged with deal- diers from the 7-Eleven at Daytona Beach, was arrested •Leroy Reed, III, 47, of Day- Daytona Beach, was arrested ing in stolen property. Bail was 1646 Providence Blvd., Dec. 1 and charged with tona Beach, was arrested Dec. Dec. 7 and charged with pos- set at $2,500. Deltona. aggravated battery with a 5 and charged with failure to session of paraphernalia and a •Katie Elizabe Phipps This crime occurred Sun- deadly weapon and battery. day, Nov. 26, at 12:50 p.m. properly register as a sex Schedule I substance. Bail was McMakin, 37, of Ormond This suspect was observed Bail was not set. offender. Bail was set at not set. Beach, was arrested Dec. 2 and driving an orange Kia Soul •William A. Miller, 33, of $25,000. •Carlos L. McDuffie, 41, of charged with possession of a with a Florida tag just Daytona Beach, was arrested •Cory Toby Woular, 34, of Daytona Beach, was arrested Schedule II and IV substance. before entering the store. Dec. 2 and charged with bat- Daytona Beach, was arrested Dec. 7 and charged with Bail was set at $5,000. The black male walked up tery and possession of para- Dec. 5 and charged with pos- domestic battery by strangula- •Justin P. Phillips, 31, of to the counter and took the Unknown Suspect phernalia, methamphetamine session of cocaine and heroin. tion. Bail was not set. Ormond Beach, was arrested troop donation box while seen him? and alprazolam. Bail was not Bail was not set. •Simeon F. Pagan, 27, of Dec. 3 and charged with pos- employees were distracted If so, please call us at 386- set. •Melissa B. Korbelak, 44, of Daytona Beach, was arrested session of paraphernalia, bat- by helping other customers. 804-6222 or Crime Stoppers, •Solomon J. Roberts, 57, of Daytona Beach, was arrested Dec. 7 and charged with tery and aggravated battery The store manager noticed 1-888-277-TIPS (8477) or Daytona Beach, was arrested the donation box was miss- download the app available Dec. 5 and charged with a aggravated battery on a preg- with a deadly weapon. Bail ing and none of the employ- Dec. 2 and charged with drug offense and litter/deposit nant person. Bail was not set. was set at $1,000. at westopcrime.com. ees took it. Callers to Crime Stoppers domestic battery by strangula- refuse in unauthorized places. •Damon L. Rice, 42, of Day- •Damien Eric Sauers, 32, of Store surveillance con- tion. Bail was not set. Bail was set at $1,600. tona Beach, was arrested Dec. will remain anonymous and Ormond Beach, was arrested firmed the male took the could be eligible for a •Brian L. Briddell, 51, of •Paul M. Smith, 38, of Day- 7 and charged with burglary of Dec. 4 and charged with felony donation box and left in an reward up to $5,000. Daytona Beach, was arrested tona Beach, was arrested Dec. a structure or conveyance and battery. Bail was not set. orange Kia Soul. Have you Dec. 2 and charged with grand 5 and charged with principal grand theft. Bail was set at •Timothy D. Neal, 53, of theft. Bail was set at $2,500. robbery with a deadly weapon. $10,000. Ormond Beach, was arrested •Jeremiah E. Marcelle Jr., 34, Bail was not set. •Tiffany N. Edwards, 31, of Dec. 6 and charged with grand of Daytona Beach, was arrest- •Suzanne L. Joseph, 56, of Daytona Beach, was arrested theft. Bail was set at $2,500. ed Dec. 3 and charged with Daytona Beach, was arrested Dec. 7 and charged with main- •Ronald Francis Stearns, 59, grand theft. Bail was not set. Dec. 5 and charged with pos- tain place for manufacturing a of Ormond Beach, was arrest- •Jazmine C. Paden, 30, of session of a Schedule 1 sub- controlled substance, posses- ed Dec. 7 and charged with Daytona Beach, was arrested stance with intent to sell. Bail sion of an electric weapon aggravated battery, battery and Dec. 3 and charged with was set at $5,000. device by an in state felon and aggravated assault. Bail was aggravated assault with a •Shakia A. Smith, 19, of possession of a Schedule I sub- not set. deadly weapon and aggravated Daytona Beach, was arrested stance with intent to sell. Bail battery causing bodily harm. Dec. 5 and charged with pos- was set at $30,000. WE’RE ON Bail was not set. session of a Schedule II sub- •Chanta A. Shine, 29, of Holly Hill •Nicholas J. King, 28, of stance and cannabis, and bat- Daytona Beach, was arrested Police Department Daytona Beach, was arrested tery. Bail was not set. Dec. 7 and charged with pos- FACEBOOK! Dec. 3 and charged with pos- •Chris E. Griffin, 50, of session of paraphernalia, can- •Dimetrus D. Herbert, 31, of session of paraphernalia and Daytona Beach, was arrested nabis, oxycodone, MDMA and Holly Hill, was arrested Dec. 1 methamphetamine. Bail was Dec. 6 and charged with bat- hydromorphone. Bail was set and charged with aggravated “Like” Hometown News Volu- set at $3,000. tery. Bail was not set. at $8,500. assault with a deadly weapon. sia for the latest in local news, •Christopher R. McVeigh, •Derrick T. Watts, 53, of •Demario D. 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This is to the woman who gave me such a wonderful, thought- ful Christmas gift when she checked out ahead of me at Walmart Sunday morning. Thank you so much. You made a somewhat sad day much bet- ter, and I’m sure you will be rewarded. May God bless you, and may you have a very Merry Christmas. Photo courtesy of Ormond-by-the-Sea Lions Club Ormond-by-the-Sea Lions Club members and friends conducted their quarterly “Adopt-A-Highway” and It’s ridiculous “Adopt-A-Beach” Cleanup Day on Sunday, Nov. 12. Items found were socks, roofing shingles, nails, tooth brushes, cigarette lighters, plastic bottles, aluminum cans and even a hypodermic needle. For Concerning the traffic light at International Speedway Boule- more information about the club, call (386) 441-4421. vard and U.S. 1, it is totally ridiculous the amount of time you have to turn left from ISB onto U.S. 1. If the ones in front of the line are even paying attention, three cars in each of the lanes may get to turn left before it turns red again. Then you have the ridiculous wait time of traffic on ISB your lane change. Many drivers are not sure what that lever is on reading Dan Smith’s Changing My Luck in Mosquito Lagoon. going through, then the whole long cycle starts over again for the left side of the steering wheel. It is called a turn signal, and It is a travesty what the St. Johns River Water Management U.S. 1, then finally the left turn signal, which lasts about five sec- you use it to let other drivers know your intention to change District has done to destroy our estuary. You see, Dan’s described onds. lanes. location is the epicenter of “restoration” work done by the dis- It is totally ridiculous and something needs to be done. It is I also have a problem with those drivers who travel in the left trict over the last decade. Some of you may remember the pub- almost as bad a situation as the sprinkler system in the median lane when the right lane is empty. The right lane is called the lic meetings touting the benefits of this “restoration” work on flooding the roads. travel lane and the left lane is called the passing lane. As stated our public lands, the county money, the National Estuary Pro- before, drivers head immediately for the left lane and often drive gram money and the promises of improved water quality. I do. I about 5 mph below the posted speed limit because they need to trusted. I supported. I was fooled. But thank God the equipment Buy bigger banners turn left, usually three or four miles down the road. These driv- broke down before more damage was done. ers need to learn how to properly change lanes traveling in the As of today, the application by Webster Creek Development The City of Edgewater holiday purchasing department must right lane and then changing lanes to make the left turn when (yes, development, hint, hint), to continue the restoration (and have misjudged the effectiveness of the pole banners. they get near that destination. claim the land) via hydroblasting/hydroleveling is still pending They’re just about invisible as you are driving on Edgewater favorable approval by the SJRWMD. And, once again, promises roads. The holders indicate the proper size for a banner, and of improved water quality. I won’t, and you shouldn’t, be fooled obviously the banners are much too small. It’s hopeless again. I can’t imagine how much was spent on an item that is ordered yearly, and whoever ordered them didn’t know how to use a tape In response to a complaint regarding six items Florida drivers measure. These banners look like small garden flags. And what do wrong, it should be noted that drivers are not usually Florida A year of rent increases happened to Merry Christmas? born and spend most of their time behind the wheel in other states. It looks like 2018 is the year of big rent increases. We are see- Every state has its “thing” that drivers all seem to do. I’m from ing 9 percent at Hawthorne Village in Port Orange, and others Dan is right about the beach Ohio, and we are notorious “tailgaters” who have turned into have indicated anywhere from 7 to 10 percent in Volusia Coun- Florida “tailGATORS.” Get used to it. Complaining won’t change ty. Dan Smith’ Land Lines column hit the nail on the head! a thing, Active topic on social media, “Whats happening in Daytona." When visiting other beaches on vacation, my wife and I always Would love to see one of your informative articles that compare look at each other and say “This isn’t Daytona Beach!” We truly apartment and house rent increases in the various regions. do have a natural wonder, which is not being managed effective- Great way to kick off Christmas season Thank you very much. ly by closing portions and charging ridiculous fees to drive on it. Driving on our beautiful hard, white sand is our primary unique On Dec. 3, we attended a benefit concert for the “Loaves and selling opportunity for our advertising dollars. Fishes Ministry” at Our Lady of Hope Church, Port Orange. Bring back bus benches Our special events bring guests and fuel our economy, but our Andy Redeker and Randy Glass of NYC Broadway and beach is a unique sight to behold! It is the only thing that makes National Tour were the guest artists. Regarding the bus benches that were removed, it is ridiculous this area truly the World’s Most Famous Beach. “An Evening in December” was enjoyed by nearly 1,000 peo- that people have to sit on the sidewalk, curb or grass in Daytona I have a friend who was a toll taker last summer. She would ple. What a tremendous event to start the Christmas season. Not Beach. remark about what a joy it was to see people drive through and only were the stars outstanding, but the Our Lady of Hope solo- Daytona Beach used to be for the people years ago. gasp in awe of the wonder they were seeing for the first time; ist received a standing ovation, too. Daytona Beach should be ashamed of itself for not having many exclaiming “You mean we can really drive on the beach?” Hopefully, this can be repeated each year, not only for enjoy- handicapped benches and shelters. Let us keep what make us so special and unique. ment but to benefit the local homeless and needy ministry. Now, there is a way that could stop sleeping on the benches it Thank you to OLOH for providing this to the community. to put the dividers between so people can only sit, not lie down. There are alternatives, and they need to do it for the people The way people drive This isn’t Grinchmas with handicaps. I read with interest the letter in a previous edition pertaining to the way people drive, so I need to add some items to the list The NSB Utilities Commission Christmas parade float was in Ormond Beachside postal facility challenged and list some of my pet peeves on the way people drive. bad taste. First and foremost are the idiots than run red lights, putting They had a big cherry picker truck with someone dressed as It is amazing to me that during the Christmas season, there themselves and others in danger — not cool. the Grinch who stole Christmas riding it. If you think that’s are actual fewer postal service cashiers than during the regular Another peeve is those drivers that enter a roadway and funny, you are a sociopath. season. immediately head for the left lane. Normally, you enter a road My family has been trying to catch up after loss of income Also, placing a two-day priority service only guarantees four- into the lane nearest you, and then, if you must change lanes, from Irma, and then a few weeks ago, my husband broke his foot day delivery. then turn on your turn signal, and when the traffic allows, make and we have missed that income. We are not on welfare of any If the U.S. Postal Service was an actual business with competi- kind. I thought I had the money to pay my past-due amount on tion, it would have been put out of business years ago. We can do the 28th, but I’m a simple human and forgot about my insurance better. coming right out of my now-too-low bank account. Yes, my As a resident of Ormond Beach, I am requesting our Ormond fault, but as hard as I’ve tried not to be human, I still am. Beachside facility get with the times and have more employees I got paid the next day, and on my way to pay the bill in per- or reorganize itself. DEADLINES son, they shut off my utilities. I have never had that happen in The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia my life. Well, they charged a $200 deposit to get it turned back Who’s responsible for dock debris? County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for on plus $150 in fees. I’ve lived here for four years, and we own the house. We aren’t skipping out on the bill, just having a bad Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for In regard to the gated mobile home park in Edgewater with time. holidays, such as the next two weeks when the deadline will be all the dock debris floating in the Intracoastal Waterway, who is If you think that’s funny to put the Grinch up on your utilities Wednesdays, Dec. 20 and 27. For more information, call (386) liable for that? float, shame on you. It’s not. 322-5924. How do they get away with trimming all the mangroves? No one else is suppose to touch the mangroves, but they trim them Don’t get fooled again as they please. Then, they wonder why the environment keeps going down and down. Save the lagoon. I had to take some time to reflect and shed some tears after

Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. Letters Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in Response our city operates its’ wastewa- cal process creates a very clean compliant effluent to the Hali- America in 2005, 2006, 2007. ter treatment plant, which water product, distributing it fax River. One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. to Dan Smith’s column operates 24/7 by licensed staff to re-use customers and golf Reckless and uneducated Farris Robinson...... President Danielle Shanahan...... Advertising Consultant Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager and in compliance with strin- courses, for irrigation and in statements using assumptions Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Designer of Nov. 22 Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager gent state requirements, some instances released back and admittedly non-scientific Isabel Harmon ...... Account Receivable Amanda Wheaton ...... Inside Sales Asst. Manager including daily sampling, into the Halifax River. guesses, feelings and anecdotal Annita Ferrante...... Credit & Collections Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified Ormond Beach is proud of Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager monitoring, reporting and The city has reduced the observations is of little value to Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Randy Barber ...... Staff Photographer its commitment to environ- Kelly King...... Major/Natl. Accounts Consultant Bruce Henderson ...... Staff Photographer inspections. Very few chemi- amount of water returned to anyone. I appreciate the Cathy Moody ...... Senior Account Manager Diane Carey...... Staff Writer mental stewardship. Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer cals are used at the WWTP. the river over the last decade opportunity to educate our Carrie Maday...... News Clerk Last year, in an effort to pro- mote the protection and edu- Rather, the plant uses a natural because of the City Commis- residents about how hard our cation of our natural sur- biological-based process for sion’s vision and commitment staff works to protect and pro- nitrogen and phosphorous to improving the environ- mote the environment and Phone (386) 322-5900 roundings, Ormond Beach Fax (386) 322-5901 was pleased to open the Envi- removal. Metals and other ment. Of about 4.5 million best use of available water Classified (386) 322-5949 ronmental Discovery Center. contaminants are removed gallons per day annual average resources. Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 The city’s passion for the through settling and dewater- daily flow received at the Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 ing, which are hauled away for WWTP, the city discharges Ormond Beach Mayor

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The December meeting Technology and process of spending Notes will be a Christmas Potluck. From page A4 Participants should bring a dish to share. everal weeks ago, we talked tants.” We can now turn our accepted trend. But my humanesociety.org. There will be a short video about how using cash to lights on and off or order a opinion has always been that a presentation. The Volusia purchase – just about PLAN pizza with nothing more than machine cannot sit down with Sanything – has become passé. STRONGER County Genealogical Society a voice command! you, look into your eyes and Genealogical society provides assistance in the It’s interesting to note the DAVID D. Only time will tell whether relate to your personal to meet genealogy room for individ- process of spending, and even HOLLAND this automation is simply a situation. Nor can it take into uals researching their heri- investing, money has also fad, or the wave of the future. consideration your wants, The Volusia County Gene- tage. changed dramatically over the There are now services that needs, goals and dreams. these self-checkout stations alogical Society will meet at For more information, call years. Of course, technology is will select and deliver grocer- Turning on the lights is one remain in place. 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, at the Genealogy/Reference the biggest contributor to that ies (including pre-prepared or thing, illuminating your On a similar note, I recently the Ormond Beach Library Librarian at (386) 257-6036 change. Who doesn’t have a ready-to-prepare meals) and financial future is quite cell phone, tablet, laptop or noticed that a local fast food auditorium, 30 S. Beach St., ext 16315 or visit volusi- restaurant tried to implement even mail clothing that can be another. Ormond Beach. social media account? And worn, then returned, on a See NOTES, page A11 who hasn’t made a Black ordering by kiosks, exclusive- ly. The process was confusing monthly subscription basis! David D. Holland, a Friday or Cyber Monday Where’s the need for sales Certified Financial Planner purchase from the comfort of and took longer! Interestingly enough, the last time I associates and brick-and-mor- practitioner, hosts a weekly TV their home office? tar stores? show Mondays on WDSC A Sound Choice with Where’s the Cashier? Think dropped by the restaurant, people were standing in the I think the thing to remem- Channel 15 at 7 p.m. He has about what you see when you ber is that no gadget, machine also authored two books in his Florida State Hearing Aids go to some retail stores and lobby and ordering from a real person, once again. or computer can ever replace a Confessions of a Financial Touch. Taste. Sight. Smell. Sound. All important. The last grocers now. Instead of human being. Planner series. Mr. Holland one, sound, is what Florida State Hearing Aids specializes in. traditional check-out lines, Have we become lazy or too busy? Take the financial services offers investment advice there are stations where you industry, for example. In the through Holland Advisory Owner Julie Pruitt opened Florida State Hearing Aids Inc. in can scan your items and put Maybe it’s a little of both. 2004 “in order to bring a more affordable and wider variety Tell me, how many of us really last few years, there has been a Services Inc., a registered your money, or card, into concerted effort to utilize investment adviser in Ormond of hearing aids to my clientele,” she said. machines for payment. These need a round, plastic box to perform mundane, everyday what are known as “robo-ad- Beach. He can be contacted at automated cashiers must be a visers” to assist investors with (386) 671-7526. Email boon to bottom-line profits tasks? Nevertheless, many Ms Pruitt is assisted by Patient Care Coordinator Samantha their investment deci- financial questions to ques- Carpenter whose job is to schedule patients’ appointments, because, as much as I hear people are buying these electronic, table-top “assis- sion-making. The jury is out [email protected]. pre-authorizations, billing, and assist with the cleaning and other consumers complain, on whether this will be an maintenance of hearing aids. She has been with Florida State Hearing Aids for six years, working an additional eight years with Ms Pruitt before that. When asked what makes her business unique, Ms. Pruitt said, “My business gives individual one on one service to every client. You won’t walk in two weeks after you purchase Business News your hearing aids and get a random person that doesn’t really care about you at all, they don’t know you, they didn’t County manager New owners John W. Trost, CCIM with of Cubic and Quartic Equa- test or fit you, and you feel left out in the cold. SVN Alliance Commercial tions.” The paper was accepted will address Real Estate Advisors repre- by the organization’s academic “There is a lot of competition in the newspapers advertising JB Daytona Beach LLC has low, low prices on hearing aids,” she said. “The problem is in chamber breakfast bought 1250 Beville Road in sented the seller and buyer in review panel, which extended the small print. I don’t do bait and switch ads. It is insulting Daytona Beach for $1,675,000 this transaction the invitation to present to Mr. to today’s consumer.” The Daytona Regional from The Southern District of Blum. Chamber of Commerce will the Christian and Missionary Ormond man to present FREE or discounted hearing aids for GEHA, APWU, Federal host Eggs & Issues from 7:30 Alliance. No business column employees, Empire Plan, Epic and local insurances. We also to 9 a.m. Friday, Dec. 15, at The former church, proper- at global mathematics work with Veteran Affairs and other free programming for our Veterans. LPGA International Club- ty consisted of a 24,956 SF conference in India Managing Editor Cecil G. building on 5.08 acres. house, 1000 Champions Drive, Brumley was on vacation. His Zero interest financing available. Daytona Beach. The building will be demol- Richard Blum, an Ormond column, Volusia Business The speaker will be Volusia ished and the property devel- Beach-based pension consul- News, will return next week. Please call and let us make your life and ones around you County Manager Jim Din- oped with a Tire Kingdom and tant, actuary and author, has better. 386-226-0007 or visit floridastatehearing.com. neen. O’Reilly Auto Parts. been invited to be a presenter Community Foundation The cost is $15 for Chamber An additional building pad at the second annual Interna- members with 24-hour of 5,775 square fee for retail tional Conference of Vedic engages financial advanced reservation, $20 day use is available with frontage Mathematics Dec. 27-29, in of event, and $30 for on Beville Road, as well as, New Dehli, India, by the Insti- executive non-members. 1.67 acre net usable site for tute for the Advancement of Financial executive David For a reservation, visit Day- Student Housing, Multifamily, Vedic Mathematics. N. Jones has accepted an tonachamber.com/events or ALF or other uses located He will present his paper, appointment as community for program information, con- directly behind the retail “Comparing Conventional development manager for The tact Jim Cameron, at (386) development available for sale Iterative Methods to the Vedic 523-3675. $300,000. 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Mr. Jones, his wife, Debbie, sports stadium on: Sing along Business and two sons all work and live •Thursday, Jan. 4, 8 a.m. – 6 From page A7 in the community. He p.m. received his bachelor’s degree •Saturday, Jan. 6, 9 a.m. – 4 Community in finance from the University p.m. Foundation of of Central Florida. Applicants can enter Speed- Volusia & He previously was a manag- way property at the intersec- Flagler. er and trust officer for Barnett tion of NASCAR Drive and Mr. Jones Bank and Bank of America. International Speedway Bou- will be Mr. Jones most recently served levard and park in front of the responsible as director of client services Axalta Injector. Applicants can for working for Lexington Financial Life also apply online. Positions with commu- Management, a wealth man- available include Stadium Fan nity partners Mr. Jones agement firm in Ormond Crew (ushers), Admissions and donors to Beach and Nashville, Tenn. Fan Crew (ticket takers), continue building and serving Guest Services Booth Fan relationships to support the Crew and Tram Ambassadors United Way, the parent orga- Accountants merge and Attendants. nization, in meeting the com- Americrown, a subsidiary of Brenda Bray, CPA, has munity’s critical needs in edu- Daytona International Speed- joined the office of J. Georffrey cation, financial stability and way’s parent company Interna- Sturgill Jr. health as identified in the tional Speedway Corporation With the association, the recently announced Commu- and provider of catering ser- office has relocated to the rear nity Impact Model. vices and food and beverage suite of 1010 Ocean Shore Also, in order to further concessions during Speed- Blvd. in Ormond Beach. help families and organiza- weeks, have hiring events Sturgill Bray CPA’s offers an tions meet their own personal scheduled: array of professional services, charitable goals, new services •Dec 15, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. including income taxes for Randy Barber/staff photographer include providing support for •Jan. 5, 10 a.m.–5 p.m businesses and individuals, individual customized philan- •Jan. 11-13, 10 a.m. –5 p.m. Marjorie Mallory of Sandalwood Nursing & Rehab Center in Daytona Beach accounting, strategic planning, thropic strategies designed to • Jan. 16, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. sings as students of Turie T. Small Elementary School perform during the estate planning, mergers & help them meet their goals in •Jan. 20, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. 35th annual Christmas Party for Seniors at the Palmetto Club in Daytona acquisitions and consulting. an efficient and meaningful •Jan. 30, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. For more information, call Beach on Thursday, Dec. 7. manner. All Americrown hiring (386) 258-3140. events will be held at 525 Fen- tress Blvd., Daytona Beach. Realtor honored Positions available include supervisors, cooks, bartend- Maria Lewis, a Realtor with ers, servers, suite attendants RE/MAX and runners. P r o p e r t y Tickets for the 60th annual Centre was Daytona 500 and other Speed- honored by weeks events can be purchased the Daytona online at daytonainternation- Beach Area alspeedway.com or by call Association 1-800-PITSHOP. of Realtor’s Quarter Cen- Chamber hosts after- tury Club. Ms. Lewis The club, hours reception recognizes those who have maintained 25 years or more The Daytona Regional continuous membership with Chamber of Commerce will the association. host a Business After Hours The annual dinner was held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tues- recently at the Shores Resort. day, Dec. 19, at Residence Inn A total of 11 new members for Marriott Daytona Beach 2017. Oceanfront, 3209 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Celebrate the holiday season Speedway hosting and enhance personal and hiring events professional networks in a relaxed environment by join- Daytona International ing other busy professionals Speedway and Americrown after hours. Service Corporation will host The cost is $10 for Chamber hiring events for those inter- members with 24-hour ested in being a part of the advanced registration, $15 day work force during Speedweeks of the event, $35 non-mem- 2018 events, including the bers. 56th Rolex 24 at Daytona and For a reservation, visit Day- the 60th annual Daytona 500. tonachamber.com/events or Guest Services Fan Crew for program information, con- hiring events will take place tact Ken Phelps, at (386) 523- inside the world’s only motor- 3675. Culinary delight

Randy Barber/staff photographer Ava Graf, 17, of Mainland High School works on her dish as D’Najah Smith, 17, prepares a the pan during the annual culinary competition “Sharpen Your Skill” at Daytona State College’s Mori Hosseini School of Hospitality and Culinary Management on Friday, Dec. 8. High Schools from around the state competed in various categories to help them pre- pare for the statewide and national competitions. Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • A-9 VCSO Targeting speed, Let me entertain you aggressive driving in 2017-18

For Hometown News efforts will vary and will not be at Daytona International Speed- [email protected] announced in advance. way, Bike Week, Biketoberfest The project, funded by a and other special events. The The Volusia County Sheriff’s grant from the Florida Depart- seven major arteries that direct Office has launched a series of ment of Transportation, lasts tens of thousands of visitors to traffic enforcement campaigns through Sept. 30, 2018, and will Volusia beaches also become targeting excessive speed and involve marked and unmarked heavily traveled during holiday aggressive driving in Volusia Sheriff’s Office units as well as weekends and throughout the County – part of a $50,000 state the VCSO’s Air One helicopter summer months. grant aimed at significantly as available. Among 25 Florida counties reducing crashes and fatalities. Volusia County has seen an with a population of 200,000 or Deputies will be out working increase in traffic violations and above, Volusia County ranks high-visibility, zero-tolerance traffic crashes over the past sev- sixth in crashes involving speed enforcement operations at loca- eral years. While 2016 figures or aggressive driving. The goal tions throughout Volusia Coun- show Volusia County is home to of this campaign is to reduce the ty, particularly in areas with a more than 415,000 licensed number of those crashes and high frequency of traffic crash- drivers, the number of drivers increase visibility and awareness es, fatalities and aggressive driv- on the county’s roads spikes sig- of traffic enforcement in our ing complaints. The specific nificantly during major events county. times and locations of these

Randy Barber/staff photographer •Edward L. Whitney, III, 27, 25, of South Daytona, was Kindergartner Slayton Holland of Turie T. Small Elementary School performs Police of Holly Hill, was arrested arrested Dec. 6 and charged with others during the 35th annual Christmas Party for Seniors at the Pal- From page A5 Dec. 4 and charged with grand with possession of parapher- metto Club in Daytona Beach on Thursday, Dec. 7. theft, organized scheme to nalia and cannabis with intent •Jordan D. Crews, 27, of defraud and theft on a guest to sell. Bail was set at $10,500. Holly Hill, was arrested Dec. 6 property by a contract employ- •Laron R. Manning, 20, of and charged with possession ee. Bail was set at $12,500. Daytona Beach, was arrested of paraphernalia and cannabis •John Peter Rose, II, 46, of Dec. 6 and charged with bur- with intent to sell and resisting Ormond Beach, was arrested glary of a conveyance, posses- an officer without violence. Dec. 4 and charged with felony sion of stolen credit/debit Bail was not set. battery. Bail was set at $5,000. card, fraudulent use of a credit •Marcus P. Plowden, 20, of card, grand theft of a firearm, Daytona Beach, was arrested armed burglary of a dwelling, Volusia County Dec. 4 and charged with loiter- in state delinquent possession Sheriff’s Office ing or prowling and posses- of a firearm or ammunition. sion of amphetamines. Bail Bail was set at $105,000. •Damon R. Gaines, 36, of was set at $5,000. •Jess Taylor Richardson, 37, Daytona Beach, was arrested •Dawn L. Klenk, 34, of Day- of Daytona Beach, was arrest- Dec. 1 and charged with grand tona Beach, was arrested Dec. ed Dec. 6 and charged with theft. Bail was set at $2,500. 4 and charged with hiring a false imprisonment, domestic •Larry Joseph Turner, 44, of vehicle with the intention to battery by strangulation and Daytona Beach, was arrested defraud. Bail was set at $1,000. criminal mischief with dam- Dec. 1 and charged with rand •Kevin L. Robinson, 49, of age to property. Bail was set at theft. Bail was not set. Daytona Beach, was arrested $500. •Robert J. Spano, II, 40, of Dec. 5 and charged with pos- •Kanisha K. Kelly, 27, of Daytona Beach, was arrested session of a Schedule IV sub- Daytona Beach, was arrested Dec. 3 and charged with grand stance and introduction of Dec. 6 and charged with theft, dealing in stolen proper- contraband into a penal insti- aggravated battery on a preg- ty and false ownership on tution. Bail was not set. nant person. Bail was not set. pawned items. Bail was set at •Valerie J. Saxton, 23, of •Toccara Sherell Clark, 34, $25,000. Ormond Beach, was arrested of Daytona Beach, was arrest- •Sergio O. Luna, 42, of Day- Dec. 5 and charged with pos- ed Dec. 7 and charged with tona Beach, was arrested Dec. session of paraphernalia and possession of a Schedule IV 3 and charged with false heroin, and driving under the substance and oxycodone, and imprisonment and battery. influence. Bail was not set. retail theft. Bail was not set. 1462 W Granada Blvd Bail was set at $3,000. •Xavier Terryl Richardson, Ste. 220 - Ormond Beach 386.677.2010 HURRICANE PROTECTION

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Phone: (386)756-2580 Phone: (386)445-0555 C E www.cardinaloms.com H O I C A-10 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 Season of joy Apartments developer leaving big footprint on area By Lori Carter process – each deal is unique.” For Hometown News Mr. McDaniel’s favorite part of the business “is the develop- When David McDaniel was ment process, the site selec- a youngster growing up in tion, the land development New Jersey and his parents phase – for a new project to had workers at the house kind of get rolling, to see your doing various projects, he fol- plan come into reality right in lowed them around as if to f ront y ou .” learn everything he could. He always knew he’d be in “I was always fascinated development. After he earned with that,” he said. “I always two bachelor’s degrees – eco- liked to build things.” nomics and political science – Today, Mr. McDaniel, 56, from Duke University in 1984, owns Integra Land Co. with he went to work in Denver. He his wife, Cristy. It’s been open had a couple of short job stints since 2006, and in that time, Mr. McDaniel as a financial analyst and a he, with the help of contrac- commercial leasing agent. tors, has built 21,000 apart- In 1986, he was hired as a ment units throughout the estate development business construction superintendent Randy Barber/staff photographer Southeast. can be positive or negative, with ContraVest in Tucson, Vincent Smart of Sandalwood Nursing & Rehab Center in Daytona Beach “I’ve always enjoyed real you have to overcome those Ariz. He then became vice smiles as students of Turie T. Small Elementary School perform during the estate,” he said. “I’ve always challenges.” president of construction and 35th annual Christmas Party for Seniors at the Palmetto Club in Daytona enjoyed building things. The Mr. McDaniel is in the pro- finally was promoted to presi- Beach on Thursday, Dec. 7. excitement and variety of cess of developing two other dent of the company’s newly aspects of developments is properties in Volusia, Integra developed construction com- intriguing to me – economic 289 Exchange, which is pany, a separate entity of the side and building side and the planned as a 289-unit apar- parent company. In 1992, he ownership management side.” ment complex on about 16 moved to Central Florida. Five Mr. McDaniel, who has six acres at U.S. 17/92 in DeBary, years later, he became a part- employees in his Lake Mary and Integra Dunes, a 274-unit ner in ContraVest and its relat- office, has completed three complex on 16 acres on the ed corporations. projects in Volusia County, west side of Dr. Martin Luther Mr. McDaniel said he’s Sands Parc, a 264-unit apart- King Jr. Parkway, about a half a always looking for new proj- ment complex, and Integra mile north of its intersection ects. As for the 21,000 apart- Shores, a 288-unit complex, with State Road 472. ment units, there’s always the both in Daytona Beach; and The process takes about “a possibility of more. Integra Landing, a 270-unit year to go into contract, buy “I guess you stay around complex in Orange City. land and get permits to start; long enough, you leave a sig- “Every project, every prop- 18 months of construction nificant track record behind erty we find is unique in itself,” time and 12 months to lease you,” he said. he said. “Every facet of the real out,” he said. “It’s a three year PAUL’ S COINS

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By Pat Young it gutted and set it up as a Tommy Curiale of Ponce Inlet, For Hometown News mobile salon. said, “Tammy is simply the “I would like to thank all my best in the business. I’m never While Tamara (Swoope) family and friends who sup- disappointed with the results. Bruno was modeling at 13, she ported me and lent a hand in And on top of that, with her spent a lot of time at salons creating Hair in Motion,” she mobile unit, she can come to getting her hair done. said. “And a special thanks to y ou .” She said she would watch all Side Effects wrap shop for Another local entertainer, the hairdressers having fun making this older RV come Ian Donnelly, a one-man band with the customers and saw a l i v e .” who performs at local venues, the customers go away satis- Hair in Motion is highly vis- said, “Hair in Motion is a salon fied. ible when she drives down the on the move. As a local and “Everyone was so happy,” road. In fact, she recently had regional entertainer, Tamara she recalled. “It was a ‘feel a woman in a car right behind has been doing my hair for good’ job.” her call her number (displayed quite some time now. Don’t let The tall, attractive, raven- on the RV), and say “I need to the coastal Virginia drawl and haired woman could have kept get my hair cut right now,” Ms. good looks fool you. Miss on modeling – fit and tanned, Bruno said. Tamara is all about business she walks miles and works out She even takes her RV to the and very good at it. For me, a every day. But at 15, she went beach, where she says it is per- general idea is all she needs to to beauty school, and she’s fect for beach weddings and give is me a professional hair been cutting hair ever since. other beach events. She also cut at a competitive price.” That was 35 years ago. She plans to take it to boat mari- Soon, race car drivers and Photo courtesy of Phill Grosvenor had a studio in Virginia, where nas, golf courses, retirement crews may be lining up for Tamara Bruno stands next to her mobile hair salon, Hair in Motion, on the she cut hair for some notable condos, hospitals and doctors’ haircuts. She has worked in a beach. people in the entertainment offices, places where people hospitality tent during racing world, such as Gene Simmons might either be in a hurry, not events at Daytona Internation- and Robert Plant, in the early as mobile, or just like the con- al Speedway, St. Petersburg ‘90s. Five years ago she moved venience. and Indianapolis, and is in the to the Daytona Beach area Especially at hospitals or process of setting up a mobile where her salon recently mor- doctors’ offices, she said, “It’s salon at Florida-based race phed into a unique mobile for people who work odd tracks. business called Hair in hours. It gives them time to get So racing fans attending an Motion. pampered instead of taking event at the Speedway in the “I researched this for three care of everyone else.” near future, shouldn’t be sur- years,” she said. “No one else Others in the “odd hours” prised to see an unusual RV in Getting ready for the Holidays? had a mobile salon.” kind of business, such as the infield, with a Hair in She bought an older RV, had Grammy Award-winner Motion logo on the side. Stop By Simone’s for the perfect look!

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(deleting all the spam THIS If you ever get an email Aone email at a time), I couldn’t saying an account you have SEAN help but notice the number of MCCARTHY with some institution is in “phishing” emails I was getting. danger of getting cut off The practice of phishing is unless you update your when someone out there in information online, a bell cyberspace constructs an prepared for the smart card should go off in your head. email to look like it’s coming upgrade on Visa and Master- No legitimate institution is from a legitimate source Card debit and credit cards going to contact you over (usually a bank website), when and to avoid problems with email to update your account. it’s not. our ATM services, we have If your account were in Most of the time these recently introduced additional jeopardy, you would receive a emails will tell you that (for security measures and postal message, not an email. one reason or another) you upgraded our software. The Another thing you can do is need to confirm your user security upgrade will be hold your mouse over the link name and password in order effective immediately and they want you to click. Don’t to keep your account open. If requires our customers to click it or fill out any informa- you don’t, they say you run the update their ATM card tion, of course, but hold your risk of having your account information. Please update mouse over the link and see closed. They usually will your information by following what the actual address is (it include a link to follow and the link given below.” may pop up in a little pop up Randy Barber/staff photographer the page the link brings you to This is to generate a sense of or reveal itself down in the Abigail Gray, 6, of Pathways Elementary School in Ormond Beach runs her looks exactly like what you urgency. In this case, if you would expect were you to go Status Bar). You will likely see heart-out as she competes in the annual Girls On The Run at Father Lopez don’t follow the link, you “run the address is either a raw IP to the actual (bank’s) Web site. the risk” of having your card High School in Daytona Beach on Saturday, Dec. 9. address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) or Enter your user name and stop working due to “upgrad- will have your bank name password, and you can find ed software and security your account drained in measures.” embedded in some other minutes. Example 2: “This is your domain name (such as http:// So, what is one to do to keep final warning about the safety your_bank.otherdomain.com) from getting scammed like of your account. If you do not a sure sign of a fake. this? Well, to try to answer update your billing informa- If you have doubts and this question, I’m looking at tion, your access will be think the email may actually some of the phishing bait restricted and the user deleted. be legit, pick up the phone and emails I have received over the The reason to do this might call whoever supposedly sent last few months (yes, for some include a recent change in you the e-mail but don’t call strange reason I’ve been your personal information the number on the email they collecting them) and one (i.e. change of address), sent, call the number you have recurring theme I see is a submitting invalid informa- in your own account records. sense of urgency. Most of the tion during the initial sign up At least you know that emails will have the original process, an inability to bank (or other organization’s accurately verify your selected number is real. logo) making it look like it is option of payment due an from a legitimate source, but it internal error within their Sean McCarthy fixes will contain an urgent processors. Please update your computers. He can be reached message. profile in order to restore your at 888-752-9049 or help@ Following are two examples. online access.” ComputeThisOnline.com (No Example 1: “In order to be Then they include a link for Hyphens!) School News Foundation 30. The computers will sup- event will be from 11 a.m. to 1 port the fundamental academ- p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, on the raising funds ic work of the school with the Bonner campus at 868 George for school computers goal of helping each student W. Engram Blvd., Daytona earn a high school diploma. Beach. The Bonner Chiles Founda- The campaign goal will cost There will be a holiday lun- tion is trying to add 30 com- about $12,000 and the founda- cheon, festivities in the court- puters to teachers at The Chil- tion is about half way there. It yard, raffle prizes and a final es Academy in Daytona Beach. has received support from TD donation drive to reach the The “30 by 30” fall cam- Bank for free events that goal of 30 computers by Dec. paign has a deadline of Dec. attract residents. 30. The culminating campaign

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•Drive through Bethlehem: Drive through Bethlehem will be from 6-8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Saturday, Dec. 16, and Sunday, Dec. 17, at the Drive-in Christian Expressing yourself authenti- Church, 3140 S. Atlantic Ave., cally is proving difficult, Aries. Daytona Beach Shores. But this will pass shortly. Load up the car and come Eventually, your persistence will experience the sights and pay off, and others will see that sounds of the village of Bethle- your intentions are genuine. hem and witness the nativity scene where Jesus was born. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Live actors and animals. Photo courtesy of the Roberts Group Admission is free. For more “Christmas Wonderland Holiday Spectacular” will be on stage at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, at If your dreams are within information, call (386) 767- the Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach. reason, there is no reason why 8761. they can’t come to fruition, •Daytona Playhouse: “Miracle Taurus. You just may need a few on 34th Street” will be per- friends in your corner to help formed Dec. 15-17 at 100 Holiday spectacular hits the stage make things happen. Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. For Hometown News ‘Chestnuts Roasting,’ ‘Jingle Bells,’ ‘Away wonder of Christmas and the excite- A heartwarming holiday classic [email protected] retold in the tradition of a live in a Manger,’ ‘O Come All Ye Faithful,’ ment of the holiday season. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 1940s era radio broadcast. Start Christmas in style as Santa and ‘Let it Snow,’ ‘Silent Night,’ ‘Hark the The show is produced by Spirit Pro- When a department store Santa his merry helpers take you on a nostal- Herald Angels Sing,’ ‘Deck The Halls,’ ductions and David King, the multi Gemini, don’t obsess about a specific approach to working claims he’s the real Kris Kringle, gic journey. ‘Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,’ ‘O award-winning and internationally his case gets taken all the way to through a problem. Seek “Christmas Wonderland Holiday Holy Night,’ and many more. acclaimed British theatre producer who feedback from a number of the Supreme Court. Adapted Spectacular” will be on stage at 7:30 p.m. Christmas has arrived as the wonder- became known to American audiences from the 1947 Lux Radio Hour people and explore all of your Broadcast and staged with live Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Peabody ful cast of singers and dancers from through the musical, “Spirit of the options. Foley effects and a score of Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., London and New York transform the D an c e .” holiday carols. Daytona Beach. stage into a magical winter wonderland Tickets start at $40 plus applicable CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Tickets are $12 for adults and Holiday favorite songs include; ‘White of Christmas joy. With glittering cos- service fees. For more information, visit $6 for youth. Christmas,’ ‘Winter Wonderland,’ ‘Have tumes, and spectacular sets and scenery, ticketmaster.com or peabodyauditori- Cancer, it may take an intense For more information, visit um.org. effort to concentrate on your daytonaplayhouse.org. Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,’ the show parades its way through the work this week because your •Walk Through Bethlemen: A thoughts keep drifting else- detailed recreation of the Biblical where. You must rein in your Bethlehem opens at Crossroads wandering mind. Baptist Church at 6 p.m. and continues from 6-9 p.m. Dec. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 9-10 and 15-17 at 1851 S. Clyde Celebrate a Morris Blvd., Daytona Beach. It may be challenging to For more information, call separate your fantasies from (386) 760-4806 or visit crbible. reality right now, Leo. Even com. Motown Christmas though things are vivid in your •The Athens Theatre: “A mind, others may help clarify Christmas Story The Musical” things for you. will be performed select days at Peabody from through Dec. 17, at 124 N. For Hometown News “the music and the magic of VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Florida Ave., DeLand. [email protected] Motown”, features vocalists “A Christmas Story, The and musicians assembled Surprising news leaves you a Musical” brings family audiences It’s been a few years since from the ranks of the Capi- little bit frazzled, Virgo. However, to the Athens Theatre where the music of The Tempta- once you work your way through children of all ages can re-imag- tols and the Miracles and for- tions, The Miracles and The the surprise, you’ll see that this ine a boy’s quest for the perfect mer members of the Tempta- Marvelettes dominated the news bodes well for you. Christmas gift. tions. The performers, The show runs about two airwaves, but the music of collectively known as The hours and 25 minutes, including Motown lives on in movies, Motortown All-Stars, have LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 one 15-minute intermission. commercials and in a new each paid their dues per- holiday show that hits the Tickets are Preferred, $28; Adult, forming with Motown leg- Libra, others feel like you have $23; Seniors, $21; Student/ Peabody Auditorium Dec. everything figured out this week Child $10; Groups of 8 or more 16. ends on stages around the and are as sensible as can be. $19. A $3 per ticket processing The concert promises to be world. But there’s a fun side of you that charge is added to all purchases. jam-packed with all the hall- All 10 of their singers and is just waiting to pop out. For more information, visit marks of Motown, impecca- musicians come in direct athensdeland.com or call (386) ble harmonies, dazzling cho- from Detroit. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 743-1500. reography, flashy outfits and As if that weren’t enough to •Cinematique: Now playing is those instantly-recognizable fill an evening with incredi- Something in your life is “Lady Bird,”Christine “Lady Bird” grooves that everyone knows ble memories, The Marvel- causing you undue stress, McPherson (Saoirse Ronan) ettes will appear as special Scorpio. Find a way to let it all go fights against but is exactly like and loves. guest stars. by focusing on thoughts and her wildly loving, deeply “We’ve taken the concept things that bring you happiness. opinionated and strong-willed of a Motown concert to a All-Star group member Dave Finley only recently mom (Laurie Metcalf), a nurse whole new level,” said Joe Photo courtesy of Kelli with an Eye Marketing & Promotions SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 working tirelessly to keep her Mirrione, the producer of the retired from performing with “A Motown Christmas Spectacular” will be per- family afloat after Lady Bird’s show. “Usually, you’d see just The Miracles, who topped formed at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16 at the Sagittarius, it may seem like father (Tracy Letts) loses his job. the Temptations or the Four the charts with classics like your time in the spotlight has Set in Sacramento, California in Tops, but we’ve got an all-star “Ooh Baby, Baby” and “Tears Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Day- come and gone, but that isn’t 2002, amidst a rapidly shifting group packed with former of a Clown.” tona Beach. the case. You have plenty of time American economic landscape, Mr. Finley spent 37 years to show what you can accom- members of the groups that Capitols, who created a dance all the Motor City hits they Lady Bird is an affecting look at with the vocal group. Anoth- plish. the relationships that shape us, made the records so you get sensation in the 60’s with know and love, as well as hol- er, George Wilson, is a the whole enchilada!” their big hit “Cool Jerk.” On 20-plus-year veteran of The See SCOPES, page B3 See OUT, page B3 This concert, celebrating Dec. 16, audiences will hear See MOTOWN, page B3 PAST TIMES Come and Enjoy our SATURDAY DEC 16TH, TBA It’s that time of year. GAME AREA! MONDAY DEC 18TH KARAOKE WITH MIKE AND TRISH Make your SATURDAY DEC 23RD, HOLIDAY PARTY WITH CAPTAIN KIRK AND THE New Year’s Eve Play pool, Pac-Man, LEGENDS! $5 RESERVE SEATING. UGLY SWEATER OR T-SHIRT CONTEST! reservations! EVERY TUESDAY, KARAOKE 6 TO 9PM Pinball! 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Eddie Uzzle 9877. call (386) 615-4888. perform Saturday, Dec. 16, at will perform rock oldies at 6 p.m. HUGE SELECTION OF CRAFT BEER •Bahama Breeze Island Grille: •The Garlic: Upcoming The Roof atop Joe’s Crab Shack Tuesday. Open mic hosted by Live entertainment is from 6-10 performers are Mark “Muddy 1200 Main St., Daytona Beach. Linda Janisse of String Shine at January p.m. Wednesday through Sunday Harp” Hodgson, 7-11 p.m. For more information, visit 6 p.m. Wednesday. Karaoke with 12th at 1786 W. International Friday, Dec. 15, and Saturday, joescrabshack.com or call (386) Just George is 9 p.m. Thursday 5:30-8:30 pm Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. Dec. 16, and 6-10 p.m., 238-4050. at 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For more information, visit Wednesday, Dec. 20, and •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: Upcom- For more information, call (386) bahamabreeze.com. Thursday, Dec. 21; Saxphonist ing performers are ; Lionheart, 788-3268. •Big D’s Hollywood Nights: In the Dave Capp, 6-9:30 p.m. Sunday, Sunday, Dec. 17; Eddie Wolford, •Norwood’s Restaurant and Wine $12 per person 3D Lounge at Diamond Dolls Dec. 17; Johnny Mag Sax, 6-10 Monday, Dec. 18, and Tuesday Shop: Free wine tastings are from Reservations Required Daytona, Big D’s is open 5 p.m. p.m. Monday, Dec. 18 and Dec. 129; Reuben Morgan, 5-7 p.m. each Friday on the deck BEER TASTING! to 3 a.m. daily at 301 Madison Tuesday, Dec. 19. Wednesday, Dec. 20; and Don and Saturday in the shop with Ave., Daytona Beach. Mondays In The Blu Bar, performers are Hill, Thursday, Dec. 21. Weather complimentary cheeses at 400 are Muy Caliente Noche Latina Amy Alysia and The Soul permitting, live music is at 2986 Second Ave., New Smyrna Buy one specialty sandwich, Nights and Tuesdays are EDM. Operation, 7-11 p.m. Friday, Dec. Ocean Shore Blvd., Ormond-by- Beach. For more information, french fries or potato pancakes 10% OFF ANY and 2 beverages (excluding $ 00 PURCHASE Scoot your boots for Wild West 15; Kayonne Riley and the the-Sea. For more information, call (386) 428-4621. water) and receive a 5 OFF • Gourmet Items Wednesdays and start your Downtown Trio, 7-11 p.m. call (386) 265-1977. •The NSB Sea Shack: Gino Conti • Collectible Steins SANDWICH YOUR PURCHASE • Deli Meats weekend early with Throwback Saturday, Dec. 16; Joe Harrison, •Las Olas Argentinian Latin will perform 5:30-8:30 p.m. of equal or lesser value & Cheese • Wine • Beer Thursdays, featuring classic 6-10 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, and Cuisine: Acoustic Guitarist Scott Friday, Dec. 15, and Sunday, OF $30 OR MORE •Gift Baskets made to order FREE With coupon rock. Live bands play Friday and Wednesday, Dec. 20; Christie Niebaner performs 8-11 p.m. Dec. 17, at 491 E. Third Ave., Not valid with other with coupon . Not valid with other specials or discounts. Not valid with other specials or discounts. Saturday night, and Service Beu, 6-10 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18; Friday and Saturday at 336 E. New Smyrna Beach. For more Exp. 1/15/18 specials or discounts. Exp. 1/15/18 Industry Night is Sunday. and Amy Alysia Duo, 6-10 p.m. International Speedway Blvd., information, call (386) 428- Volusia Mall • 386-258-1600 • www.dunderbaksdaytona.com •Black Sheep Pub and Eating Tuesday, Dec. 19 and Thursday, Daytona Beach. For more 8850. House: Happy Hour is 3-7 p.m. Dec. 21, at 556 E. Third Ave., information, call (386) 254- •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz and 9 p.m.-close daily. Weekly New Smyrna Beach. For more 7972 or (386) 254-7973 or visit plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. specials include $4 “CuervoRi- information call (386) 424-6660 lasolas336daytona.com. Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 tas” Mondays; Locals Night with or visit thegarlic.net. •Louie’s Pizza House: Karaoke p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean Posse happy hour all night and Pub •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming with TNT from 5:30-9 p.m. every performs from 9:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Trivia at 7 p.m., gift card prizes, performers are Christie Beu, Friday and Saturday at 1347 Thursday through Sunday. Wednesdays; Ladies Night with 6-10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 and Beville Road, South Daytona. For Robert Keele plays acoustic live music, drink specials and $4 from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday, more information, call (386) guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. three-olive martinis, Thursdays. Dec. 16, at 101 Flagler Ave., New 788-6172. Wednesdays. Tom Redmond Live music is every weekend at Smyrna Beach. Dinner reserva- •LuLu’s Oceanside Grill: Live performs classic rock from 5-8 890 S. Atlantic Ave. in Ormond tions required, For more informa- entertainment 9 p.m. to p.m. Fridays. Karaoke with Beach. For more information, tion, call (386) 428-1865. midnight Friday and Saturday at Stormin’ Norman is from 4-8 call (386) 673-5933 or visit •Grind Gastropub and Kona Tiki 30 S. Atlantic Ave., Ormond p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, theblacksheep.com. Bar: Open daily at 11:30 a.m., Beach. For more information, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona •Daytona Beach Brewing Co.: live entertainment and compli- call (386) 673-2641 or visit Beach. For more information, Taproom hours are 4-8 p.m. mentary valet service at 49 W. lulusoceansidegrill.com. call (386) 253-5224 or visit Tuesday-Thursday and noon to Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On Tuesday, oceandeck.com. 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday at For more information, visit there is Texas hold ’em; •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: This 482 Fentress Blvd., Unit N, grindgastropub.com. Wednesday is trivia challenge dinner show spectacular and Daytona Beach. For more •Heath’s Natural Foods: Free night and Thursday night is family-style feast will be information, call (844) 352- wine tasting from 4:30-6:30 p.m. karaoke, all at 7:30 p.m. There is Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 2337 or visit daytonabeachbrew- every Wednesday at 600 E. live acoustic guitar music at 7:30 The show has a 6:30 p.m. ingcompany.com. Third Ave., New Smyrna Beach. p.m. Fridays at 193 North seating, dinner at 7:15 p.m. and •Down the Hatch: Sam Collins Free wine tastings daily. For Causeway, New Smyrna Beach. show at 7:30 p.m., at the will perform 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. more information, call (386) For more information, call (386) Hawaiian Inn, 2301 S. Atlantic Friday, Dec. 15. Martin and the 423-5126. 427-1177 or visit merksbarand- Ave., Daytona Beach Shores. For Dead Guys will perform 1:30 to •Jason’s Corner: Standards grill.com. more information, call (386) 4:30 p.m. and Donnie Bostic will with Ron Gilotti and Jim Bryer will •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a 255-5411, Ext. 186, or visit perform 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., both be from 6:30-8:30 p.m, Friday, monthly beer tasting. Cost is myohanaluau.com. on Saturday, Dec. 16, at 4894 Dec. 15, at 135 Canal St., New $12 per person. Seating is •Ormond Brewing Co.: Craft Front St., Ponce Inlet. For more Smyrna Beach. For more limited to the first 70 prepaid beer tastings are 4 to 11 p.m. information, call (386) 761-4831 information, call (386) 424- reservations. If interested, call Thursday and Friday, noon to 11 or visit downthehatchseafood. 9878. (386) 258-1600 to reserve a p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 2016 2017 ADER ADER E S E S com. •Joe’s Crab Shack: Joe’s Crab spot at 1700 W. International p.m. Sunday. Live music and R ’ R ’

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LeDuc, an up-and-coming cookies, hot chocolate and visit The Sand Sculpture Trail, country duo from Orlando will with Santa plus the city’s first featuring the award-winning Out perform from 5-9 p.m., Friday, annual Ugly Sweater Contest in artwork of Grand Master From page B1 Dec. 15 Diamond Dixie with Blake Park, at 493 S. Lakeview Sculptor Suzanne Altamare, will the beliefs that define us, and Sisters Gabriela and Bianca Drive. begin Dec. 16 and continue the unmatched beauty of a place LeDuc, an up-and-coming For more information, call through Dec. 31. Visitors will be called home. Cinematique is at country duo from Orlando. All (386) 228-2121 or visit www. invited to use a map for business 242 S. Beach St., Daytona entertainment is free and open lakehelen.com. locations where Ms. Altamare’s Beach. Tickets are $7 general or to the public. •December to Remember: The holiday sand artwork will be from $5 members. The Friday Night fifth annual A December to noon-6 p.m. The trail will be at Pitcher Show at 5 p.m. includes Saturday, Dec. 16 Remember in Daytona Beach the Bandshell, the Ocean Walk two tickets, two popcorn and one continues through Dec. 31 with Shoppes and Movies, Joyland pitcher of beer for $25.For more •Parade: The City of Lake weekend holiday festivities. Amusements and other information, call (386) 252- Helen will host its annual A December to Remember will locations. The trail tour is free. 3118. Christmas Parade and Activities feature a variety of tribute Other Events for Dec. 16 include: •OneDaytona: One Daytona is at 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16. bands. The concerts offer a $10 Seaside Gift Market opens at beginning its entertainment Parade line up will begin at 3 VIP ticket, which gives reserved noon, “BigDs Rock The Cradle program with live music every p.m. at Wells Fargo Bank on seating right in front of the stage Toy Drive” drop-off location 1-5 week, year-round. Diamond Dixie Main Street. and a chair. General admission with Sisters Gabriela and Bianca After the parade, there will be tickets are free. See OUT, page B4

perform at 8 p.m. at 421 Flagler •Stonewood Grill and Tavern: Porter. Tickets are $10. For more Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For Mark Venneri will perform from information, call (954) 257- Scene more information, call (386) 6-9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8215. From page B2 423-1469. 20, at 2150 LPGA Blvd., Daytona •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free •The Smokehouse Saloon: Beach. For more information, wine and liquor tasting is hosted Unit 15, Ormond Beach. For Rockin’ Blues Jam is from 2-6 call (386) 317-0097. from 4-7 p.m. each Friday and Photo courtesy of Mike Kitaif more information call (386) p.m. Sunday. Chance and the •Strokers Restaurant: Elvis Saturday at 350 S. Spring 256-3904. Daytona Playhouse will perform “Miracle on 34th Blues Daddies perform at 144 S. Christmas will be Dec. 9 at 1517 Garden Ave., DeLand. For more •Peanuts Restaurant & Sports Street” from Friday, Dec. 15 to Sunday, Dec. 17, Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill. For Ridgewood Ave., New Smyrna information, call (386) 738- Bar: Wednesday is open mike information, call (386) 265- Beach. There will be dancing, 7533 or visit delandliquorstore. at 100 Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. Susan night and ladies night starting at 5998. give-a-ways, live music by Barry com. (Julia Ambrose) watches as a little girl (Lila Gay) 8 p.m. Thursday the Pirates tells Santa (John Leonard) what she wants for Christmas. “Don’t Mess With Bill” and Motown “Too Many Fish in the Sea.” From page B1 The show first played the Playhouse to Peabody in December 2013 iday classics like “Santa Claus (minus the Marvelettes). 2017 DER EA S is Coming to Town” and “A Motown Christmas Spec- R ’ perform ‘Miracle “Silent Night” performed in tacular” will be performed at C E that inimitable Motown style. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16 at H O I C The audience can also expect the Peabody Auditorium, 600 on 34th Street’ them to raid the vault of hits Auditorium Blvd., Daytona For Hometown News and a trial in the New York belonging to the Temptations, Beach. [email protected] Supreme Court is to decide Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder Tickets start at $29 and the whether Santa is the real and the Supremes. With the best seats in the house can be Daytona Playhouse will thing, Will Susan be given addition of the Marvelettes to had for $47 plus service fees. Join Us for New Year’s Eve perform “Miracle on 34th the most precious gift of all -- the production, they will hear Tickets are available online at Street” from Friday, Dec. 15 something to believe in? their hits “Please Mr. Post- peabodyauditorium.org or by Cocktails, Dinner & Cheer to Sunday, Dec. 17, at 100 Jes- A heartwarming holiday man”, “Beechwood 4-5789”, calling (386) 671-3460. samine Blvd., Daytona classic retold by a cast of 20 5 Course Meal Only $50 Beach. in the tradition of a live Susan Walker (Julia 1940s-era radio broadcast. Optional Wine Pairing Ambrose) has doubts about Staged with live Foley effects Aquarius, no career goal is out Scopes of reach right now. Therefore, if Reservations 386-676-5181 childhood’s most enduring and a score of holiday carols From page B1 miracle -- Santa Claus. Her you are part of the studio you’ve been thinking of a career BUY ONE GET ONE BREAKFAST mother (Grace Riley) told audience. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 move, now is a great time to put her the “secret” about Santa a Directed by Ted Pack the those plans in motion. ENTREE TUES-FRI 9AM-11AM long time ago. Susan doesn’t show runs 7:30 p.m. Friday, Capricorn, your vision of the Not valid with any other discounts, offers or promotions. Expires 12/31/17 expect to receive the most Dec 15 and Saturday, Dec. 16 future may be set right now, but PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 important gifts on her and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec 17. there is always room for some BUY ONE GET ONE DINNER Christmas list. Tickets are $12 for adults and modifications. Embrace some of The search for the truth could lead you on a bit of a wild ENTREE FRI-SAT 3PM-9PM Enter Macy’s Santa (John $6 for 18 and younger. the uncertainty that can lead to Not valid with any other discounts, offers or promotions. Expires 12/31/17 Leonard) who says he really For more information, visit greatness. adventure, Pisces. Eventually, is Kris Kringle. Confinement DaytonaPlayhouse.org or you can get to the bottom of the HOURS: Sun 9-2 | Tues-Thurs 9-3 | Fri & Sat 9-9 situation. to a psychiatric care home call (386) 255-2431. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 439 S. Nova Road, OB 386-676-5181

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2999. •Walk through Bethlehem: This Out event will be from 3-5 p.m. Is Now Available at your local From page B3 Saturday, Dec. 16, at the Drive in Christian Church, 3140 S. p.m., Inflatables 1-5 p.m. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Ornament Decoration Station Shores. Walk through the village 2-6 p.m, Remote Control Cars, 3 of Bethlehem. Interact with YOU BRING THE TREE... WE BRING THE CHEER p.m. Holiday music 3-6 p.m., shopkeepers in the marketplace FULL HOLIDAY MEALS FEATURING TRADITIONAL TURKEY Santa Photo Spot 4- 8 p.m., and make crafts to take home - 800 Highway A1A - 1625 Taylor Rd Trackless Train. Merry HITSmas OR HONEY BAKED HAM WITH ALL THE FIXINGS. with you. Participants may also New Symrna Beach Port Orange Concert Serie will feature Earl $64.95-10 PPL. $84.95 11-16 PPL. pet the animals that are at the Harris from 6-7 p.m. and 386-426-0725 386-761-5578 JUST HEAT AND EAT Nativity scene where Jesus was Headliner: “Brooklyn Boys” - born. Admission is free. - 1800 State Rd 44 - 1650 Dunlawton Ave DESSERTS AVAILABLE AT EXTRA COST Barry Manilow and Neil Diamond For more information, call New Symrna Beach Port Orange CALL THE SANDWICH SHOPPE FOR FURTHER DETAILS Tribute from 7-8:30 p.m. There (386) 767-8761. 386-322-3267 will be fireworks at 8:30 p.m. 386-428-1558 •Breakfast with Santa: The City •Dance Showcase: South of Ormond Beach will host - 3010 Ridgewood Ave - 3805 S. Nova Rd THE SANDWICH SHOPPE Beach Dance will host a holiday Breakfast with Santa from 8 Edgewater Port Orange Home of the $6.49 Lunch Special “Freshness At Its Finest” showcase at 7 p.m. Saturday, a.m.-noon, Saturday, Dec. 16, at 386-427-5208 386-756-0776 1008 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill, FL • 386.672.8533 Dec. 16, at the Ormond Beach NOW The Casements, 25 Riverside www.thesandwichshoppeonline.com Performing Arts Center, 399 N. OFFERING Drive, Ormond Beach, Reserva- U.S. Highway 1. For ticket See OUT, page B5 IMMUNIZATIONS DAILY information, call (386) 254-

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ment is free and open to the Brownie, the town dog of public. Daytona Beach. Touring with the townies Out Tickets are $10 for one show From page B4 Sunday, Dec. 17 or $15 for both shows. Each tions Required. Admission is $5 attendee will receive a gift bag, per person. For more informa- •Dog Film Festival: Following compliments of Brownie’s Dog tion or a reservation, call (386) the overwhelming success of a Boutique. Tickets can be 676-3216. national tour in 2016, the NY purchased in advance at the •Florida Gun Show: The Florida Dog Film Festival will be box office or call (386) Gun Shows will host a gun show traveling to dozens of cities this 252-3118. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, year with a stop in Daytona •Chanukah Celebration: The Dec. 16, and from 10 a.m. to 5 Beach at Cinematique of fourth annual celebration will p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, at the Daytona Sunday, Dec, 17. be from noon-6 p.m. Sunday, Ocean Center. The show will fea- A philanthropic celebration of Dec. 17, at The Schnebly ture an array of firearms, the love between dogs and Recreation Center, 1101 N. ammunition, shooting supplies, people, made possible by a Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. knives and more. There also will grant from the non-profit Petco Children may enjoy character be self-defense products Foundation, the Dog Film appearances by Trolls from the including a selection of tasers, Festival supports a local movie “Trolls.” There will also be stun guns and pepper sprays. life-saving shelter wherever it a collection booth for Jerry Concealed weapon permit goes. In Daytona Beach a Doliner’s Food Bank. classes will be offered through- portion of every ticket will out the weekend. This event is benefit Sophie’s Circle. Monday, Dec. 18 open to the public. Tickets can The Daytona Beach Dog Film be purchased at the door with Festival will feature two •One Daytona: One Daytona is cash only and are $10 per programs, each about 70 offering live music every week, person per day. For more minutes. “Second Chances” will year-round. Mama Blue with be shown at 2 p.m. and “Love fused elements of blues and Photo courtesy of Margaret Tedrick information, visit floridagun- shows.com. Changes Everything” will be soul with hints of jazz and Latin Margaret Tedrick of Ormond Beach, who is secretary of the Veterans Museum •One Daytona: One Daytona is shown at 4 p.m. Cinematique is will perform from 6-9 p.m., & Education Center, Daytona Beach, recently attended Royal Navy meetings in beginning its entertainment at 242 S Beach St., Daytona Monday, Dec. 18. All entertain- Portsmouth, England. Here she is on board the HMS Victory, Lord Nelson’s program with live music every Beach. ment is free and open to the week, year-round. Signature A 50/50 raffle will be public. flagship in Portsmouth Harbour. If you’d like to join the Townies, take a copy of events in December include The conducted with proceeds Hometown News with you when you take a trip, take a picture holding the Front Lawn Saturday, Dec. 16. supporting the efforts to create paper and send it to us at [email protected]. Be sure to include For Family Night on the Front a public park in memory of See OUT, page B6 Lawn from 5-9 p.m. Dec. 16, your name, your hometown and where you were. activities include a S’mores Bar, face painting, balloon Transform your animals, music by The Dickens 2017 Landscape for the Holidays! Carolers and a special story DER EA S time by Two Tales Tell. Stop by R ’ C E the registration table at The H O I C Art Notes Front Lawn from 5-7 p.m. to enter to win a $100 gift card to Museum offers pass (excludes Premiere day for those who wish to a One Daytona shop or Opening on Thursday eve- attend only the Expo on Friday restaurant of your choice. The workshops ning). Class and event fees are and Saturday(excludes Pre- Groove Orient of Orlando, additional costs. miere Opening on Thursday playing “Florida rock” from 5-9 Ormond Memorial Art Expo admission is $10 per evening). p.m. Saturday. All entertain- Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., will offer several workshops. Photo Transfer Collage Card Making with Stacey Fletcher Reynolds will meet from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15. Experiment with collage and learn to use photo trans- fers in the creative card mak- ing workshop. Students to pro- Poinsettias on Sale Now! vide pictures, actual photographs or magazine clip- Clean ups and Debris Removal. pings. All other supplies are Brown River Rock Installed $230. included. The cost is $50 for members and $55 for 386.677.3017 non-members. PICKUP • DELIVERY • INSTALLATION • DESIGN For more information, call (386) 676-3347 or visit 1059 S. NOVA RD, OB ormondartmuseum.org. MON-FRI 7:30-4:30 • SAT 7:30-12:30 JoeMillersMulch.com Decorative Painters to host annual conference DAYTONA BINGO in Daytona 284 N. NOVA RD The Society of Decorative 386.257.2881 Painters 46th Annual Interna- tional Conference and Expo WWW.DAYTONABEACHBINGO.ORG will be from May 8-12, 2018 in Daytona Beach. Member full registration is available for $99 in advance or $115 on-site. Full registration includes a Conference Pro- gram booklet, admission to the Expo Premiere Opening and Expo, and qualifies regis- trants to enroll in classes and events offered Tuesday, May 8 through Saturday, May 12. TEXT DAYTONABINGO TO 41411 FOR SPECIALS Class and event fees are addi- tional costs. Non-member full registration is available for $150 in advance and $175 SUNDAYS IN on-site. One-day registration is available for $55 in advance DECEMBER and $65 on-site to members BUY A $30 TURBO PACK and non-members. One-Day Registration qualifies regis- PLUS A $20 PAPER PACK trants to enroll in classes and FOR ONLY $25! events for one day only and Not valid with any other offer. 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derersfl.org. John Reed Foley, Nashville feature six stages of entertain- Saturday, Jan. 6 at Peabody ment that you will never forget! •Winter Carnival: The Chase Recording Artist ment, street performers, drink Auditorium, 600 Auditorium You will hear all the Rat Pack Out Academy will host a winter •Saturday, Dec. 23, 6-9 p.m., specials and lots of tasty food Blvd., Daytona Beach. favorites including “That’s Life”, From page B5 carnival from 6-8 p.m. Wednes- Billy Buchanan Band choices. A spectacular fireworks Comedian Ron “Tater Salad” “Volare”, “You’re Nobody ‘Til Tuesday, Dec. 19 day, Dec. 20, in the Sunshine Rock n’ roll soul review display over the Atlantic Ocean White first rose to fame as the Somebody Loves You”,” I Can’t Park Mall, 2400 S. Ridgewood •Tuesday, Dec. 26, 6-9 p.m., and the live New Year’s Eve Ball cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking Give You Anything But Love”, •Live Comedy: Live Interactive Ave., South Daytona. Firewater Tent Revival, Roots Drop Ceremony at midnight top funnyman from the Blue Collar “Stormy Weather”, “Candy Man”, Improv Comedy presented by music band from Atlantic Beach off the celebration. The Ball Drop Comedy Tour phenomenon, but “What Kind Of Fool Am I”, and Random Acts of Insanity is at 8 Thursday, Dec. 21 •Wednesday, Dec. 27, 6-9 Ceremony will be held at the now as a chart-topping Gram- many more. Back by popular p.m. at the Cinematique Theater, p.m., MJ Baker Quartet, corner of Main Street & Wild my-nominated comedian and a demand for the fourth year is a 242 S. Beach St., Daytona •Slo Jam at The Hub on Canal: Jacksonville singer/songwriter Olive and the fireworks display feature film actor, Ron White has row! One show only - special Beach. Tickets are $5. All ages This event will be from 6:30-8:30 •Friday, Dec. 29, 3-6 p.m., will be visible from Main Street. established himself as a star in Sunday matinee performance. welcome. For more information, p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21. Open to Chelsea Saddler, high-energy, This event is free and open to his own right. He has sold more Tickets are $25. For more call (386) 252-3118. all, beginner or advanced electric vibes the public and will have than 14 million albums (solo and information, call (386) 676- •Christmas Tea: Lilian Place musicians. Bring your guitar, •Friday, Dec. 29, 6-9 p.m., something for all ages! with the Blue Collar Comedy 3375. Heritage Center will host a ukulele, harmonica, etc. to Orange Avenue, five-piece For event updates, log on to Tour), been nominated for two Christmas Tea at 2 p.m. Tuesday, perform. Playbooks provided. pop-rock group from Daytona www.NewYearsEveOnMain- Grammys, and since 2004 been Ongoing Events Dec. 19, at 1000 S. Peninsula Admission is $5 fee for all. Beach Street.com. one of the top three grossing For more information, visit •Saturday, Dec. 30, 3-6 p.m., •Daytona Playhouse: “The stand-up comedians on tour in Drive,, Daytona Beach. The cost •All Aboard Flea & Farmers www.theHUBoncanal.org. Southern Chaos, Central Florida Ladies Man” will be performed America. is $20 plus tax, which includes Market: The market is open from •One Daytona: One Daytona is country/Southern rock band select nights Jan. 5-14 at 100 For more information, visit tour of holiday decorated Lilian 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday to Sun- offering live music every week, All entertainment is free and Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. peabodyauditorium.org. Place 1884 Museum and day at 5005 S. Ridgewood Ave. year-round. Holey Miss Moley, open to the public. In Paris, the recently married Dr. •Rat Pack - Together Again: TS Christmas Gift Shop Sale. For Port Orange, rain or shine. Free Florida-based 10-piece funk- For more information, visit Hercule Molineaux tells “one, Productions presents The Rat more information or to make a admission and free parking. rock-soul group will perform from onedaytona.com. tiny, little, hardly noticeable lie” Pack - Together Again starring reservation, call (386) 256- More than 120 vendors. For 5-9 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 21. All •Main Street Block Party: The to cover an innocent but Tony Sands as Frank Sinatra, 4810. more information and reserva- entertainment is free and open 12th Annual Politis & Matovina embarrassing indiscretion. Johnny Petillo as Dean Martin, tions, call (386) 523-3579 or to the public. Law Firm New Year’s Eve on From that single untruth and Geno Clark as Sammy Davis Wednesday, Dec. 20 Main Street Party will start at 6 tumbles a cascade of convoluted Jr. at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 7, visit allaboardmarket.com. p.m. Sunday, Dec. 31, on Main deceptions, misunderstandings at the Ormond Beach Perform- •American Legion Post 120: The •Walk: AVA Happy Wanderers Upcoming Events Street Party will take place on and mistaken identities. A ing Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. post offers bar bingo at 6:30 will host a 5K fun walk at 6 p.m. Main Street from A1A to hilarious zany and charming Highway 1. This celebrated trio p.m. Monday with burgers and at Willow Run Park, 1351 School •One Daytona: One Daytona is Peninsula Drive. This section of farce. For ticket information, call were the undisputed kings of the fries. Tuesday is taco night. The House Drive, Port Orange. Bring offering live music every week, Main Street will be closed to (386) 255-2431 or visit www. Las Vegas Strip with their fast first and third Wednesdays a Flashlight. For more informa- year-round. Bands playing in traffic and become pedestrian daytonaplayhouse.org. paced comedy and music show. feature chicken wings and tion, call (386) 256-2160, (386) December are: only. There is no admission •Ron White: Comedian Ron This tribute to The Rat Pack will barbecue ribs, and Fridays are 214-3890 or visit happywan- •Friday, Dec. 22, 5-9 p.m., charge and the celebration will White will perform at 7:30 p.m. be an afternoon of entertain- See OUT, page B7 CHRISTMAS AT THE BASILICA OF ST. PAUL 317 MULLALLY ST. - DAYTONA BEACH MASSES FOR THE SOLEMNITY OF ChristmasWorship THE NATIVITY OF THE LORD CHRISTMAS EVE - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24TH 4pm, 6pm (Family Mass) Midnight Mass (Music begins at 11:10pm) CHRISTMAS DAY - MONDAY, DECEMBER 25TH 8:30am, 11am, 1pm (Spanish Mass) 386-252-5422 • www.basilicaofsaintpaul.org CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24TH... 7P.M. Carols, Candle Lighting, Choir Music & Children’s Message Featuring Rev. Joe Pickard & Minister of Music, Louis Fifer SEABREEZE UNITED CHURCH DIRECTED BY CHARLES LONG 501 N. WILD OLIVE AVE. • DAYTONA BEACH • (386)252-6314 Stewart Memorial United Methodist Church CHRISTMAS EVE December 17, 2017 CANDLELIGHT COMMUNION SERVICE... 6PM 3:30 pm SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC PRODUCTION SUNDAY, DEC. 17TH 10:45AM Central Baptist Church 152 Fairview Ave., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 317 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Email: [email protected] 386.255.2588 Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Check us out: www.centralbc.org

2016 CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT CHURCH OF THE HOLY CHILD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24TH 1225 WEST GRANADA BOULEVARD Holy Eucharist Rite II…..9:00 AM We invite you to join us ORMOND BEACH, FL 32174 and hear about (386) 672-4470 Christmas Eve Candlelight Family Service and Nativity Play…..5:00 PM “The Greatest Present from God” Trinity Lutheran Church CHRISTMAS EVE – DECEMBER 24TH Christmas Eve Candlelight Service and Holy Eucharist…..8:00 PM Christmas Eve • 10 am SERVICE BEGINS AT 7PM Christmas Eve Candlelight Service • 6:30 pm TH Christmas Eve Candlelight Service CHRISTMAS DAY – DECEMBER 25 and Holy Eucharist…..10:30 PM Christmas Day • 10 am SERVICES AT 7:30AM & 10:00AM Our normal schedule resumes Jan. 7, 2018 MONDAY, DECEMBER 25TH Bible Study & Sunday School • 9 am Christmas Day Service Worship • 10 am and Holy Eucharist…..10:00 AM 1205 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill 386-255-7580 ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH www.trinityhollyhill.org 38 N HALIFAX DR (386)677-0872 [email protected] ORMOND BEACH, FL www.stjamesobfl.org Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • B-7 'Tis the season Religion News Blue Christmas service and “Sounds of Christmas”, at Bible study at Rise Kathy Seibert of Kindred Hos- their 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, pice at (386) 274-1004. planned at 338 Ocean Shore Boulevard Above It in Ormond Beach. Christmas can be a difficult Featured will be guests sing- A Transformation Bible Free Christmas time for people. Although ers from Stetson University, study on Acts 10:38 is at 7 p.m. Concert people are grateful for the The Grace Handbell Choir, Wednesdays at Rise Above It wonder of the Christmas sea- and other musical accompani- Family Church, 1531 Center son, they are often missing ment. The choir will be direct- Ave., Holly Hill. Relax and enjoy the the sea- loved ones, grieved by broken ed and accompanied by Can- Senior Pastor Dr. Warren son at a concert performed by relationships, or just emotion- tor Glenda Cunard. Jackson leads the Bible study. the Daytona Beach Concert ally exhausted. All are welcome. For more Worship services are at 9 a.m. Band under the direction of Hope Lutheran Church will information, call the church and 11 a.m. Sundays. Charles Long. host a Blue Christmas service office at (386) 677-9141. The event will be at 3:30 at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, Bereavement group p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, at Stew- at 594 N. Williamson Blvd., Chorus offers art Memorial United Method- Daytona Beach. offered ist Church, 317 Dr. Martin A free soup supper will be Christmas concert at Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Daytona served at 5 p.m.; coffee and church United Presbyterian Church Beach. cookies will be shared after hosts a monthly bereavement The program will feature worship. During the service traditional seasonal favorites Song of the Coast Sweet group led by Kindred Hospice there will be an opportunity to along with a trumpet solo by Adeline Chorus is presenting a on the fourth Friday of each light a candle, pray with a band member Robert Unger Christmas concert entitled month at 11:30 a.m. in the prayer partner, or receive the and a vocal solo by E’Lexis “Christmas through the Years” Disciple’s Room, 730 Beville sacrament of Holy Commu- Wiley. at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17, at Road, Daytona Beach. nion. For more information, the Tomoka United Methodist For more information, call contact Pastor Janet Grill 2pas- Church, 1000 Old Tomoka [email protected] or (412) Road, Ormond Beach. 889-2559. The concert will feature both sacred and secular Christmas Choral Christmas music. The featured quartet will be Worship Service On the Edge from Gainsville Randy Barber/staff photographer scheduled as well as the Pitch Pipers and Theresa Corderre sings along as students from Take Note local quartets. Sug- Turie T. Small Elementary School perform during The Grace Lutheran Church gested donation is $10. the 35th annual Christmas Party for Seniors at Choir will present their annual For more information visit the Palmetto Club in Daytona Beach on Thurs- Christmas Choral Worship songofthcoast.org or call (386) day, Dec. 7. Service, The Christmas Story 673-4398.

Tuesday. Lunch is served from Ormond Beach and serves as a birthday parties and group 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Regular menu civic and cultural center. The reservations at 1795 Taylor Out and daily specials are available. home is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Road, Port Orange. Minimum of From page B6 The post is a non-smoking Monday through Friday and 9 10 people to schedule. Cost is dinner, dancing and karaoke. facility. For more information, a.m. to noon Saturday. The $10 for an adult, $8 for senior Danny’s famous fish fry is on the call (386) 672-7678. Casements will be closed for a adult or child. For more informa- second Friday at 461 Walker St., •AMVETS 911: The post serves private event on Saturday, Sept. tion contact (386) 304-0778 or Holly Hill. For more information dinner Wednesday and Friday 2. The historic property is at 25 visit crackercreek.com. and dinner times, call the post at nights and breakfast on Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach. •Democracy Now: Internet (386) 258-5275. Saturday and Sunday at 5624 For more information, call (386) news with Amy Goodman will be Monday, December 18, •American Legion Post No. 267: Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. 676-3216 or visit thecasements. presented at 10:30 a.m. each 2017 5:30 PM Bingo is at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- For more information, call (386) net. Thursday at Unitarian Universal- days at 156 New Britain, 788-1014. •Cracker Creek & Gamble Place: ist Society, 56 N. Halifax Ave., Ormond Beach. Free bingo card •The Casements: The former Tours are every Friday and Ormond Beach. Coffee and for a food donation. Jammin’ at winter home of John D. Rockefel- Saturday. The Pirate Cruise is doughnuts will be served. The the Legion is 6:30 p.m. each ler is owned by the City of now available for themed See OUT, page B8 Christmas Worship

CHRISTMAS WORSHIP AT CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICES 594 N. WILLIAMSON BLVD.-DAYTONA BEACH 386 274-7074 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20th Blue Christmas…..6pm Service Times CHRISTMAS EVE • SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th Advent 4…..9am 4:00 pm • 6:00 pm • 8:00 pm Candlelight Service…..4 pm and 8 pm CHRISTMAS MORNING Monday, December 25th…..10am 336 S. Halifax Drive For more information: Call Pastor Janet Grill at 412-889-2559 Ormond Beach, FL Or email: [email protected] 386-677-3581 www.firstunited.org Prince of Peace Catholic Church CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us“ Isaiah 9:5 CHRISTMAS EVE • SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 24TH Children & Family Mass �����������������4:00p�m Mass ����������������������������������������������7:00p�m Choir Concert ������������������������������11:30p�m Midnight Mass �����������������������������12:00a�m CHRISTMAS • MONDAY, DECEMBER, 25TH Mass ��������������������������� 9:00a�m & 11:30a�m 600 South Nova Road • Ormond Beach, FL 32174 • (386) 672-5272 B-8 • Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill Hometown News Friday, December 15, 2017 Dances Sweet treats

Daytona Beach grover, and the line dance Speedway Blvd. Daytona 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. before each instructor is Jerry Baron. Beach. Doors open at 6 p.m. dance. Admission is $5. Free Boppers The membership fee is $10 Dinner will be served 7:30 refreshments are served. annually. Nightly dance fee p.m. For more information, call Daytona Beach Boppers per person is $5 for members Dancing will be from 8:30 (386) 672-4146. dance from 7:30 to 10 p.m. and $6 for non-members. p.m.-12:30 a.m. $60 is dona- Wednesdays at the Moose For information, visit tion., which includes party Lodge, 601 W. Granada Blvd., granadasquaresdenimand- favors & champagne toast. Sica Hall Ormond Beach. lace.com. Dinner is a choice of salmon Dance Shag, Bop, East and or prime rib. Reservations are Tuesday dances at Sica Hall, West Coast Swing to R&B and Pulaski Club required by Wednesday, Dec. feature the Frankie K. Trio beach music. Admission is $5. 20. For more information, with vocalist Niall Donoghue, Moose membership not call (386) 736-3438. A dinner dance with live from 2-4 p.m. at 1065 Dayto- required. Beginners, singles For more information, visit music will be at 1 p.m. Sun- na Ave., Holly Hill. Admis- and couples welcome. polishamericanpulaskiclub- day, Dec. 17, at the Polish sion is $5 and includes For more information, call daytona.org. (386) 441-3981 or visit Dayto- American Pulaski Club, 3621 refreshments. For more infor- naBeachBoppers.com. W. International Speedway mation, call (386) 236-2997. Blvd., Daytona Beach. Senior Center The cost is $12 for dance Denim and Lace only and $20 for dinner and The Council on Aging at Women of the Moose dance. Reservations are the Ormond Beach Senior The Granada Squares required for dinner by noon Center, 351 Andrews St., The Women of the Moose Denim and Lace Dance Club Friday, Dec. 15. For a reserva- offers ballroom dancing from sponsors a singles and cou- is from 7 to 9 p.m. each Tues- tion, call (386) 258-7059. 2 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday. ples dance at the Moose Randy Barber/staff photographer day at 351 Andrews St., New Year’s Eve Party Din- The five-piece swing band Lodge, 601 W. Granada Blvd., Benjamin Grgek, 3, of Daytona Beach makes his ner Dance with live music The Blue Notes plays. Ormond Beach on Saturdays Ormond Beach. own holiday cookie during the Family Festival of Casual or square dance will start at 6 p.m. Dec. 31, at Dance lessons are offered from 7-10 p.m. attire is required. No flip- Polish American Pulaski by Tom and Jo Sanders, For more information, call Trees at the Museum of Arts & Sciences in Daytona flops. The caller is Rod Barn- Club, 3621 W. International Dance With Me LLC, from (386) 255-2207. Beach on Saturday, Dec. 9.

For more information, call (800) Center: Weekly activities at 351 The Community Stitching Circle 255-0285 or visit moas.org. For more information, call 584-1434 or visit mcldaytona. Andrews St. include bingo, noon meets from 10 a.m. to noon •Project Linus: Project Linus, (386) 236-8969. Out org. to 3 p.m., Fridays; Bunco on each Friday. The Backgammon an all-volunteer organization that •Veterans and Business Men’s From page B7 •New Smyrna Beach Museum of second, fourth and fifth Play is from 9 a.m. to noon each makes blankets for sick children, Club: Luncheon meeting at public may attend. History: In the NSB Waterfront Mondays; Samba Cards, first Tuesday. No cost. Participants meets from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. the noon each Tuesday, at the •Disabled American Veterans Loop, 120 Sams Ave., New and third Mondays; Duplicate may bring snacks. Cards and first Wednesday of each month Palmetto Club, 1000 S. Beach Chapter 84 of Greater Daytona: The Smyrna Beach, the museum is Bridge Club, 12:30 p.m. game playing is from 11 a.m.-3 at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, St., Daytona Beach. It features chapter holds a Wednesday open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and p.m. each Monday and Thursday. 1650 Live Oak St., New Smyrna camaraderie and speakers on night bingo session at its chapter Tuesday to Saturday. Admission Saturdays; Mah Jongg, 10 a.m. There is no cost. The center is at Beach, and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. topics of interest to veterans hall at 605 Eighth St. in Holly is free. For more information, to 3 p.m. Thursdays; acrylics 504 Big Tree Road, South the third Friday of each month at and business people. All Hill. The Early Bird begins at call (386) 478-0052. painting class, 9:30 a.m. to Daytona. For more information, Prince of Peace Catholic Church, veterans are welcome. For 6:30 p.m. with the regular •Ormond Beach Farmers Market: noon, Mondays; and watercolor call (386) 322-3070. 600 N. Nova Road, Ormond more information, call (386) games starting at 7:15 p.m. The farmers market is open each painting class, 9 a.m. to noon •Planetarium: The Museum of Beach. For more information, 761-1197. There will be free hot coffee and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays. A watercolor and acrylics Arts and Sciences Planetarium is call (386) 405-0005 or email •VFW Post 4250: “The Little doughnuts. For more informa- at 22 S. Beach St., Ormond painting class meets from 1-4 open Tuesday through Sunday [email protected]. V” offers Friday dinners with all tion, call (386) 252-4551. Beach. For more information, p.m. Wednesdays. Ellen with hourly shows. The shows •Sandcastle Storytellers: The the fixin’s from 5:30 to 7 p.m. •Lilian Place 1884 Museum: visit ormondbeachmainstreet. Rosenberg is the instructor. The are “Galileo: The Power of the group meets from 6-8 p.m. with live music at 7 p.m. Also, Grounds open daily for use and com. cost is $10. Participants should Telescope,” “The Little Star That Saturdays at the Boston Wednesday night darts and self guided tours from 1-5 p.m. •Ormond Beach Historical bring their own supplies. For Could,” “Back to the Moon for Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. Saturday night karaoke from each day at 1000 S. Peninsula Society Welcome Center and more information, call (386) Good,” “The Sky Tonight,” “Flight New York Ave., DeLand. The 7-11 p.m. A corn hole tourna- Drive, Daytona Beach. Closed Museum: The “Gateway to the 672-4146 or (386) 676-1363. Through the Universe and Laser public may attend. ment at 4 p.m. each Saturday. Tuesdays. Rent Hotchkiss Ormond Scenic Loop” features •Peninsula Women’s Club: The Mania.” Museum admission is •Scrabble Club: The Port Food is available. The post is at Cultural Site and Lilian Place historical photographs, a club hosts an afternoon of $12.95 adults; $6.95 children Orange Regional Library hosts 2350 Sunset Drive, New grounds for private events. 20-minute DVD and interpretive bridge and canasta on Thurs- 6-17; $10.95 seniors and the club at 10 a.m. each Smyrna Beach. For more For more information, call panels. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 days. Social hour begins at 11 students; members and children Monday at 1005 City Center information, call (386) (386) 256-4810. p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. a.m.; lunch is served at noon. 5 and under are free. Admission Circle. For more information, 423-1789. •Marine Corps League: The Admission is free at 38 E. Cards start after lunch. New includes one show. Additional call (386) 322-5152, Ext. 2. Captain Tiger Mayberry Detach- Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach. members welcome. For more shows are $5 for adults and $3 •Toastmasters: This group To include an event on the ment No. 658 meets at 6 p.m. For more information, call (386) information or lunch reservation, for children 17 and under. meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at Hometown News Calendar, the second Wednesday of each 676-7005 or visit ormondhistory. call (386) 767-3297 by Monday Parking is free. MOAS is at 352 the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical send an email to newsdy@ month at VFW No. 3282, 5810 org. noon. S. Nova Road, Daytona Beach. University Business Building, hometownnewsol.com. S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange. •COA Ormond Beach Senior •Piggotte Community Center: For show times, call (386) Room 268, in Daytona Beach. Friday, December 15, 2017 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach/Holly Hill • C-1 Classifieds Sports Inside FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 2017 • DAYTONA BEACH • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM For the children Sports Briefs Open Gym cess” 5K at LPGA Internation- Ormond Beach. al, “Deal for Success Texas The event is a memorial Open Gym will be from 6-8 Hold ’em” at Daytona Beach fundraiser to continue the p.m. Fridays, Dec.15 and 22, at Racing & Card Club presented work of the late Chuck Strass- the Ormond Beach Gymnas- by Southern Stone Communi- er. All proceeds go to local and tics Center, 432 N. Nova Road, cations, “The Final Lap VIP worldwide missions, including for anyone between the ages of Reception” at Daytona Inter- efforts to place orphans in 8-21. national Speedway, and the adoptive homes and send This is an open gym format Symetra Financial “Pro Am teams to aid people in need all and there will only be light Tournament” at LPGA. over the world. spotting. Coaches will be on Proceeds from these events To register, visit 5k.tomoka. the floor at all times. are used to support the eight cc. For more information, con- A waiver to participate must area Boys & Girls Club pro- tact Marcia Beyer (386) 295- be signed by each person and grams. 2938 or [email protected]. anyone under 18 years of age must have the waiver signed NAIA Football Holiday tennis camp by a parent. The cost is $5 per participant. Championship Series A holiday tennis camp for Participants may register at Final set children ages 5 to 18 will meet the Leisure Services Registra- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thurs- tion Office, 399 N. U.S. 1 or at day, Dec. 21, and Friday, Dec. https://etrak-plus.com/ Coming back for their sec- 22, at Embry-Riddle Crotty default/flex/onlineRegistra- ond-straight season, defend- Tennis Center Complex, 600 S. Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital tion. ing national champion Saint Clyde Morris Blvd. Daytona Orlando-based contractor Robins & Morton was the presenting sponsor for Francis (Ind.) joins Reinhardt Beach. Florida Hospital Memorial Foundation’s eighth annual golf tournament at ‘A Swing for Success’ (Ga.) to compete in the The cost is $120, which LPGA International in Daytona Beach on Nov. 15. The golf tournament National Association of Inter- includes tuition, lunch buffet, raises funds collegiate Athletics Football T-shirt, water bottle and priz- raised more than $130,000 to support pediatric services at the hospital. National Championship at 6 From left are Bill Morton, Robins & Morton CEO; Bruce Adams, company for area youth es. Full scholarships awarded p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at for need-based kindergarten vice president; Darlinda Copeland, hospital chief operating officer, and Jon Municipal Stadium, 3917 to eighth grade campers who Walker, company project engineer. Halifax Paving won the Boys LPGA Blvd., Daytona Beach. & Girls Clubs of Volusia/ qualify. Delivered live by ESPN-3, For more information, visit Flagler Counties 19th annual tickets are $20 each and are Michelob Ultra “A Swing for erauathletics.com/camps or available through Ticketmas- contact Coach Dave Paschal, Success” Charity Pro-Am ter. Picking a holiday gift Tuesday, Dec. 5, at LPGA (386) 323-5009 or david.pas- International in Daytona [email protected] or Coach Liz Beach. Chuck Strasser Paschal at (386) 366-2556 or Halifax Paving topped 72 Memorial 5K lizpaschalerautenniscamp@ for your fisherman other teams in the tourney, gmail.com.jsp?orgSerial=38&- t this time of year The Japanese reels made origin=http://www.ormond- most of us anglers by Okuma are smooth and which has raised more than The second annual Chuck beach.org. know that, come FISHING will take a beating. Don’t be $2.3 million since its inception Strasser Memorial Candy AChristmas morning, some WITH DAN turned off at the idea of in 1998. Registrations will also be Cane 5K will be 8 a.m. Satur- accepted at the door. For more sort of fishing equipment will DAN SMITH buying foreign reels and rods. Other events leading up to day, Dec. 16, at Destination be under the tree with our Many of the old American information, call (386) 676- the tournament included the Daytona, 1635 N. U.S. 1, name on it. We are easy. Our companies import most Brown & Brown “Run for Suc- 3250. passion for fishing allows our equipment and put their loved ones to purchase a gift name on it. Quantum and without giving it too much you could come home with a Phleuger are both American thought. nice lure used to catch companies that sell nice That can be a problem. It walleyes or muskies. There working reels that won’t Should there be other usually involves a trip to a big are no walleyes or muskies in break the bank. box store and a lot of Florida. Fly rods are attractive as wandering back and forth in Another mistake is when a gifts but can be very expen- front of shelves filled with family member buys one of sive. Before you buy one, equipment for pros? things about which they have those shiny rod and reel make sure the fisherman or no clue. combos found on a rack in woman in your life is able to here has been a bit of by our own version of the Cast nets are big this time the aisle. Those are more to use it. Avoid those pre-built buzz lately regarding the GOLF rules all the time. We may of year. That is evidenced by catch consumers than fish. A rigs with all the pretty beads, ball we play. move our drive in the fairway TTiger Woods has now JAMES STAMMER from a divot that was left all of the nets that show up at good rule of thumb is that if hooks and leaders. For the January garage sales. To be the combo has a reel that most part, those are only for joined Jack Nicklaus in behind or move our ball off a sure, a cast net is a worthy already contains fishing the surf--if then. speaking out about the ball root so we don’t break a club gift for the right person, but line--skip it. Those of us who Fishing clothes are good as going too far. Woods even or our wrist. We hardly ever it is just a bit complicated. A are serious anglers need a gifts, but simple is always the suggested, as have many return to the tee to re-hit after four-foot net is of little use to little better equipment than best. Short pants with too before, that there should be a finding our ball out-of- someone who throws a net that. many pockets are useless and “Tour” ball that doesn’t go as than your imagination and bounds. Putts “inside the often, and anyone who That is not to say you have long sleeved (flaps) caps may far as those played by us mere the desire to make it happen, leather” are given to speed shrimps with a cast net will to plunk down a lot of cash. be too much. In Florida, golf mortals. even if it’s just within your things up and we take need at least a 10-foot net. Luckily, these days reliable rubber fishing boots must be I am thinking that perhaps own group. mulligans. Perhaps the biggest rods and reels are sold at an white. Black rubber boots in the golf ball should not be the How many of us truly With all this in mind, I mistake made is the buying inexpensive price. our summer heat will begin only thing that separates the follow the rules of golf to think it’s time we consider of freshwater lures and First you will need to to melt and can cause burns. recreational golfers from the begin with? If you are simply having a set of rules for equipment to be used in determine what type of Finding the right gift for a touring professionals. Maybe playing the game for fun, do recreational golfers. There are saltwater. The gift buyer fishing your angler does. fisherman can be a fun thing the rest of our equipment you even care what the Lords three things that hurt our must have some knowledge Surf fishermen will use heavy or a big waste of time. To should help us a bit more as at the USGA and R&A have beloved game. It’s expensive, it of what the angler might tackle with a much longer avoid the latter, visit your well. Maybe we should be proclaimed to be legal and takes a long time to play, and actually use. rod. In Eastern Volusia local bait and tackle shop for allowed to carry 16 clubs illegal? most of all, it’s very, very With that in mind I would County most of us fish the the correct gift. instead of 14 or a driver that I would bet one would be difficult. suggest you visit our local inshore. That calls for very Dan Smith has fished the hits the ball straight even with hard-pressed to find any one If you owned a golf course, bait and tackle shops where light equipment. My waters of Volusia County for a crooked swing. person playing golf outside a would you really care if the the experts will be happy to standard rig is a number 25 more than 40 years. Email While it would take a while sanctioned competition, with golfers are playing by the rules help. They know what works or 30 (2500-3000) open- questions and comments to to make the ball travel shorter rules officials and the like or would it matter more they locally and can point you in faced spinning reel spooled [email protected]. His book, distances and create clubs that watching over them, that are having fun, enjoying the the right direction. On your with ten pound test and “I Swear the Snook Drowned,” help the beginner or less- follows every rule to the letter game and filling up the tee own you may wind up at the paired with a medium-light is available for purchase for skilled golfer, changing the and intent of the law. sheets? huge Bass Pro Shops where seven foot rod. $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. rules requires nothing more We recreational golfers play See GOLF, page C2 Now Selling KOHLER Generators!

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They don’t mind the Girl power Golf implementation of balls that Catch of the week From page C1 want to go straight and clubs that help poor swings. Why The results of a Google should this game only be survey, based on nearly 7,000 enjoyed by those talented respondents, showed 61 enough to play it well or with percent of golfers admit to enough time to devote to occasionally bending the honing their skills to make it rules. An additional 12 so? percent admit to always Anyone can have their bending the rules while only own set of “Recreational 27 percent claim to have Rules for Golf.” They should always played by the letter of be simple and straight-for- the rules. ward. The best part of these Also, the same survey rules should be that as long showed an overwhelming as everyone in the group majority of golfers consider agrees with what they are at themselves “recreational the start of the round, and it golfers” and have no desire doesn’t slow down your play to follow the rules to the at the expense of others or letter. Fewer than 15 percent damage the course, it keep an official USGA shouldn’t matter what they Randy Barber/staff photographer handicap, and an equal are. The rules being used by Fourth-grader Gina Sauro of Pathways Elementa- amount have no idea what a a group five holes ahead ry School runs with teachers Joan Wheeler and handicap is. could not matter less to me. Of those responding, 78 Nor should my or my group’s Melody Grunder, right, of Pathways Elementary percent said they play the version matter to them. School in Ormond Beach during the annual Girls game for fun, nothing more, Wouldn’t manufacturers On The Run at Father Lopez High School in Dayto- nothing less. The remainder love to be able to take the play by the rules because na Beach on Saturday, Dec. 9. reigns off their designers and they enjoy the challenge it have them make clubs that presents, or because they are aspiring to become a help the less-skilled golfer? professional. I’m sure if they sold enough According to the National of them, they wouldn’t mind Golf Foundation, those two sets of rules or non-con- Photo courtesy of Mario Miranda leaving the game have given forming clubs. Mario Miranda from Bouchelle Island was fishing three main reasons for their Who’s with me? offshore with friends and family out of Ponce Inlet departure; high cost, excessive time needed to play James Stammer has been during the extended mini- snapper weekend recent- and inconvenient rules. an avid golfer and golf ly. Their favorite spot produced the limit of lane The Google survey also enthusiast for nearly 40 years. snapper for the day. If you’d like to show off your showed those who play the He hosts the Thursday Night Catch of the Week, send a .jpg format photo with game just for fun are fine Golf Show on WSTU with the idea of playing with 1450-AM. Contact him at your name, hometown and where you caught the “recreational” equipment. [email protected]. fish to [email protected]. Holiday cleanup for all those plants hope you and your family around the plant. Improper month to place your prize in are enjoying the 2017 watering can result in needle the ground. Once the plant is holiday season. GARDEN loss that will not regenerate planted and established, be IOnce the holiday season NOOK itself. In addition, never try to sure to trim off all the old red comes to a close, many of us JOE ZELENAK prune the tree to shape it. The bracts. You will need to do this will have an abundance of only pruning that should be in order to get blooms next holiday plants to nurture for done on this plant is for basic season. an entire year, so we can enjoy maintenance such as trim- Now comes the tricky part. them again next year. One of you either grow them indoors ming off dead or yellow lower Starting around November or the most popular gifts of the or plant them in a container. I branches. sooner, the plant is going to holiday season are amaryllis do not recommend planting In the past I have discussed need long nights in order to bulbs. them outdoors. These trees do about how to choose and re-bloom. During this two- Amaryllis bulbs are nurture poinsettia plants month period. You will need not fare well in hurricane during the holidays. These relatively easy to take of. 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Chapter. from all branches of the mili- A pre-op joint education Drive, Daytona Beach. For more information, call tary. class by Halifax Health Cen- Each class is $5. Partici- (386) 847-2322. ter for Orthopedics will take pants receive a certificate of FLORIDA SUNSHINE BOX SUNSHINE DELUXE Citrus Trees place from 10 to 11 a.m. each completion. A children’s 0ranges, Grapefruit, Monday and Friday at France group takes place during the Arthritis Foundation 0ranges, Tangerines Tangerines, $5 off Exp. 12/30/17 Tower, sixth floor, 303 N. parenting group. and Grapefruit Coconut Patties, Clyde Morris Blvd., Daytona offers exercise classes (Approx 15 lbs.) TRIPLE TREAT SAMPLER Orange Blossom Honey, Call for a referral. For more FREE SHIPPING Beach. 0ranges, Grapefruit, $ 99 Jelly and Furniture information, call (386) 425- $ 99FREE $ 99 1 Tray 48 (Approx 9 lbs.) 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BREATHTAKING, UPGRADED 3BR/3BA + RECENTLY UPGRADED, HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE BEAUTIFUL, EXTRA LARGE 2BR/2BA TOTALLY REMODELED 2BR/2BA SURROUNDED BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA SPLIT PLAN WITH DEN TRIPLE WIDE WITH LAKEVIEW! 2BR/2BA ON HIGHER GROUND CLOSE TO BEACH! DOUBLEWIDE WITH 2-CAR CARPORT! BY OAK TREES MINUTES TO THE BEACH! DOUBLE CARPORT & DRIVEWAY! Immaculate ‘03 Palm Harbor split plan Fully remodeled kitchen. Vinyl clad tilt-in win- 5-Star Port Orange Park. Park pays all ameni- Turn-key ready hm w/open flr plan. Drywall throughout. Inside laundry rm w/lots w/2,560sq.ft. of spacious living area. dows. High-rise commodes. Custom wooden Cathedral ceilings. 1,400sq.ft. Lot rent incl: Oversized garage w/custom cabinets. 10 X ties except elec. Newer laminate/carpet, SS of storage. Large eat-in kitchen w/ample 30 bonus rm + scrn’d porch. Center island blinds. Approx 1,600sq.ft. Lrg scrn’d porch & dbl elec. range, dishwasher & dbl dr refrigerator. water/sewer/trash/lawn/cable. New lam- cabinetry space. Formal dining rm & nice kitchen. Laminate flrs. Master bath has Jacuzzi carport. Newer A/C, water heater, elec. system, Extra-lrg master w/walk-in closet. Dbl roof, inate flrs, SS appliances. Fresh paint. bonus rm off kitchen. Florida room. tub. Digital hot water heater. plumbing & flooring. Lrg inside laundry rm. large shed with W/D. Recent 4-point inspection. FOUR STAR HOMES, 866-355-2974 CAROLE DOSWELL, 386-530-4611 LARRY ACKLEY, 386-530-4048 RUBY BISSELL, 386-492-0720 LINDA HEWELT, 386-868-5004 PO9026 PO8852 PO9001 PO8948 PO8949 $42,000 $39,900 $37,900 $37,900 $36,900

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

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

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

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

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

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

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