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Vol. 8, No. 21 Your Local News and Information Source • www.HometownNewsVolusia.com Friday, June 28, 2019 General, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology Accepting new patients and Community most insurance including Tricare. Stetson selects dean New treatment for keloids with 98% cure rates Notes using SRT-100 Hanalei Dancers for School of Music Monday-Friday 8-4pm Dr. Murchland M.D., Board Certified Dermatologist. to perform at library For Hometown News dents and I’m extremely grateful that he has [email protected] agreed to work with the entire Stetson com- Amanda Hulce ARNP. The Hanalei Dancers of munity to strengthen the impact of Stetson’s Call 407-644-4212 Daytona Beach will perform 2014 - 2017 For Appointments and Details EADER R S wonderful music education experience.” ’ 1840 Greenwich Avenue • Winter Park C island dances in a free pro- H E After conducting a nation-wide search, Stetson In previous years, Dr. Peter conducted O I C Like us on gram from 1 to 2 p.m. www.blueoceandermatology.com 2018 University has appointed Timothy Peter, D.M.A., as ADE E R R S Stetson men’s chorus as well as taught choral ’ Wednesday, July 3, at the C H 1O C E the new dean of its School of Music. conducting and repertoire courses. His leadership I DeLand Regional Library, 130 Dr. Peter joined the School of Music’s faculty as the dean will include varied focuses for the facul- E. Howry Ave. seven years ago and has been leading the school as ty, students, staff and community along with con- staff and a visible and engaged community member They will also discuss the its interim dean this past year. ducting the Stetson Concert Choir. on and off campus,” he said. history behind the dances. “Dr. Peter has done exceptional work as the inter- “Expect personal attention to the School of Music Dr. Peter earned a doctorate of musical arts degree For more information, call im dean of the School of Music,” said Dr. Noel Paint- from the University of Arizona. Before Stetson, he (386) 822-6430, ext. 20762. students’ needs, openness to new teaching strategies er, Stetson provost and executive vice president. “He with the faculty, a thoughtful co-worker with the served as the head of the music department and pro- joined Stetson with a passion for educating our stu- See DEAN, page A2 NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet The 29th NAACP Freedom Look a that! If you’ve got the Fund Banquet, hosted by the West Volusia Branch, will be at 6 p.m. Saturday, June 29, at hoedown, they’ve The Center at Deltona, 1640 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. got the place Celebrating community trailblazers, difference makers By Diane M. Carey free props such as wood and providing scholarships to dcarey@hometownnews cookies, cake and cupcake deserving Volusia County stu- mediagroup.com stands, lanterns, signs, and dents. corn hole and bottle toss Keynote speaker will be Her working cattle ranch games. Judge Hubert L. Grimes, inter- She loves her hybrid cows, im Bethune-Cookman Uni- in Ormond Beach is fun, her commercial cleaning service all of which have names and versity President. Catering by some will come when called Cocky Rooster. Music and is OK, Beth Mardis is most excited about her venture by name. Many heifers she Entertainment by VIBE Band. into agritourism with Rodeo keeps as permanent pets, Dinner and dancing follow- Lakes. which she fondly refers to as ing a VIP Reception and Pro- Ms. Mardis and her hus- “her girls” gram. Doors open at 6 p.m. band, David, offer a unique Her love of farm animals Tickets are $75. way to celebrate a special started as a teen in Ohio For more information, visit occasion, particularly a wed- where she worked on a farm. westvolusianaacp.org. ding. Their 96 acres repre- Now she has been on Rodeo sent endless possibilities of Road in Ormond Beach 30 County to collect how to celebrate. years. Packages include a facility “As far as I am concerned household coordinator, parking atten- you can never have enough hazardous waste dant, kitchen prep area with cattle,” Ms. Mardis said. “I separate serving and cake love cows.” Randy Barber/staff photographer She does all the castrations Volusia County’s Solid tables, cocktail tables, lake- Aiden Foster, 7, of DeLand points to a crystal on display as his sister Emma, and vaccinations, whatever Waste Division will host a free front or mobile arbor, dance else comes up. She is really a collection event for household 4, looks on during Crystal Crafts at Stetson University’s Gillespie Museum in floor lighting, bench seating cow/calf organization, but hazardous materials from 8:30 DeLand on Thursday, June 20. The event was part of the museum's Thurs- for 100, for the ceremony, a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June day Takeaway series. evet insurance, and many See HOEDOWN, page A2 29, at DeBary City Hall, 16 Colomba Road. Residents may drop off old paint, solvents, automobile and household batteries, pool Compassionate acts led student to seek change chemicals, pesticides, motor oil, gasoline, other household By Rachel McCray improve the lives of many chemicals, and up to 10 fluo- For Hometown News people in the community. Karen Jacobs, Bank of See NOTES, page A3 Winni Zhang is the living America market manager, example of the famous Ghan- was happy to explain why the Cooking B4 di quote: “Be the change you full-scale Student Leadership wish to see in the world.” Program is a great opportuni- CHEF's CORNER In addition to involving ty. “The program in Washing- herself with multiple school ton D.C. is intended to con- clubs and volunteering within nect the government and Your the community to help those companies and non-profits freezer in need, Ms. Zhang was presi- together and seeing how that could hold dent of her senior class Stu- can solve big problems,” Ms. a happier dent Government Association Jacobs said. life as well as president of the When asked how the pro- National Honor Society at gram will impact the local DeLand High School. community, she said, “The “Throughout high school, I hope is that the student lead- Entertainment B1 chose to mainly invest my ers take what they learn onto their college degree and future HAPPY 4TH OF JULY time in extracurricular activi- ties that usually allowed me to career so that they can truly stay involved both at school give back to the community.” Ms. Jacobs also went on to and in the local DeLand com- Photo courtesy of Boys & Girls Clubs express her hope for Ms. munity.” Bank of American donated $15,000 to help staff summer camps of the Boys As a Deltona resident, Ms. Zhang to return and give back Zhang learned that involving & Girls Clubs of Volusia/Flagler. From left are Lisa Ryals and Mike Medford, to her hometown with which herself at school also allowed BGC area directors; Hanna Green, BGC Jr. Staff; Joe Sullivan, BGC chief pro- she has worked so hard to her to become familiar with fessional officer, Kristin Cox, BGC Jr. Staff; Jody Deforest, bank assistant involve herself. Find out about all the the DeLand community, their vice president; Skyla Ellis, BGC Jr. Staff; Jillisa Hayward, bank vice president; With the funding support of Bank of America, she also celebrations near you traditions and connect her Winni Zhang, BGC Student Leader intern; Karen Jacobs, bank senior vice with other local volunteering president; Endea Dixon, BGC Jr. Staff; and David Suellau, bank senior vice was granted a resource devel- opportunities. president. opment internship with the Index Thanks to her community Boys and Girls Clubs of Volu- sia/Flagler Counties. Business A7 Out & About B1 involvement, she was recently Classified B6 Police Report A5 selected as one of Bank of The prestigious award offers Washington, D.C. in July to gress as well as with their She had no problem Crossword B5 Sports B5 See CHANGE, page A2 Horoscopes B1 Viewpoint A6 America’s Student Leaders. her the opportunity to go to work with members of Con selected organization to The Cloisters would like to wish you a Fun & Safe www.thecloistersretirement.org (800)738-1222 | 400 East Howry Ave., DeLand A Retirement Housing Foundation Campus INDEPENDENCE DAY A not-for-profit community - ALF#8340 A-2 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 28, 2019

tural production by providing wedding venue is I think kids Hoedown a secondary stream of revenue nowadays should save their From page A1 and by educating the general money for a down payment on public about the agricultural a home and not spend $20,000 she has a list of clients she sells industry. to $30,000 on a wedding meat to. Agritourism is a great way unless you have deep pockets. It is Rodeo Lakes, though, to help farmers, Ms. Mardis “I have purchased so many where she is finding joy and said. “We just enjoy what we things to save these brides can see as her post cleaning do. It’s enabled me to keep the money,” Ms. Mardis said. “I retirement work. farm. The states have allowed get a lot of joy in seeing these Ms. Mardis and her hus- us to invite the general public couples start their life here. I band have owned the farm in for different things. It could really feel I am blessed. I take a since 2011 with Rodeo Lakes be horseback riding; it could lot of joy in helping them.” starting in 2013 and picking be picking your own berries. I Mr. Mardis, a retired golf up steam as a venue for cele- purposely turned the barn course superintendent, also brations. into a place that is inviting for works part time at Oceanside “Agritourism has been cre- parties and wedding recep- Country Club as a spray tech- ated in many, many states to tions. We put on some pretty nician. Beef also is sold at the help farmers out because we good parties. farm with their cattle being don’t make a lot of money,” she “It’s more of a relaxed atmo- fed on green grass or hay and said. sphere,” she said. “Let your fresh grain. Florida law even states, “It is hair down, have a good time.” For more information, call Photo courtesy of Beth Mardis the intent of the Legislature to Guests can stock their own (386) 672-5157 or visit rodeo- promote agritourism as a way bar and bring their own food. lakes.com. Beth and David Mardis, owners of Rodeo Lakes, share a moment at the work- to support bona fide agricul- “The whole idea with the ing cattle ranch and agri-tourism business in Ormond Beach.

for me to shadow because I receives from her parents is tion to make a lasting contri- of funding to support summer Change was able to see how the club vital to her success. “Though bution to the community programs at the eight Boys & From page A1 operates both inside and out- they could not necessarily help during her college career at the Girls Clubs throughout Volu- side with the community,” Ms. me with my homework, attend University of Pennsylvania, sia and Flagler counties. Bank describing why working Zhang said. “I also learned open house meetings or com- starting in August. of America provided a $15,000 alongside Development Direc- how to reach out to people in municate with my teachers In her free time, she can be grant for eight summer junior tor Robin Markus at BGCVFC the community to join the the because they mainly speak found doing what most teens staff positions as well as fund- was the most rewarding expe- BGCVFC mission. Chinese, they have supported do best – scrolling through ing for a Student Leader posi- rience for her during the pro- As the daughter of two Chi- me throughout my life and social media. tion, as a resource develop- gram. nese immigrants, Ms. Zhang high school career.” BGCVFC was chosen by ment Intern. “Robin was the best person recognizes the support she Ms. Zhang has every inten- Winni Zhang Bank of America as a recipient

England, Germany, Namibia, cians and citizens during their IDEAS WANTED! Dean Oman, Singapore, South Afri- undergraduate education Get Your Free Inventor’s Guide From page A1 ca and South Korea. years. fessor of music at Luther Col- Choral music instruction “I’m hoping to continue lege. provides students with much empowering Stetson’s music CALL 800-353-6102 NOW He has been very involved more than strengthening their faculty to be the best educators in the American Choral Direc- singing abilities, according to they can be while supporting Helping inventors and idea people since 1989. tors Association, serving as Dr. Peter. our students in musical dis- the divisional chair for reper- “Teaching and working with covery and outcomes as pro- toire and standards for col- students between the ages of fessional and passionate musi- Davison charges fees for services leges and universities, and the 18-22 is such an exciting time cians ready to teach, perform state and divisional chair for during their development,” and further their graduate TTBB choirs, which are tenor said Dr. Peter. “Choral music Dr. Peter education once they complete and bass choirs. and singing can create an trust, which is valuable as their musical studies at Stet- He has conducted choirs in atmosphere of openness and young people grow as musi- son,” he said. Rain, warm weather usher in mosquitoes For Hometown News Bartlett. “These mosquitoes treat adult populations. also been finding large quanti- newsdy@hometownnews are traveling with the For prompt service, resi- ties of mosquitoes breeding mediagroup.com wind into populated areas and dents may submit requests for around homes in various types will bite during the day and service and view scheduled of containers,” Ms. Bartlett The torrential rains that night.” areas for treatment at volusia. said. “There are steps you can doused Volusia County in The most affected areas org/mosquito. take around your home to early June helped to green up include Oak Hill, Edgewater Residents of incorporated reduce these pesky daytime lawns and replenish the water and New Smyrna Beach. Deltona, DeBary, Orange City, biters.” supply, but the after-effect is Mosquito Control is Lake Helen, DeLand and Pier- The most important thing is on its way – in swarms. responding as quickly as pos- son should call their city to to remove standing water from “Based on field surveillance sible by air and ground to submit a request. Contact your yard because mosquito data, we anticipate a large resolve the situation. Staff is information for city represen- larvae can survive in contain- increase of the adult mosquito out in full force treating larval tatives is available at ers as small as a bottle cap. populations, especially along production sites in the marsh volusia.org/mosquito. Another key step is to pro- the coast near the salt marsh by helicopter and boat. Trucks “With our neighborhood tect yourself and your family areas,” said Volusia Mosquito are spraying after sunset to domestic inspections, we have by using an EPA Control Director Suzanne approved repellent. For more suggestions, visit Residential • Commercial the Centers for Disease Con- Tile • Metal • Shingle • Flat Daytona 386-248-0200 - Orlando 407-270-7006 trol at Financing Available Edgewater 386-423-3076 cdc.gov/zika/prevention/pre- 2012 - 2017 2018 vent-mosquito-bites. www.awsroofing.com ADER DE Mosquito Control can be E S A R We Fix Roof Leaks! R ’ E S R ’ reached at (386) 424-2420. C E C H C E O I H1O I C Voted THE BEST 7 Correction Years In A An article about Powell Row! Brown participating in the Race Across America in the June 21 edition of Hometown Call Today for a FREE Estimate! News should have stated he is a Daytona Beach resident. SAKOWITZ EYE CENTER Enjoy Hassle Free Boating Board Certified Ophthalmologists All Year Round! Cataract Surgery • Advanced Multifocal Implants Over 190 OPEN HOUSE 11AM-3PM Glaucoma Treatment & Surgery • Retinal Laser Surgery & Macular Degeneration Treatment Locations! SATURDAY 29TH NEW SMYRNA BEACH Comprehensive Eye Examinations SPECIALS FOR ALL 4 LOCATIONS! CALL SAM 386-210-9030

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DAN SMITH Our year and a half old Actually bathing an MRecently she gathered the granddaughter Lucy even took elephant is usually part of the Smith clan for a trip to share a ride with her mom, Sarah, fun, but on this day there was space with the largest the putting her about seven a chance of thunderstorms so animal kingdom has to offer decades ahead of me as a that part was canceled. We did (at least on dry land.) pachyderm passenger. On my feed the elephants carrots and Lana made reservations for elephants that live there. We ride I had Lana in the driver’s the kids just loved that. They are big, gentle creatures that us all to go up to Williston to began the day with elephant seat and up near the business seem to adore the attention we spend the day at the Two Tails rides for all, including yours end of Maria. Our daughter Elephant Sanctuary. It sits Shayla rode with her own heaped upon them. truly. The kids laughed at me The Two Tails preserve was about 30 miles northwest of for being too relaxed atop daughter Delayna and son Ocala and just off U.S. 27. Landan rode with his son, started by Anthony’s parents Maria, the big sweetheart that back in the early ‘80s and at What fun it was to watch gives the visitors rides. It was five-year-old Oliver, who was our grandchildren interact the most gung-ho elephant first had a maternity ward and my first time on an elephant as many as 35 elephants. Now with the seven big Asian jockey among us. and it was a comfortable, it is more of a retirement Later we would hear from home for them. It is a nice Anthony, who has lived there clean environment for with the elephants all his life. ex-circus and zoo elephants to The star of the show was a big, live out their years. 36-year-old full tusker named It will cost you a few bucks Luke, who is multitalented. to get in on the fun, but it felt Need Teeth? 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Drive, Unit. 2, DeBary, and and Related Disabilities. For Class costs $50 with schol- 1-6 p.m. Fridays,July 14 and more information, call (407) arships available. For a reser- 21, at 111 Fountain Drive, 823- 6020 or visit pals-ucf- vation, call (386) 231-3152. Pierson. card.org. For an appointment, call For more information, call (386) 320-0110 or visit (386) 425-5210 or visit vfym- No-cost breastfeeding hhi2001.org. ca.org/hlc. classes in July AA meetings Health screenings The Florida Department of Health in Volusia County will Alcoholics Anonymous Monthly health screenings host a free breastfeeding class offers meetings in all of Volu- will be offered from 8 to 10 for new and expectant moth- sia County. a.m. every third Wednesday ers. For more information, visit at AdventHealth DeLand Class covers the basics of Randy Barber/staff photographer aadaytona.org or call the Laboratory, First Floor, 701 breastfeeding and is sched- Ray Petutsky of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office Citizens on Patrol finger- hotline at (386) 756-2930. W. Plymouth Ave. uled 6 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, July Available tests include prints Isabella Novinich, 11, of Deltona as her parents Lindsey and Anthony 2, 775 Harley Strickland prostate screening blood, look on during the Volusia County Hurricane Expo at the Volusia County Fair- Blvd., Orange City. Healthy Living Centers $21; cholesterol, $7; glucose, grounds on Saturday, June 8. Each class is a one-time $7 and lipid profile, $15. session. Reservations are sug- The Four Townes Family No appointment necessary; gested but not required. YMCA Healthy Living Cen- 12-hour fast required, water For information or to regis- ter and Halifax Health will only. For more information, fries will discuss basic and nat- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, ter, call (866) 942-3663. host Taking Off Pounds Sen- call (386) 943-4620. Notes ural pest control from 11 a.m. July 2, at Deltona City Hall, in From page A3 to noon. the Commission Chambers at •11 a.m. to noon Tuesday, 2345 Providence Blvd. Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, July 16, DeBary Public Library, FLOWmobile is able to pro- Chiwetel Ejiofor and Alan 200 N. Charles R. Beall Blvd. cess/replace Vehicle Registra- DeLand Police want you. . . Tudyk star. Rated PG-13, 119 For more information, call tions in addition to drivers’ minutes. the Volusia County Extension licenses and ID cards. For more information, call Service at (386) 822-5778. For more information, call to attend an open house (386) 822-6430, ext. 20762. (386) 878-8500. For Hometown News police department during If they make it through Monday Munchers newsdy@hometownnews normal business hours,” those two steps, then they get Master gardeners FAC honors County mediagroup.com Police Chief Jason Umberger a long-form application and plan plant clinics The Monday Munchers will Council members said in a news release. “These background application to meet at noon July 8 at Perkins The DeLand Police Depart- Restaurant on Saxon Boule- open houses allow people to formally apply to the Police Volusia County’s master The Florida Association of ment will begin Open House vard in Orange City. get their foot in the door and Department. gardeners will share gardening Counties recognized Volusia Recruitment Days June 29 to Participants will order from get a head start on becoming Candidates should bring a tips and answer questions County Chair Ed Kelley and streamline the hiring process. the menu, but there is free pie. a sworn law enforcement offi- valid driver’s license and be during plant clinics in July. County Council Members The open houses will pro- Fellowship time is anytime cer.” dressed in appropriate work- Residents can bring their Deb Denys, Heather Post and vide an overview of the entire before noon. There will be no Candidates will complete a out clothing to complete the plants for a free check-up. Billie Wheeler as presidential hiring process and the first program. It is open to all short pre-employment physical agility test. Upcom- •10 to 11 a.m. Friday, July 5, advocates for their work two phases of testing will be senior citizens beyond the age screening application. Upon ing dates, all at 9 a.m. on Sat- DeLand Regional Library, 130 during the 2019 offered. of 50. successful screening, candi- urdays, are June 29, July 27, E. Howry Ave. A master gar- legislative session. “There are a lot of people For more information, call dates will be administered a Aug. 24, Sept. 28, Oct. 26 and dener will discuss selecting The recognition is given to who may be interested in (386) 775-2766. physical agility test and, if Nov. 23, and growing palms. county council members who becoming a police officer, but successful, will then be For more information, con- •10 a.m. to noon Saturday, have shown exceptional lead- don’t know how or where to administered the National tact Sgt. Josh Santos at July 13, Deltona Regional FLOWmobile at City Hall ership in advocating with the start and may not have an Police Officer Selection writ- [email protected] Library, 2150 Eustace Ave. opportunity to stop by the ten test. or ( 386) 626-7470. Master Gardener Howard Jef- The FLOWmobile will be See NOTES, page A6

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Kerrison, 32, of and charged with aggravated Orange City, was arrested June (888) 277-TIPS Police Department Oak Hill, was arrested June 14 battery and battery. Bail was 18 and charged with racke- and charged with possession set at $5,000. teering, conspiracy to commit •Spencer T. Gibson Jr., 29, of of methamphetamine and par- •Ernest S. Harris Jr., 30, of racketeering, principal to DeLand, was arrested June 14 Wanted aphernalia. Bail was set at Orange City, was arrested June uttering forged bills, posses- and charged with sale of $3,000. sion of Schedule II substance cocaine within 1,000 feet of 17 and charged with posses- •Darvis S. Lindsey, 32, of and introduction of contra- place of worship, possession of sion of a Schedule II substance Deltona, was arrested June 14 band into detention facility. firearm and/or ammunition and battery. Bail was set and charged with possession Bail was set at $67,000. by a felon, carrying a con- $4,000. of cannabis, leaving scene of a •Anthony L. Wynder, 33, of •Amy Diane Moreland, 43, cealed firearm, possession of DeLand, was arrested June crash with damage to proper- Orange City, was arrested June with intent to sell manufacture 18 and charged with posses- ty, resisting an officer without 17 and charged with posses- or deliver, possession of hero- sion of paraphernalia and her- in, cocaine, oxycodone and violence and driving with sion of cocaine and operating license canceled. Bail was set oin and neglect of a child. Bail hydromorphone and deliver/ while driver’s license supend- was set at $15,500. at $2,500. distribute marijuana. Bail was ed. Bail was not set. •Carlos Ram Rosa, 23, of •William J. Knoblock, 44, of Unknown Suspects set at $35,500. •Martin A. Tellez, 54, of DeLand, was arrested June 18 •Justin M. Phillips, 30, of Deltona, was arrested June 14 Osteen, was arrested June 17 and charged with resisting an Volusia County Sheriff’s second suspect was 6 feet tall, DeLand, was arrested June 14 and charged with domestic and charged with burglary of officer without violence. Bail Office is seeking two suspects wearing a navy blue bandan- and charged with flee or battery by strangulation. Bail an occupied dwelling and loi- in a Daytona Beach armed na covering his face, and was not set. robbery. white and black pants. attempting to elude and driv- was not set. tering or prowling. Bail was set •Trishtan D. Tolbert, 27, of •Josephine M. Broome, 29, Two masked suspects held Both males fled the scene ing with license canceled. Bail at $11,000. Deltona, was arrested June 18 a Daytona Beach conve- on foot, heading in different was set at $3,000. of Orange City, was arrested •Katherine E. Menegay, 32, and charged with flee/attempt nience store clerk at gunpoint directions. •Austin D. Pope, 20, of June 15 and charged with pos- of Deltona, was arrested June elude with lights siren active early Saturday, June 15, Just after 5 a.m. Saturday, DeLand, was arrested June 15 session of methamphetamine. 17 and charged with child and no valid driver’s license. before stealing money from the second armed robbery and charged with burglary of Bail was set at $2,500. abuse. Bail was not set. Bail was set at $40,000. the cash register. Less than 30 occurred at 5 a.m. at Stop & an unoccupied structure and •Johnathan Reynolds, 30, of •Ryan Daniel Warner, 40, of •Todd C. Kuriga, 48, of minutes later, a similar inci- Save, 1096 Mason Ave., grand theft. Bail was set at Deltona, was arrested June 15 DeLand, was arrested June 17 DeBary, was arrested June 18 dent occurred a few miles where two male suspects and charged with aggravated and charged with possession away. robbed the store using a gun. $5,000. and charged with possession The suspects match the Daytona Beach police are •Donald B. Johns, 67, of battery on a pregnant person. of methamphetamine, canna- of Schedule IV and II sub- stances. Bail was not set. descriptions in both robber- investigating that incident. DeLand, was arrested June 15 Bail was not set. bis and paraphernalia. Bail ies. Anyone with information and charged with possession •Austin D. Pope, 20, of was not set. •Sexton Omodele Keith, 44, The first robbery occurred about these robberies is of paraphernalia and a Sched- DeLand, was arrested June 15 •James P. Mitchell, 29, of of DeLand, was arrested June at 4:35 a.m. at the BP gas sta- urged to call the VCSO ule IV substance. Bail was not and charged with criminal Deltona, was arrested June 18 18 and charged with traffick- tion, 1049 Derbyshire Road. non-emergency number: ing in morphine. Bail was set set. mischief damage property and and charged with possession Both suspects were described (386) 248-1777. Or to remain at $150,000. •Brian Stewart Hutson, 46, possession of alcoholic bever- of cocaine and a Schedule II as black males wearing black anonymous, call Crime Stop- hoodies. One suspect was pers of Northeast Florida at of DeLand, was arrested June age by person under 21 years •Letisha M. Huertas Lopez, substance. Bail was not set. 20, of Deltona, was arrested described as 5 feet, 8 inches 1-888-277-8477 (TIPS) and 16 and charged with petit of age. Bail was not set. •Thomas A. Urbanowicz, June 18 and charged with tall, wearing a white and you could receive a cash theft. Bail was set at $2,500. •Giannina Drysch, 37, of 49, of DeLand, was arrested depriving officer means-pro- black bandanna covering his reward. Or via online NEF- Deltona, was arrested June 15 June 18 and charged with tection/communication and face, and black pants. The Crimestoppers.com. and charged with possession racketeering, conspiracy to Volusia County battery. Bail was not set. of Schedule II substance. Bail commit racketeering and prin- •Chakerria C. White, 22, of WE’RE ON Sheriff’s Office was set at $2,500. cipal to uttering a forgery. Bail Deltona, was arrested June 19 •William H. Conway, 34, of was set at $60,000. and charged with possession •Paul T. Bojczuk Jr., 22, of Orange City, was arrested June •Bryan C. Bledsoe, 45, of of firearm and/or ammunition FACEBOOK! Deltona, was arrested June 14 15 and charged with posses- DeLand, was arrested June 18 by a felon and accessory after and charged with possession sion of cocaine. Bail was set at and charged with racketeer- the fact first degree felony. Bail of sexual performance by a $2,500. ing, conspiracy to commit was set at $200,000. “Like” Hometown News Volu- child. Bail was set at $10,000. •Cameron S. Stewart, 21, of racketeering and principal to •Daniel Robert Genest, 38, sia for the latest in local news, •Patrick Bryan Gordon, 30, Deltona, was arrested June 15 uttering a forgery. Bail was set of DeLand, was arrested June information and interactive of DeLand, was arrested June and charged with grand theft at $75,000. 20 and charged with posses- features like photo contests 14 and charged with posses- and burglary of an unoccupied •Joshua H. Huebner, 30, of sion of cocaine. Bail was not and Rants & Raves. sion of paraphernalia, traffick- structure. Bail was set at Deltona, was arrested June 18 set.

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I had to read this one a couple times, but thanks for the laugh. So, you feel you have a right to know what the driver’s make on the winnings. So should we also demand to know how much a lottery winner gets after taxes? Should we also know how much every city employee makes after taxes? Also, should we know the salaries of every single person who lives in Florida? You sound a little offended about what they make. I wonder, have you ever driven in NASCAR? Do you realize what they do? Do you understand the skill you need to be able to drive in those races? Um, probably not. So, my suggestion is simple, if you don’t agree with what they Randy Barber/staff photographer make and how it is divided, I suggest you no longer buy any more tickets to the races, don’t buy their jackets, shirts and other Mary Blakeslee of Deleon Springs receives information from officer Andy Millwater of Volusia County memorabilia. Instead take that money and do something posi- Solid Waste during the Volusia County Hurricane Expo at the Volusia County Fairgrounds on Saturday, tive, like donate to a reputable charity. Some people work so hard June 8. to complain about something.

A few problems and questions on Jeep Beach pray that anyone who had to avoid those tubs or stop quickly did and lasting solution. so without incident. I felt so terrible. The homeless will eventually find themselves in Key West con- My heartfelt thanks to the person (or persons) who was so tinuing much the same hard scramble lives suffered up in Cen- We drove from Dunlawton Avenue to as far north as we could kind and compassionate to remove them from the road so no tral Florida. on the beach. one got hurt, and then stack them on the side of the road so I Rather than working toward passing legislature in favor of could remove them. God bless the Good Samaritans. I will pay We have never seen such a mess of people and Jeeps on the substantive programs for the alleviation of bullying, manic-de- that kindness forward. beach. The Jeeps were parked three deep in parking spaces. Jeeps pression, alcohol-drug addiction, PTSD, unemployment, prison were digging up the sand bad. One kid almost got run over, and recidivism, school dropout, it’s easier to judgmentally condemn Jeeps speeding on beach. and sanctimoniously point fingers at such so-called deadbeats. We did not see a Beach patrol truck at all? Big holes left in For two nights now I have seen something that I haven’t seen sand. It is turtle season. RV Campers with canopies out, dogs, before, a New Smyrna Beach police car go by that had one head- And, shamefully, move the stricken street people out of sight/ beer. Jeeps parked in driving lane. Down by Main Street, it clear- light (on the driver’s side) not working. out of mind in order to have them become perplexing less well- ly says no U-turns, but every jeep did a U-turn, which messed up Wouldn’t someone take note of the broken light and repair it to-do good for nothing nuisances somewhere else. the traffic trying to get out. right away? Are there not any employees who see to it the police We must do better than that. It was not safe and the tide was coming in. I see this as any vehicles are properly maintained? thing goes for Jeeps, but not for others? Lets do better next year. Years ago, I was stopped by a New Smyrna Beach police officer Can we get a witness Jeeps and children and high tide do not get along. and given a written notice for having a non-working headlight. Why don’t the police seem to take it seriously when it involves their vehicles? Why is it that Jehovah Witnesses are located at the entrance of Why no Ponce? Volusia County public libraries? Can any religious organization occupy space to promote their Recently, I read about a few animal abuse incidents. Out of sight/out of mind beliefs on public property? Is there a fee to rent space on public No mention of Ponce’s Law being applied. I wonder why? Signposts and charities are disgracefully inadequate response property for such purposes? For that matter, can a business mar- to panhandling. ket their products and services on public property? What does it mean? Instead of truly coping with the predicament of those pleading It seems what is good for one should be good for all. It could for money on the streets, it’s easier to find fault with them and get very crowded outside the public library if all religious organi- I read in your business section when Suntrust and BB&T place blame. Ushering the needy out of one community into zations and business owners decided to show their wares in this merger their new name will be Truist. another avoids the desperately needed compassionate empathy same fashion. Albeit, the Jehovah Witnesses do display a respect- At the moment neither Noah Webster or I are familiar with ful and courteous presence. that word. Could someone tell us how it came to be and what it means? I know new words are constantly being added.

One-eyed cop car Wednesday, July 17. Snorkel Sites participating in contact Beach Safety at (386) Notes the high slack tide at Light- 239-6414 or beachsafety@ A kindness to pay forward From page A4 house Point Park, 500 S. summer food program volusia.org to coordinate Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet. their efforts. Bags with trash On Saturday, June 22, my brother and I had moved a large association to advance the Participants must bring their Volusia County’s Human should be placed inside any piece of furniture in the back of my pick up truck, then loaded counties’ legislative agenda. own snorkeling gear and be Services Office is sponsoring garbage can on the beach or some empty plastic storage tubs in my pick up to take to storage. able to swim. Those under a Summer Food Service Pro- next to it if the can is full. When I turned right out of the Lamplighter mobile home age 18 must wear a personal gram for children from June 3 For more information, email community on Nova Road, apparently we had not shut the tail- Volusia County receives flotation device and be through Aug. 9. VolunteerVolusia@volusia. gate on my truck tight. When I accelerated, there went the plastic accompanied by an adult The program, funded by org tubs in the middle of Nova Road. best practices award guardian at all times. the U.S. Department of Agri- Fortunately, I had waited to pull out so that there was a little culture, provides nutritionally Volusia County was award- “stopping room” for the cars going south on Nova Road. I got the balanced meals. All children SMA Annual Dinner ed a County Government red light on Madeline Avenue, so it took me a few minutes to Learn about age 18 and younger are eligi- Best Practices Award from Celebration & Auction make a U-turn to go back and pick them up. ble for meals free. Someone (or possibly more than one kind person) had picked the Florida Counties Founda- air potatoes To find sites and meal serv- up the tubs and stacked them neatly on the side of the road. I tion during the Florida Asso- The SMA Healthcare Foun- ing times, visit summerbreak- ciation of Counties Annual A representative from the dation’s 21st annual Dinner spot.org. Conference in Orange Coun- Florida Department of Agri- Celebration and Auction will ty. culture and Consumer Ser- feature Jeff Burton, NBC Volusia received the award vices will talk about air potato Woodcarvers meet announcer and former for the Animal Abuse Data- vines, an invasive plant, and NASCAR driver, at 6 p.m. DEADLINES base and was among seven the beetle that eats it (and The Deltona Woodcarvers Wednesday, July 6, at Daytona The deadline for submissions to Hometown News in Volusia counties honored. only it) during programs: Club meets at noon Tuesdays 500 Club at Daytona Interna- County is 5 p.m. Thursday for the next week's issue, except for •10 a.m. to noon Thursday, at the Church of Nazarene tional Speedway. Rants & Raves, which is 5 p.m. Friday. Deadlines are adjusted for County plans Explore July 11, Daytona Beach 1420 Courtland Blvd., Delto- Individual seats are $200. holidays. For more information, call (386) 322-5924. Regional Library, 105 E. Mag- na. Sponsorship opportunities Volusia programs nolia Ave. A breakfast carvefest is at are available. •10 a.m. to noon Friday, Rhonda’s Kitchen 2387 S. For more information, Learn about Volusia Coun- July 12, DeBary Public Volusia Ave., Orange City, at email chines@smahealthcare. ty’s conservation lands and Library, 200 N. Charles R. 8:30 a.m. on the second and org. land management practices Beall Blvd. fourth Saturday each month during free Explore Volusia Residents who complete at 8:30 a.m. Visitors are wel- Friends group seeks programs in July. and return a form by July 5 come. Reservations are required; can pick up beetles to take For more information, call former volunteers Published weekly by Hometown News, L.C., call (386) 736-5927. The out- home with them. For a form, (386) 985-5805 or visit 5059 Turnpike Feeder Road, Ft. Pierce, FL 34951 door adventures include: visit volusia.org/horticulture deltonawoodcarversclub.com. Members of Friends of Copyright © 2019, Hometown News, L.C. •Indian River Lagoon pad- or call (386) 822-5778. Deltona Library are inviting Voted # 1 Community Newspaper in dle: 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, former volunteers and library America in 2005, 2006, 2007. Volunteers needed for patrons to help them prepare One of the top 3 in America every year since 2003. July 10. Bring a kayak, canoe Historic speakers or stand-up paddleboard July 5 beach cleanup for the library’s 50th birthday on Aug. 23. Farris Robinson...... President Julianne Petersen...... Graphic Artist along with a life preserver and Southern Cassadaga Spiri- Vernon D. Smith ...... Managing Partner Rodney Bookhardt ...... Senior Account Manager The Deltona Garden Club Don Hornbeck ...... Regional Circulation Manager Heather Donaldson ...... Inside Sales Manager whistle. Meet at Riverbreeze tualist Camp will host its first Volusia County is asking Flora Wilkerson...... Circulation Administrator Angie Daniels ...... Inside Sales Assistant got the first library started in Robin Bevilacqua ...... Human Resources Lora L. Uber...... Inside Sales/Classified Park, 250 HH Burch Road, Saturday Historic Speaker volunteers to join them in Annita Ferrante...... Account Receivable Michael Buckley ...... Circulation Manager removing debris the morning 1969. If you or a family mem- Amanda Wheaton Randy Barber Oak Hill. Series from 1 to 2 p.m. July 6, ...... Credit & Collections ...... Staff Photographer ber has memories or photos Cecil G. Brumley ...... Managing Editor Diane Carey...... Staff Writer •Guided hike: 9 to 11 a.m. in Colby Memorial Temple. of July 5. The Environmental Kathy Young ...... Major/Natl. Accounts Manager Gina McKee...... Staff Writer from the 1960s and 1970s, Rita Chatman ...... Office Mgr/Comm. Relations Carrie Maday...... News Clerk Friday, July 12. Learn about Rev. Marilyn Awtry, also Management Division is Mercedes Lee-Paquette ...Production Manager drop them off at the library; the importance of estuaries known as the encyclopedia of planning a special cleanup email them to cjefferson3@ while hiking through Doris Spiritualism, will speak about from 9 to 11 a.m. at Sun cfl.rr.com; or mail them to Leeper Spruce Creek Pre- “Our Lily Dale Connection.” Splash Park, 611 S. Atlantic Phone (386) 322-5900 Friends of Deltona Library, Fax (386) 322-5901 serve. Wear closed-toe shoes. A $5 donation is requested Ave., Daytona Beach. 2150 Eustace Ave., Deltona, Classified (386) 322-5949 Meet at 3251 N. Dixie Free- For more information, call Beachgoers can just go to Rants & Raves (386) 322-5902 FL 32725. Include your name way, New Smyrna Beach. (386) 228-3171. their favorite spot with a trash Circulation Inquiries 1-866-913-6397 •Ponce Inlet snorkeling bag or reusable bucket. and phone number.

WEST VOLUSIA WEST [email protected] adventure: 9 to 11 a.m. Groups of 15 or more can Friday, June 28, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • A-7 Bad driving in the slow lane he latest employment full-time, leaving less time for outparcels. reports show Volusia VOLUSIA their children, volunteering in Also, Consolidated-Tomoka County’s economy is BUSINESS the community and doing wants to add the Becks Tgrowing, just not too fast. CECIL G. other activities. Building to its downtown The unemployment rate in So the next a government Daytona Beach project. The Volusia was at 3.3% in May, up BRUMLEY official or economic developer office building could be from 3.1% in April, but down starts bragging about a from 3.6% in May 2018, redeveloped into apartments. for tech salaries in the nation handful of new jobs or according to the latest report businesses. Point out to them from the state labor agency. in 2018 was the Daytona *** Beach area at $63,977. that it isn’t enough. We were There were 8,462 unemployed already behind the rest of the workers out of a labor force of Let me repeat that: “the Lakeland-based StoreRight lowest average . . . in the nation and we’ve got to catch 255,607 in May compared to up. Self Storage bought a ful- 9,028 unemployed workers nation.” Why this area has always ly-permitted site at 3035 out of a labor force of 253,781 *** Howland Blvd. in Deltona for last year. been so low-paying has always been a bit of a head-scratcher. $1 million and has already Non-agricultural jobs I’ve heard a lot of people say Consolidated-Tomoka Land started building a self-storage totaled 207,700 in May in the workers in this area are paid Co. is staying busy with moves facility there. Volusia/Flagler area, same as less because of the “tropical that will have a big impact on April, but up 3,700 or 1.8% the Daytona Beach area. It just discount.” So, a tech worker is *** from May 2018. Diving paid lower in the Daytona sold about 14 acres of land at 2018 ADER further into the numbers, E S Beach area than, say, Milwau- the southwest corner of LPGA R ’ everything looked good In other retail news, a Five C kee, because they have a and Clyde Morris Boulevards E H1O I C except business and profes- shorter drive to the beach? to Unicorp for $3.8 million. Below store is going into the 386.257.2662 sional services jobs, which was The cost of living was much No word on Unicorp’s plans. West Volusia Regional down 600. lower here, especially housing. The Orlando company already Shopping center on South 137 Bay St., Daytona Beach • Tues-Sat 9:30am-5pm The state also recently However, while the cost of has two projects planned on Woodland Boulevard in SouthernHomeFurniture.com release the Annual Census of living has gone way up thanks LPGA, South Williamson DeLand. Also, interior build Employment and Wages for to a hot housing market, and Shops where it has already out has started for a Dollar Largest used furniture showroom in the county 2018, which shows monthly prices on a lot of consumer identified ABC Wine & Tree at Tomoka Town Center employment averaged 173,325 goods are higher now because Spirits, Goodwill and a storage in Daytona Beach. in Volusia in 2018, up 2.1% of the federal tariffs on foreign place, wrapping around the from 2017. Wages were at goods, wages are not keeping existing RaceTrac store. The Managing Editor Cecil G. $40,087, up 2.6%. pace. site plan on the company’s The growing economy is a So, why is this a problem? website also shows a Burger Brumley has been tracking good thing, but it’s not enough It’s a quality of life issue. Since King, an AT&T shop and a business and the economy in to overcome one of the wages are lower, workers have Great Clips. North William- Volusia County for more than worst-paying metro areas in to put in more time, a lot of son Square will be anchored 22 years. Contact him at Florida. For example, accord- people have more than one by an as-yet unnamed cbrumley@hometownnewsol. ing to Business.org, the metro job. There aren’t too many specialty grocery with an com (no hyphen) or follow him area with the lowest average couples who don’t both work adjacent strip center and three on Twitter @cecilbrumley. Business News Hospital names director Hispanic chamber aregionalchamber.org or call a.m. Thursday, July 11. (386) 490-4606. County representatives will of operations honors leaders demonstrate how to register as Area chamber hosts a vendor; explain how to sub- AdventHealth Fish Memori- The Volusia Hispanic mit bids, proposals and quotes; Chamber of Commerce has MENTION THIS AD FOR al has selected Khelsea Bauer monthly events and discuss state and local named the winners of the 2019 to serve as director of opera- ordinances relevant to work- $10 OFF ANY SERVICE tions. iLatina Awards winners. The DeLand Area Chamber Not valid with any other offer Exp 06/30/2019 The Entrepreneur of the ing with the county. They will Ms. Bauer of Commerce and the Orange also explain the information will provide Year is Raquel Levy, owner of City Alliance have several reg- Atlantic Law Center. ularly scheduled events. channels available to vendors oversight to and answer questions. ALLEN’S APPLIANCE SERVICE the food and The Professional of the Year The discussion group Fuel is Leslie Castillo-Solis, Senior meets at 7:30 a.m. Mondays at For more information, call 2012 - 2017 2018 ADER ADER E S EARNS ESTEEMED 2014 ANGIE’S LIST E S nutritional R ’ market manager of communi- Boston Coffee, 109 E. New the Volusia County Purchasing R ’ C C services H E E ty engagement, American York Ave., DeLand. and Contracts Division at (386) O I C SUPER SERVICE AWARDS! H1O I C department. Cancer Society. Let’s Do Lunch networking 736-5935, ext. 12490. The role will 4 YEARS IN A ROW! The Community Leader of meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 grow in the Year is Yvette Gonza- p.m. Tuesdays at The Cloister’s scope to pro- lez-Ferrell, resource develop- of DeLand, 400 E. Howry Ave. vide over- ment manager, United Way of For more information, call Bauer (386) 734-4331 or visit sight to two Volusia/Flagler. You wouldn’t call a plumber to fix your additional deLandchamber.org. departments. car; why trust the care of your loved Ms. Bauer has four years of AM Connection set Volusia County plans experience and most recently one to anyone but a professional. served as director of strategic The West Volusia Regional vendor workshops Chamber of Commerce will program management for the present an AM Connection at Volusia County’s Purchas- Our Professional services are complimentary. AdventHealth facilities in 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 2, at ing and Contracts Division Flagler, Lake and Volusia Gateway Center for the Arts, will conduct two workshops counties. 880 N. C.R. Beall Blvd., for vendors who want to learn For the elderly, it happens unexpect- A Maitland resident, she DeBary. how to do business with the edly and all too often. They suffer a earned bachelors’ degrees in The guest speakers will be county. stroke or break a hip or suddenly find business administration and Robin and Larry French with The workshops will be in themselves unable to continue living Spanish for international trade Great Tasting Tours. the first-floor training rooms from Andrews University in alone in their own home. Free for members, the cost is of the Thomas C. Kelly Michigan, a master’s degree in Then, at the worst possible time, the $10 for non-members. Administration Center, 123 W. business administration from senior or a member of their family For a reservation or more Indiana Ave., DeLand, at 5:30 Rollins College. information, visit westvolusi- must scramble to find a new, safe p.m. Wednesday, July 10; and 9 place for the loved-one to live. In desperation, many turn to the Inter- The most important thing we do is net in hopes of finding a quick solution look at the individual and find out who Giving back to their problem. they are as a person to see where they “It’s a scenario that we see all too of- will be most comfortable. ten,” said Rose Traub, one of ten senior While the senior’s family may feel care placement advisers at Assisted guilty about encouraging their loved Living Made Simple in New Smyrna one to move into an assisted living Beach. “But, with a little advance plan- community, they shouldn’t. “Usual- ning, it’s a stressful situation that could ly, when the loved one living alone have been avoided.” moves into their new home, which “The Internet is the last place they they personally help select, they be- should go,” warned Rose. “What they come much more social, less isolated, need is boots on the ground in the happy and thrive,” Rose added. community, someone who’s familiar “Choosing the right home the first with local assisted living facilities, have time is extremely important; our num- visited and evaluated them, and can ber one goal at Assisted Living Made knowledgeably recommend them to Simple is to find seniors a right place our seniors, just as we would to our to live where they truly feel at home own parents.” and can enjoy life knowing that they What separates us from the other are not alone.” placement companies is that we in- For more information, terview the client/family, find out who they are and what they want and work call 800-345-7311, as a team to find what’s right for them. visit www.almsnsb.com or Assisted Living Made Simple considers email [email protected]. everything including the emotional, Servicing the State of Florida. financial, medical, and social needs.

Photo courtesy of Women Who Care The Volusia County Women Who Care recently presented $18,000 to the Gina McReynolds Foundation, which provides aid to families battling breast cancer through financial support and counseling. From left are Teresa Smith, founder of Volusia County Women Who Care; and Will McReynolds, Mike Bogle and 629 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 Scott Smith, foundation board Members. 386-847-2322 www.almsnsb.com A-8 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 28, 2019 Dining & Entertainment FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2019 • WEST VOLUSIA • WWW.HOMETOWNNEWSVOLUSIA.COM Out & Horoscopes about

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For more what feels right and wrong, and information, call (386) 295- you can guide others in the right 5699 or visit thankyoufive.org. direction. •Summer Concert Series: The City of Daytona Beach’s GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Bandshell Summer Entertain- ment Series continues with Your current focus on finances Rebel Rebel, a David Bowie has all of your accounts under tribute. Show time is 7 p.m. and scrutiny, Gemini. You need to admission is free. VIP tickets are Fourth of July Events have a clear picture of spending available for $10 per person per Orange City 775-5410. Church. habits in order to reign things in. show and include a chair and The event will be emceed by Central seating near the stage. DeLand CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 For more information, visit Fireworks & Fun will be from 5 to 9 Florida radio talent, Dallas Reese. The Bay Kings Band will play at Earl Brown DaytonaBandshell.com. p.m. Saturday, June 29, at Valentine The city’s fifth annual free Firecracker Cancer, if you are feeling Park amphitheater at 7 p.m. •Ocean Center: Community Park, at 1595 W. French Ave. Festival will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday, exhausted, plan a getaway that Effort Orlando Gaming Champi- The fireworks display by Four Sea- There will be a band, contests, food July 3, at Earl Brown Park, 750 S. Ala- will have you feeling rested in no onships will be from June 28-30, sons Display Inc. will begin shortly after and general vendors, raffles, a kids’ zone bama Ave. time. Go somewhere nearby so at the Ocean Center, 101 N. 9 p.m. following the band. The concert and a fireworks show. Powered by RC Hill Honda Power- you can start relaxing as soon as Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. is lawn seating and guests are encour- possible. Free admission and parking. The fire- sports, the event will feature Brian’s Players and fighting game fans aged to bring blankets or lawn chairs. from over 45 states and 30 works show begins at 9:15 pm. Personal BBQ and numerous food trucks, the The city is offering reservations for LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 countries are expected to attend. fireworks and coolers are prohibited. popular pie-eating contest presented by seating underneath the oak tree in front The event is open to people of For more information, email dfitzpat- Kermit’s Key West Key Lime Shoppe all ages battling for the top prize Leo, you want to give sound [email protected] or call (386) and a kids zone organized by Journey See FOURTH, page B2 inside the infamous CEO Ring. advice but are a little worried For more information, to about how your message will be register as a competitor or buy a received. All you can do is put spectator badge, visit ceogam- the information out there and ing.org/ceo. Museum features Florida artist hope for the best. •Cinematique: “The Tomorrow Man” will be shown at 242 S. For Hometown News VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Beach St., Daytona Beach. newsdy@hometownnews Tickets are $9 general admis- mediagroup.com All it takes is a little reschedul- sion or $7 members. Matinees ing to free up your calendar for are $7 or $5. For more informa- something extremely fun, Virgo. tion, call (386) 252-3118. The Museum of Art- Now you just have to settle on •Summer Splash: Free Family DeLand is featuring paint- which enjoyable activity to do. Fun with splash pad, interactive ings, drawings and prints DJ and games from 5-8 p.m. at by artist Richard Frank in LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 One Daytona in Daytona Beach. an exhibit that opens June For more information, visit 28 at 600 N. Woodland If you feel like your coffers are onedaytona.com. Blvd. getting a little empty lately, find a “The Richard Frank fun way to bring in a little more Saturday, June 29 Estate: Paintings, Drawings money, Libra. This extra income and Prints” has been select- will alleviate some pressure you •Festival: The Volusia Hispanic ed from the estate of Rich- have felt of late. Chamber of Commerce and the ard Frank consisting of 104 Daytona Tortugas will host the SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 first Copa de la Diversion works of art, donated to Festival, or Fun Cup, from noon MOAD by an anonymous Scorpio, once you stop trying to 5 p.m., at Jackie Robinson collector. so hard, all of the answers will Ballpark, 110 E. Orange Ave., Mr. Frank (1947-2014) fall in your lap. However, it can Daytona Beach. There will Latin moved to the U.S. from be difficult to pull back and let music, food and entertainment. Great Britain at 13 and nature run its course. Things The Tortugas will have a game studied architecture at the worth fighting for take work. after the festival at 7:05 p,m. For University of Florida, and more information, visit volusia- painting and drawing at SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 chamber.org. Temple University in Phila- •Summer Concert Series: It may be time for a big Smokin’ and Renegade, Boston delphia and John F. Kenne- change, Sagittarius. A number and Styx tributes, will play at 7 dy University in San Fran- of factors that only you can p.m. at the Bandshell in Daytona cisco, earning master’s and control will determine which Beach. Admission is free. VIP bachelor’s degrees in fine Photo courtesy of the Museum of Art DeLand direction to go in. Start thinking tickets are available for $10 per arts. of the possibilities. person per show and include a He was Curator of Edu- The work of Richard Frank will be on exhibit from June 28 to Sept. 29, at the chair and seating near the stage. cation at the Norton Muse- Museum of Art DeLand, 600 N. Woodland Blvd. Shown is Watcher, Water- See OUT, page B2 See ARTIST, page B2 color on paper. See SCOPES, page B2

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NO EBT CARDS (Inside the Sunshine Park Mall) 386-322-5900 B-2 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 28, 2019 The Club Scene Good times •Bank & Blues Club: David •Hard Rock Hotel Daytona more information, call (386) Julia will perform at 9 p.m. Beach: Upcoming performers 788-3268. Saturday, June 29. Door opens are DJ Ayoo, noon-6 p.m., •Ocean Deck: Morning Buzz at 8 p.m. at 701 Main St., Melissa Trumble, 6 p.m. and plays at 9:30 p.m. Mondays. Daytona Beach. Tickets are Orange Avenue, 8 p.m., Friday, Orange Avenue plays at 9:30 $15. For more information, call June 28; DJ Ayoo, noon-6 p.m., p.m. Tuesdays. Caribbean (386) 252-9877 or visit dayton- Dave Alexander, 6 p.m., The Posse performs from 9:30 abeachmainstreet.com. Sean Peace Band, 8 p.m. p.m.-2 a.m. Thursday through •Café Da Vinci: Miss Intent Saturday, June 29; DJ Ayoo, Sunday. Robert Keele plays will perform at 9 p.m. Friday, noon-4 p.m., Claire Vandiver, 6 acoustic guitar from 5 p.m. to 8 June 28. Ben Prestage will p.m. Sunday, June 30; Melissa p.m. Wednesdays. Tom perform at 9 p.m. Saturday, Trumble, 6-9 p.m. Monday, July Redmond performs classic rock June 29. An open mike night 1; Brent Clowers, 6-9 p.m. from 5-8 p.m. Fridays. Karaoke starts at 7 p.m. each Wednes- Tuesday, July 2; Jimmi Soldo, with Stormin’ Norman is from day at 112 W. Georgia Ave., 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, July 3; 4-8 p.m. every Saturday and DeLand. For more information, and Bad Monkey Band, 6 p.m. Sunday, at 127 S. Ocean Ave., call (386) 736-0008 or visit Thursday, July 4, at 918 N. Daytona Beach. For more cafedavincideland.com. Atlantic Ave. For more informa- information, call (386) •Down the Hatch: Upcoming tion, call (386) 947-7300 or 253-5224 or visit oceandeck. performers are Fat City Band, 6 visit hardtockhoteldayton- com. p.m. Friday, June 28; Penta, 1 abeach.com. •Ohana Luau Dinner Show: The p.m., and Shakedown, 6 p.m. •Merk’s Bar & Grill: On dinner show and family-style Saturday, June 29; Waverun- Tuesday, there is Texas hold feast will be Thursday, Friday Randy Barber/staff photographer ners, 1 p.m., and Pompano ’em; Wednesday is trivia and Saturday. The show has a Genevieve Carelli, a resident at Grand Villa, checks out the cars on display Jack, 6 p.m. Sunday, June 30, challenge night and Thursday 6:30 p.m. seating, dinner at at 4894 Front St., Ponce Inlet. night is karaoke, all at 7:30 7:15 p.m. and show at 7:30 with Jane Hollen, a therapist during the Volusia County Corvette Association’s For more information, call p.m. There is live acoustic p.m., at the Hawaiian Inn, 2301 Car Show at Grand Villa of DeLand on Friday, June 14. (386) 761-4831 or visit guitar music at 7:30 p.m. S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach downthehatchseafood.com. Fridays at 193 North Causeway, Shores. For more information, •Frappes Italian Grille: New Smyrna Beach. For more call (386) 255-5411, Ext. 186, “Happiest Hour” is in the bar information, call (386) or visit myohanaluau.com. nightly from 5-6:30 p.m. First 427-1177 or visit merksbarand- •Sinatra’s Laldila Ristorante: Art Notes Tuesday of the month is wine grill.com. Pianists play from 6-9 p.m. tasting, two whites, two reds •Mr. Dunderbak’s: Sponsors a Wednesday to Saturday. DeBary book The book is available for Street in Daytona Beach. and an appetizer for $25. For monthly beer tasting. Cost is Karaoke is 9 p.m. to close check-out in multiple for- The festival offers two juried reservations, call (386) $12 per person. Seating is limit- Saturday at 355 Cassadaga club reviews 615-4888. ed to the first 70 prepaid Road, Lake Helen. For informa- mats, including print, audio- categories: competitive and •Grille at Riverview: Upcoming reservations. If interested, call tion, call (386) 218-3806. ‘Dream Daughter’ book and e-book. non-competitive. Competitive performers are Mark Venneri, (386) 258-1600 to reserve a •Sunny’s Wine & Liquor: A free For more information, call prize awards as well as patron 6:30-10:30 p.m. Friday, June spot at 1700 W. International wine and liquor tasting is The Adult Book Club will (386) 668-3835. dollars total $40,000. 28; Christie Beu, 6:30-10:30 Speedway. hosted from 4-7 p.m. each discuss Diane Chamberlain’s Artist amenities include p.m. Saturday, June 29; 5 •Mulligan’s Family Sports Friday and Saturday at 350 S. “The Dream Daughter” at 11 morning coffee and donuts, Grille: Halifax Art Festival’s Island Steele, 11:30 a.m.-3:30 Rock Star Karaoke will be Spring Garden Ave., DeLand. a.m. Tuesday, July 9, at the Saturday night pizza party and p.m., Sunday, June 30 and at 9 p.m. Friday, June 28, and For more information, call call for artists an Awards Breakfast. The fes- Christie Beu 6-10 p.m. Saturday, June 29. Live Team (386) 738-7533 or visit DeBary Public Library, 200 N. Charles R. Beall Blvd. tival is the signature fundrais- Wednesday, Jul 3, at 101 Trivia, play for free and win delandliquorstore.com. er for the Museum of Arts & Flagler Ave., New Smyrna prizes 6:30-8:30 p.m., Monday, To submit an event to The 2018 novel is about a The 57th annual Halifax Art Beach. Dinner reservations July 1. Eddie Uzzle plays oldies ClubScene, email newsdy@ mother’s quest to save her Festival, Nov. 2-3, is accepting Sciences. required. For more information, at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 2, at hometownnewsmediagroup. child, unite her family, and applications for this year’s fes- For more information, visit call (386) 428-1865. 3830 S. Nova, Port Orange. For com. believe in the unbelievable. tival, which will be on Beach HalifaxArtFestival.org.

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For more information, nearby Eustis, will perform at hall rental is available at 109 •DeBary Hall Historic Site: Tours each lesson is $10 for club Series: Groove Infusion will call (386) 252-3118. Daytona International Speedway Cassadaga Road, Lake Helen. of the 1871 hunting lodge are members, $12 for non-mem- perform Island Jams from 6-9 before the 61st annual Coke For information, call (386) available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. bers. Pay as you go. p.m. at One Daytona in Daytona Zero Sugar 400, Saturday, July 6. 228-2770. Tuesday through Saturday and Games for all levels of play are Beach. For more information, Thursday, July 4 For more information, call call •Artisan Alley Farmer’s Market: from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. 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C E H1O I C B-4 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 28, 2019 Empty your freezer for life balance Touring with the Townies have a refrigerator with the of fresh berries when on sale, 1 teaspoon regular mustard freezer on top and the place in freezer bags, and 1 teaspoon ground oregano refrigerator on the bottom, CHEF COSTA'S freeze. The same goes with 2 teaspoons ground basil Iand I hate it. COOKING frozen vegetables. 1 teaspoon ground cumin I also hate side-by-sides. I CORNER The freezer is back to Salt pepper to taste want a commercial restaurant COSTA MAGOULAS normal, at least for a while kitchen cooler with a and it should be safe to open Directions one-door freezer and a the door, but I can’t seem to Grind tomatoes in blender, one-door refrigerator. There food fall out all the time? Is get the idea of selling the place in 2 quart cooking pot. are no veggie draws, egg there a variety of balls of house out of my mind. Here Add all sauce ingredients and holders, cold cut drawers, frozen stuff that you have no is a nice recipe for my simmer for 30 minutes over water fountains or ice makers. idea what it is? Every time vegetarian friends. You meat medium heat. Add additional No, just a plain stainless steel you look for food you have to eaters out there may be stock if too thick. box with removable shelves empty half the freezer. surprised how good it tastes. Meatballs: cut red onion on which you place your food Today, it’s all changing; Enjoy! and mushroom small and so the air gently circulates everything is coming out of sauté in pan with olive oil and around everything cooling the freezer. It’s amazing what Meatless Meatballs butter until tender; don’t food very nicely. I found. My wife had six ice overcook. Cool then mix Guess what? You can packs of different shapes and onions, mushrooms, oats, actually see the food on the sizes. We are prepared for six Ingredients bread crumbs, cheese, eggs, shelves instead of trying to different muscle sprains 3 cups Portobello cap salt, and pepper and mix well. remember which quadrant anywhere on your body. I mushrooms Roll out into meatballs about you placed that leftover in! found some food plastic 1 cup red onions 8-10. Place in sprayed pan One day I am going to sell wrapped, well I think it is ½ cup panko bread crumbs and refrigerate for an hour. my house, buy a closed food, but you couldn’t tell ½ cup rolled raw oats Can be made the day before restaurant, take my wife because it was all iced up. 2 large eggs and they taste even better. there, and say, “Welcome There was a loaf of bread 1 ½ cup grated parmesan Spray top of meatballs. Bake home honey!” The dining dated from last year; probably cheese in 350 degree oven for 10 room can be the living room, a two-for-one deal. There 1 tablespoon butter minutes. Place in cooked the meeting room will be the were several half bags of 1 tablespoon olive oil spaghetti sauce and serve master bedroom, we would frozen vegetables just folded 1 teaspoon kosher salt over baked spaghetti squash. have our own separate up, a piece of red meat ½ teaspoon ground pepper Top with Parmesan cheese. bathrooms (how convenient), covered in ice crystals and a 1 spaghetti squash, Cut spaghetti squash in and we would have a large frozen whole chicken with medium size half, remove seeds and place eat-in kitchen. frost bite. At least I think it on roasting pan; spray with Knowing my wife there was a chicken, or was the Spaghetti Sauce spray butter. Bake at 350 would be no dining room; it mystery of the missing degrees until lightly brown would simply be an extension edges-about 15 minutes. Take hamster finally answered? (You can used readymade Photo courtesy of Shelley Bobinski of the bedroom with a sofa, Everything hit the garbage. a fork and scrape out squash; fireplace and reading chairs. I if desired. You won’t hurt my it will look like spaghetti. Shelley Bobinski of Ormond Beach was in Elon, We were ready to start again, feelings, but it won’t taste as can see it all now. but this time I set the rules. N.C., to watch niece perform in a play at Elon Uni- You know, I really have to good. Here’s the recipe if you Costa Magoulas is dean of Every six months clean out want to make it fresh.) versity. If you’d like to join the Townies, take a copy stop enjoying an adult the freezer. All fresh meats the Mori Hosseini College of of Hometown News with you when you take a trip, beverage when I write. My and poultry would be Hospitality and Culinary mind goes off in different Ingredients Management at Daytona State take a picture holding the paper and send it to us wrapped in freezer paper, 5 large fresh tomatoes directions. Where was I? marked, dated then placed in College. Contact him at (386) at [email protected]. Be sure to Oh yes, freezers. When you 1 small can tomato paste 506-3578 or magoulc@ include your name, your hometown and where you resealable plastic freezer bags. 1-2 cups vegetable stock open the freezer door, does Now I can buy extra amounts daytonastate.edu. were. Season offers big names and big prizes For Hometown News July 2, at the Ormond Memo- Fire raffle. Arts where he is a Pabst newsdy@hometownnews rial Art Museum at 78 E. Mr. Eady has won numer- Endowed Chair for Master mediagroup.com Granada Blvd. Ormond ous national awards as a poet Writers as part of the Commu- Beach. and dramatist. He wrote the nity Outreach Program. The Summer Slam will libretto for the opera “Run- The event is free and open Creative Happiness Institute allow up to 20 poets to com- ning Man,” which was a final- to the public, but reservations will start its summer season pete for a first prize of $400, ist for the Pulitzer Prize in are suggested; seating is limit- with literary fireworks when it $200 or second and $100 for Drama, and wrote the play ed. For reservations, visit cre- offers two events. third. An open mike will take “Brutal Imagination,” which ativehappiness.org/calendar or Hatters Sports Lounge, Cre- place between each round of won Newsday’s Oppenheimer email axerod@creativehappi- ative Happiness Institute, and the slam, time permitting. award in 2002. He is the recip- ness.org. Light refreshments MainStreet Art and Culture Registration fee to compete in ient of an NEA Fellowship, a will be served. Books by Mr. Slam of DeLand will present the slam is $15. 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For Universalist Church of West DeLand. •Deltona Woman’s Club: group meets from 6-8 p.m. Center Right is played at 7 p.m. more information, call (386) Volusia, 116 S. Clara Ave., Dorothy and Paul Ashton Bunco is played at 7 p.m. the Saturdays at the Boston Thursday. There is an all-you- 740-6813, email deland- DeLand. are hosts on Monday. first Friday of each month. Arts Gourmet Coffee Shop, 109 E. can-eat fish fry Friday from 5-7 [email protected] or visit Additional meeting will be & Crafts is at 1 p.m. Wednes- Religious education for chil- New York Ave., DeLand. The p.m. Friday and Saturday delandhouse.com. at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 2, at day. Boat meetings are 11 a.m. dren of all ages is provided public may attend. entertainment is at 7:30 p.m. To submit an event to Grand Villa, 350 E. 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New students enrolling in launched a new website at vcsedu. Administration from Stetson in ERAU. Volusia County also must be cur- org. 1986. The inaugural cohort of schol- rent on immunizations. The new website offers upgrad- ERAU names inaugural arship recipients were selected Appointments are not required. ed features and navigation capa- based on their academic achieve- Parents are encouraged to get their bilities. Boeing scholars ments as well as demonstrated child’s immunizations early to financial need. Each scholarship avoid longer lines later in the sum- U.C.S.S. SPIRITUAL CENTRE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALISTS School Board chooses Twenty-two highly accom- ranges from $5,000 to $7,500, to mer. 102 A. ASPEN AVE. • ORANGE CITY interim superintendent plished students will receive schol- be awarded annually for two years. Immunizations are available arships as part of a strategic effort For the list of students, visit from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday THURSDAY news.erau.edu. through Friday at three Health Healing: 7:00 pm The Volusia County School to expand and diversify the avia- VOTED BEST tion workforce, Embry-Riddle Department locations: All Message Service: 7:30 pm CHURCH Board selected Timothy Egnor as No-cost school shots interim superintendent of Volusia Aeronautical University and The •Daytona Beach, 1845 Holson- Music By Keith Molyneaux SERVICES back Drive 2017 County Schools. Boeing Co announced at the Paris available ADER AND REV. E S Air Show. •New Smyrna Beach: 717 W. SUNDAY R ’ Mr. Egnor most recently served MARGARET The Boeing scholarships were To ensure children are ready to Canal St. Healing: 10:00 am C as director of secondary curricu- H E •Orange City: 775 Harley Church Service: 10:30 am ANN O I C established to help students inter- start the school year Aug. 12, the lum for St. Johns County Schools. Volusia County Health Depart- Strickland Blvd. Music by Louis Whilden & James Parman SCHMIDT AS He is a former teacher, assistant ested in pursuing degrees in avia- tion science, aircraft maintenance ment is offering no-cost immuni- Parents must bring shot records ALL ARE WELCOME FRIENDLIEST principal, district administrator and other fields at ERAU. Sup- zations throughout the summer with them when requesting Pastor: Rev. Margaret Ann Schmidt PASTOR and, for 12 years, the principal of ported by a $3 million endowment for students. immunizations. Visit Our Website: Spruce Creek High School in Port from Boeing, the scholarships will Before a child may enroll in For more information, visit www.ucss-spiritualcentre.com LIKE US ON Orange. He graduated, Magna be made available to all students Volusia County schools, parents volusiahealth.com/shots or call Cum Laude, from Stetson Univer- with a focus on increasing the and guardians must provide proof (386) 274-0509, option 1. Friday, June 28, 2019 www.HometownNewsVolusia.com West Volusia • B-5 Land bound anglers Sports Briefs Soccer club The Tortugas will be on the Littrell (Vietnam), and Staff may still catch fish road from July 4 to 11 facing Sgt. Ronald Shurer (War in The Daytona Soccer Club the St Lucie Mets and the Fort Afghanistan), who received t least a couple times a hooks that are adorned with will play Weston FC at 7:30 Myers Miracle. The team the honor in a White House week I get a note from a sparkling bits that some bait p.m. Saturday, June 29, at Day- returns home Friday, July 12. ceremony in October 2018. reader asking where FISHING fish cannot resist. Get a tona Stadium, 3917 LPGA For more information, call Athey might fish from shore. WITH DAN Sabiki rig from your local bait Blvd., Daytona Beach. (386) 257-3172 or email milb. ISC partners with Usually those requests are DAN SMITH shop and fish it in deeper The club will play Florida com/daytona. specific about what type of water around pilings or other Elite SA at 7:30 p.m. Wednes- Veteran Tickets fish they hope to catch. structure. day, July 3. DIS will honor Foundation Where can I fish from shore If natural baits are not Tickets start at $5 for the in order to catch snook, red arrive. There is much to be your thing, there are many USL 2 match. For tickets, visit Medal recipients drum or sea trout is the most learned from a professional International Speedway artificial lures to try. Granted daytonasoccerclub.com or call Corp. is partnering with the usual question. guide. Of course guides all Two Medal of Honor recipi- trying to pick one from the (386) 238-9639. Veteran Tickets Foundation, Those letters always make work from boats, but the ents, both representing the wall full of lures in any bait an organization providing me smile for the innocence of skills you learn with them U.S. Army, will be honored shop can be daunting. event tickets through its Tick- their content. If I knew where will serve you well on shore. Tortugas at home during the 61st annual Coke In Central Florida, summer ets for Troops program to all to catch snook from shore I If you don’t care to hire a Zero Sugar 400 Weekend July means either fishing early or branches of military and veter- would be there. I could tell guide, go to your local bait The Daytona Tortugas will 4-6 at Daytona International late. I usually fish a top water ans, including immediate fam- my inquisitor to just look for and tackle shop and ask face the Dunedin Blue Jays at Speedway. lure early and switch to the ily of troops killed in action. my little gray SUV. It is not questions. The people who 7:05 p.m. Friday, June 28, Sat- This is the 11th consecutive jig when the sun is full up. ISC’s Proud Partner desig- that easy. work at bait shops are in urday, June 29, and 5:35 p.m. year DIS has saluted Medal of Try to avoid fishing from 10 nation spans its 12 motor- To be sure, any place where touch with lots of fishermen Sunday, June 30, at 110 E. Honor recipients, a tradition a.m. until 5 p.m. Fishing an sports entertainment facilities there is water may hold fish, and will be able to help. Orange Ave., Daytona Beach. instituted in the 1970s by Bill artificial bait usually in the U.S. that host NASCAR but a big part of our sport is When fishing from shore The Tortugas will face the France Sr., the founder of DIS improves the quality of your events. For more information seeking the places where fish or any platform attached to it, Tampa Tarpons at 7:05 p.m. and NASCAR. catch but reduces the or to donate, visit vettix.org or live. You don’t have to catch try to find places where Monday, July 1; Tuesday, July This year’s honorees are numbers. If you need fast 1sttix.org. fish to enjoy fishing, but if others are fishing. As a rule, action, go back to the shrimp. 2; and Wednesday, July 3. Command Sgt. Major Gary you put in the time, you will anglers will soon abandon When fishing from a dock eventually get the hang of it. places that do not pay off. As or pier, do not make long Most often the notes I to the types of fish, you must casts into the boat channel. receive will say something understand there are serious There you will find mostly Corvette contemplation like: “My favorite uncle will fishermen who have never catfish. Fishing around the be in town on Tuesday and I caught a snook, trout or red. pier or even behind it may be Ed Stossel of DeLand There are no guarantees in would like to show him a better. Remember in Eastern checks out the cars on good time fishing. We would fishing. Volusia County, the better like to catch reds, trout or To begin with, you have to fish are caught in less than display during the Volu- snook.” know that everything in our three feet of water. Nothing sia County Corvette Even us old pros don’t care inshore waters eats shrimp. teaches like experience. Keep Association’s Car Show for the pressure that comes Some with more gusto than at it and success will be yours. at Grand Villa of DeLand with having to find fish for others, but everything eats on Friday, June 14. someone in only a few hours. shrimp. Make sure the dead Dan Smith has fished the My advice is always the same. shrimp you use are fresh. waters of Volusia County for Hire a local guide. The guides Alive is even better. Some more than 40 years. Email spend a lot of time on the fish insist on hitting only live questions and comments to water tracking fish move- bait. Small bait fish is a close [email protected]. His book, second. ments and acquiring the “I Swear the Snook Drowned,” Randy Barber/staff photographer proper baits. If you are not proficient is available for purchase for If you know company is on with a cast net, try a Sabiki $10.95 at (386) 441-7793. the way, you may want to take rig. That is a hand line that a guided trip before they comes with several very small MATTRESS CITRUS TREES Furniture Queen &King SPECIAL Discount CASH&CARRY $ Race champion ‘Fishing’ 40 each 30% OFF (while$100 supplies last ) Reg. $ 45 expires 07/31/19 for 2nd DIS triumph 2012 - 2017 LaRoche Fruit & Used Furniture 2018 ADER ADER For Hometown News Americrown chefs in grilling tonainternationalspeedway. E S E S R ’ 740 S. Yonge St. (US 1) R ’ newsdy@hometownnews hamburgers. com or call 1-800-PITSHOP. 386-672-7723 C C E H E mediagroup.com Post-lunch, Mr. Ragan H O I C Ormond Beach www.larochesfruitgifts.com 1O I C headed for the speedway ticket David Ragan knows his way office. The highlight of this around Daytona International stop was a no-brainer: a Speedway. chance to meet Juanita “Light- After Wednesday, that nin’ Epton,” the speedway’s familiarity involves much oldest employee who turns 99 more than the famed 2.5-mile in July, and one of its first. Put race track. it this way. She worked the Mr. Ragan visited the first Daytona 500 in 1959. “World Center of Racing” to While Mr. Ragan had histo- help promote the 61st annual ry on his mind, he visited the Coke Zero Sugar 400 July 6, ISC Archives & Research Cen- the annual midseason, mid- ter and took particular pride summer event at DIS for the in seeing the collection of his- Monster Energy NASCAR torical photos of his father, Cup Series. He won the race in Ken Ragan, who raced in the 2011, one of two Monster Monster Energy Series from Energy Series victories in his 1983-93. Mr. Ragan wrapped career. up his immersion by meeting Wednesday was basically a with speedway sales team “DIS immersion” experience members. for Mr. Ragan, one that started In 25 DIS starts, Mr. Ragan with him and DIS President has three top-five finishes and Chip Wile fishing on Lake five top 10s. A victory this year Lloyd, the 29-acre body of can earn him a berth in the water in the speedway’s infield. NASCAR Playoffs, which are Both Mr. Ragan and Mr. Wile contested over the final 10 caught several bass before races of the Monster Energy heading to a barbecue lunch in Series season. the speedway’s Boardwalk For race tickets, visit day- Club; Mr. Ragan assisted

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Photo courtesy of Daytona International Speedway David Ragan visited the World Center of Racing to help promote the 61st annual Coke Zero Sugar 400 on July 6. Part of the day was spent fishing and Mr. Ragan shows his catch. B-6 • West Volusia Hometown News Friday, June 28, 2019

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