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Vol. 5, No. 5 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsOL.com Friday, March 18, 2016 Community Strawberry fields aren’t forever: notes Horticulturist offers where to go, how to grow lawn care tips By Erika Webb “It is hard,” Ms. Stauderman said in a phone [email protected] interview. “For homeowners it’s difficult and Joe Sewards will offer tips for commercial growers it’s difficult. If it was on spring lawn care from 10 Ripe and red, juicy and sweet, strawberries are easy everyone would be doing it.” a.m. to noon Saturday, everywhere. Strawberries need mostly acidic soil, March 19, at the Volusia After all, Florida is the winter strawberry capi- clean, well-drained with a lower than aver- County Agricultural Center, tal of the world. age pH (Extension recommends 5.5-6.5), 3100 W. New York Ave., The Volusia County Extension Service, Farm she explained. 141237 DeLand. Bureau and Strawberry Growers Association They need full sun and, in order to be suc- Mr. Sewards, an horticul- with- kicked off the season Feb. 24 with a Strawberry cessful, eager growers must plant Florida vari- stand our diseases, turist with the Volusia Celebration at the Wednesday Farmers Market. eties. County Extension Service, insects and pathogens. Extension agents were on hand to educate “The varieties change every year, so it’s a mat- They tend to succumb to fungal invaders, will discuss fertilization, the and urge consumers to buy local and support ter of what you can get your hands on,” Ms. county’s fertilizer ordi- nematodes and the intense tropical climate. Florida’s strawberry industry. Stauderman said. “And by the time we grow “The northern varieties can’t take the high nance, spring weed control, Commercial Horticulture Extension Agent them, most of the varieties in the big box stores proper irrigation, mowing, heat,” she said. Karen Stauderman knows all too well that grow- are northern, not Florida varieties.” For homeowners who want to give it their best and diseases and insects to ing the ruby garden jewels is not easy, especially The problem with elsewhere-grown strawber- watch for. in the Sunshine State. ry plants, she explained, is they are not bred to See STRAWBERRY, A2 The $5 program fee can be paid at the door. Light refreshments and handouts will be provided. Reservations are request- ed and may be made by Country roads Navy veteran calling the extension serv- ice at (386) 822-5778. Animal adoption day sails through

Funky Mutt Market will host an animal adoption DSC baking class from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Satur- day, March 19, at 441 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand. By Diane Carey students. Dogs and cats are fully [email protected] “I have always baked vetted. For more informa- and enjoyed being in the tion, visit ARKsaves.com. Kat Atwood, a retired kitchen,” she said. “Food is Senior Chief Petty Naval heart connected and can Lower cost pet clinics Officer, started baking as a bring up memories and little girl with lots of help warm spots. Baking takes offered from her grandmother and me all the way back to mother. childhood. It is a great way There will be three low But as she got older, the to show people you care, cost pet shot clinics spon- focus changed to serving taking the time to cook for sored by the Society for the in the military just as her them.” Prevention of Cruelty to entire family did. Ms. She added, “I found out Animals Rescue on Satur- Atwood’s parents and all there was a program here day, March 19. four of her brothers are (at DSC) and the VA would The first clinic will be veterans. cover the tuition even as a from 9-11 a.m. at Royal Oak Deployments like Desert certificate program. You Professional Plaza, 124 Storm, Desert Shield and don’t need a degree pro- Treemonte Drive, Orange Operation Enduring Free- gram to be covered. I was City. dom may have curtailed nervous coming in but the The second clinic will be her culinary passions, but chefs are so good. Every- from 1-2:30 p.m. at Luigis after a 22-year military body starts at the same Pizzeria in the Brandywine level. I had unnecessary Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer service career, she is bak- Shopping Plaza, 3138 N. ing up her own storm as stress. I love everyone Woodland Blvd., DeLand. Bikers ride on Friday, March 11, through the West Volusia countryside on State Road one of Daytona State Col- here.” The third clinic will be 11 during Bike Week. lege’s Baking and Pastry from 3-5 p.m. at 3 Sisters Ice See NAVY, A4 Cream, 101 E. Ohio Ave., Lake Helen. Heartworm prevention and flea control products will be available to buy. Volunteers train, These are cash only clin- See NOTES, A2 rescue dogs ENTERTAINMENT B1

TONY ORLANDO for service By Erika Webb zation trains service dogs to A true [email protected] assist people living with prince disabilities, such as cere- of pop Mid-March is a busy time bral palsy, muscular dystro- stops for Sarah Townsend. phy, multiple sclerosis, at Peabody Her paying job requires PTSD, seizure disorders, her to complete income tax diabetes and more. returns while her heart Paws exists solely on pushes her to donate her donations, Ms. Townsend time and talent doing said. something that yields other “We have anywhere from dividends. 20 to 30 dogs in training at a ENTERTAINMENT B1 Ms. Townsend is the time, at various ages from office administrator and a couple of month old pup- IN COURT service dog trainer for My pies to two-year-old dogs Angel With Paws Inc. in finishing up,” she Photo courtesy of My Angel with Paws DeLand. explained. Two Labrador puppies are ready to begin training at My Angel with Paws in DeLand to Until about a year and a To become fully trained be service dogs for people living with disabilities. The organization also rescues dogs half ago she “worked long takes the dogs, on average, distance” traveling to two years. from shelters and teaches them skills to serve people suffering from a variety of DeLand from Chicago to The service dogs are conditions. train puppies. placed with owners “I wanted to give back, to throughout Florida. Poodles are a more seri- to be a serious working dog “The training yard course Athens group presents do something with dogs “We use Labrador and ous breed than the retriev- so if you respect that with a builds the dogs’ confi- courtroom drama and people,” she said. Golden Retrievers and ers, Ms. Townsend poodle you will get a great dence,” Ms. Townsend said, “Everyone is a volunteer mixes of those breeds … we acknowledged. working dog.” adding it is a valuable tool here.” also will have poodles or “They are more serious On 13 acres on Marsh in the teaching process. INDEX Founded in 2009 by Chris poodle/Golden or lab about their job,” she said. Road, Paws is easily recog- Ms. Tejcek, Paws execu- Tejcek, Valerie Ford, Fred Business A7 Out & About B1 mixes, labradoodles, or “They can be a little more nized by the colorful obsta- tive director and advanced Classified B7 Police Report A5 Ford and the late Pat Ches- people just call them doo- intense so they’re not for cle course on the front part trainer, oversees the dogs in Crossword B6 Sports B6 ley, the non-profit organi- dles,” she said, laughing. Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 everyone, but they’re bred of the property. See SERVICE, A4

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dling and attention during Normal picking hours for Strawberry establishment. These vari- strawberry season are noon eties are capable of produc- to 5 p.m. Wednesdays and From page A1 ing 1 to 2 pints of fruit per Fridays, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. shot, Ms. Stauderman rec- plant over the season.” Saturdays and 11a.m. until 5 ommends checking online As co-owner with her hus- p.m. on Sundays, according for locally grown varieties band, Larry Stauderman, of to the website but the Stau- and supplies. Oak Haven Farms in Lake dermans advise calling first “Currently, three varieties County, Ms. Stauderman since hours can change due are suggested for the Florida has considerable knowledge to picking availability and home garden: Camarosa, of what it takes to produce weather conditions. Sweet Charlie, and Festival,” the tasty fruit. In the barn, visitors can according to the Extension “Oak Haven Farms & Win- enjoy already picked berries website, which notes all ery has been a fixture in the and other assorted treats. three varieties produce Lake County farming land- Local Florida wines attractive, flavorful berries scape, growing mouth- include, naturally, strawber- suitable for eating fresh or watering strawberries since ry, blueberry, grape and for freezing. 1996 and local Florida wine rose. “Camarosa has been the since 2010,” according to the After 20 years of success- most productive variety in farm’s website. ful growing on 20 acres, the North Florida, while Festival About 30 minutes west of Staudermans have learned and Sweet Charlie produce DeLand in Sorrento, the what it takes to have the more fruit during the early farm offers strawberry pick- highest and heartiest yield. part of the season and have ers a unique experience. Though the plants can been the most productive This season, Mrs. Stauder- survive from year to year — varieties in Central Florida,” man said, started two weeks and will produce and flush earlier than usual due to the three to four times — Mrs. the website states. “Radi- Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer warm fall. Stauderman said the yield ance is a newer variety that Ormond Beach resident Sam Gilbert, left, owner of Sam Sue Produce in Plant City, talks produces more fruit earlier Depending on the weath- does diminish and for that and throughout the season er and crop abundance, the reason most growers destroy to people in line to buy them on Saturday, March 12, at the DeLand Strawberry Festival at in Central Florida. However, U-Pick schedule generally the plants and begin again the Volusia County Fairgrounds. the plant is not as strong as runs from December each fall. the other varieties listed and through mid-March or early For both commercial and may require careful han- April. home gardening purposes, hoses. lenge. in colder weather and short- the plants should be estab- “Early in the season when Challenge is likely to be er days generally set a better lished in mounded soil. the plants are small, one the operative outcome, yield for him. “Raised beds (as com- watering per week may be though. “When they get to Florida, pared to flat beds) create a sufficient. Later in the sea- Steve Crump, of Vo- they think it’s spring again,” well-drained soil environ- son, when the plants are Lasalle Farms in DeLeon he said. “You’re looking for ment in which roots have larger and weather is Springs explained the day neutral or short day sufficient oxygen for sur- warmer, two or three water- northern varieties in stores plants.” vival during periods of ings per week will be need- — anticipating a northern Like other growers he dis- heavy rain,” according to the ed,” the site advises. spring — might grant some poses of the plants in May or extension website. Even though fall is the berries for two or three June. About one-half of the time to plant for production, weeks in May. Meanwhile, Ms. Stauder- 147660 nitrogen in the 10-5-10, or spring gardeners often can’t “Then that’ll be it,” he man said, strawberries are equivalent, fertilizer should resist strawberry plants in said. beginning to come in from be in a slow release form, hanging baskets in stores. This year his berry num- California and Mexico. such as a sulfur-or resin- Tasting the sweet nectar of bers are lagging. “Try to buy local and coated material, the site rec- last October’s yield, some An unusually warm know your sources,” she ommends. home gardeners want to December is most likely the advised. “Florida will have Strawberry plants also can defy the odds and enjoy the culprit. an ample supply until mid- be grown in planter boxes, plants throughout the warm “We have u-pick strawber- April.” strawberry pots, barrels, and months, too. ries now but we sell out Tougher standards equal other types of containers, it Spending the summer every day, whatever’s ripe,” safer consumption. notes. months readying the ground Mr. Crump said. “Florida and the whole Keeping beds moist can for beds, while caring for the The two varieties he grows nation has safer strawber- be accomplished with drip plants in containers until — Strawberry Festival and ries due to stricter stan- irrigation, overhead sprin- time to plant in the fall, Camino Real — are shipped dards,” Ms. Stauderman klers, drip tape or soaker might be a worthwhile chal- from Canada. Their origins said. “We’re lucky that way.” Need Dentures? Summer Camps Summer camp schol- Volusia County public 3 p.m. Monday to Friday. Deposits may be mailed libraries; Parks, Recreation Extended day camp is avail- to Marcody Ranch, 3804 CUSTOM DENTURE $495 SAME arships available and Culture offices; and the able. The cost is $325 per Pioneer Trail, New Smyrna FIT DAY REGULARLY $1,000 (CODE 5110, 5120) Human Services offices at week. Siblings receive a 10 Beach, FL 32168 or made Summer camp scholar- 123 W. Indiana Ave., percent discount. online at marcody.com. Crown/Caps $675 ships are available to chil- DeLand; 250 N. Beach St., Children will ride horses, For more information, call dren, who are income-eligi- Daytona Beach; 107 E. Canal participate in groundwork (386) 424-0123. ble or have special needs, St., New Smyrna Beach; and activities and complete a All Fillings $150 through Volusia County’s 775 Harley Strickland Blvd., craft to take home. The rid- Science center camp Community Assistance Orange City. ing segments include Full Denture Reline Only $175 Division. For more information, call instructions along with The Marine Science Cen- Families with children Brittany Scott at (386) 736- games on horseback and ter will host summer camps In Office Bleaching $300 ages 5 to 12 are encouraged 5955. trail rides. The groundwork at 100 Lighthouse Drive, to apply for scholarships. includes horse handling and Ponce Inlet. Five-year-olds must have Camp with the horses training, grooming, bathing Nine weeks of camps are In-House Denture Lab completed kindergarten. and other aspects of horse- offered, beginning June 16 Applications are posted at Marcody Ranch is offering care and management. for ages 6 to 15. Hours are 9 Same Day Denture • Repairs and Relines volusia.org/community_ass seven weeks of summer A minimum deposit of a.m. to 4 p.m. istance/applications.htm. camp beginning June 13. $75 is required to hold a For more information, call FREE Consultations & 2nd Opinions They also are available at all Camp hours are 9 a.m. to space in each week of camp. (386) 304-5529. Kerri Graham, D.M.D. 802 Sterthaus Drive Genealogical Society of West torian, with close ties to Bill The Garden Club of Notes Volusia County will meet at Dreggors. The topic will be DeLand, 865 S. Alabama Suite A, Ormond Beach, FL From page A1 1 p.m. Sunday March 20, at “Birth of DeLand.” Ave. the DeLand Public Library, The public may attend. Robert Veal, Senior Volun- 141410 ics. Proceeds benefit aban- 130 E. Howry Ave. For information, call (386) teer from The Audubon 386-944-5001 doned and abused animals. Jack Crahan will offer a 734-2536. Center for Birds of Prey, will Trusted, Comfortable & Affordable Dental Care For more information, call class in the conference present “Radical Raptors.” (386) 748-8993. room at 1 p.m. on “Docu- Audubon Society Mr. Veal will bring a bald CALL FOR APPT AND MORE DETAILS. YOUR INSURANCE MAY COVER AT USUAL & CUSTOMARY FEES. ment Organization and eagle and other birds from OFFER GOOD FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE OF RECEIPT. THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON Storage.” to meet the center to support his RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIM- Genealogical society BURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT THAT IS PER- The general meeting will program. FORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE, OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT. REGULAR meets March 20 be at 2 p.m. in the auditori- West Volusia Audubon Mix and Mingle will start PRICE ON FILLINGS INCLUDE D2140-$150, D2150-$175, D2150-$175, D2160-$185, D2161-$195, D2330- um. The speaker will be Society will meet at 6:30 at 6:30 p.m. Brief meeting $185, D2331$175, D2332-$200, D2391-$150, D2392-$175, D2393-$200, D2394-$225, (CROWNS REGULAR- LY $900 CODE D2752) (DENTURE REGULARLY $1000 CODE D5110 OR D5120)( RELINE UPPER DEN- Roots and Branches Lynn Purvis, a DeLand his- p.m. Tuesday, March 22 at will be at 7 p.m. followed by TURE REGULARLY $350 CODE D5720) (RELINE LOWER DENTURE REGULARLY $350 CODE D5751). the program. Light refresh- ments to follow. The pro- gram is free and open to all. For more information, call WOOD BLINDS (386) 775-4447. Beach passes available online

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nesses, so they are always at the certificate level, just getting calls from business- think how much more suc- Navy es needing help. cessful it would be as a From page A1 “We are getting (students) degree program,” Ms. Chef Costa Magoulas industry ready in an envi- Atwood said. “If this serves as dean of the College ronment that’s welcoming,” becomes a degree program, of Hospitality and Culinary Chef Douglas said. “Even I will probably come back.” Management. the experienced cooks still The 52-year-old Port “We are unique; we have learn something. I learn Orange resident said, “I the lab and classroom in the every day. You never stop want 50 year old people to same place,” Dean learning.” know you can walk through Magoulas said. “It is all One student is, in fact, 89 these doors and you are not hands on. You have class- years old. too old to learn a new career. room hours and then you The DSC Certificate Pro- Regarding her military get up and cook.” gram in Baking and Pastry career, she said, “The navy He added, “The equip- emphasizes hands-on bak- was such a phenomenal ment and ingredients are ing concepts that include experience. It is an amazing the real deal. The college artisan breads, advanced life if people are willing to doesn’t scrimp on ingredi- pastry, cakes, petit fours and commit to it.” ents. Whatever we need to dessert production. The Regarding her leadership make a product, we can get breads and desserts made role in the Navy, she said, it. If it wasn’t for colleges like by the program supply Café “Leading people doesn’t DSC, people wouldn’t be 101, which has meals for the change. The subject matter public by reservation and can change.” able to get the jobs they do. Photo by Diane Carey And the average age of stu- the Café 101 Coffee Shop, But she retired from the dents will surprise you.” both housed at the Hosseini Navy in 2003 and started her Dean Costa Magoulas, student Kat Atwood and Instructor Kathy Douglas share a Kathy Douglas is the Pas- Center on the main campus. baking classes this year. moment at the Daytona State College School of Hospitality and Culinary Management. try Chef Instructor at DSC, Dean Magoulas would like “Being in a kitchen makes who, along with Meaghan to see the baking and pastry me happy,” Ms. Atwood McCracken, work with no classes start converting to said. “I did everything I had bake for my family and active in the Navy. Daughter tality and culinary pro- more than 16 students at a college credit classes. If that to do, now I am doing every- friends,” she said. Chinell lives in Virginia, and grams, email Hospitality- time. Chef Douglas, a for- happens, additional classes thing I want to do.” Ms. Atwood met her hus- sons Nicholas and Zachary culinarymgt@Daytona mer DSC student, noted half could be offered. Right now Ms. Atwood bakes every band Ken in the Navy, and attend college. State.edu or call admissions of her students are career eight classes constitute a day and donates her baked he also is a DSC student. To learn more about the at (386) 506-3059. The web- changers. The school has stand-alone certificate. goods to elderly family They have four adult chil- Baking and Pastry program site is DaytonaState.edu. alumni at many local busi- “The program is a success friends. “I want to be able to dren with son Christopher at DSC or any of the hospi-

training classes on Satur- are conducted in settings tently to do. But the organization has a panying their humans to Service days. where the human and They draw anywhere from policy to charge no more stores and restaurants, Ms. From page A1 “We teach people how to canine students can use 10 to more than 40 people, than 5 percent of an appli- Townsend said not all are handle service dogs and their ‘training wheels.’ according to Ms. Townsend. cant’s household income, true service dogs. training and their teachers. take them out and about,” On March 12, the group “People want to learn to with a minimum income of “A lot of people say they Five trainers teach anyone she said. visited the Sanford Zoo. train puppies,” she said. $2,500, she explained, have anxiety disorders and who wants to learn about Once each month the Sat- “People don’t realize how “And people applying for a adding, “The maximum is are taking their dogs every- the dogs, how to manage urday class is at the Marsh much training goes into dog want to see how the $15,000, $15 million, we’ll where,” she said. “People say and train them at puppy Road facility but the others them, how they have to process works.” take anything.” they have the dog because it behave because they are out On average, Paws places “We do have a scholarship makes them feel better. in public,” Ms. Townsend 12-15 service dogs each program for those with lim- That’s an emotional support said. year. ited means,” she added. “We dog, not necessarily trained Those field trips also serve “Our dogs are worth don’t want to turn anyone to do any sort of task.” to educate the public about $15,000 when they’re done away because they can’t Service animals are spe- service dogs, something the training,” Ms. Townsend afford it. What we really cialized, she explained. organization strives consis- said. want people to do is pay it During an episode, a forward and help the next seizure response dog will person get a service dog.” lick its owner on the cheek The Last Dentist You Will Ever Need! One woman’s experience or wrist, or it will lie on top with Paws is representative of the person, applying of many. pressure. “She was in a wheelchair These actions can lessen OWNER/DENTIST and she had no legs,” Ms. the duration of the seizure, DR. THOMAS PARHAM Townsend said. “She got a she said. 800 S. Nova Road, Ormond Beach dog from us, a cute little lab. The dogs also are trained (Across from The Rocking Ranch) She said in 50 years of being to alert others to come to 386-265-5975 (disabled) it was the first the victim’s aid. www.abetterdenture.com Tues-Fri 9am-5pm 141402 time people talked to her in “A dog has a phone, a big public. The dog opened and button, like a phone,” Ms. ALL Townsend explained. “The 141239 DENTURES closed doors and turned EXTRACTIONS FREE lights on and off. It made her dog will push the button $ $ EXAMS not the lady in the wheel- and the programmed phone 99- 450- chair, made her the lady will call the (seizure victim’s) $ $ with this ad with the cool dog.” significant other or 911. The 150 1695 People discover the dogs responder’s phone (dis- exp 5/20/16 exp 5/20/16 exp 5/20/16 serve as ice breakers in plays) the dog’s number.” social situations, and as best That alerts the responder friends, she added. to call the person who might Paws also rescues dogs to be having a seizure, she PARTIALS train as service companions. explained. If the person ALL ACRYLIC METAL BASE VALPLAST “We get a bunch of emails doesn’t answer the respon- Made in the w/ ACRYLIC FLEXIBLE from high kill shelters or der can call 911. same day Takes up to two PARTIAL friends of high kill shelters,” “It’s great if the person Takes up to two she said. “We look for a dog lives alone or the significant $459 weeks to make weeks to make $895 $950 that will possibly work for other works.” exp 5/20/16 us.” Dogs that are rescued by Last year Paws rescued Paws and don’t have quite Free Second Opinion five shelter dogs that were what it takes to be a highly Bring in estimate and we will meet or beat! Free Denture Consultation scheduled to be euthanized trained service dog aren’t * Same Day Immediate Service (All Services) = Our In-House Lab Makes your Denture in a Day the next day, Ms. Townsend tossed aside. * Specializing in Dentures, Partials, Extractions, Relines & Repairs * All Dentures come with free adjustments for 12 months said. “We try to find dogs jobs,” “We give them training she said. “If they can’t be a and vet care,” she said. service dog, they can go to “Even if they don’t work out work with (mental health to be service dogs, we have a professionals) as an animal list of people wanting relief assistant therapy dog, or dogs and we place them in they can be an in-home those homes.” assistant companion dog. While more canine com- And if not, there’s nothing panions seem to be accom- wrong with being a pet dog.”

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Editor’s note: This is a list $10,000. DeLand, was arrested of arrests, not convictions, •John D. Gordon, 26, of March 9 and charged with a Volusia County and all arrestees are pre- DeLand, was arrested drug offense. Bail was not sumed innocent unless or March 6 and charged with a set. Sheriff’s Office until proven guilty in a court drug offense and possession •Jeremy D. Ward, 25, of of law. of paraphernalia and DeLand, was arrested •Josephine M. Broome, cannabis. Bail was set at March 10 and charged with 26, of DeLand, was arrested DeLand $3,500. possession of cannabis with March 3 and charged with Police Department •Baldemar L. Ayala, 29, of intent to sell within 1,000 neglect of a child. Bail was DeLand, was arrested feet of a park. Bail was set at not set. (888) 277-TIPS March 6 and charged with a $5,000. •Fred L. Taylor, 25, of •Matthew A. Taylor, 37, of drug offense. Bail was set at •Michael L. Dixon, Jr., 20, DeLand, was arrested DeLand, was arrested $10,000. of DeLand, was arrested March 4 and charged with March 7 and charged with a •Jose Beccerra, 46, of March 10 and charged with Wanted fleeing/attempting to elude drug offense and possession DeLand, was arrested possession of cannabis and law enforcement with of paraphernalia. Bail was March 6 and charged with methamphetamine within Wanted person: John F. lights/sirens running and set at $5,500. trafficking in hydromor- 1,000 feet of a specific area, Munroe driving with a canceled •Carrie L. Grover, 39, of phone, maintaining a place and resisting an officer Reason wanted: Rape license. Bail was set at DeLand, was arrested for prostitution and sale of a without violence. Bail was Last known location: $30,000. March 9 and charged with Schedule II substance with- set at $6,000. DeLand •Virgil A. Taylor, 29, of in 1,000 feet of a park. Bail possession of paraphernalia DeLand, was arrested was set at $31,000. and cannabis, and a drug Crime Stoppers of March 4 and charged with Lake Helen Police •Jonathan Nosavanh, 36, offense. Bail was set at Northeast Florida is seek- resisting an officer with vio- of DeLand, was arrested Department $3,500. ing information regarding lence. Bail was set at $5,000. March 9 and charged with •Urundi V. Bruten, 41, of the whereabouts of John F. •Tedvin D. Smothers, 21, resisting an officer without •Doyle Lakeith Gray, 41, of DeLand, was arrested Munroe. of DeLand, was arrested violence and possession of Lake Helen, was arrested March 10 and charged with Munroe has an active March 5 and charged with cannabis and cocaine with March 9 and charged with possession of cocaine and felony warrant out of possession of cannabis with intent to sell. Bail was set at battery and resisting an offi- cannabis. Bail was set at Massachusetts for rape of intent to sell within 1,000 $2,500. cer without violence. Bail $3,000. a child with force. He fled feet of a park. Bail was set at •Chloe A. Thaden, 19, of was set at $3,000. Massachusetts in October 2015 and traveled to DeLand and is believed to be somewhere in Florida. Fees are based on income. public, and she wrote an children, ranging in age Munroe should be con- Appointments are required educational game for mid- from six to 20. Notes sidered armed and dan- and may be made by calling dle and elementary students From page A4 gerous and an immediate (386) 626-6643. called “Courthouse Jeop- Business owner seeks threat. If you see Munroe, ardy.” and Fridays, at VFW Hall, County Council post don’t try to apprehend 351 S. Charles Beall Blvd., Judge announces him. Anyone with infor- DeBary Activist declares for re-election campaign Heather Post, a resident mation regarding his •10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednes- whereabouts is asked to John F. Munroe days and Thursdays, Del- Congress and business owner in Day- Judge Shirley Green, Volu- tona Beach, will run for Dis- call Crime Stoppers toll- tona Library, 2150 Eustace free at (888) 277-TIPS. You Stoppers will remain Ave, Deltona sia County’s longest sitting Conservative activist Pat trict 4 Volusia County Coun- anonymous and can qual- judge, has announced her Mooney has announced his cil. can also Text your tip by texting “TIP231 plus your ify for a reward of up to campaign for re-election. candidacy for Congress in The district includes $5,000. Pet Vet Cruiser sets The first African-Ameri- Florida’s 6th Congressional Northeast Volusia County message” to CRIMES March schedule can female judge elected in District. and the eastern edge of (274637). Callers to Crime Volusia, she has served the Mr. Mooney’s father is a Northwest Volusia County. Volusia County’s Pet Vet county for 12 years. She has Vietnam War veteran and Ms. Post was a police offi- Cruiser will make its rounds six children, 27 grand chil- his mother a Cuban immi- cer and detective for two in March, offering low-cost dren and great-grandchil- grant who was imprisoned decades and has been WE’RE ON spaying and neutering serv- dren, and has guardianship by Fidel Castro. involved in politics since the ices to financially eligible of four between the ages of 7 As a managing director at early 1990s. In the last few owners of dogs and cats in and 14. Response America, he has years, she has built two FACEBOOK! unincorporated areas and When she was elected in worked with U.S. Sen. businesses, including her the cities of DeLand and 2004 her campaign slogan Marco Rubio, Lt. Col. Allen current business training South Daytona. was “Fairness above all West and Sheriff Joe Arpaio. firm, The Heather Post Co. “Like” Hometown News Else.” Her accomplishments He is a graduate of She and her husband, a Here’s where the mobile Volusia for the latest in local clinic will be stationed: include the landlord/tenant Carnegie Mellon University deputy sheriff with the Volu- •Oakbrook Professional mediation program used in with a bachelor’s degree in sia County Sheriff’s Office, news, information and inter- Center, 931 N. Spring Gar- Seventh Judicial Circuit, political science. have one daughter, an engi- active features like photo den Ave., DeLand: March 22 writing a small claims court He lives in Ormond Beach neering student at the Uni- contests and Rants & Raves. and 29 brochure to educate the and is the father of seven versity of Florida. 141420 A6 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson VIEWPOINT FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2016 • HOMETOWN NEWS • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.COM Soldier heads home Got something to say? Call the Hometown Rants & Raves line at (386) 322-5902 or e-mail [email protected]. Callers are asked to refrain from making slanderous statements. Statements of fact will be checked for accuracy.

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To the little article about Hummingbirds back in the Jan. 15 issue, I add my 30 plus years experiences about feeding “hummers.” I use filtered water as most municipalities have many chemicals that aren’t good for the birds. Do not use the store nectar that has the red dye in it. It has been shown to be bad for the birds. I use an 8-ounce glass feeder as it’s easier to clean and to Randy Barber/staff photographer see if the nectar starts to go bad. If you only have a couple of Angel Lopez of Mt. Dora heads home with his precious cargo Ariel, two, and nine-month-old Audianna during the hummers coming to the feeder, only fill the feeder about a Florida National Guard’s 1-265th Air Defense Artillery regiment’s return home after a yearlong deployment to third to half full. I clean my feeders every three to four days. Afghanistan at the Sheltair Hanger in Daytona Beach on Thursday, March 10. When black mold or such is seen, the feeders must be thor- oughly cleaned. About every 2 to 4 weeks soak all feeder parts that come in touch with the nectar in hot water with some plain bleach until any mold is gone. An old tooth- she walked away. I am so fed up with people faking these ple establishing themselves as good citizens after we bathe brush will help scrub some parts. There are bottlebrushes service dogs and giving the real service dogs a bad reputa- them, feed them, finance them, weep for them and care for usually found in bird or pet stores. Then rinse everything tion. People who really need a service dog get a bad rap them? well and dry. when people use these fake ones. I am really tired of seeing Do you stop and think about us giving them a place to There is a micronutrient available in one of the big box all these Chihuahuas as service dogs. I am really tired of stay and they prefer their own locations? stores the hummers seem to like. It’s called Feeder Fresh. people that use the system falsely. Not everyone does but Do you stop and think about the huge amount of money Follow the directions as a little goes a long way. those that do harm everyone else. we spend to study the homeless problems and needlessly offering them shelters and then they prefer the street? Way to go, Steve In response to: “There is no culture here” Another Brighthouse complaint I would like to give a big shout out to an Edgewater city The writer said the reason men walked on the outside employee. during the 1700s was because people threw garbage out the This is another complaint about Brighthouse. Last week, my husband lost his wallet and of course we windows. I received my bill, which says the standard DVR cost will panicked. I posted on Facebook hoping someone might But how do we know which person would wind up with be going up from $9.95 to $11.95 a month. Last year or so, find it and return it. In the morning there was no wallet left the garbage? they hit everyone with a $2 charge plus a broadcasting fee. outside or in our mailbox, so we immediately canceled The way I heard it was from three reasons: And, they just slap it on your bill whether you ask for it or everything. We cancelled the most important items imme- No. 1. If a passing vehicle splashed water from a puddle in not. When are our representatives going to speak up? diately. the street, the man would take the damage from it. We went to the Police Department to file a report and No. 2. The woman would also be protected from danger Meaning of trailer trash make sure if anyone were pulled over with my husband’s on both sides — from the man on one side and buildings on drivers’ license, they would be arrested immediately. When the other. The meaning of trailer trash is a neighbor comes on your we returned from the bank and Police Department, my hus- No. 3. Best of all, the man would not obscure the woman’s property and steals your wallet, takes your money out of it band’s wallet was sitting on our windowsill. view while window-shopping. Fellas, be warned. and throws the wallet on another neighbor’s roof. It’s really I happily reported on Facebook we had gotten it back. the meaning of trailer trash. That was when we discovered who had returned it. He Just say no works for the City of Edgewater and his name is Steven How much did we spend? Brown and as far as I am concerned if you run into him, buy I am sick and tired of these political people calling up my him lunch or a coffee or something because he is a true house and asking for donations. If I wanted to donate, I For years in Daytona Beach, I have heard about the honest example of how a city employee should behave. would donate. incoming money from events such as Bike Week, Speed Thank you again Steven Brown. I called them and said take me off the list and they said Weeks and Biketoberfest. they would, but I am still getting the calls. I have to take my I am curious why we only hear about what comes into the Stop fake service dogs phone off the hook. I tried to get Brighthouse to block my area, which I disagree with, because I see many of the ven- number. Don’t they know what no means? dors are from outside the area. The money is spent here but Today walking out of the Winn Dixie in Edgewater, I got much of it leaves here. tangled up with a small dog on an extension leash wearing a Do you? Some hotels and condominiums on beachside are owned too big service dog vest. internationally. How much do we spend to support this I started talking to the woman and I said, “You should get Do you stop and think about the homeless? abuse to the economy and the local support system of your money back because that service dog is not well Do you stop and think about what we attempt to give police, fire, ambulance, traffic control, emergency lighting trained.” (I already had figured out this was a fake service them? Do you stop and think about their non-caring atti- and lane closures? dog). She said, “Well, I cannot afford a service dog through tudes. Do you stop and think about the crimes they commit. Are we really making the $76 million a year? I find the an agency, so I am training him myself. I said, “Ma’am, first Do you stop and think why they don’t spend their time whole thing to be elusive and a farce. Let’s hear what it costs an extension leash is the last thing you should be using, a working rather than standing on street corners begging or to host this. service dog should be near your side and the only attention panhandling? Do you stop and think about our tax dollars the dog should give is to your surroundings and your situa- and how they increase because of these so-called citizens? Too many perks for school board tion. That dog almost tripped me on that extended leash. Do you stop and think about their being released from jails Once she realized I kind of knew what I was talking about, and the dangers this imposes on us? I agree with the writer of “Change school board system.” Do you stop and think about home values and how they I was not aware of the perks school board members plummet when the homeless establish camps near us? received. In the city I am from, school board members This $ Do you stop and think about the odds of any of these peo- donated their time and talents. 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Prize 144272 THIS WEEK’S LUCKY Letters BUMPER STICKER VEHICLE Assess your age, weight and physical Studies have shown pro- A few of the letters did GET activity level can contribute grams like the YMCA’s can express their displeasure prediabetes risk on to developing type 2 dia- prevent or delay new cases and thought I blamed my YOUR STOP BY ANY betes. Learn your risk by of type 2 diabetes in adults veterinarian. Nothing could BUMPER OFFICE OR CALL!!! American Diabetes taking the diabetes risk test by 58 percent and by as be farther from the truth. I STICKER Association Alert Day at ymca.net/diabetes. much as 71 percent in those have nothing but praise for TODAY! Diabetes Alert Day is the over age 60. our veterinarians, and the perfect time to not only Over 100 have improved good work they do to help Is this your license plate number? Go to the March 22 is American Diabetes Association Alert determine our own risk for their health through the us keep our four-legged nearest HTN Office to verify by noon Tuesday. Day and with millions of prediabetes, but also program at the Volusia Fla- family members healthy. encourage our family and gler Family YMCA. The Dia- The manufacturer of VOLUSIA CO. BREVARD CO. INDIAN RIVER/MARTIN/ST LUCIE CO. Americans at risk for predia- 386-322-5900 321-242-1013 772-465-5656 betes and type 2 diabetes, friends to determine their betes Prevention Program Bravecto had assured our the Volusia Flagler Family chances of developing the uses a CDC-approved cur- medical professionals this YMCA urges residents of disease. Studies show peo- riculum and is part of the product was safe and all Volusia County to learn their ple with prediabetes can CDC-led National Diabetes testing was completed. risk and take action to pre- prevent or delay the onset of Prevention Program. The They only have the data and vent the disease. type 2 diabetes by making program is available at more information that has been Diabetes affects nearly 29 simple lifestyle changes that than 1,400 sites in 44 states. provided to make the choice Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., million people; another 86 include eating healthier and For more information, call as to whether or not to pre- 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 million Americans have pre- increasing physical activity. Randolyn Haley at (386) scribe, and the data looked Copyright © 2016, Hometown News, L.C. diabetes, yet only about 10 For those at risk for dia- 425-5210 and email rha- good. betes, the next step is to [email protected]. I commend and would Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in percent are aware of it. recommend the DeLand America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Prediabetes is a condition make the necessary changes One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. in which individuals have to help prevent the disease. Bev Johnson Veterinarian Clinic and blood glucose (sugar) levels The YMCA’s Diabetes Pre- Executive Vice President Emergency Clinic to any- Farris Robinson ...... President Julianne Petersen ...... Graphic Artist that are higher than normal, vention Program can help. Healthy Living one. During Skipper’s last Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Heather Donaldson . . . . .Inside Sales Manager Facilitated by a trained days, before he crossed over Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Carol Deprey-Zelenak . . . .Inside Sales/Classified but not high enough to be Volusia Flagler Family Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber ...... Inside Sales/Classified classified as diabetes. Peo- lifestyle coach, the yearlong YMCA the Rainbow Bridge, they Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Dolan Hoggatt ...... 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Classified Paginator ty, an estimated 8 percent of about behavior changes that veterinarian all they did during our time the population is living with can improve overall health. of sorrow, and again I thank Phone (386) 322-5900 Diabetes. The goal of the program is to First of all I thank every- all of you for your kind Fax (386) 322-5901 Understanding your risk help adults at risk for dia- one who has either written thoughts and prayers. Classified (386) 322-5949 betes reduce their body or called with their condo- Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 is the first step in preventing diabetes. Several factors weight by 5 to 7 percent and lences in reference to Skip- Jason Davis Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 increase their physical activ- Skipper,the Noodle’s,

DeLAND including family history, per, the Noodle. [email protected] ity to 150 minutes per week. daddy Friday, March 18, 2016 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • A7 Red hot tourism melts January’s cold Treasure?

he tourism industry in for a sales office. I’ll keep nearly $5 million for a Volusia County has VOLUSIA my eyes peeled from convenience store? One Tbeen hot for a while BUSINESS anything submitted to the other transaction of note, and it didn’t cool off a bit city to change it. Ocean Properties of Delray CECIL G. despite a few chilly days in The growing tourism Beach bought the office January. BRUMLEY numbers also provide some building at 598 Sterthaus Bed tax collections were hope that the two big Drive in Ormond Beach for at $850,689 countywide, up projects on the beach – the $462,094. 11.04 percent from January Volusia hotels and other Hard Rock Hotel and the 2015. That’s just the money short-term lodging. Protogroup’s Daytona Beach *** that goes to paying for the It also could contribute to resort, both of which have a Ocean Center, but it’s equal some bad craziness. condo component – will get On a final note, in food to the money each tourism A Lake Mary company enough condo presales to and beverage service news, promotion district gets. paid $25.4 million for the go to construction. the Fiesta Grande Mexican Breaking it down by Holiday Inn Resort at 1615 Grill is turning into a chain market, West Volusia had S. Atlantic Ave. in Daytona *** with the third one going in the biggest percentage Beach, according to deed at 816 Saxon Blvd. in Orange increase at $41,286, up recordings. I thought it was Commercial property City. The others are in Mt. a typo until I checked out 26.05 percent from $32,755 values in Volusia have gone Dora and The Villages. the mortgage loan recorded, last year. The Halifax Area way up, judging by a couple Construction has started on which was $19 million. At of other recent transactions. was at $585,389, up 10.69 a Starbucks at 102 Dunlaw- the height of the bubble in A Louisville, Ky., investor percent from $528,835 last ton Blvd. in Daytona Beach 2005, the place sold for has bought the Walmart year. Southeast Volusia was and a Menchie’s frozen at $218,266, up 9.49 percent $11.5 million. A lot of work Neighborhood Market yogurt is going into Center from $199,349 last year. has been done on the place property at 1569 Saxon Blvd. Court at Volusia Mall. Not all of that is tourism, and it now is at a high level in Deltona for $4.576 of course, as convention of quality. The online travel million. Kind of high, but and business travel also websites rate it from 3.7 to not unreasonable for a contribute a lot. 4.5 stars out of five. 40,000-square-foot grocery Managing Editor Cecil G. With all the predictions But the same company store. However, the Wawa Brumley has been tracking for continued stability in also bought the old gift shop property at 1031 Dunlawton business and the economy in Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer the national economy for building across the road for Ave., the one near Nova Volusia County for more Many items had already been sold, but DeLand resi- the rest of this year, there’s $300,000. So, you can’t help Road in Port Orange, was than 19 years. Contact him dent Aubin Huertas finds a decorative jar that interests but wonder if the company no reason not to expect the bought by a Deer Park, N.Y., at cbrumley@hometown- him on Saturday, March 5, at the West Volusia Histori- record amount of tourism, is planning to convert it to a investor for a whopping newsol.com (no hyphen) or convention and business condo hotel and use the $4.64 million. I know Wawa follow him on Twitter cal Society’s annual Discovered Treasures Garage Sale travel to continue filling up building across the street stores are popular, but @cecilbrumley. fundraiser in the Conrad Center in DeLand. Business News Men’s group meets side Country Club in has been named an associ- and civil litigation. meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Greer from Medical Villages Ormond Beach. ate attorney with Landis For more information, call p.m. each Tuesday at Sina- who will give an overview of March 18 It was announced the Graham French, P.A. (386) 734-3451 or email tra’s Downtown Ristorante, the Medical Villages as well chapter has earned the Ms. Fogle earned her [email protected]. 215 S. Woodland Blvd., as highlight the practices Junto Men’s Club will host Chapter Platinum Leader- bachelor’s degree in jour- DeLand. within their DeBary loca- ship Award for the second its luncheon meeting from nalism from The Universi- Area chamber hosts For more information, call tion. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, year in a row. The award is ty of Florida in 2011 and (386) 490-4527 or visit The host is Bill O’Connor March 18, at Blue Springs the highest recognition for a earned a juris doctorate monthly events Cafe & Lounge, 300 S. Volu- SCORE chapter. DeLandChamber.org. from CareerSource Fla- from the Florida Coastal gler/Volusia and breakfast is sia Ave., Orange City. Volunteer tenure awards School of Law in 2015, The DeLand Area Cham- were presented to William being provided by All Things For more information or to where she was a member ber of Commerce and the AM Connection make a reservation, call Brown and Pam Brown for Catering, LLC. of the Phi Delta Phi Honors DeLand/Orange City Busi- (386) 218-4951. 10 years and Dave Dobel for planned The cost is free for mem- Fraternity. ness Alliance has several five years. bers and $10 for non-mem- Ms. Fogle is a member of regularly scheduled The West Volusia Regional bers. SCORE celebrates the Volusia County Bar Asso- events. Attorney named Chamber of Commerce will For more information, ciation and the Volusia Fla- The business discussion volunteers host an AM Connection call (386) 490-4606 or visit associate at Landis gler Association for Women group Fuel meets at 7:30 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, westvolusiaregionalcham- Volusia/Flagler SCORE Lawyers. a.m. each Monday at Boston March 22, at Gateway Cen- Graham Her practice will focus ber.org. Chapter 87 hosted its annu- Coffee, 109 E. New York Ave., ter for the Arts, 880 N. C.R. landlord/tenant, family law, al volunteer appreciation DeLand. Beall Blvd., DeBary. Sarah Zimmerman Fogle probate and estate planning See BUSINESS, A8 banquet Feb. 18 at Ocean- Let’s do Lunch networking The speaker will be Tracy

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By Erika Webb to be) a seizure at home and The week of March 7, nitive abilities. [email protected] a few hours later, a third sur- Sophie’s dad eagerly awaited “She knows her desires,” gery to remove her shunt the return of his wife and lit- he said. “There are a lot of Barry Davis of Deltona was performed as a blood tle girl from Atlanta where, positives.” told God he would trade clot was preventing its func- through nothing short of Mr. Davis believes God anything for his three-year- tion,” according to informa- another miracle, Sophie had has said, “I’m going to give old daughter Sophie’s life. tion on a fundraising web- been placed in a rehabilita- her back to you the way she Financially Mr. Davis and site. tion center — Children’s was before surgery.” his wife, Lynn, have lost Mr. Davis said an Healthcare of Atlanta at “Throughout the whole everything in the five angiogram revealed the Scottish Rite. thing, our faith has been months since Sophie had presence of two aneurysms. The message he hopes to deepened,” he said. “Look- surgery to remove an arach- Within 48 hours one of send is born of the family’s ing back, before October, we noid cyst from her brain. those aneurysms leaked, struggle to find such a place could see him getting us It was in the same location wreaking havoc within the for Sophie who remains on a ready.” as one her older sister Alli- child’s system. ventilator and could not be Last March Mr. Davis lost son had removed at eight Mr. Davis remembers the cared for at home when her his job and was out of work months old. call that came at about 11 hospital stay came to an for four months. Allison, now 7, did not p.m. Oct. 31, the night end. In July, he found employ- suffer from the life threaten- Sophie “coded and pretty “No one in Florida would ment with an insurance ing complications Sophie much died.” take a child on a ventilator,” company software provider. has, Mr. Davis said. Family friends had taken Mr. Davis said. It was a similar line of work, Calmly and resolutely, he Allison trick or treating to Some, he said, will consid- offered the same insurance explained medical profes- “let her have a good night, er it if the child is older, 8 or benefits and he is able to Sophie Davis sionals from Orlando to not having to worry about 9, but 3 seemed to be work from home. anything,” he said. unheard of. After two weeks of train- Atlanta have no idea how A Go Fund Me account, But as the family tries to Mr. Davis prayed all the “I called around and got a ing in Bradenton, he was this could have happened to started by family friend get nursing care — excluded way to the hospital: “God, hold of Brooks (Rehabilita- home for a week before both of the couple’s chil- Jacquie Eiermann, and to under the health care policy, please let my baby girl live. If tion Hospital) in Tampa,” he Sophie’s ordeal began. dren. which 82 people have con- a request for appeal was I have to condemn myself to said. “I asked, ‘do you know “Insurance kicked in Oct. “They don’t know if it’s tributed $8,375 in four pending in early March — eternity in hell, let her live. anyone that would take 1,” Mr. Davis said. genetic or not,” he said. “It’s months, is another blessing one thing continues to I’ll pay whatever the price.” her?’” Mrs. Davis was forced to kind of rare. There’s nothing in the Davises’ gratitude plague Sophie’s parents. A father’s love, he offered They advised calling leave her job that month in in medical history of sib- vault. “The whole time we were it believing his family also Shepherd Center in Atlanta. order to be with Sophie. lings having that type of cyst Those funds are for med- at the PICU, probably five or would receive it. “The nurse said they Mr. Davis worked and in the exact same place, no ical expenses. The family six other kids needed that Within an hour of his could maybe make an cared for Allison at home, example they could find.” will need a van to transport (rehabilitation) help but arrival at the hospital in exception if the child was 8 while going back and forth A faith that surpasses all Sophie, still on a ventilator, their families couldn’t man- Orlando, Mr. Davis said, 20 or 9, but they don’t for that to the hospital. understanding, uncondi- to and from doctor visits. age them going to Atlanta,” to 30 people from the young,” he said. “I told the They had to file bankrupt- tional love and support from But, the Go Fund Me page Mr. Davis said. “There needs church were there, even for- nurse, ‘I’m desperate. I don’t cy, “walk away from the Deltona Church of Christ’s states: “If you cannot to be something. We have mer members who had have a clue where to go do house and cars because we “prayer warriors” as well as donate, please do not be Arnold Palmer, Winnie moved to Sanford showed take her. What would you built our life around two skilled treatment adminis- discouraged. Your prayers Palmer, Florida Children’s up to gather in the circle. do?’” incomes,” he said. tered with kindness and are greatly appreciated!” Hospital, all in that area, but “We sat, held hands and She heard his plea, under- “But I told my wife, ‘we compassion by doctors and Mr. and Mrs. Davis’ there is no rehab facility to prayed together for a half stood the family was not said we’d give up our life for nurses at Florida Hospital prayers have been take kids in that condition.” hour or an hour,” he said. equipped to care for Sophie, Sophie.’” for Children, and beyond, all answered. Sophie is alive For now the couple can “By 3 or 4 a.m. Sophie was at that stage of her recovery, “I‘d rather be losing every- have seen them through a and stable enough to return only extend a hand filled alive, sedated, in a medical- at home. thing, like we are, and have devastating situation. home. Mr. Davis’ father is a with experience. ly-induced coma.” “She recommended Chil- Sophie,” he added. “We have Sophie’s cyst was discov- respiratory therapist who is “We both reached out (to In addition to God, he dren’s Health Care of Atlanta a good support system and ered last September. The 14- ready to assist with her families) and to the hospital credits hospital staff. and a case manager, Addie, family around. We’ll start hour surgery was in early needs while still on the ven- as well,” Mr. Davis said. “We “They brought her back,” worked with our PICU over.” October but complications tilator. said, ‘If you run into other Mr. Davis said. “Those nurs- team,” he said. Florida Hospital for Chil- led to a second procedure Church family and friends families that need anything, es worked around the clock, “Addie was amazing, she dren gave the girls Christ- followed by 14 days in ICU. have brought meals, helped we want to help. We want to got her better, out of the really helped,” he added. mas. Nemours and employ- “A fighter, she was sent with Allison, prayed and give support and informa- coma and got her respond- In the days before Sophie ees with the Volusia County home and her prognosis emotionally and financially tion.” ing. We absolutely love them was due home, her father Clerk of Court’s office have looked good. Two days later, supportive. And, no doubt, prayers. she suffered (what appeared to death, they’re family.” said, she was showing cog- helped the family. School News Volusia County 227F, 1200 W. International days from March 26 to April (Robert Dwarika) class cohort and its 91 per- STEM seminar series Speedway Blvd., Daytona 30, in Room 209, McKinnon For information, contact cent success rate for recent Schools close for Beach. Hall (Building 600), 1200 W. Professor Erika Blanken at graduates in job placement continues The four-week program is International Speedway Erika.Blanken@DaytonaS- or graduate program Spring Break designed to assist individu- Blvd., Daytona Beach. Reg- tate.edu or (386) 506-3919. acceptance. The School of Physical als to make a successful istration is recommended, and Biological Sciences at Volusia County Schools’ transition into college, a as the class is expected to fill Stetson approved Panhellenic Daytona State College is students will get a head start new career, and the work- up. hosting a science, technolo- on Spring Break with place. In addition, each session for $26 million scholarships available gy, engineering, math semi- schools closed Friday for a For more information, call will feature a drawing for a nar series for spring 2016, TI Graphing Calculator, free in improvements teacher duty day. (386) 506-3068. The Daytona Beach Area free and open to the public. to a lucky student. Spring Break is March 21- Alumnae Panhellenic has Each one-hour STEM 15, and students return to Class dates, topics and Stetson University Board applications available for of Trustees approved more seminar will be at 5 p.m. on school on March 28. Free SAT math prep at instructors are: the Martha Halling Panhel- •March 26 — Arithmetic than $26 million in capital Mondays at the Madorsky DSC for area students improvement projects at the lenic Scholarship. Theater in the Hosseini Cen- (Gabi Booth) Applicants must be from Fresh Start class set •April 2 — Algebra (Linda university’s DeLand and ter (Building 1200) at 1200 For Volusia and Flagler Gulfport campuses, as well Volusia or Flagler County as W. International Speedway Waymire) evidenced by a driver’s A co-ed Fresh Start Class, county school students •April 9 — Geometry (Dr. as improvements at the uni- Blvd., Daytona Beach. license, a member of a NPC sponsored by Daytona State preparing to sit for the SAT Jay Stryker) versity’s location in Celebra- STEM spring series 2016: College’s Center for Women exam, Daytona State Col- •April 16 — Statistics (Bri- tion. affiliated sorority, and a full- •March 21 — Large Scale and Men, will meet from 9 lege’s Mathematics Depart- anna Kurtz) The move came at its Feb. time student at any accred- Biomedical Image Analysis a.m. to noon March 21 to ment has scheduled six free •April 23 — Word Prob- 19 meeting at Stetson’s cam- ited college or university. and Imaging Informatics April 18 at the Greene Cen- math-prep sessions. lems (Dr. Rodney Taylor) pus in Celebration. Applications must be Using Big Data. Lin Yang, The free classes will be ter, Building 300, Room •April 30 — Practice Test The donations has received before March 31. Department of Biomedical from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Satur- enabled the construction of For information, contact Engineering, University of the Marshall and Vera Lea [email protected] Florida. Rinker Welcome Center and or call (386) 671-7413. •March — Variation in the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Scholarships will be Mutation Explains a lot, and Center at Lake Beresford. awarded at the association’s it Accumulates Pretty Fast - Donors along with Spring Luncheon, May 14. increased debt have sup- Charles Baer, UF Depart- ported continued expansion ment of Biology and significant renovation Cattlemen offer •April 4 — Brain-Machine of the Carlton Union Build- scholarships Interfaces and Bioelectronic ing, which will include new Medicines: Research at the Intersection of Engineering dining space, patio dining The Volusia County Cat- and expanded student and Neuroscience - Jack W. tlemen’s Association is offer- organization areas. In addi- Judy, director of the ing four, $500 scholarships tion, renovation of Griffith Nanoscience Institute for for high school 4-H or FFA Hall is scheduled with space Medical and Engineering seniors and those already in www.DelandDental.com for Student Health Services, Technologies, University of college. counseling and spiritual life. Florida 240 E. New York Ave. • DeLand • 386-269-0038 The application deadline Trustees received an For more information, call is April 1. For more informa- update from the Office of (386) 506-3779 or visit drtul- tion or to obtain application, Career Development on the sian.com/seminars/semi- call (386) 822-5778. 2015 DeLand graduating nars_Spring_2016.

the mayors of Pierson, cians and firefighters. Business DeLand, Lake Helen, Prospective employees From page A7 Orange City, Deltona and can gather more informa- Debary. tion during two career fairs: Tickets are $25 for cham- •3 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, State of the Region ber members and $30 for March 24, at the Deltona non-members. For more Regional Library, 2150 REGULAR luncheon March 23 information, call (386) 490- Eustace Ave., Deltona CLEANING FREE EXAM 4527 or visit DeLandCham- •3 to 6:30 p.m. Wednes- AND X-RAYS The fourth annual West ber.org. day, March 30, at the Day- $ * FREE GIFT TO Volusia Means Business tona Beach Regional Library 69 FIRST 10 CALLERS! State of the Region Lun- County plans public at City Island, 105 E. Magno- (1110) Except Emergencies cheon, presented by the lia Ave., Daytona Beach DeLand Dental • DeLand • 386-269-0038 New Patients Only (D0150 & D0210) DeLand Area Chamber of protection career Public Protection staff will *With this coupon. Not for periodontal disease. DeLand Dental • DeLand • 386-269-0038 Commerce and Orange City provide information about Not valid with dental insurance. Not valid with other With this coupon. Not valid with dental insurance. fairs offers or prior services. Restrictions may apply to Not valid with other offers or prior services. Alliance, and the Volusia certain cases. Offer expires 3/31/16. HTN Offer expires 3/31/16. HTN job responsibilities and Hispanic Chamber of Com- Volusia County’s Public benefits. Applicants can use merce, will be from 11:30 Protection Department is the library computers to a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, looking for qualified men apply for jobs, and staff will 12 MONTH NO-INTEREST FINANCING March 23, at John Knox Vil- and women to apply for be on hand to assist them. AVAILABLE WAC lage of Central Florida, 901 Carlos Medina D.M.D. positions as corrections offi- Applications may be sub- 141235 Veterans Memorial Parkway, mitted by visiting THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED FOR cers, lifeguards, beach safe- Orange City. PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT WHICH IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO ty officers, paramedics, volusia.org and clicking on THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE DISCOUNTED FEE OR REDUCED FEE SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT. FEES MAY VARY DUE TO COMPLEXITY OF The panelists will include “career opportunities.” CASE. THIS DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY TO THOSE PATIENTS WITH DENTAL PLANS, FEES ARE MINIMAL emergency medical techni- DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B1 Dining & EntertainmentDeLand SECTION B • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSOL.COM • FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2016 Out & about

Friday, March 18 Week of 3-18-2016 •“Wit:” Focusing on the life of Vivian Bearing, an English ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 poetry professor, and her battle with cancer, this drama Aries, you are ready to get continues March 11-13, and moving and have a lot of 18-20 at the Shoestring momentum behind you. This Theatre, 380 S. Goodwin St. in is an ideal time to reach your Lake Helen. Friday and goals. Don’t let your confi- Saturday performances are at dence waver. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday matinees are at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $8, students; TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 $15, seniors; and $18, adults. Group rates available. Visit Taurus, this week it is better shoestringtheatre.net or call to trust your heart instead of the box office at (386) 228- your head. Sometimes you 3777. have to let your emotions •27th Annual Native guide your actions, and your American Festival: Ormond gut could be telling you Beach Department of Leisure something. Services will present the festival from noon to 9 p.m. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Friday, March 18; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 19; and Photography courtesy of Oxley Photography Gemini, you have good news 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, to share and you are eager to March 20, at Rockefeller The Athens Theatre will present “Inherit the Wind” March 18 to April 3 at the Historic Volusia County Courthouse. reconnect with some friends Gardens and Fortunato Park at Henry Drummond (Gary Karl Lengel), right, discuses trial tactics with the accused, Bertram Cates (Dalton Nor- or coworkers. Just complete the east end of the Granada Boulevard bridge. man). prior commitments before There will be intertribal you begin making plans to Native Dancers, Aztec Dancers socialize. from Mexico, reptile and Biology and brimstone on trial at Athens wildlife exhibits, Native CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 American cuisine booths and 30 trading booths. Daily For Hometown News between “loose moraled” big cities animals.” Cancer, things in your life admission is $6 for adults, $5 [email protected] and pious small towns, and this The Athens’ rendition of this seem to be growing more for seniors and $4 for children. “Monkey Trial” was smack in the courtroom battle of beliefs is direct- challenging by the day. Make For information, call (386) The Athens Theatre will breathe middle of that divide. ed by Trevor Southworth and show- a list and tackle things as 676-3216. new life into the now silent court- The actual trial involved an ACLU cases a seasoned cast, 10 of whom they come up so you don’t •Daytona Playhouse: room of Volusia County’s historic challenge of a Tennessee law passed have previously performed at the start to feel overwhelmed. “Squabbles” (also know as courthouse with “Inherit the Wind” by a 71 to 5 vote. This law provided Athens. Leading the prosecution’s from March 18 to April 3. “Your House or Mine”) by that “it shall be unlawful for any battle for “all that is holy” is Michael LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Marshall Karp will be per- “Inherit the Wind” is a fictionalized teacher in any of the universities, Funero (from Sweeney Todd and formed on select nights from recreation of the 1925 Scopes Trial normals and all other public schools “Les Misérables”). His opposition, A few possibilities intrigue March 18 to 27 at 100 (often called the Monkey Trial or of the state . . . to teach any theory the defense attorney, is played by you, Leo, but you don’t yet Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Trial of the Century). It remains the that denies the Story of the Divine Gary Karl Lengel, who is new to the know just where you are Beach. most famous dispute between cre- Creation of man as taught in the Athens. Terrance Van Auken (last going to direct your creative Tickets are $18 for adults ationists and evolutionists. Bible, and to teach instead that man and $16 for seniors 55 and energy. Think it through a lit- In roaring 1925, there was a rift has descended from a lower order of See BIOLOGY, B2 older. For information, call tle longer. (386) 255-2431or visit DaytonaPlayhouse.org. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 •An Evening with the Duprees: The concert will be Virgo, you may feel like you at 7 p.m. at the Ormond Tony Orlando at the can ignore your responsibili- Beach Performing Arts Center, ties this week, but you can- 399 N. U.S. 1, Ormond Beach. not. Although you have plen- Tickets are $30 in advance and Peabody March 23 ty of free time coming up, $35 at the door. For tickets, you have lots to do before call (386) 676-3375. For Hometown News “Bless You” as the first then. •Florida Movie Festival: [email protected] vocal artist to sign with The third annual festival will Epic Records. He later LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 be March 18-20, at the Tony Orlando is coming routed his musical career Cinematique Theater, 242 S. to Peabody Auditorium at to the nonperformance Libra, someone close to you Beach St., Daytona Beach. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, side and became one of isn’t on board with your FMF will continue three main March 23, at 600 Auditori- categories: “Short Shorts (1- the youngest vice presi- point of view. You can’t um Blvd., Daytona Beach. 19min), Loose Shorts (20- dents for CBS Records, please everyone all of the Mr. Orlando has sold 59min) and Long Pants heading the April-Black- time. Stay the course if you more than 30 million (60+min)” with categories of wood music label. feel it is right. women made films, docu- records with five No. 1 hits. Through no plans of his He also had a popular tele- own, he was coaxed into mentaries, faith and other SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 films. vision variety series, and putting his voice on a has appeared in movies demo record for a song Free workshops will be held Scorpio, something is on at the Mayan Inn beginning and on Broadway in “Bar- titled “Candida” for his your mind you need to share on Friday. num” and “Smokey Joe’s friends Hank Medress and Tickets are $7 for one day or Café.” Dave Appell at Bell your feelings. Resist the urge $20 for all three. Students get Born and raised in New Records. The record was Photo courtesy of Travis Howard to hold your tongue. Honesty discounts. York City, he hit the nation- released under the name Tony Orlando is coming to Peabody Auditorium at 7:30 is the best policy in your For more information, call al charts at 16 with of the record promotion p.m. Wednesday, March 23, at 600 Auditorium Blvd., book. See OUT, B3 “Halfway to Paradise” and See ORLANDO, B2 Daytona Beach. See SCOPES, B2 141288 B2 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, March 18, 2016 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT The Club Scene Rockin’ the park •Airport Restaurant & •JB’s Fish Camp: Upcom- 301 Division Ave., Unit 15, Ginmill: The Penta Band will ing performers are Linda Ormond Beach. For more perform from 7-11 p.m. Long Duo, 4:30-8:30 p.m., information call (386) 256- Friday, March 18, and Wicket Friday, March 18; Carl B., 3904. Kitty will perform from 7-11 noon-4 p.m. Saturday, March •Pub 44: Monday is p.m. Saturday, March 19, at 19; Robert Thomas, 4:30-8:30 hospitality, nine-hole golf 1120 Airport Terminal Drive, p.m. Saturday; Dave Minetti, league at Venetian Bay Golf DeLand. For more informa- noon-4 p.m. Sunday, March Course at 5 p.m. Awards tion, call (386) 734-9755. 20; Transfer Duo. 4:30 to 8:30 afterwards at Pub 44. •Bella Cucina Ristorante & p.m. Sunday at 859 Pompano Tuesday is live team trivia at Pizzeria: Live entertainment Ave., New Smyrna Beach. For 6:30 p.m. and all-you-can- from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday more information, call (386) eat-wings from 4–10 p.m. and Saturday at 1431 Orange 427-5747. Wednesday is karaoke with Camp Road, DeLand. For •Lagerheads Bar & Grill: Bill & Becky from 7–11 p.m. more information, call (386) Upcoming performers are with locals night. Thursday is 738-1930. Robert Keele, Saturday, March ladies night, ladies drink free •Black Sheep Pub and 19; Don Hill, Sunday, March wells from 9 p.m. until Eating House: Happy Hour is 20; Eddie Wolford, Monday, midnight. Friday is live music daily 3-7 p.m. and 9 p.m.- March 21, and Tuesday, from 6–10 p.m., and blind close. Weekly specials include March 22; Reuben Morgan, draw cornhole tournament. Monday, $4 “CuervoRitas.” Wednesday, March 23; and Sign-up is at 6 p.m. Play Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Black Sheep has local night Gary “Not Quite” Wright, begins at 7 p.m. Saturday is Orin Sands, left, of DeLand and Ken Gufstafson of Orlando, as the Dueling Pianos, enter- Wednesdays with all night Thursday, March 24. Weather live music from 1-5 p.m. and happy hour, and Pub Trivia permitting, live music is at 7-11 p.m. Sunday is live tain the crowd with some spirited rock ‘n’ roll on Saturday, March 12, at the Shamrocks & starts at 7 p.m. with gift card 2986 Ocean Shore Blvd., music from 1-5 p.m. at 1889 Shenanigans pre-St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Earl Brown Park in DeLand. prizes. Thursday is Ladies Ormond-by-the-Sea. For State Road 44, New Smyrna Night with live music, drink more information, call (386) Beach. specials and $4 three-olive 265-1977. For more information, call martinis. Live music is every •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On (386) 410-4751 or visit weekend at 890 S. Atlantic Tuesday, there is Texas hold pub44nsb.com. Ave. in Ormond Beach. For ’em; Wednesday is trivia •Sinatra’s Downtown Art Notes information, call (386) 673- challenge night and Thursday Ristorante: Pianists in the 5933 or visit night is karaoke, all at 7:30 Cabaret & Piano Bar from 6- Artist call for Art U.S. 17, DeLeon Springs. may take part in an author theblacksheep.com. p.m. On Friday, there is live 10 p.m. Tuesday and For more information, or book fair Saturday, April 2, •Café Da Vinci: Live acoustic guitar music at 7:30 Wednesday, 6:30-10 p.m. Among the Trees for an application, visit at the Deltona Regional entertainment every week- p.m. at 193 North Causeway, Thursday, and 7-11 p.m. deleonspringscommu- Library, 2150 Eustace Ave., end. “Jazz in the Courtyard” New Smyrna Beach. For Friday and Saturday at 215 S. The DeLeon Springs nityassociation.com. Deltona. with the DaVinci Jazz information, call (386) 427- Woodland Blvd., DeLand. For Community Association is Proceeds benefit the Authors will be assigned Experiment will be from 7-9 1177 or visit merksbarand- more information, call (386) accepting artist applications DeLeon Springs Communi- tables where they can speak p.m. Tuesday, March 22. An grill.com. 308-2200. for the fourth annual Art ty Center Building Fund. with attendees and sell open mike night starts at 7 •Mulligan’s Family Sports •Sinatra’s Laldila Ris- Among The Trees Juried signed books from 1 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday at 112 Grille: Karaoke Friday will be torante: Pianists play from 6- Fine Art, Fine Craft and Deltona library seeks p.m. W. Georgia Ave., DeLand. For from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with 9 p.m. Thursday, 6-10 p.m. Music Festival. The event is sponsored by more information, call (386) Just George. Karaoke Friday and 5-9 p.m. Saturday. The festival is from 9 a.m. authors for April 2 the Friends of Deltona 736-0008 or visit cafedavin- Saturday will be from 9 p.m. Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close to 3 p.m. Saturday April 9, book fair Library. cideland.com. to 1 a.m. with Dr. Drew. Live Saturday at 355 Cassadaga on the grounds of the His- For more information, call •Down the Hatch: Live Trivia Mondays is from 6:30- Road, Lake Helen. For toric Porter House, 5030 N. (386) 218-4087. music each weekend on the 8:30 p.m. Eddie Uzzle will information, call (386) 218- Authors from near and far outside deck at 4894 Front perform rock hits from 5:30- 3806. St., Ponce Inlet. For more 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. James •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A information, call (386) 761- Wise will perform from 5:30- free wine and liquor tasting is 4831. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at hosted from 4-7 p.m. each Hoping lightning would became Mr. Orlando’s theme •Frappes Italian Grille: 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. Friday and Saturday at 350 S. Orlando strike again, Mr. Medress song and grew into an Ameri- had him record “Knock can anthem of hope and “Happiest Hour” is in the bar For more information, call Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. From page B1 nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First (386) 788-3268. For more information, call Three Times.” homecoming, reunion and Tuesday of the month is wine •Ocean Deck: Caribbean (386) 738-7533 or visit director’s daughter, Dawn. The song not only became renewal. tasting, two whites, two reds Posse performs from 10 p.m.- delandliquorstore.com. “I think it is really the rule No. 1, it was the top song of He has been a recipient of and an appetizer for $23. 2 a.m. Thursday through •Tomoka Brewing Co.: Live of show business that every 1971, selling more than 6 mil- three American Music Frappes is at 123 W. Granada Sunday. Tom Redmond Trivia will be from 7-9 p.m. big break you get, you back lion copies worldwide. The Awards and a People’s Blvd. in Ormond Beach. For performs classic rock from 5- Tuesday, March 22. Ladies into it without knowing it at immense popularity of the Choice Award. He was reservations, call (386) 615- 8 p.m. Friday and 10 p.m.-2 night with Sean Gimbert on the time,” Mr. Orlando said song is still evident today. Mr. awarded a star on the Holly- 4888. a.m. Monday at 127 S. Ocean acoustic guitar will be from 6- in a news release. “A few Orlando’s recording of the wood Walk of Fame in 1990. •Inlet Harbor Restaurant Ave., Daytona Beach. For 10 p.m. Wednesday, March weeks after recording ‘Can- song was featured in the hit Reserved tickets are $37, & Marina: Live music is more information, call (386) 23, at 4647 S. Clyde Morris dida’ I had forgotten all movie “Now and Then.” $45, $53 plus surcharges offered on the deck at 133 253-5224 or visit ocean- Blvd., Port Orange. Brewery about it. And then Hank Even then, he hadn’t begun and available at the Inlet Harbor Road in Ponce deck.com. tours are 4-7 p.m. each Medress calls me and says, to scratch the surface of his Peabody Box Office, Ticket- Inlet. For more information, •Ohana Luau Dinner Monday and noon-4 p.m. ‘Hey man, we’ve got a hit.’ stardom. In 1973, he recorded master outlets, Walmart call (386) 767-5590. Show: This dinner show each Saturday. To schedule a The crazy thing was the “Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round Supercenters, call (800) 745- •Jakob’s Well: Karaoke is spectacular and family-style tour or make a dinner song kept climbing the The Ole Oak Tree.” The song 3000 or online at Peabody- 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays. Care and feast will be Thursday, Friday reservation, call (386) 256- charts until it hit No. 1.” was number one for the year, Daytona.com. Share is 6-7:30 p.m. Wednes- and Saturday. The show has a 4979. Visit tomokabrewing- days. Open mike night is 6:30 p.m. seating, dinner at co.com for more information. from 6-9 p.m. Thursdays. Live 7:15 p.m. and show at 7:30 •95 and Vine: Tuesday is music is 7-10 p.m. Friday and p.m., at the Hawaiian Inn, Ladies Night, buy one, get ic” and “Les Misérables”) Jeremiah Brown. Saturday at 132 N. Beach St., 2301 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona one house glasses of wine Biology portrays the helpless, arrest- “Inherit the Wind” opens Daytona Beach. For informa- Beach Shores. For more from 5-10 p.m. Wine Tasting From page B1 ed, schoolteacher, while at 7:30 p.m. March 18 at 125 tion, call (386) 257-2005 or information, call (386) 255- Thursday is from 5-7:30 p.m. Monica Titus (from “Lend W. New York Ave., DeLand. visit jakobswell.com. 5411, Ext. 186, or visit Live Music Friday is from 7-10 seen in “Urinetown”) plays a Me a Tenor”) plays Rachel, Tickets are priced from $10 •Jason’s Corner: Ron myohanaluau.com. p.m. Saturday students may fork-tongued reporter from his fiancé. Russell Trahan to $18. For advance tickets Gilotti Duo will play jazz and •Ormond Brewing Co.: buy one, get one house glass the Baltimore Herald. Dal- (also from “Lend Me a or more information, visit standards from 6:30-8:30 Craft beer tastings are 4 to 11 of wine from 5-11 p.m. at ton Norman (from “It Runs Tenor”) rounds out the cast AthensDeLand.com, ask at p.m. Friday, March 18, and p.m. Thursday and Friday; 1665 Dunlawton Ave., No. in the Family,” “South Pacif- as the fanatical fire and The Elusive Grape or call the Saturday, March 19, at 135 noon to 11 p.m. Saturday; 105, Port Orange. For more brimstone spewing Rev. Box Office at (386) 736-1500. Canal St., New Smyrna Beach. and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. information, call (386) 947- For more information, call Live music and food are 7929, or visit 95andvine.com. (386) 424-9878. featured Friday evenings at willingness to let go of your Scopes CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 own personal agenda makes From page B1 it relatively easy for you to Capricorn, a busy schedule is interact with a lot of people proving problematic because this week, Aquarius. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec so many people are demand- 21 ing some face time and you PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 want to help them all. How- Sagittarius, you are having a ever, you will have to pick Pisces, think of ways to lot of fun now that you made and choose. increase your income this it through a rather extensive week. Explore all of your to-do list. You can finally rest AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 options, even if they mean and breathe a little easier. going out of your comfort Make some time for yourself. Your amicable nature and zone. 141243 141234 Friday, March 18, 2016 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B3 Iron Chefs or Mom and Dad? Cruisin’ the boulevard

have people asking me CHEF Next time you see the all the time, “Are the Iron COSTA’S Iron Chefs on TV, just IChefs really that good? COOKING remember you are an Iron Do they know ahead of time CORNER Chef every day at home … what the secret ingredients COSTA well, almost. will be? How do they come MAGOULAS Try this recipe for dessert. up with all the recipes so It sounds hard to make, but quickly?” but the apprentice chefs is actually simple. This type of competition were not allowed to cook; is really nothing new. The only to cut, chop, and fetch Floating Islands American Culinary Federa- ingredients. tion, the largest chef’s Well, guess what? Parents 4 servings association in the world, do this every day at home. has been doing it for more Everyone usually has a basic Ingredients than 50 years. common kitchen that 3 eggs The competition is called includes flour, sugar, salt, 2 1/2 cups milk the Mystery Box and each canned foods and pasta. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract competitor is given a four- Your Mystery Box is the 3/4 cup white sugar burner stove, an oven and a refrigerator or freezer. You 1/4 teaspoon salt refrigerator. Each competi- look for a way to create a Chocolate sauce tor must bring his or her meal with what you have. own pots, pans and utensils Most people plan ahead Directions for cooking. A common and have some kind of Separate two of the eggs. kitchen is provided for all frozen or fresh meat or Keep whites in separate participants with fresh seafood waiting to be bowl. Place 2 egg yolks and produce, dairy, dry goods, cooked. 1 whole egg in the double herbs and spices. Each chef Iron Chefs, step aside … boiler and add 1 cup milk, is given a box that has the here come Mom and Dad. 1/2 cup sugar, and vanilla. secret items that must be The big difference is parents Whip until custard is used, which usually has a smooth and cook over don’t have a professional Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer protein, such as lamb, pork, pastry chef and sous chef in simmering water until it chicken, beef or sometimes the kitchen helping like the thickens. Remove custard Motorcycles of all styles and colors cruise Woodland Boulevard in downtown DeLand seafood, and other items. Iron Chefs or a $250,000 from double boiler and on Saturday, March 5, as thousands of bikers enjoyed the mild weather and small- On TV, “Chopped” has state of the art kitchen. place in serving dish; set town atmosphere of the city’s Bike Rally. taken that format and It’s amazing what you aside. Whip egg whites, add turned it into a hit show. can put together with a 1/4 cup sugar until stiff. My last Mystery Box little planning. I find Simmer remaining 1 1/2 Saturday, March 19 •Car Audio Expo: The 30th competition had a large reading a lot of cookbooks cups of milk. Spoon dollops uncut chicken, two lobsters, Out annual SBN / in.car.EXPO will helps to give me ideas. A of whipped egg whites into be March 19-20 at the Ocean a pork shoulder, arugula From page B1 •Spring Festival and Car vegetable mix with beef is the milk until mixture is Show: This event will be from Center. The expo and mobile and ginger. Competitors stew, with chicken it firm. Place on top of (386) 252-3118 or, visit 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, at electronics manufacturers were given 30 minutes to set custard. Drizzle chocolate becomes chicken caccia- floridamoviefestival.com. DeLeon Springs State Park, trade show is a custom car up their kitchens and tore, and with seafood, a sauce over the islands. 601 Ponce De Leon Blvd., show featuring hundreds of submit a menu that includ- •Cinematique: The films bouillabaisse. It’s all in the Enjoy! “The Lady in the Van” and DeLeon Springs. vehicles with the latest ed soup or salad, appetizer, seasonings and your “Seve: The Movie” will be There will be custom cars, mobile technology. main course and dessert for personal taste. Costa Magoulas is dean of shown this week. Tickets are hot rods, classic cars, antique The four leading Car Audio 16 people. The judges In the contest I entered, I the Mori Hosseini College of $5 to $9. All tickets are $5 on cars and live music. Take a Sound Competition Organiza- boat ride with Captain Frank tions draw competitors from allowed four hours to made almond lobster Hospitality and Tuesdays. Cinematique on the Fountain of Youth all over North America in this prepare the meal from start Culinary Management at Theater is at 242 S. Beach St., bisque, chicken stuffed with Eco/History Tour. Go swim- national competition. to finish. ginger, sweet potatoes with Daytona State College. Daytona Beach. For more To help in the prepara- information, call (386) 252- ming, rent a canoe, paddle- The expo also features curry sauce, pork jambalaya Contact him at boat or kayak the spring run. technical training and tion, each competitor had 3118. and Floating Islands on [email protected] For more information, call continuing education for car an apprentice student chef, or (386) 506-3578. crème fresh for dessert. (386) 985-4212. See OUT, B5 Easter Events Holy

Week 147852 Glowing eggs ganza at 10 a.m. Saturday, will be at 7 a.m. March 27. March 19, at Dewey O. Breakfast will be in the Fel- Lyonia Easter A glow in the dark, free Boster Park with three sep- lowship Hall from 8-9 a.m.; Worship Easter egg hunt will be at arate Easter Egg “scram- Sunday School will be at Lyonia Environmental 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 18, bles” for different age 9:30 a.m. Easter Worship Center will host Tiny Services at groups. Service will be from 10:45 trekkers from 10 to 11 a.m. DeLand Church of the a.m. in the Sanctuary. Saturday, March 26, at Nazarene, 913 E. New York Egg crafts For more information, 2150 Eustace Ave., Del- Ave., DeLand. call (386) 734-0677. tona. Participants should Orange City will host an Children ages 2 to 5 can bring their own basket or Easter Craft Day from 9 to Pageant of Crosses listen to the book “The bag and it’s recommended 11 a.m. Friday, March 18, Easter Egg,” take a short to bring a flashlight. at the Orange City Farm- The Garden Club of hike and make a take- For more information, ers’ Market, at Dickinson DeLand is celebrating the home craft. call (386) 748-9356. Park, 120 E. Graves Ave. 50th annual Pageant of Programs will begin in Orange City. Crosses on Palm Sunday, the center’s classroom Ridgecrest egg hunt For more information, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. unless otherwise indicat- HOLY WEEK SERVICES call (386) 775-5410 or visit March 20. ed. Reservations are Maundy Thursday, March 24th There will be an Easter ourThe pageant is an organ- requested and may be Service at 7:00pm Egg Hunt from 11 a.m. to 1 orangecity.com. ized exhibit of “Holy Week” made by calling (386) 789- Good Friday, March 25th p.m. Saturday, March 19, inspired flower arrange- 7207, ext. 21028. Service at 7:00pm at Ridgecrest Nursing and Disciples Easter ments created by area resi- Easter Vigil, March 26th Rehab, 1200 N. Stone St., dents and focused on the Easter in Lake Helen Service at 7:00pm DeLand. Participants Palm Sunday Celebra- cross. Individual collec- EASTER SERVICES should bring their own tions of crosses will also be baskets. tion will be from 10:45 Easter Egg Hunt at Blake Easter Sunday, March 27th on display. For more information, a.m. March 20 at First Park will be at 10 a.m. Sat- Christian Church (Disci- The free event is open to urday, March 26, at 493 S. Sunrise Service ...... 6:15 AM call (386) 734-4334. Breakfast ...... 7:30 AM ples Of Christ), 1401 W. the community and will be Lakeview Drive, Lake Service ...... 9:30AM Eggstravaganza New York Ave., DeLand. in the Garden Center, 865 Helen. Good Friday Service will S. Alabama Ave. DeLand. For more information, (386) 734-2791 Refreshments will be The City of Deltona will be at noon March 25. call (386) 228-2358. Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church Easter Sunrise Service served. host its annual Eggstrava- 509 E. Pennsylvania Avenue DeLand, Florida 32724 146845 147672 B4 • DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson Hometown News Friday, March 18, 2016 Native Indian fun The ease of autocorrect ne of the nice cause some sites, such as features you may COMPUTE banking or portal sites, to Ohave noticed about THIS forget who you are and your computer is its SEAN MCCARTHY make you sign in all over uncanny ability to remem- again. ber where you’ve been and Next, let’s click the what you’ve typed before. “content” tab. Log into the Internet you begin to fill this form Here you will find a and type a web address in out and enter your first section called personal the address line of Inter- name in the first name information. It is in this net Explorer (or whatever box, you notice your name section where we can turn web browser you use) and appears as soon as you on or off the auto com- hit enter. start typing. Same thing plete feature (in case you Then, after visiting other happens when you fill in want to disable it or websites, go back and start your last name. maybe you told it “no” typing that web address You’ll notice all of the when it asked and you again, and you may notice fields you filled in before now want to turn it on). it remembers and the (as long as the fields are Click the auto complete address appears in the named the same as on the button and you are address pull-down menu. web page where you first presented with a number Click on it and off you go. typed) automatically of options: You can use How about any time appear for you so you can auto complete with Web you’ve filled out an online just click and press tab to addresses, forms, user form? With Internet tab to the next field. names and passwords. Explorer, you may get a It makes entering the You can even tell it to message the first time you same information a snap ask you if you want to save enter information online as long as it’s turned on passwords instead of asking, “Would you like to and you’re aware that it’s automatically saving them turn on auto complete?” for you, useful if other Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer happening. Click “yes,” and now the What about if you want people use your computer. Stetson University senior Ashley Sullivan and sophomore Luis Melecio-Zambrano race computer will remember to clear the history list, Made a mistake on a each other down a track as they push tennis balls with small sticks on Friday, Feb. 26, everything you type into (where your previously form field or two and want in a game illustrating one played by Native Americans with sticks and stones. They online forms and present visited web addresses are to clear them out so you them, when appropriate, stored) or what if you’ve can have it come up were participating in the Native American Games Fair presented by the Stetson Orga- correctly? Click the “clear nization for Native American Revitalization, of which Ms. Sullivan is treasurer. in a clickable pull-down made a mistake on a form menu form. and now every time you go forms” button and all of For instance, let’s say to type that same field the the form fields it has you are on the Internet incorrect information remembered for you will and you want to order comes up before the be forgotten. something online. You get correct data? What do you Now, go back to that to the order form page and do then? pesky field that was always start entering your name Well, the controls for coming up misspelled and shipping address, e-mail this remarkable form enter it right. Of course, address into the form and remembering feature can you’ll have to enter all of (since this your first time be found in the Internet your other form data, but ordering anything online) options section of Internet that’s easy enough, just you have to fill out each Explorer. (Similar settings enter it as you encounter field manually. You finish can be found in most it and the computer will filling out the form, place browsers). remember. your order and every- Launch Internet Explor- Take a look around at thing’s fine. er and then go to the some of the controls. You Now, as you surf the “tools” menu. Then click may be surprised at just Internet, you come to “Internet options.” The how much control over another online form. Internet options page your browser you actually Perhaps you are ordering opens with the “general” have. flowers online or booking tab in front. It’s on this travel arrangements to page where you can set Sean McCarthy fixes Hawaii (Wouldn’t that be your start or “home” page, computers. He can be nice?). Notice that this or even clear your cookies reached at 888-752-9049 or order form is asking most, or temporary files.Be help@ComputeThisOn- if not all, of the same cautious here though. line.com (No Hyphens!) questions as before. As Deleting your cookies can 141104 141117 141268 Friday, March 18, 2016 www.HometownNewsOL.com DeLand/Lake Helen/DeLeon Springs/Pierson • B5

•Henry A. Deland House •Sandcastle Storytellers: Museum: A restored 1880s The Sandcastle Storytellers Pedal power home furnished and decorated Group meets from 6-8 p.m. in period style at 137 W. Saturdays at the Boston Michigan Ave., DeLand. Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. Artifacts and vintage photo- New York Ave., DeLand. The graphs of DeLand and West public may attend. Volusia County history are •Stetson Mansion: Tours displayed. The Lue Gim Gong have resumed at 10:30 a.m. Memorial and heirloom citrus and 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, grove is on the grounds. Wednesdays and Thursdays. Guided tours and gift shop are There also will be a tour at available. Admission is $5 for 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays, Feb 27 adults, $3 for children under and March 12. For more 11 and free for children under information, visit StetsonMan- six. For more information, call sion.com. (386) 740-6813, email •Sons of Italy Deltona: [email protected] or Bingo is Tuesday at 6 p.m. visit delandhouse.com. Wednesday night is dinner •Lake Helen Market in the night from 4:30-8 p.m. Park: 8 a.m. to noon each features homemade Italian Saturday at Blake Park, 437 N. dinner, music and dancing. Lakeview Drive. Donation is $9 per adults for •Meditation: Meditation is dinner, coffee, dessert or $5 for offered at 9 a.m., each coffee, cake and dancing. Pub Wednesday at the Bamboo hours are 4 to 10 p.m. Arts Center, 4490 Cave Lake Tuesday-Wednesday and Road, DeLeon Springs. Friday-Saturday at 1270 Doyle Previous experience is not a Road. For more information, hindrance and is probably a email benefit. Admission is free. For [email protected] or more information, call (386) call (386) 574-1122. 277-2069 or visit mentalill- •VFW Post 8093: There is nessmyths.com. bingo at 5 p.m. each Sunday. •Orange City Farmers Pinochle is at 6:30 p.m. and Bruce D. Henderson/staff photographer Market: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. each corn hole at 7 p.m. each Friday at Dickinson Park, Monday. Tuesday, there is free Well, not everyone needs a motor for their bike as this bicycle rider showed as he joined the parade of bikers cruis- corner of U.S. 17/92 and East pool all day until 7 p.m.; then ing along Woodland Boulevard on Saturday, March 5, during the DeLand Bike Rally. Graves Avenue, Orange City. the pool league plays. Bunco is •Ramble at Lake Woodruff: at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Karaoke Join a Refuge Ramble, led by is at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Dinner Lake Woodruff National is served from 5-7 p.m. audio dealers. Amphitheater, 2150 Eustace free. Market: The market is from 6- Wildlife Refuge volunteers at 9 Wednesday. The dice game Ave., Deltona. The full café menu is 9 p.m. each Friday in Down- a.m. every Wednesday for a Left Center Right is played at 7 Under the direction of available for purchase town DeLand and offers local, 1.5-mile, two-hour meander to p.m. each Thursday. There is Out Donald L. Kline Sr., the •Instrumental Extravagan- organic produce, plants, From page B3 observe native wildlife and an all-you-can-eat fish fry musicians will perform pieces za: This Daytona State College orchids and homemade their habitats. Meet at the Live Friday from 5-7 p.m. Friday and by George Gershwin, Charles- show will be at 7:30 p.m. at breads. For more information, Oak parking lot on Mud Lake Saturday entertainment is at Expo hours are 10 a.m. to 6 Camille Saint-Saëns, John the performing arts center, 221 call (386) 589-3118. Road in DeLeon Springs. Wear 7:30 p.m. Drinks and pizza are p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Phillip Sousa, Johann Strauss, N. Beach St., Daytona Beach. •The Casements: The former sturdy walking shoes and bring served at the Canteen. The Admission is $15. Children 12 Gioachino Rossini and Frank A showcase of DSC instru- winter home of John D. water and binoculars, if you post is at 351 S. Charles and younger are admitted free Loesser. mental music students will Rockefeller is owned by the have them. All are welcome. Richard Beall Blvd., DeBary. For with paid adult. For more For more information about feature the 60-member City of Ormond Beach and For information, visit more information, call (386) information visit the free concert, call (386) symphonic band playing serves as a civic and cultural Fws.gov/lakewoodruff. 668-8640. incarEXPO.com. 789-7207, option 1, then 4. arrangements exclusive to the center. The home is open 9 •Strawberry Festival: The St. •Cirque de la Symphonie: concert band. The big band a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Jude’s Episcopal Church The Daytona Beach Symphony will then swing into the setting Friday and 9 a.m. to noon festival will be from 9 a.m. to 3 Society hosts the Jacksonville with some contemporary Saturday. The historic property p.m. at 815 E Graves Ave., Symphony Orchestra at 3 p.m. arrangements that highlight is at 25 Riverside Drive, Orange City. There will be at Peabody Auditorium Blvd., student soloists. Free to DSC Ormond Beach. For informa- baked goods, drawings, prizes, Daytona Beach. and Volusia and Flagler county tion, call (386) 676-3216 or go entertainment, pony rides, arts Tickets are $39-$68. For students, all others $8 per to thecasements.net. and crafts, and strawberry flats. more information, call (386) person or $15 for two; online •Celebrate Recovery at TLC: For more information, call 253-2901 or visit dbss.org. ticketing at A 12-step program that meets (386) 775-6200 or visit DaytonaState.edu/TheArts. at 7 p.m. every Friday in The stjudescentralflorida.org. Tuesday, March 22 Lighthouse Church Cafe, 1525 •Family Fun Saturday: This Upcoming events S. State Road 15-A, DeLand. Museum of Art-DeLand event •WISE Series: Daytona Childcare is provided. will be from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at •Cracker Creek & Gamble State College Foundation will •“The Lord’s Supper:” The 600 N. Woodland Blvd. Tour Place: Tours are every Friday host Winston Belgrave who Shoestring Theatre will present the galleries and create and Saturday. For more will talk about “Taking digital this Biblical play at 7:30 p.m. something fun with your information, call(386)304- photos and sending them to Friday, March 25, and 2:30 children. 0778. The Pirate Cruise is now your family.” p.m. Saturday, March 26, at For more information, visit available for themed birthday All WISE presentations are 380 S. Goodwin St., Lake moartdeland.org. parties and group reservations from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at DSC’s Helen. This is “The Last •Simply Streisand — at 1795 Taylor Road, Port Daytona Beach Campus Supper” as portrayed in the Starring Carla DelVillaggio: Orange. Minimum of 10 Hosseini Center, 1200 W. Bible and represented in The concert will be at 7 p.m. at people to schedule. Cost is $10 International Speedway Blvd. Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting. the Ormond Beach Performing for an adult, $8 for senior adult WISE is open to anyone age 50 Tickets are $10 per adult or Arts Center, 399 N. U.S. 1., or child. For more information or older. Yearly membership is senior and $5 for students and Ormond Beach. Julian Bond’s contact (386) 304-0778 or $25 per person or $45 per children. For more information, Magic Show will open. Tickets visit crackercreek.com. couple. call (386) 228-3777 or visit are $30 in advance and $35 at •DeBary Hall Historic Site: For information, visit shoestringtheatre.net. the door. For tickets, call (386) Tours of the 1871 hunting daytonastate.edu/foundation •Turkey Run: The 27th 676-3375. lodge are available from 10 or call (386) 506-4425. Spring Daytona Turkey Run •Edgewater Riverfest: The a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through welcomes thousands of classic festival event will be from 10 Saturday and from noon to 4 Wednesday, March 23 cars, a massive swap meet,

a.m.-4 p.m. on Riverside Drive. p.m. Sunday. Admission is $5 141228 and arts and crafts. The family It includes a classic car show for adults, $4 for seniors, $2 for •Museum Film Series: It’s a event begins at 8 a.m. on with the East Coast Cruisers children ages 3 to 12, and free Small World: The film Friday, March 25, at Daytona and DJ Weasel from 10 a.m.-2 for children 2 and younger. For “Nothing Like Chocolate” will International Speedway, and p.m., Kids Zone from 10 a.m.-4 more information, visit be shown at 2 p.m. in the runs through Sunday, March p.m., beer garden from noon-4 debaryhall.com. Southeast Museum of 27. p.m., food court, Marine •DeLand Farmer’s Market: Photography, Madorsky Admission is $10 Friday and Discovery Center, helicopter 7 a.m. to noon each Wednes- Theater, 1200 W. International Saturday and $5 on Sunday tours of the area and business day at the Volusia County Speedway Blvd., Daytona with free parking. Children expo from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For Fairgrounds, 3050 E. New York Beach. younger than 11 are free when more information, visit Ave., DeLand. The film series explores the accompanied by an adult. edgewaterexpo.com. •Deltona Public Market: 9 issue of globalization and Show hours are 8 a.m. to 4 •The Great Irish Potato a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday at illustrates the dynamic effects p.m. Friday and Saturday, 8 Feast: This event will be from Deltona United Church of it has on economies, human a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. noon-5 p.m. on Flagler Avenue Christ, 1649 Providence Blvd. rights, jobs, food, and the For more information, visit in New Smyrna Beach. The •Gateway Farmers Market: health of people, animals and TurkeyRun.com. Feast brings together all the the planet. Admission is free Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to bars and restaurants along the (donations welcome) and 1 p.m. at Gateway Center for avenue with their own twist on open to the public. Ongoing Events the Arts, 880 N. U.S. 17/92, a potato dish. For more For more information, call DeBary. For more information, information, visit (386) 506-4475 or visit •American Legion Post 127: call Rob Rinaldo at (407) 443- flaglerave.com. smponline.org. Every first and third Saturday 6965. •Chess Tournament: A bingo is played at 1 p.m. with free hot dogs and coffee. Chess Tournament will be Thursday, March 24 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Best Public hall rental is available at Western Hotel, 2620 W. 109 Cassadaga Road, Lake •Science Café: At 5:15 p.m. International Speedway Blvd., Helen. For information, call at Cinematique Theater, 242 S. Daytona Beach. The entry fee (386) 228-2770. Beach St., Daytona Beach, the is $15. For more information, •ArtHaus: Latest exhibit, café invites people with no call (386) 682-9527 or email through April 8, features science background to meet [email protected]. artwork from young artists in local scientists and talk about elementary schools in Volusia interesting and timely science Sunday, March 20 County. More than 70 works topics in “Plain English” are on display at 3840 Partnering with the NOVA/PBS •Symphony: The Volusia Ridgewood Ave., Port Orange. science series. For more information, call

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146748 Tortugas, which begin their season at 7:05 p.m. Thurs- n a warm March damage to my hide. day, April 7, at Jackie Robin- morning I headed FISHING Somehow my line held up son Ballpark, 105 Orange Odown to the Spruce WITH and eventually the big Ave., Daytona Beach. Creek area to look for red DAN drum tired of giving me the A fireworks show will fol- drum but with snook also bum’s rush. When the fish on my mind. laid up beside the kayak I low the game. DAN SMITH There will be fireworks, Just after sunup I arrived unhooked it and gave it a food and drink specials, at the three bridges and pat on the head before it swam away. The blood in giveaways, and other enter- was happy to see the Salty After getting myself my mouth kept me from taining events all spring and Dawg kayak, bait and tackle accustomed to the unstable celebrating too much. U.C.S.S. SPIRITUAL CENTRE shop up and running with a vessel my first fishing trip summer long. Right about then I began CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS few customers in the lot. was to Sleepy Hollow. VIP reserved seats are thinking about some way to 102 A. Aspen Ave. • Orange City Nice folks there so be sure For years I had been $12.50. General admission anchor my new fishing to stop in and check it out. intrigued by a small slough THURSDAY seating is $8 for adults and machine. I eventually My own destination was in that area. It was a $6 for children, seniors and would cut the end off a golf Healing: 7:00 pm another half mile down shallow water place of no military. Flex Packs are club and drill a hole in the All Message Service: 7:30 pm U.S. 1 to the little Sleepy more than a half acre stuck Music by Clay Walters undated ticket packages handle so I could stick it Hollow Park on the east in the center of thick that offer great savings and into the bottom to hold the side of the highway. As I mangroves but I always SUNDAY flexibility. Fans can pur- boat in place. launched the Green Peanut thought it would hold fish. Healing: 10:00 am chase a pack of either 10 or You know, funny thing all of the scars and scrapes On that morning I Church Service: 10:30 am about that story is I knew 22 tickets and use them in on the kayak’s bottom launched my new kayak Music by Louis Whilden & Terry Lerner exactly where I wanted to any combination at any reg- caused me to smile. with no finesse and begin my kayak fishing ALL ARE WELCOME ular season home game all It was just a bit over three managed to get my butt experience but that would Pastor: Rev. Margaret Ann Schmidt season long. years ago I was in the same wet in the process. After be the only time I ever Visit Our Website: For more information or spot when the Peanut was paddling a mile or so I was found so many fish in the www.ucss-spiritualcentre.com to buy tickets, visit daytona- shiny and new. I had at the spot. Pushing

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