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GARDENS AROUND THE CORNER

Osceola Elementary kids get a closer look at a cool spot two blocks away. PAGE 4

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Calendar: Riverbend’s show must go on. PAGE 15

THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

YOUR TOWN LASER HARP COMES BACK TO MOAS

The beloved laser harp is officially back and better than ever in its rightful home inside of the Charles and Linda Williams Children’s Museum at the Museum of Arts and Sciences. Thanks to funding from the Museum’s Guild, the harp was able to undergo repairs this spring and came back with even more musical sounds. A blend of science and music, the Laser Harp is strung with laser beams instead of strings. Sixteen lasers are connected to a computer, and when your hand breaks a laser beam, the computer triggers a rich variety of tones.

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the great work going on in the community to support veterans: ‘Invisible Wounds’ PAGE 2 ‘Art after War’ PAGE 3

Celtic Festival brings plenty of fun to Ormond. PAGE 11

TRACK DOMINANCE 9

to support our VETERANS In the photo above, veterans gather to be recognized at the Performing Arts Center. For more, see ‘Briefs’ on Page 3.

HOUSING CODES REVISITED PAGE 5

INSIDE CITY WELCOMES CHIEF GODFREY PAGE 5

“It’s an honor to have the opportunity to be a part of something great. This department has some of the best men and women in blue I have had the privilege to work with.” JESSE GODFREY, Ormond Beach’s new police chief

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Invisible wounds Gold Star mom supports memorial to honor veterans with TBI or PTSD. NEWS EDITOR

Many people don’t realize that wounds that can’t be seen are just as real. That’s what Iraq War veteran Gary Johnson, of Palm Coast, told those gathered at an event honoring Remembering Vets, a support organization, April 13 at the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce. One of the goals of Remembering Vets is to install an Invisible Wounds Memorial in every county in Florida to raise awareness of PTSD and traumatic brain injury, known as TBI. An eight-year veteran, Johnson said that when his convoy was hit by a roadside bomb, he suffered TBI. He is losing his sight and has had PTSD. “I can’t tell you how much I support what they are doing,” he said. He told the audience that if you haven’t seen anyone with invisible wounds, “you have now.” The first Invisible Wounds Memorial is planned to be installed at Heroes Memorial Park in Palm Coast on Nov. 11. The founder of Remembering Vets, Cathy Heighter, said the memorials will not only increase awareness, but also let those affected know they are not forgotten. Johnson has founded Flagler

Warriors Youth Football in Palm Coast, which is run by veterans. “Cathy has our full support,” he said. He will be the keynote speaker at a Remembering Vets dinner on April 23 at VFW Post 8696, 47 Old Kings Road, from 6 to 10 p.m. GOLD STAR MOTHER

Heighter’s son, Raheen Tyson Heighter, was killed in Iraq in 2003 while serving in the 101st Airborne Division. That was the beginning of her first mission for veterans. She worked for two years as part of a Congressional legislative team and was successful in increasing both the gratuity benefit and life insurance for survivors of active duty soldiers in 2005. “The gratuity helps parents take time off to deal with their child’s death,” she said. She also started a scholarship program, which has raised $10,000, in honor of her son, who joined the military so he could get an education. “My son’s goal was to get a four-year degree,” she said. Other programs by Remembering Vets include Quilt of Honor, which has provided many donated quilts to veterans; and Keep Telling the Children, a planned initiative to bring veterans into

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The Remembering Vets committee, Vicki Leignadier, Morgan Miller, Janie Rocke, Susan Banks and Cathy Heighter, chief executive officer, work on many projects to support veterans.

for the Invisible Wounds Memorial. “I’ve known young men battling PTSD,” she said. Vicki Leignadier, also of Ormond Beach, spent 31 years in the Army and retired in 2010 as a colonel. She and Heighter take part in Stand Downs, events for homeless veterans, where they can sign up for Veterans Affairs services, get food and clothing, etc. “We are constantly trying to get people in to the VA system,” she said. “There’s a lot of help available.”

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Janie Rocke, of Ormond Beach, has a son who served in Iraq as an Army combat medic and a grandson in Kuwait waiting to deploy to Iraq. She became involved with Remembering Vets after meeting Heighter at a VFW post. “We both love our veterans,” she said. “She is phenomenal.” Rocke fully believes in the need

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Daniel Giacobbe, peer support specialist, said art helps engage veterans in conversation.

Three commemorative plaques containing the names of 144 Ormond Beach Vietnam War era veterans will be placed on the first floor of City Hall in the next few weeks, according to a city spokeswoman. Nearly 100 Vietnam War era veterans from Ormond Beach attended a ceremony at the Performing Arts Center on April 6, where city officials presented a tribute for their service to the country. Mayor Ed Kelley delivered a proclamation, declaring April 6, 2016, as a day to celebrate Vietnam era veterans in Ormond Beach and remember their service. Each veteran in the audience rose and gave their name and branch of service, with some also telling a story. There are currently plaques at City Hall honoring veterans of World War II and the Korean War.

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Keri Leon started the art classes at the Veterans Affairs center.

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Navy veteran Gregory Holmes said art has helped build his self-esteem.

Keri Leon, of Ormond Beach, a psychology technician at the center, said they started the art as something fun to do. “I saw the veterans had talent they didn’t even know they had,” she said. “The art that came out was incredible.” Three years ago, they started to display their art at the center, and this year, had a show at Ormond Memorial Art Museum for the first time. “We decided to take it out of the building so people can see it,” she said. At the show, she asked the patrons to look around and see the feelings and the emotions in the art. ‘IT GETS ME OUT OF A FUNK’

Also displaying art was Susan Bergman, of Daytona Beach. She had been in the Army Nurse Corps. in 1972 during the Vietnam War, but did not want to relate experiences. “That’s all I have to day about that,” she said. Bergman had been an artist much of her life but had given it up, mainly because of the expense of the materials. “This has given me a venue as an artist,” she said. “My mother is 95, and she was so excited and happy to get some of my artwork. This has opened up the art world again for me.” She also said she didn’t realize her art had value until she received the support at the center.

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Vietnam War era veterans pose for a photo after a ceremony in their honor.

Vietnam veteran plaques to be displayed

Veterans find healing power of art through the Ormond Memorial Art Museum’s monthly outreach program.

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ART AFTER WAR regory Holmes, of Ormond Beach, was glad he was able to paint a picture of himself fishing, as his dog sat by his side. His dog died not long ago, and he was able to capture their favorite pastime. Holmes was displaying his art April 14 at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens along with other veterans who take part in the Veterans Affairs Wellness Recovery Program, also known as PRRC (Psychological Rehabilitation and Recovery Center), which helps veterans with mental health problems. The art museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd., has had outreach classes at the Port Orange center since 2010, and this was the first year the veterans have displayed art at the museum. Holmes said creating art has been very calming for him. But for a long time, he said he had a hard time accepting praise and didn’t even sign his art. Now he realizes his art is worthwhile, and it has helped with his self-esteem. “It has benefited me greatly,” he said. “It gives me a sense of pride and accomplishment. I feel good about my work and don’t have so much doubt.” He said classes at the center, which include tai chi and music, have helped him mentally and physically. The veterans have access to social skills training, community integration, goal setting, peer support, etc. As a Navy Corpsman in the early 1970s, Holmes worked at a hospital for veterans. “I was in the burn unit,” he said. “A lot of them had permanent disability. I worked there until I couldn’t take it anymore.”

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Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens was founded in 1946 as a memorial to veterans of World War I and II and has continued to honor veterans through the years.

Chris Schriedel had art on display based on science, specifically a TV show he likes called “How the Universe Works.” “A woman from the art league said I’m a good artist,” he said. “It makes you feel good.” Daniel Giacobbe, of Palm Coast, works as a peer support specialist at the center and also displayed some of his art. “I know what painting does for me,” he said. “It gets me out of a funk.” He has found art helpful in opening up conversations with others at the center. “It’s easier to talk to someone when they are relaxed and out of a clinical situation,” he said. “We’re just relaxed and talking.”

“My mother is 95, and she was so excited and happy to get some of my artwork. This has opened up the art world again for me.” SUSAN BERGMAN, veteran who displayed art at the museum

Kindergarten registration Volusia County schools will begin registering students for kindergarten May 2-6. Exact dates and times are different for each school. For details, parents should call the elementary school closest to them or visit the district’s website at myvolusiaschools.org. Click on the Parents icon, then in the Toolbox, click Kindergarten Information. For more information, call the support services center of Volusia County Schools at 734-7190, 255-6475, 427-5223 or 860-3322, ext. 20000, or the K-12 Curriculum office at extension 20571.

New pediatric clinic opens Florida Hospital for Children has opened a pediatric specialty clinic on the fourth floor of Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s medical office building at 305 Memorial Medical Parkway, Suite 408, Daytona Beach. The specialists will relocate from their current location at the Pavilion at Port Orange. This same floor is home to Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center’s obstetrical practice and is adjacent to the BirthCare Center and a neonatal intensive care unit planned to open this summer. The addition of the specialty clinic gives mothers convenient access to services, according to a spokeswoman. At 6 p.m. April 26, families are invited to meet the doctors from the BirthCare Center and Women’s Care OB/GYN, according to a press release.

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“Look at that swirl,” 8-year-old Alivea Nelson-Romain said as she lifted her paint brush into the air. “Oh, wow,” Hayden Key, 8, exclaimed as she examined the colors her friend caught on the brush. It was so beautiful that Hayden didn’t want to see it disappear. She said, “Don’t use it.” Despite opposition from her peers, Nelson-Romain decided the color was meant to be on her small canvas. She, along with the rest of her classmates from Debra Halter’s third-grade class, were creating art based on things they saw during their walk in the gardens at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Led by Master Gardener Janett Taylor, the tour explored all the flora and fauna with students at Osceola Elementary School as a part of the Garden Club of the Halifax Country’s Nature Art Box program. “Most of the children have never been to the gardens,” said Sang Roberson of the club, “even though it’s just two blocks from where they go to school.” Osceola Elementary is a Title 1 school, meaning most of the

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children come from low-income families. Roberson said she hopes that when the parents learn the gardens are free, it will encourage them to make time to come out here with their families. “We think just taking a walk can make the kids stop, look and appreciate where they live,” she said. “I’m trying to paint the waterfall and the moss on the rocks,” Key said, hovered over her painting. “It just looked so pretty, and ...” “Interesting,” Nelson-Romain finished her sentence. “Yeah, interesting,” Key agreed. “And beautiful, pretty, sophisticated, whatever all that means.”

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

GETTING COMPLIANCE

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New codes state that vegetation cannot cover the windows of “zombie” houses.

Methods streamlined in Neighborhood Improvement. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

Chris Mason, Neighborhood Improvement Division manager, gave an update April 13 on changes at the department to Citizens for Ormond Beach, a nonprofit group of concerned citizens. Meeting at the Ormond Beach Library, Mason told the group that one of the recent changes has been after-hours service. Three days a week, a code enforcement officer will work evenings. This solves the problem of contacting property owners who may be at work during the day. “This has prevented cases from being continued over to the next month,” Mason said. Another change is to assume notification 10 days after a property has been posted with a violation, rather than relying on contact by certified mail, because owners can reject certified mail. “This allows the city to get a contractor faster to resolve the problem,” he said. Mason emphasized that the goal of the department is to get

voluntary compliance. Another new development is the creation of the Unsafe Structure Abatement Team, which consists of the chief building official, city engineer, fire chief, NID manager and a police officer. If a building has been damaged by a storm or has deteriorated, the team can visit it and determine if it is safe for human occupancy. Mason said having this team removes the necessity of multiple visits. The City Commission has approved additional codes for “zombie” houses, which are houses that are in mortgage default but have not been taken over by a financial institution. These include no bushes over windows and doors, no boarding of windows and no garage doors that are ajar. Rita Press, president of CFOB, said many people notified the group about abandoned houses, by visiting CFOBonline. com, and the information was forwarded to the city. She said people should continue to notify CFOB about problem houses. Next, Press said CFOB wants to focus on houses that have been empty for a long time and “see what the dilemma is.”

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Dovine.” When asked about accomplishments at the department, Godfrey points to the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program and the Police Athletic League. “I believe that our D.A.R.E program continues to be one of the best programs that involve our officers interacting with our children in school.” Godfrey said. “Our Police Athletic League ... serves as a great vessel to touch the lives of our youth.” Asked what he has enjoyed most about his 27 years in law enforcement, he said it was making a positive difference in people’s lives, such as helping a person get back on their feet, working through a neighborhood problem or finding something that someone lost.

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Chief Jesse Godfrey, the new top cop at the Ormond Beach Police Department, recently discussed plans for the future including body-worn cameras for police and a greater presence on social media. Cameras not only can show what happened when there are conflicting statements, but video can also be used as evidence in an investigation, he said. Plus, they can be used for training officers by showing actual footage. He also plans to look into the police department having an official Facebook page to improve communication with the public. The widest spread crime in Ormond Beach, as in most cities, is property crime, he said. The public could help themselves and the police by not leaving valuables in their cars and locking their cars. Godfrey said the community outreach programs have been successful. “Coffee with a Cop has had a great, positive impact,” he said. “We have already expanded, with the initiative of our Outreach Officers Jay Brennan and John

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

Ormond is still a wonderful mystery

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Being a reporter for the past two years, I’ve come to know a lot about the weird and unusual in Ormond Beach. It’s something I pride myself on, and it also makes for some great bar stories. But this weekend, I was humbly reminded (again), that there’s still a lot I don’t know. As a part of the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Program, I hopped on a tour bus to drive down the streets I travel every day with the promise of learning something new. I was skeptical at first, but a few minutes after we got on the road, I had my first lesson — courtesy of Ormond Beach Historical Society volunteer Joyce Benedict and her feathered red hat. Hidden in the brush at 715 W. Granada Blvd. is The Three Chimneys site, the oldest successful British sugar plantation, sugar mill and rum distillery in the United States. One of my classmates, Alex

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I took a bus tour of Ormond Beach and realized there was a bunch of stuff I still don’t know. Bittner, said what we were all thinking: “I’ve never seen that before in my life.” While I tended to nap during history class, I find it’s exciting to learn about something hundreds of years old when it’s on your own daily commute. Next was something that had caught my eye, but I never bothered to Google: the Timucua Indian Burial Mound. The giant hill is similar to the one in my childhood home that covered our septic tank, but unlike ours it isn’t filled with personal waste, but 125 bodies dating back to A.D. 800. The mound sits on the edge of a neighborhood off South Beach Street, and Benedict told us that residents have reported some spooky instances. “One woman told me that every now and then, the rocking chairs will rock back and forth,” she said, “but there’s no wind.” Remind me to never visit the mound at night. Other stops on our tour included all the old cottages on Orchard Lane, and a hotdog lunch at Fairchild Oak — two more places I had always driven by, but never stopped to enjoy So this is my weekly reminder to keep exploring, because there really is so much to see.

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As a participant of the 2016 Leadership Ormond Class, I’ve got to tell you about our leadership project. We’re working with PACE Center for Girls to spruce up their building by providing better security, furniture, paint and flooring, among other things. PACE is a nonprofit organization that provides girls with an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling and advocacy. We hope to have the project completed in April. Anyone interested in donating can email me at emily@ ormondbeachobserver.com.

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ORMOND ELKS RECOGNIZE MEMBER’S CHARITY MILESTONE, INSTALL PRESIDENT Erika Barger was recently re-elected and installed as president of the Ormond Beach Elks Lodge. She is the youngest exalted ruler to ever hold the lodge’s highest office, and is currently the lodge’s youngest member. William “Bill” McCarthy, a long time member of the Ormond Beach Elks Lodge, was presented with a certificate from the Elks National Foundation by Exalted Ruler Erika Barger in recognition of his cumulative giving total, which now exceeds $1,000, to the foundation. Each year the ENF exceeds $4 million in scholarship funding to high school seniors, making it second only to the U.S. government.

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EYES IN THE SKY 1:14 a.m. — River Beach Drive and Riverside Drive Fleeing and Attempting to Elude with Active Lights, Siren. A police officer saw a vehicle traveling northbound on Riverside Drive near Cardinal Drive at an estimated speed of 90 to 100 mph. The officer started a pursuit, and the vehicle kept making turns to elude the officer. The officer broke off the chase and notified the Sheriff’s Office on the direction it was taking. A short time later, officers saw the vehicle traveling west on the Granada Bridge. It made a right turn onto North Beach Street and was located by the Sheriff’s Office helicopter, which began to follow. The helicopter followed the vehicle until it turned its lights out and parked in a yard. The helicopter pilot could see two people leave the vehicle and go between two houses. Two officers detained the two suspects in the back yard. One was the owner of the car and had the key. In a post-Miranda interview, the driver at first said he had been at home but then admitted he had been drinking at a club. He said he was scared and made a mistake. He asked if he could get a ticket and go home if he admitted to driving. He was taken to the county jail.

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While the boys became back-to-back district champs, the girls took their best finish ever.

Lady Bucs make history While pleased with the boys’ championship, coach Terry Anthony was blown away with the girls’ second place finish.

with best district finish “I’ve been coaching football at Mainland for 20 years, including the year we won a championship, but the feeling I got for these girls the other day was better than any feeling I ever had for any of my teams.”

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he Buccaneers were as impressive as a team could be, winning a district championship. In the 300-meter hurdles, alone, each of their four participants advanced with the Top 4 places. But, despite the boys blowing out their competition by 74 points, the Lady Bucs led coach Terry Anthony to say this: “I’ve been coaching football at Mainland for 20 years, including the year we won a championship. But the feeling I got for these girls the other day was better than any feeling I ever had for any of my teams. These girls have worked so hard, and they did what I asked of them. Our recipe for success has really paid off.” The girls’ runner-up finish was their best ever, according to Anthony. On the boys’ side, Demarcus Adams led Mainland with wins in four events, and Adrian Killins set a personal record in the 100-meter dash with 10.49. “We got a lot of kids who bought into what we’re doing this year,” Anthony said. “Usually I have a lot of older kids who are set in their ways, but I got so many younger kids now, and they have great examples in Adrian Killins and Alex Mack, who are my four-year lettermen. They are their responsible for this. They’ve set the groundwork, and now the young kids are all trying to be like them.” Killins and Mack hope to lead

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the Bucs past the regional meet, which will take place at 9 a.m. Friday, April 29, at First Academy.

Alex Mack, along with three other Bucs, swept the Top 4 spots in the 300-meter hurdles.

Deryl Bush, high jump; LeeAnn Kent, long jump; Demarcus Adams, long jump; Malcolm Reed, Adams, Alex Mack, Adrian Killins, 4x400-meter relay; Shannon Ruane, Sada Rowley, Danielle Hernandez, Josilin Mobley, 4x400-meter relay; Killins, 100- and 200-meter dash; Adams, 110- and 300-meter hurdles; Reed, 400-meter dash; Kayla Littlefield, 100-meter hurdles. Seabreeze district champions: Lea Gray, 800- and 1600-meter run; Elizabeth Murray, Grace Smith, Nina Browder, Gray, 4x800-meter relay.

re we surprised that Mainland has run the table in the regular season, shut out seven of its 11 opponents, given up double digits in only one game, and is ranked third in the state? Maybe if we were talking about the boys football team, but I can’t say I saw this coming from the Lady Bucs’ flag team. Even as the wins piled up early on in the season, I still had my doubts. I knew they were good, but they’ve played exceptionally well in every game this season. All of the coaches in the area should try picking coach Scott Wilson’s brain for his football knowledge, if they’re smart. His boys football team is a constant 6A state contender, and now his girls are looking to blaze their own trail. “So, how do the girls and boys teams rule area football?” one might ask. According to Wilson, it’s simple: hard work, discipline and practice—and more practice. Too often I hear about the strenuous hours the boys put in during the summer and the season. At the beginning of the girls’ season, they often held three-hour practices. Wilson says the girls hate when he doesn’t hold practices. And yes, it also includes talent. It doesn’t hurt to have Jasmine Hadley, Cierra Gates, Michella Green and others. Hadley is unguardable, and Gates is one of the most elusive players I’ve seen in flag football. Seeing that she’s able to do anything on the field, Green is the girls’ version of Kordell Stewart — or let’s say Braxton Miller (I think I may have dated myself). After its last regular season game, there will be no room for slip-ups. The Lady Bucs will experience what it’s like to have a bull’s-eye on their back, like the boys team often does. Teams will play their best for a chance to advance and to smear their perfect record. But, that’s OK. Other know Mainland will also play its best, just as in every other game so far.

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Nearly 30 years in the making The Lady Green Wave pull off a feat they haven’t accomplished in three decades.

FATHER LOPEZ DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Vincente Atanassou, 200-meter dash; Caroline Lydecker, 400-meter dash; Bailey Gillespy, 100and 300-meter hurdles; Ryan Atkins, 110-meter hurdles; Lexi Duckett, Bailey Gillespy, Stephanie Hanna, Lydecker 4x400-meter relay; Stephanie Correia, Duckett, Annie Morejon, Bryanna, 4x800meter relay; Jake Mayr, Nick Ohlwein, Julian Polviatis, Matthew Roof, 4x400-meter relay; Zosia Yurkiewicz, 800-meter run; Ohlwein, 800-meter run; Gillespy, high jump; Atanassou, high jump; Lydecker, triple jump.

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The last time Father Lopez Catholic girls won a district champion, Ronald Reagan was serving his second term as president, and Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ on a Prayer” was a chart topper. The current Lady Green Wave team has joined that former group as the District 9-1A champions. “When I see the smile and elation on my athletes’ faces and how all of our hard work, dedication and training is paying off, it is gratifying as a coach,” Sue O’Malley said. “Since day one, our team has been trying to bring back a district title to the school after 29 years.” The girls, along with the boys, who finished as district runnerups, frequently placed in the Top 4 of all individual competition. Bailey Gillespy won four championships to assist the girls winning by 25 points, while the boys beat third-place Master’s Academy by 75 points. “For the boys, we were really trying to be three-time district champions,” O’Malley added. “We knew it was going to be a close meet. Two of our distance runners major point getters for

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the team came down with the flu. That really hurt us and could have made the difference in the meet.” Next up is the region meet, which will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, April 29, at First Academy in Orlando. “We are not stopping here,” O’Malley said. “We want to take as many athletes to states and place in the Top 8.”

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“This is what Florida is all about,” she said. Funds raised are used by the 40-member group for community beautification projects such as landscaping for Habitat for Humanity Homes and outdoor gardening at Signature Healthcare of Ormond. Tom Massfeller, the only male member, said he joined because the group does a lot for the city. “I’m not the biggest gardener,” he said, “but I can help with the setup.” The club meets at 9:30 a.m., the first Wednesday of each month, October through May.

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Janice Catalfamo, Peg Phillips, Marlene Sadowski and Beverley Nichular said they were enjoying the beautiful afternoon.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

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EARTH DAY CELEBRATION 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at City Hall Plaza. Learning stations, vendors, plants, food and music. Free. SWING INTO SPRING CONCERT: THE MOONLIGHTERS 7 p.m. at The Casements North Lawn, 25 Riverside Drive. Free.

FRIDAY, APRIL 22

THE RODRIGUEZ TENORS CONCERT 7 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church, 38 S. Halifax Drive. Donations accepted. Will feature works by Faure, Schubert, Bellini, Sondheim and more. Call 677-0872.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23

CHILDREN’S ART PROJECT 9 to 11:30 a.m. at The Casements. An annual class for children 8 to 12 years old given by the Ormond Beach Art Guild. Call 676-3276.

SPRING FLING BOOK SALE 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach St. Call 676-4191. CHOCOLATE WORKSHOP 2 to 4 p.m. at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art at the Museum of Arts and Sciences. RSVP is required. Admission is $30 for members and $40 for future members. Call 255-0285 to purchase your admission. BASKET AUCTION 4 p.m. at Encore Baton and Dance Studio, 400 Andalusia Ave. Raffle style auction to raise funds for athletes’ travel costs for the 2016 season. Tickets are $5 for a sheet of 25. Call 527-5025. SPEAKEASY PARTY 6 to 10 p.m. at the AndersonPrice Memorial Building, 42 N. Beach St. Dress and party like

it’s the 1920’s. New Orleans style jazz band. Buffet and one free drink. Cost is $40. Call 677-7005.

SUNDAY, APRIL 24

NATIONAL POETRY WEEK CELEBRATION 1 to 4:30 p.m. at The Casements, 25 Riverside Drive. Join the Tomoka Poets and their guests for an afternoon of poetry, song and story. Open mic. COMMUNITY PASSOVER SEDER 4 to 7 p.m. at the Daytona Beach Hilton, 100 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. See Page 14. ART IN THE GARDEN 5 to 10 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens. This year’s “Positively Platinum” fundraiser celebrates the museum’s 70th anniversary. Includes a silent auction of one-of-a-kind

SEEDS OF JOY 6 p.m. Friday, April 22, at Tomoka Christian Church, 1450 Hand Ave. Presented by Freed Performing Arts and Tomoka Christian Worship and Creative Arts. A free fulllength musical. Call 589-6006.

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ORMOND PASSION PLAY: ‘THE PROMISE’ 7 p.m. Saturday, April 23, at Riverbend Community Church. Free tickets. Call office at 672-1821. Performances will also take place at 3 p.m. April 24, 7 p.m. April 29, 3 p.m. April 30 and 3 p.m. May 1. Visit riverbendchurch.com. art pieces, hors d’oeuvres, dinner in the garden and wine. Cost is $100 per ticket. Call 676-3347.

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“JUNIE B’S ESSENTIAL SURVIVAL GUIDE TO SCHOOL” 10 a.m. at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. Another performance is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. the same day. Presented by TheatreworksUSA. Musical. Cost is $6. Call 441-0547. VOLUSIA COUNTY’S PET VET CRUISER All day at Rockin’ Ranch, 801 S. Nova Road. Offering low-cost spaying and neutering services to financially eligible owners of dogs and cats in unincorporated areas. Fees are based on income. Appointments are required and may be made by calling 323-3575. Visit volusia.org/petvet.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

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Shelly Durham, of Ormond Beach, sold 169 River Beach Drive to Steven Lolli, of Ormond Beach, for $189,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 1,259 square feet. It sold in 1996 for $70,000.

house in Ormond-bythe-Sea was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of Feb. 28 through March 5 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-bythe-Sea. Robert and Kathryn Lassiter, of Flagler Beach, sold 2052 John Anderson Drive to Christian and Sherry Kast, of Palmyra, Indiana, for $600,000. Built in 1965, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool, boat lift and 2,444 square feet. It sold in 1998 for $250,000.

Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 11 Mainsail Circle to Adam Hill and Vanessa Chaves, of Ormond Beach, for $145,000. Built in 1990, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,315 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $129,500.

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ORMOND BEACH Henry Hoffman, of Flagler Beach, sold 290 Rodeo Road to Angelo and Rosary Davila, of Ormond Beach, for $375,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 3,586 square feet. It sold in 2007 for $400,000. Jason and Portia Patrick, of Ormond Beach, sold 80 Standish Drive to Joseph and Margaret Scalise, of Bradenton, for $319,000. Built in 2000, the house has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,131 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $284,000.

Ronald and Michelle Dexter, of Ormond Beach, sold 700 Timothy St. to Belair Classic Investments LLC, of Ormond Beach, for $290,000. Built in 2006, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a barn and 1,870 square feet.

Scott and Patricia Steman sold 14 Fernery Trail to Ebenezer Gnanamanickam and Jessica Martin, of Ormond Beach, for $235,000. Built in 1989, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 2,150 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $195,000.

Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 7 Walnut Court to Wesley Fouts, of Ormond Beach, for $245,000. Built in 1987, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,238 square feet. It sold in 2001 for $181,300.

Kathleen Arrich, as co-trustee, sold 1027 N. Halifax Drive to Willis and Donna Denny, of Flagler Beach, for $210,000. Built in 1963, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,671 square feet.

Kathleen Finn, individually and as trustee, sold 1 Tomoka Oaks Blvd., Unit 129, to Leonard and Lethia Hanback, of Ormond Beach, for $107,000. Built in 1980, the condo has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,430 square feet. It sold in 1986 for $70,000. Linda Nekola, of Clintondale, New York, sold 31 Palm Drive to Judy Karmenzind, of Ormond Beach, for $95,000. Built in 1984, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,100 square feet. It sold in 1995 for $62,000. Chelsea Place CP and HG Residential Lots LLC, of Daytona Beach, sold 220 Chelsea Place Ave. to David and Kimberly Webb, of

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016

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Ormond Beach, for $512,442. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,426 square feet. No other sales were listed. Hunter’s Ridge Lee and Ann Snellings sold 14 Willoughby Trace to Michael and Pamela McCalligett, of Edgewater, for $340,000. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,183 square feet. No other sales were listed. Oak Forest Nelson Stuart, III, and Pamela Grammer sold 6 Acacia Court to Deborah Howard and Edward Brown, of Ormond Beach, for $235,000. Built in

1985, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 2,327 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $295,000. Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 5 Deerskin Lane to Bruce and Raylene Frenchak, of Ormond Beach, for $212,000. Built in 2004, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,080 square feet. — John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

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Bert Fish Medical Center and Adventist Health System officials have closed on the agreement that allows Adventist Health System, which also owns Florida Hospital, to acquire Bert Fish Medical Center. Bert Fish Medical Center has been renamed Florida Hospital New Smyrna and will join five Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties. Adventist Health System will pay $40 million in cash and invest $35 million into the hospital.

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Come see this beautiful 3BR/2BA home located in a sought after golf course community nestled against the Tomoka River! This home offers a split floorplan, large indoor laundry room, SS appliances and a large breakfast bar in the kitchen, formal living/dining rooms, a great room equipped with a brick fireplace, a screened in pool complete with a covered lanai and a fully fenced backyard! Updates include new AC and brick/hardy board exterior for easy maintenance. Price: $259,900. Call Kory Grayson at 386-795-0860.

2BR/2BA villa in sought after Villages of Royal Palm. This villa offers new plantation shutters on all windows, new washer and dryer, stove and microwave. Carpet in both bedrooms, living and dining areas, and tile in kitchen, baths and Florida room. There is room for ample storage in the master bedroom’s walk-in closet and cabinets in garage. Come enjoy all that Royal Palm has to offer! This includes the clubhouse with billiards, exercise room, library, craft room, 2 pools (1 heated), tennis, basketball, bocce, shuffleboard and more. Come see this one today! Price: $183,000. Call Elena Scott at 386-566-6984.

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OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. 386-447-4040

"P" SECTION Sale, Palm Coast, Saturday, April 23rd, 8am-3pm Post Oak, Post View & Point Pleasant. Rain or Shine!

ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.

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Thursday, April 2016 GOLF CLUBSMETAL - Left 21, hand, ladies, bag ladies M,cover 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-DRAWERS filing cabinet $20. complete, Dog feed- SKI FORITEMS; SALE solar pool and reel. $50.002-ski FULL SPECIALIST− Fl. Licensed Esthetician, $45. 386-673-6988. $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 ing station $8. Server/Tea cart $15. t814-574-6387 suits, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT & 386−447−8451. Massage Therapist, Yoga Meditation SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CORN HOLE Bags, Meets ACA regs. $150 Custom,firm. Set USED BRICKS (red) wrought coveringiron a 14x17 area. Nail Full FLORIDA Time Nights & AND Technician. FOR FLAGLER COUNTY, 2-GLIDER OUTSIDE chairs, SET OF living room tables with glass Instructor, IN of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. Weekends. www.whiteorchidinn.com 386.445.6973 top $100 (386) 586−6724 File Number: 2016 CP 000084 52-TWIN GAL Behr Masonry Stucco Paint TanSale Mixed 04/ BEDS, box springs & mattresses. White Announcements Items Under $200 For Items Under $200 For Sale CORN HOLE Bags, Meetsfire ACA regs. Custom, CLASSIFIED ELECTRIC place $150 (386) Set 586 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF 04/2016 cost $89.00 $50.00 (386) 313−1541 MARIA A. BARBOSA, also known as headboards. White sell 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, −6724 8 bags $29. U pick 2-DRAWERS METAL filing cabinet $20. Dog feed- of MARIA AUGUSTA De OLIVEIRA BARBOSA,YOUR also known as FOR SALE solar poolcolors cover 386−523−7201 and reel. $50.00 ADVERTISE $200. 386.986.414, John WIRELESS ROUTER & range extender. Netgear. MARIA A.C. BARBOSA,IN also known as COURT ing station $8. Server/Tea cart $15. t814-574-6387 386−447−8451. THE CIRCUIT FURNITURE GLASS top dinnngFor roomSale table 5 feet MARIA BARBOSA, Announcements Items Under $200 For Sale Items Under $200 Excellent condition. EZ install. $30 (386) 793−7844 SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. $75 (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com Deceased. IN AND FOR FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA 2-GLIDER OUTSIDE chairs, $150 firm. SET living room wrought iron tables with glass Made in USA!METAL 386-615-8230. 2-DRAWERS filing cabinet $20. Dog feed- FOR OF SALE solar pool cover and reel. $50.00 386.445.6973 NOTICE TO2016 CREDITORS top $100 (386) 586−6724 FURNITURE HALF moon marble top table $150 FileIN Number: CP 000084 ing station $8. Server/Tea cart $15. t814-574-6387 THE CIRCUIT COURT BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral pat- 386−447−8451. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com 2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. White CLASSIFIED The administration of the estate of Maria A. Barbosa, also known as fire place $150 (386) 586 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF FOR tern. $125. 386-627-8668. IN AND FLAGLER COUNTY, FLORIDA As low as 2-GLIDER OUTSIDE chairs, $150 firm. SET OF livingELECTRIC room wrought iron tables with glass Maria Augusta De Oliveira Barbosa, MARIA A. BARBOSA, also known as also known as Maria A.C. 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(386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com NEW BLOOD Glucose Meter, test strips, lancets 386.446.9318 MARIA A. BARBOSA, also known as of the personal representative CALL 386-492-2784 headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, −6724 ida 32110. The names and addresses Made in USA! 386-615-8230. MARIA De OLIVEIRA BARBOSA, also known $50 816−204−8987 and theAUGUSTA personal representative’s are set forthas below. $200. 386.986.414, Johngas blower, weed wacker. FURNITURE TOattorney CREDITORS HALF lpulos2002@gmail.com moon marble top table $150 CRAFTSMAN EDGER, MARIA A.C. BARBOSA, NOTICE also known as FURNITURE GLASS top dinnng room table 5 feet BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral patMARIA BARBOSA, (386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com all $200. or bo. 386.447.6798 All creditors of theof decedent andofother persons having claims or as WIRELESS ROUTER & range extender. Netgear. ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. $75 The administration the estate Maria A. 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(386)Garage/Moving/Estate 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com Florida, Probate address which Kim C. Hammond Sales The of the estate of Maria A. Barbosa, also known as THISadministration NOTICE THEM. tern. $125. 386-627-8668. Justice Center,ON Building #1,Barbosa, 1769 Eastalso Moody Boulevard, FlorIBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new NEW BLOOD Glucose Meter, test strips, lancets Maria Augusta De Oliveira known as MariaBunnell, A.C. Barbo386.446.9318 ida 32110. The names and addresses of the personal representative MERCHANDISE SEWING machineSaturday, cabinet April $50 "P" SECTION Sale, Palm Coast, sa, also known as Maria deceased, whose date of death was All other creditors of theBarbosa, decedentattorney and other persons having claims strings $145. MUSIC, Bissell steam cleanerSome $45. $50 CASE-SHEET dated floor 1913-1964. 816−204−8987 lpulos2002@gmail.com and the personal representative’s are setfor forth below. September 5, 2015, is pending in the Circuit Court Flagler County, CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. (386) 8am-3pm deolinda48@aol.com Post Oak, Post View & Point Pleasor demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this 386.264.6585 signed, $100. DVD Player, $25. HP Printer, $20. 23rd,586−6724 Florida, Probate3 Division, the address of which isTHE KimFIRST C. Hammond court WITHIN MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF PUBLICAall $200. or bo. 386.447.6798 All creditors of the decedent andEast otherMoody persons having claims or FlorWIRELESS & range extender. Netgear. ant. Rain or ROUTER Shine! Justice Building #1, 1769 Boulevard, Bunnell, TION OFCenter, THIS NOTICE. NEW BLOOD Glucose Meter, test strips, lancets 386.446.9318 demands decedent’s estate on a copy representative of this notice is KENMORE DRYER, hardly used, works great, Excellent ida 32110.against The names and addresses ofwhom the personal condition. EZ install. $30 (386) 793−7844 required to be served must file their claims are withset this court WITHIN THE FORD SPORT Trac security hard cover, $200. $50 816−204−8987 lpulos2002@gmail.com and the personal representative’s attorney forth below. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN OF white, $100/obo. 386.449.9339 CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 203.560.6066 SECTION 733.702 OFDAYS THE FLORIDA PROBATE WILLOF BEAFOREVER 40 Garage/Moving/Estate PRITCHARD Dr, Friday, 9am-4pm, THIS NOTICE AFTER OFCODE SERVICE COPY all $200. or bo. 386.447.6798 All creditors ofOR the30decedent and THE otherDATE persons having claims or OF ROUTER & rangeSaturday extender. Netgear. Sales BARRED. KENMORE GAS Grill with a side burner, lightly WIRELESS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is Sunday 9am-1pm, , collectibles, kitchen ware, IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new Excellent condition. EZ install. $30 (386) 793−7844 used, $100 or BO. 386-264-6447 required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN FORD SPORT Trac security hard cover, $200. "P" SECTION Sale, Palm Coast, Saturday, April NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTHhaving ABOVE, ANYTHE All other creditors of the decedent and other persons claims strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. cook ware, pictures, furniture. LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CLAIM FILED 1WO (2) YEARSTHE ORestate MOREmust AFTER THE DATE 203.560.6066 8am-3pm Post Oak, Post View & Point Pleasor demands against decedent’s fileSERVICE theirDECEDENT’S claims with this KING BED skirt, $30. Down comforter, $30. Table 23rd, THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF OF A COPY OF 386.264.6585 OF DEATH IS BARRED. 62 Garage/Moving/Estate COOPER Lane, April 22nd-24th,Sales 9am-4pm. court WITHIN 3 MONTHS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICARain or Shine! lamp, $30. Floor guitar lamp, Chair, $50. ant. IBANEZ ACOUSTIC with$25. hard case and new TION OF THIS NOTICE. 386-864-2011. furniture, musically inKENMORE DRYER, hardly used, works great, "P" The date of first publication of this notice is April 7, 2016. SECTION Household, Sale, Palm Coast, Saturday, April 386.246.3199 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. struments, sound equipment, Schwinn bike,Pleastraffic ALL CLAIMSagainst NOT FILED WITHINestate THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN white, $100/obo. 386.449.9339 23rd, 8am-3pm Post Oak, Post View & Point or demands decedent’s mustMaria file their claims with this Raymond M. 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ALL NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIMESET PERIODS SET FORTH IN 386.793.8903 white, $100/obo. 386.449.9339 General Merchandise 301 CLAIMS Dunlawton Avenue CLAIM FILED 1WO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE WILL DECEDENT’S DATE SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE BE FOREVER PRITCHARD Dr, Friday, Saturday 9am-4pm, KING BED skirt, $30. Down comforter, $30. Table 40 Port Orange, Florida 32127 OF DEATH IS BARRED. COOPER Lane, April 22nd-24th, 9am-4pm. BARRED. LOVESEAT,GAS NEW,Grill $140. Lobster clamlightly broth 62 KENMORE with a sideand burner, DECORATIVE IRON, collectibles, gate, 8’x6’, $1500. Telephone: 386-763-5083 9am-1pm, kitchen Deluxe ware, lamp, $30. Floor lamp, $25. Chair, $50. Sunday Facsimile: 386-864-2011. Household, furniture, musically in-3 pots, $30. $30. Call 386.627.1577 used, $100Bread or BO.maker, 386-264-6447 The date of386-763-5085 first publication of this notice is April 7, 2016. outdoor barbecue, $2800, sell $1800, used NOTWITHSTANDING cook ware, pictures,paid furniture. 386.246.3199 ray@donadiolaw.comTHE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY struments, sound equipment, Schwinn bike, traffic CLAIM FILED 1WO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE times. 609.506.0141 OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, KING BED skirt, $30. Down comforter, $30. Table 62 COOPER Lane, April 22nd-24th, 9am-4pm. Raymond M. Donadio, Maria Fatima Moreira, OF DEATH IS BARRED.Jr. LARGE BEDROOM bureau with attached mirror, light and more. Attorney for Personal Representative Personal Representative $25. golf$30. clubsFloor and bag, $100.$25. 386-447-4040 lamp, lamp, Chair, $50. 386-864-2011. Household, furniture, musically inFlorida Bar Renshaw light wood, excellent condition. $195. The date of No.: first 0061254 publication of this notice is24April 7, 2016.Drive Montville, 386.246.3199 DONADIO LAW OFFICE, LLC New Jersey 07045 SAFETY FIRST car seat $45. Junior Dresses M-L, struments, sound equipment, Schwinn bike, traffic 386.793.8903 General Merchandise 301 Dunlawton AvenueJr. Raymond M. Donadio, Maria Fatima Moreira, $25 & $50. 386-446-9382. LARGE BEDROOM bureau with attached mirror, Port Orange, Florida 32127 and more. Attorney for Personal Representative Personal Representative LOVESEAT, NEW, $140. Lobster and clam broth light DECORATIVE IRON gate, 8’x6’, $1500. Deluxe Telephone: Florida Bar 386-763-5083 No.: 0061254 24 Renshaw Drive Montville, light wood,ladies excellent condition. SKI ITEMS; M, $30. 2-gloves, $5/each;$195. 2-ski outdoor barbecue, paid $2800, sell $1800, used 3 Facsimile: 386-763-5085 pots, $30. Bread maker, Call 386.627.1577 DONADIO LAW OFFICE, LLC New Jersey 07045 386.793.8903 ray@donadiolaw.com General Merchandise 301 Dunlawton Avenue suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, times. 609.506.0141 Port Orange, Florida 32127 LOVESEAT, NEW, $140. Lobster14x17 and clam Telephone: 386-763-5083 USED BRICKS (red) covering area. broth DECORATIVE IRON gate, 8’x6’, $1500. Deluxe $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. a386-447-4040 Facsimile: 386-763-5085 pots, Bread maker, $30. Call 386.627.1577 outdoor barbecue, paid $2800, sell $1800, used 3 $200.$30. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. ray@donadiolaw.com SAFETY FIRST car seat $45. Junior Dresses M-L, times. 609.506.0141 OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, $25 & $50. 386-446-9382. CORN HOLE Meets ACA386-447-4040 regs. Custom, Set $25. golf clubsBags, and bag, $100. of 8 bags $29.ladies U pickM, colors 386−523−7201 SKI ITEMS; 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski SAFETY FIRST car seat $45. 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