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Either side can accept or reject the proposal. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

A raise of 3.47% is now on the table. The special magistrate who heard the contract dispute between the Volusia Teachers Organization and Volusia School District issued his recommendations April 22. The VTO and the school district now have 20 calendar days to accept or reject the recommendations. If either side rejects the proposed settlement, the School Board will make final decisions on the contract. An impasse in their negotiations for the 2015-2016 school year was declared on Feb. 18, and SEE RAISE PAGE 2A

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The Ride Stuff Community Cycling Team gives adults with special needs a chance for recognition in the Special Olympics. Allacyn Beebe, 19, gets ready for a ride on her favorite red bike. (Photo by Emily Blackwood)

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

For the first time in her life, Miranda Jones was able to take a bike ride with her whole family. As an adult with special needs and the oldest of four kids, it’s been a struggle for Jones to keep up with her siblings’ athleticism. But since joining the Community Cycling Team in Ormond Beach, she’s been enjoying a closer bond

with her family while gliding on three wheels. “Now we can all ride together,” said her mom, Tish Jones. “It’s been great, something that everyone can do together at the same time. Cycling is a great equalizer for the family.” Jeff Beebe started the team earlier this year as a way to get his daughter, Allacyn Beebe, active and connected with other adults in the special needs community. Though the 19-year-old is now in Seabreeze High School’s transition program, once she turns 22 she will no longer be eligible for SEE COMPETITION PAGE 2A

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Toboe Wolfe and Bryce Wolfe celebrated their birthdays with donations to the Halifax Humane Society. (Courtesy photo)

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the school’s services. “It’s a problem in the whole country,” Jeff Beebe said. “A lot of them still live with parents, and they need interaction and a sense of accomplishment.” As the team’s coach, he hopes to give them that by encouraging them to compete. Five of the group’s six members won first place in the Florida Special Olympics Area 5 Summer Games April 9. They practice twice a week at Ormond Beach Middle School. “This is the first time really in her whole life that Allacyn has been able to ride,” Jeff Beebe said. “Now she’s riding six miles a week. That’s a big deal. I’d say most adults don’t ride six miles a week.”

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both sides met with the magistrate on March 30. Teachers were seeking a raise effective for the 2015-2016 year, but the School Board offered a raise of 4%, effective July 1, for the next school year. The magistrate, John Popular, recommended that teachers receive a raise of 3.47% to take effect May 1. The statewide annual average salary for teachers is $47,950, and the average for Volusia County teachers is $44,250. School officials have said that previous raises were taken from reserves, and changes need to made to health insurance to save money for the raises. But in his recommendation, the magistrate said there was insufficient information about insurance costs, and the Labor Management Insurance Committee should reconvene and examine the cost of each benefit plan. The two sides are also at odds over teacher evaluations, with the VTO saying they should be the subject of negotiations. The magistrate said both sides are free to file for unfair labor practice to resolve the issue. The VTO and school district negotiation team will each provide responses to the recommendations to the School Board. The School Board will make the final decision in a public meeting, which has not been scheduled, according to School Board spokeswoman Nancy Wait.

WINNERS Tiffany Dorber, first in her 5K and 10K rides Mandy Jones, first in her 5K division John Hearn, first in his 5K division Allacyn Beebe, first in her 5K division Abby Whelan, second in her 5K division Noah Whelan, first in his 2K division  All athletes competed in two events ranging from 1K to 10K. All first-place athletes qualify for the Florida Special Olympics State Games on May 20. Qualified athletes will be selected to attend through a lottery.

Ormond Beach boys want dog food for their birthday Rather than get presents from their friends and families, the Wolfe brothers wanted to give back. COMMUNITY EDITOR

The Halifax Humane Society could use the following items:  Canned cat and kitten food (no fish products please)  Canned dog and puppy food  Regular pet shampoo & conditioner  Non-covered cat beds  “Kong” toys for dogs  Nail clippers  Professional grooming clippers with blades  Kitty litter (regular)  Laundry detergent  Towels Email info@halifaxhumanesociety.org or call 274-4703.

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ryce Wolfe is a cat person. Toboe Wolfe is a dog person. Though there might be a fierce rivalry between their favorite household pets, the two brothers came together to embark on a peaceful mission: to save them both. For their birthdays this year — Bryce Wolfe is 11 years old, and Toboe Wolfe is 4 years old —they asked their friends and families to bring them donations they could give to the Halifax Humane Society. These young Ormond Beach residents gathered food, toys, pet shampoo, bedding, leashes and

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newspapers for the society to use. “Every two to three weeks I get a call about a birthday party,” Community Outreach Director Amber Marcoux said. Marcoux said there are many other ways for young people to give back, including car washes to raise money, food drives, creating pet crafts like catnip toys or “adopt me” signs, and also volunteering with the society’s junior volunteer program, available to anyone under the age of 18 accompanied by a parent or guardian. “Another way we can help is by teaching children to be responsible and kind to animals,” she said. “That helps the situation overall. And, of course, by adopting a pet.”

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Katherine Kyle, an agent for Thrivent Financial, was selected to represent the Florida Georgia Region of Thrivent to build a home in Nicaragua in a partnership with Habitat for Humanity International.

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Kyle said she learned appreciation for the many conveniences Americans enjoy. “It makes you grateful for what we have,” she said. “We don’t have to go to the river to get water. It really does humble you.” Now, she asks her husband to turn off the water tap when brushing his teeth, because we take water for granted. But even with their meager lifestyle, the Nicaraguan people display a wealth of spirit, love and generosity, Kyle said. Courtesy photo

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Katherine Kyle and coworkers had to cut and bend rebar when building a Habitat for Humanity house in Nicaragua.

HOME WORK Woman finds that building homes in Nicaragua is a learning experience.

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atherine Kyle donated her time and effort April 2-10 to build homes for families in Nicaragua and came back with a special souvenir: a new attitude about life. It’s the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, where most people earn $2 per day. There are no cars, computers or running water, and little electricity. But during her trip with employees of Thrivent Financial to build a Habitat for Humanity home, she found herself admiring the slow pace of life and how the people have time for each other. “They walk everywhere or ride bikes,” she said. “They talk to their neighbors. It makes me want to simplify my life and spend more time doing important things.” She is going to schedule days for her husband and her to just relax, and set a time to visit her grandfather who lives up north. “I want to spend some time with people we care about,” she said. “You’re always in a rush and before you know it the years go by.”

115, Ormond Beach, was selected to represent the Florida Georgia Region of Thrivent to build the home in Nicaragua in a partnership with Habitat for Humanity International. She was chosen because of sales performance and volunteering activities. Thrivent also works with Habitat for Humanity in the U.S., and is Habitat’s largest single source of funding, excluding government funding. Thrivent Financial is a financial services organization that helps Christians with investments. Because it is a not-for-profit company, money that would otherwise be paid in taxes goes to charitable organizations.

Kyle and her team mixed concrete and mortar by hand and had to twist the rebar with a hand tool. She said that on the first day, by noon, she was wondering if she was going to make it. “It was so hot,” she said. “But the next day it got easier.” The hotel had no hot water, but she got used to it. “Luke-warm showers are best for you anyway,” she said. The homes that the teams build in Nicaragua are simple, small concrete block homes, but an improvement over the makeshift wooden houses they have. For the Habitat homes, “ecotoilets” were installed before the arrival of Kyle’s team. The toilets store sewage until it can be picked up. People cook over outdoor wood or gas stoves. There was no newspaper, so any news — such as tomatoes being on sale — was heard through a loudspeaker on a truck. ‘LIKE A WEDDING DAY’

Her team was efficient, and built three 150-square-foot homes in the week. At the completion of a house, there was a party with games. “When they got their home, they were so happy,” she said. “It was like a wedding day.” She was able to play games with the kids, such as musical chairs and piñata. The team also took time to have fun, sampling the food in the marketplaces and seeing the villages. Kyle’s next goal is to be a leader on a mission to another country. She has filled out an application and, if accepted, will have to go through training. Anyone interested in going on the trip may call her at 675-6838.

“When they got their home, they were so happy. It was like a wedding day.” KATHERINE KYLE, on building a house in Nicaragua

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Welcome signs installed The city installed welcome signs April 20 in medians at four locations: West Granada Boulevard, South State Road A1A, South Nova Road and South U.S. 1. Lighting and landscaping was scheduled to be added. Two signs have also been installed on the wing walls at the Interstate 95 and West Granada Boulevard interchange. The signs have been in the works for several years, going through design and permitting phases. In January, the City Commission authorized a contract with A.M. Weigel Construction Inc. for fabrication and installation of the signs not to exceed $97,124. The city also had to pay FDOT a deposit of $7,045 for repairs if the signs are ever removed. Future plans call for signs on North U.S. 1 near Interstate 95, and State Road A1A near Plaza Drive. The design and locations have not been determined.

Air 1 helicopter helps police arrest juveniles for drugs Ormond Beach Police arrested two juveniles for drugs after they ran from officers and hid in the wooded area near the corner of Sanchez Avenue and Macintosh Road on April 20. They had some assistance from Air 1 as it was on its way back to the hangar.

Junior lifeguard tryouts set Tryouts for Volusia County’s Junior Lifeguard Program for ages 9 to 15 begin May 7. Professional lifeguards will offer participants a chance to learn about water safety and first-aid techniques during weeklong Junior Lifeguard camps in June and July. There will also be team relays such as surfboard paddling, swimming, etc. To qualify, junior lifeguards must be able to swim 100 yards within 2 minutes and 15 seconds, tread water for 5 minutes and swim under water 10 feet. Physical skills test are offered at several locations. In Ormond Beach, the tests will be at the YMCA, 500 Sterthaus Drive; 8 to 10 a.m., May 14; and 2 to 4 p.m., May 21. Returning junior lifeguards do not have to take the physical skills test and may register at any time at Volusia.org/beach. Contact Beach Safety Ocean Rescue at jrlifeguard@volusia. org or 547-0246.

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Cecelia Cascio was driving with her husband, Fred Cascio, when everything got fuzzy. “I just went out,” she said, recalling that day a year later. “I couldn’t see where I was going. I remember Fred saying, ‘Move over.’ I was on the shoulder of the road and scratched up the side of the car. We’re lucky we didn’t hit anything.” Thankfully, Cecelia Cascio recovered enough to pull over, and, as fate would have it, the woman driving behind them was a nurse who called 911. The ambulance took her to the hospital, where they determined she had a valve that didn’t open properly. Since she had an open-heart surgery 12 years ago, a coronary artery bypass grafting, her doctors didn’t want to go that route again. So, she underwent a transcatheter aortic valve replacement procedure, or TAVR, a minimally invasive procedure that replaces heart valves in patients. “This is truly a lifesaving procedure for many in our commu-

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nity,” said Scott Strech, cardiovascular administrator for the Florida Hospital East Florida Region in a press release celebrating the one-year anniversary of TAVR in the community. “Without TAVR, some of these patients would either live with this condition in poor health until they died, or they would have to travel out of the area for the procedure, which many are too sick to do.” Cascio had the procedure done in February and was number 25 out of 29 people to undergo TAVR. She said she likes how little time it took her to recover. “I was home in two days,” she smiled. “With my open-heart surgery, it was a few weeks. It’s really amazing.”

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On April 19, the City Commission approved a contract with Hawkins Water Treatment Group Inc. to treat the water supply, with Commissioner Troy Kent giving the only “no” vote. The company will now provide chemicals for the city’s water treatment facility. The company recently acquired the assets of Dumont Co. Inc., which previously provided the chemicals. Kent has questioned the use of fluoride in city water in the past, and at the recent meeting, said he was still bothered by using the water supply to treat humans. “If we want to treat residents with fluoride, we need to do it in tablet form so it can be measured,” he said.

Free veggies for villa residents Fresh vegetables and good health will be the theme of a Mother’s and Father’s Day event planned for May 6 for the residents of Prince of Peace Villas by the God’s Little Angels organization. Fresh vegetables will be free to the residents. Mary Barrs, founder of God’s Little Angels, said donations from the public are welcome if they call her at 253-5349. Merchants have pledged donations.

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Holocaust survivors remembered in Ormond Concentration camp survivor warns of growing anti-Semitism. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

It’s been 71 years since Angela Orosz and her mother were rescued from Auschwitz concentration camp at the end of World War II. Orosz was a newborn, weighing only a few pounds and one of only two children born at the camp. “This is my mother’s story because I was just a baby,” she told those gathered at Temple Beth-el, on North Nova Road on April 26. “I’m afraid for my children and grandchildren,” she said. “Seventy-one years ago, the world was silent, and now the world is silent again.” She warned of growing antiSemitism in Europe and around the world. In the Holocaust, 6 million were killed, and Orosz pointed out that following generations were also lost. “It’s amazing to think what they could have accomplished,” she said. Orosz, who now lives in Montreal, was the guest speaker at the annual Holocaust Memorial Service by the Jewish Federation of Volusia and Flagler Counties. Six other Holocaust survivors lit candles in memory of those killed while Rabbi Zev Sonnenstein sang “I Believe,” a song he said many victims sang on the way to execution. In 1944, Germany invaded Hungary, and Orosz said one day

Shown are Angela Orosz, who survived Auschwitz as a baby, and Berta Wohl, 95, the oldest Holocaust survivor at the Holocaust Memorial Observance.

her parents heard a bang on the door. They were crowded into cattle cars for a three-day trip to Auschwitz with no food or water. When they arrived, her mother was not sent to death right away because she was “good stock” and healthy enough for labor. She hid her pregnancy for months out of fear she would be killed. She was assigned to the kitchen, and that’s how Orosz believes she stayed alive in the womb, because her mother was able to eat. On the day of liberation, another child was born in the camp, and her mother nursed both babies. The camp was run by the infamous Dr. Josef Mengele, who conducted experiments on the prisoners, including her mother, who could never have another child because of them.

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EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

Let’s just say it’s been a tough week. After some days of feeling consistently down, I was really in need of a win — in the form of some delicious, sugary goodness. And just like magic, an email appeared from my friend (and hero) Darlynn Tacinelli. An invitation to an open house of Krispy Kreme was exactly what I needed. Held by her company, Little Blog Dress Media, the event was to showcase the company’s production and have the opportunity to

Observer “If we are to build a better world, we must remember that the guiding principle is this — a policy of freedom for the individual is the only truly progressive policy.”

I was recently invited to attend an open house of the infamous Krispy Kreme. become a donut ambassador. That’s right people. a doughnut ambassador. Pretty sure Darlynn’s reading my diary. The event started off with a tasting, and we sampled everything from cookie-dough doughnuts to Oreo chillers to the classic glazed. Everything was cut into smaller pieces so you weren’t so aware about how many doughnuts you were eating. Smart move for Krispy, bad move for Emily. “Pace yourself,” Laura Richeson told me as I quickly sampled the yummy cookiedough doughnut. “I want you to try everything!” I wish I could say that was the first time someone told me to slow down at a doughnut shop. We then took a tour behind the scenes to see how the doughnuts where made. After carefully listening to the owners explain the process, I can tell you it goes something like this “dough plops onto tray

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thing, gets put in huge vertical oven, gets dunked in glaze river and then decorated with deliciousness.” The coolest part of the tour was dunking the fresh doughnuts into the chocolate frosting. While there is an art to it, 9-year-old Pheona Novas did what we were all thinking and dunked that sucker completely in chocolate. Because the only remedy for a bad week is baked goods.

Eva Manley, 8, and Lola Manley, 9, wasted no time sampling the doughnuts.

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Two-thirds of Ormond Strong are made up of Vietnam veterans, and most of them aren’t used to being in the public eye, according to founder Debbie Kruck-Forrester. “At first they were all camera shy,” she chuckled, “except for Marcos.” A Vietnam veteran and a member of Ormond Strong since it began in March 2015, Marcos Cabrera has taken it upon himself to be the group’s “historian,” documenting all their walks and events. While he gets many shots of other members of the group — over 5,000 photos this past year — it’s clear he enjoys being in front of the camera just as much.

Marcos Cabrera frequently walks the Granada Bridge with Ormond Strong.

“Anytime someone new joins us, I take a picture of them,” he said. “It’s important to keep track of everyone, to keep a history of what we’ve been doing. And sometimes for me to be included, I just take a selfie.” While the skill of the selfie is usually only found in the younger generations, Kruck-Forrester said the 67-year-old is notorious

for his selfie. “Since day one, he’s been taking pictures,” she laughed. “He’ll just do anything, get in the water, take any risks to get the angles.” Cabrera said he’s been taking selfies for quite sometime as a way to keep his family and friends from all over the world up to date on what he’s doing. “There was a time in my life that I took a lots of pictures all over the world,” he said, “but after a while

those pictures don’t mean much if no one is in them. I started to include myself in the pictures to give them that meaning that was missing.” Even though a lot of his loved ones are far away, he still finds family within Ormond Strong. “It’s a family now,” he said. “I’ve lived in many places of the world, and Ormond Beach is the best place.”

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The Lady Bucs struck first in the game, when Cierra Gates received a lateral and scored from a distance. Seabreeze responded when McKenzie Bowlus found Christen Helem in the corner of the end zone. Then, she hooked up with Abby Gabriel for the extra point to take the lead. Mainland, then, scored in the third quarter off a short pass from Tahara Williams to Gates, who got behind the defense and took it the distance. But, McKenzie launched a bomb to Shea Commette, who caught it and ran for the go-ahead score. After stopping the Bucs late in the fourth, Bowlus converted a short third-and-1, and Mainland allowed her to score with hopes of scoring a tying touchdown at the end, but the clock ran out.

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erfect no more. The Seabreeze Sandcrabs avenged their only loss of the season by handing the Mainland Bucs (13-1) their only loss when it mattered most to repeat as district champions and advance to the postseason, beating their crosstown rivals 19-13 on Tuesday, April 26, at Warner Christian Academy. “I just told the girls after the early loss: ‘We will get another shot at them, so let’s make the best of it’ — and they did,” coach Blake Hillman said. “I’m proud

of the girls. The defense played great. Mainland can score points, and they’re very athletic. So, after losing the way we did, our confidence is going up, and I couldn’t be more proud of our girls.” The Lady Sandcrabs (11-1) have won the district title three of the last four years under the leadership of two-time Bright House Top Athlete quarterback McKenzie Bowlus. “This means everything to me,” McKenzie Bowlus said. “This is my senior year, and we just won districts. Now, I want to win states. I’ve brought my team this far, and they’re going to take me far.” The Sandcrabs have to wait and see if they will be hosting or traveling for their opening playoff game, which will be held Friday, May 6.

e all love the underdog story, because we’ve all played the underdog role at one time or another in our lives. The way district tournaments are set up in certain sports, where every team gets a chance to play for the title and advance to the postseason, we can always expect to see a dominant team fall short of taking care of “easy business.” In this area, there have been many memorable upsets, but I’d like to highlight two inferior Davids who have slain Goliath. The Seabreeze baseball team won the most recent unlikely game, upsetting Deltona, who was 18-7, 11-1 in district play, on Tuesday, April 19, to advance to the district championship and postseason. The Sandcrabs had only won nine of their 24 games this season, which is a record for the 25-year coach Anthony Campella. Deltona had beaten Seabreeze twice in the regular season. So, how did they pull it off? Some may say the Sandcrabs were just better on that day, or the Wolves suffered an off night. Some may argue luck. Who knows? But then there are the 2014 Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs volleyball team, who had lost all 18 regular season games before winning the opening district tournament game over district favorites First Coast. While I agree that it’s highly possible to lose to a competitive team on a random day, I tend to believe there’s a little of this in all major upsets. When I played JV football, I arrogantly unstrapped my chin guard and folded my arms, because the other team couldn’t do anything on defense. But, the team replaced the smaller runner with a bigger, stronger and faster player, and he knocked me back where I rolled three times, and he sent my helmet 15 yards downfield. I took them lightly, and I paid for it. Fortunately for us, we won the game, but not all dominant teams win at the end. And, when they don’t, we who love upsets get to celebrate.

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and goals. We are growing in leaps and bounds, and we don’t plan on stopping.” Riptide recently held an open gym that welcomed almost 100 kids, which has become the norm on open gym nights. At the moment, Riptide competes in beginning-to-advanced tumbling, college and high school prep and competitive cheer. Terry and her husband, James, along with their daughter, Chrystal Hinchliffe, have added coaches Sydney Durost and Daytona Beach Police Officer Gnatte Doe, Volusia County Deputy Sheriff Jerry Sasser, Xiamara Rivera and

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ART OF HEALING: PERSONAL PRAYER FLAGS 3 to 4:40 p.m. at the Florida Hospital’s Cancer Care Center. Free. Arrange fabric, paper, imagery, words, and embellishments while nurturing a state of wellness in this creative workshop. All supplies provided. Call 231-2229. EAT HEALTHY BE ACTIVE 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at South Ormond Neighborhood Center, 176 Division Ave. Free family nutrition program. Call 822-5778, Ext. 5418. CANVAS AND COCKTAILS: MORNING GLORIES WITH SHERRILL SCHOENING 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Museum of Art. Ages 21 and up. Cost is $35 for members and $38.50 for nonmembers. Call 676-3347.

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Ormond Beach celebrated Earth Day at City Hall on April 21. Since 1970, the holiday has been celebrated worldwide in order to help provide information on how to protect the environment. The plaza at city hall was lined with vendors and booths offering information on the importance of, and ways to protect the environment. The event attracted hundreds, including children from local Ormond Beach schools. The children were able to interact at the booths, learn about the environment. The Ormond Beach Garden Club gave out a variety of plant seeds and a cup of soil to the children in attendance to teach them how to grow and care for their own plant at home. The club had on display a plant that started out as a seed given to a student just last year. The student was very proud of his progress and so was the club. Students from Mrs. Bordis’ class at Ormond Beach Elementary were excited to jump between the learning booths. They snatched up their cups from the garden club and quickly moved on to the Volusia County’s environmental booth, where Volunteer Coordinator Becki O’Keefe had created an interactive game using faux eggs she’d created out of cardboard with a photo of a local animal glued to each one. The game challenged children to determine whether that animal

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I’ll drink to that Beverage distributor S.R. Perrott growing, to build office space.

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Connors told the crowd gathered at the groundbreaking that it was almost 54 years ago to the day that the company was started by her parents. She said they now have 162 employees, which is up 15% from last year. “I’m so proud of the team and the executive staff,” she said. To encourage the company to stay in Ormond Beach, the City Commission voted last year to approve property tax reimbursements over a five-year period, now in their second year. For the first two years, the tax breaks are 100%; the third and fourth year, 75%; and the fifth year, 50%. City Economic Development Director Joe Mannarino said the tax breaks are worth the investment because the company provides jobs, property tax, utility taxes and franchise fees. “They could have relocated anywhere,” Mannarino said. Also happy to have the company stay is Rich Cooper, vice president of economic development for the Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce and president of Mitchell-Noel Insurance Agency. “They are such a promoter of the community,” he said. “It’s great to see them growing and staying in the community.” He said they support events with donated beverages and banners.

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The train car parked in front of S.R. Perrott Inc., 1280 N. U.S. 1, is not making a delivery. It’s a wine tasting room. “We started the wine distribution after a trip to Europe,” said company owner and President Michele Connors. And by October, there will be another addition at the company, known for its distribution of 50 brands of beer and many types of nonalcoholic beverages. On April 21, they had a groundbreaking ceremony with local business and government officials for a 22,300-square-foot office building to be constructed in front of the 90,000-square-foot warehouse. The offices will make room for the personnel currently at their former plant at the corner of West Granada Boulevard and North Perrott Drive. “It will be so wonderful to be all together,” Connors said. “Just the efficiencies of it.” The warehouse was constructed last year to allow room for growth, and some office personnel remained at the West Granada Boulevard site. The West Granada Boulevard site was purchased later by All Aboard Storage and will become

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Shown with the ceremonial shovels at the groundbreaking are R. Gary Connors, Colleen Connors-Timko, Michele Connors and Eva Connors McMullin.

GROWTH REPORTED S.R. Perrott has 162 employees, up 15% from last year. MARKET TRENDS

S.R. Perrott not only distributes for large breweries, but also local craft breweries, getting their products into stores and bars. “The craft beer industry is exploding,” said Eva Connors McMullin, marketing director. They currently distribute for

three local crafters. Michele Connor said import beer has also increased, showing people now have a taste for highend beers. The general contractor for the new office building is Arco Construction Inc., of St. Louis Missouri. Brandon Commons, of ARCO, said the $3.5 million building will be “tilt-up concrete” construction, same as the

existing warehouse. In this method, the concrete is poured on site, and the walls are lifted into place. S.R. Perrott was started by Samuel R. and Mariette Perrott in 1962. Their daughter, Michele, is now owner and president, and R. Gary Connors is vice president. Michele Connors has said that her parents started the business selling out of the back of a station wagon.

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New store offers farm produce The new Perrine’s offers a variety of fresh products. “You can tell I get excited about it.” JUNIOR PERRINE, produce store owner

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Ormond Beach residents now have another source for fresh fruits and vegetables. Perrine’s Produce and Deli opened a few weeks ago in the Rivergate Village shopping plaza at 120 S. Nova Road. In addition to produce, it also has an Amish deli, seafood, dairy, wine, old-fashioned soft drinks, chocolate and more. The Ormond Beach Planning Board gave its approval on April 14 for Perrine’s to display produce out on the sidewalk, and the City Commission is tentatively set to consider the matter on May 17. There would be restrictions on how far the display can extend to allow for pedestrian traffic. No one made any negative comments about the proposal at the Planning Board meeting. Lori Tolland said she thinks the display will create a nice atmosphere for the shopping center, and Pat Behnke said she was thrilled Perrine’s is here. “I love fresh produce,” Behnke said.

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It was 30 years ago this Memorial Day that the owners, Arnold “Junior” and Dianna Perrine, loaded a pickup truck with watermelons in Titusville. “On a Friday, we picked up 119 watermelons and asked if we could sell them in a parking lot,” he said. “We sold every one, so went back the next day. We were hooked.” Junior Perrine was working placing payloads on the Space Shuttles, and the produce business was a sideline until the couple’s children got older. They figured they could go full-time in 1998. They now own stores in Titusville, New Smyrna Beach, South Daytona and Ormond Beach. Perrine said he enjoys being in business for himself, and it’s evident he enjoys the produce business in particular as he walks around his new store, pointing out his merchandise. Although it’s indoors, Perrine considers his store a farmer’s market. Produce is available from Florida in the cooler months, and as the weather warms, the store will get produce from Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and other states. Perrine said he’s been in business so long that the couple can call farmers they know, and a truck with fresh produce will be on its way.

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house on five acres was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of March 6 through March 12 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-by-the-Sea. Angelo and Rosary Davila, of Ormond Beach, sold 470 Pine Bluff Trail to Wayne and Margaret Anderson, of Ormond Beach, for $797,000. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace, barn, greenhouse and 2,534 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $665,000.

ORMOND BEACH Cloryne D. Algee Family Limited Partnership, a Florida Limited Partnership, sold 955 Ginger Circle to Roger and Carol Learned, of Ormond Beach, for $362,000. Built in 1966, the house has five bedrooms, three baths and 3,278 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $300,000. Denis and Harriet Green, individually and as co-trustees, sold 16 Marjorie Trail to Bernice Rivera and Jose Rivera Castillo, of Ormond Beach, for $186,000. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,687 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $268,000. Thomas and Marilee Husselman, as trustees, sold 89 S. Atlantic Ave., Unit 502, to Andy Wilson, of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, for $175,000. Built in 1979, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,200 square feet. It sold in 1980 for $79,900. Mark Oslizlo, individually and as trustee, sold 153 S. Lindenwood Circle to Steve Bok, of Ormond Beach, for $175,000. Built in 1970, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,579 square feet. It sold in 1994 for $75,000. Kevin and Debra Lique, of Ormond Beach, sold 12 Stratford Place to Troy and Christina Gartner, of Ormond Beach,

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Tomoka Oaks David and Dorothy Davidson, of Delray Beach, sold 112 River Bluff Drive to Kathleen and Otto Hoover, of Ormond Beach, for $587,500. Built in 1986, the house has four bedrooms, four baths, three fireplaces, a swimming pool and 3,378 square feet. It sold in 2010 for $420,114.

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Built in 1978, the house has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,699 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $384,000.

Chelsea Place Erwin and Marilyn Vonderlage, of Holly Hill, sold 3135 Kailani Court to Daniel and Patricia Canter, of Brookfield, Ohio, for $185,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,684 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $231,000.

Aiden and Louise Tozer, as cotrustees, sold 21 Oakmont Circle to Delton and Yolinda Zuniga McLin, of Ormond Beach, for $225,000. Built in 1976, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace and 2,212 square feet. It sold in 1991 for $155,000.

Plantation Bay Edward and Sue Anne Raskin, of Fernandina Beach, sold 1040 Hampstead Lane to Gordon Noseworthy, of Ormond Beach, for $759,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, four baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,805 square feet. No other sales were listed.

Halifax Plantation Michael and Gene Schoonmaker, of Daytona Beach, sold 1300 Mandan Lane to Kevin Campanaro, of Ormond Beach, for $340,000. Built in 1987, the house has four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 3,013 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $225,000.

The Trails Richard and Galin Crist, of Ormond Beach, sold 5 Stonehaven Trail to Alan Micallef, of Ormond Beach, for $153,000. Built in 1981, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a firepace and 1,678 square feet. It sold in 2004 for $171,900.

Sameh Hanna, of Ontario, sold 661 Aldenham Lane to the Judith Anne Morton Living Trust, of Ooltewah, Tennessee, for $322,000. Built in 2006, the house has five bedrooms, four baths and 3,036 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $545,367.

Hunter’s Ridge Daniel and Nicola Galasso sold 53 Huntmaster Court to Jason and Elizabeth Scavilla, of Ormond Beach, for $282,500. Built in 2001, the house has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,152 square feet. No other sales were listed.

Lisa and Just Balcer, and Michael Heathfield, of Ormond Beach, sold 207 Pine Cone Trail to Thomas and Bonnie Linscott, of Oak Harbor, Washington, for $125,000. Built in 1978, the townhouse has three bedrooms,

Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 1221 Kilkenny Court to Arthur Marr, Jr., of Ormond Beach, for $238,530. Built in 2015, the townhouse has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,081 square feet. No other sales were listed.

KB Home Jacksonville LLC, of Jacksonville, sold 127 Pergola Place to Marisa and Daniel Gilbert, of Ormond Beach, for $215,990. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,899 square feet. No other sales were listed.

2.5 baths, a fireplace and 1,698 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $108,900. Trails North 40 Jeffrey and Geraldine Saldino, of Ormond Beach, sold 184 Deer Lake Circle to Marie Cortez, of Ormond Beach, for $178,000. Built in 1984, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,625 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $95,000.

ORMOND-BY-THE-SEA Lawrence and Polly Day, of Ormond Beach, sold 2916 Anchor Drive to Patricia Brandt, of Ormond Beach, for $315,000. Built in 1973, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 1,874 square feet. No other qualified sales were listed. James and Laquita Sobieski sold 123 Peninsula Winds Drive to Dann Yobbi and Lari Knochenmus, of Webster, for $262,000. Built in 1998, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,670 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $235,000. Adam Collins, of Ormond Beach, sold 17 Surfside Drive

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Items Under $200 For SaleWhite 2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, 2-DRAWERS METAL filing cabinet $20. Dog feed$200. 386.986.6414, Johncart $15. t814-574-6387 ing station $8. Server/Tea 6’ STEP BEDS, ladder, excellent condition, cost $40, sell 2-TWIN box springs & mattresses. White $25. 386.437.3275 headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, $200. 386.986.6414, John ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. ALUMINUM EXTENSION Made in USA! 386-615-8230. 6’ STEP ladder, excellent condition, cost $40, sell $25. 386.437.3275 BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral pattern. $125. 386-627-8668. ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. Thursday, April 28, 2016 Thursday, April 28, Made in USA! 386-615-8230. BRIGGS & Stratton surge 8500 watts, Thursday, Aprilgenerator, 28, 2016 2016 $200 firm. 386.627.8803. BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral pattern. $125. 386-627-8668. BRIGGS & Stratton generator, surge 8500 watts, $200 firm. 386.627.8803.

COSTUME JEWELRY, some old, some signed, $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after 10am.

bacher # 286 $50. 386-446-2266

Under For Sale2-ski SKI Items ITEMS; ladies M, $200 2-gloves, $5/each; suits, $5. 386.447.8826 SAFE$10/each; 12 1/2 byglasses, 17 1/2 inches $50. Easel Grumbacher # 286 $50. 386-446-2266 USED BRICKS (red) covering a 14x17 area. $200. 386-447-8082 leave message$5/each; & number. SKI ITEMS; ladies M, 2-gloves, 2-ski suits, $10/each; glasses, VERTICAL BLINDS for 6 $5. & 9 386.447.8826 ft sliders. White. Like new. each. 386-313-5220 USED$25 BRICKS (red) covering a 14x17 area. $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 VERTICAL BLINDS & 9 ft sliders. White. Like on Amazon;folds flat for $406316−9990 new. $25 each. 386-313-5220 BRIGGS & Stratton Elite Generator Tested but not used. Book included $200 (386) 615−1800 ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 on Amazon;folds flat $40 316−9990 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom made Set&ofStratton 8, $29. Elite U pick colors 386−523−7201 BRIGGS Generator Tested but not used. Book included $200 (386) CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22 615−1800 inch cut, self propelled, 6.75 H.P. $175.00ACA 386−503−4779 CORN HOLE Bags Meets regs. Custom made Set− of 8, $29. UFOR pick12 colors 386−523−7201 DISHES SERVICE Noritake China $100 OR BEST OFFERMOWER (386) 313−6547 CRAFTSMAN 22 inch cut, self Items Under $200 For Sale propelled, 6.75 H.P. top $175.00 Items Under $200 For Sale5 feet FURNITURE GLASS dinnng386−503−4779 room table SAFE 12−586−6724 1/2 by 17 17cjojo1939@aol.com 1/2 inches $50. Easel Easel GrumSAFE 12 1/2 by 1/2 inches $50. Grum$75 (386) DISHES SERVICE FOR 12 Noritake China $100 SAFE 12 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches $50. Easel Grumbacher 286 $50.(386) 386-446-2266 bacher ## 286 $50. 386-446-2266 OR BEST OFFER 313−6547 bacher # 286 $50. 386-446-2266 FURNITURE HALF moon marble top table $150 SKI ITEMS; ITEMS; GLASS ladies M, 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski SKI ladies M, $5/each; (386) elizabethveloso36@gmail.com FURNITURE top2-gloves, dinnng room table 52-ski feet SKI 586−6724 ITEMS; ladies M, 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 386.447.8826 suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. $75 (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ USED BRICKS (red)moon covering 14x17 area. USED (red) covering aa 14x17 2" $75 BRICKS (386) 316−9990 FURNITURE HALF marble top area. table $150 USED BRICKS (red) covering a 14x17 area. $200.586−6724 386-447-8082 leave message message & & number. number. $200. 386-447-8082 leave (386) elizabethveloso36@gmail.com $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. KIRBY VACCUM sentira model with shampoo VERTICAL BLINDS for for 66 Free & 99 ftftduty sliders. White. Like Like VERTICAL BLINDS & sliders. White. system andWORKMAT attachments. (386) 447−3719 GARAGE rubber,4’x6’x1/ VERTICAL BLINDS forheavy 6 & 9 ft sliders. White. Like new. $25 each. 386-313-5220 new. each. 386-313-5220 2" $75$25 (386) 316−9990 new. $25 each. 386-313-5220 MERCHANDISE SEWING machine cabinet $50 ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted (386) 586−6724 deolinda48@aol.com KIRBY VACCUM sentira model Assembled,$57 with shampoo ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 on Amazon;folds Amazon;folds flat $40 $40 316−9990 316−9990 on flat system and attachments. Free (386) NEW BLOOD Glucose test 447−3719 strips, lancets on Amazon;folds flat $40Meter, 316−9990 BRIGGS & Stratton Stratton Elite Generator Generator Tested but$50 not BRIGGS & Elite but not $50 816−204−8987 lpulos2002@gmail.com MERCHANDISE SEWING machineTested cabinet BRIGGS & Stratton Elite Generator Tested but not used.586−6724 Book included included $200 (386) (386) 615−1800 615−1800 used. Book $200 (386) deolinda48@aol.com WIRELESS & range used. Book ROUTER included $200 (386)extender. 615−1800Netgear. CORNBLOOD HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom CORN HOLE Bags regs. Custom Excellent condition. EZMeets install. $30 793−7844 NEW Glucose Meter,ACA test(386) strips, lancets CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom made Set of of 8, 8, $29. $29. U U pick pick colors colors 386−523−7201 386−523−7201 made Set $50 816−204−8987 made Set of 8, $29.lpulos2002@gmail.com U pick colors 386−523−7201 Autos For22 Sale CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22 inch cut, cut, self CRAFTSMAN MOWER inch self WIRELESS ROUTER & range Netgear. CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22 extender. inch cut, self propelled, 6.75 H.P. H.P.EZ $175.00 386−503−4779 propelled, 6.75 $175.00 386−503−4779 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV -(386) Every option. Excellent condition. install. $30 793−7844 General Merchandise propelled, 6.75 H.P. $175.00 386−503−4779 Local owned, extra clean, 55,000 miles. $25,500. DISHES SERVICE FOR 12 Noritake China $100 DISHES −− SERVICE 12 Noritake China $100 BRUNSWICK 8’ poolFOR table, like new with all DISHES − SERVICE FOR 12looks Noritake China $100 Airport Auto 386-437-2403. Autos For Sale OR BEST OFFER (386) 313−6547 OR BEST OFFER (386) 313−6547 accessories, $1850. call313−6547 for more info, can email OR BEST OFFER (386) 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV room - Every option. FURNITURE GLASS top dinnng dinnng room table feet FURNITURE GLASS top table 55 feet pictures. 352-514-7073 Garage/Moving/Estate Sales FURNITURE GLASS top dinnng table 5 feet Local owned, extra cjojo1939@aol.com clean, 55,000room miles. $25,500. $75 (386) (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com $75 586−6724 $75 (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com Airport AutoCONTRACTOR 386-437-2403. GENERAL Too Petsretiring. FURNITURE HALF HALF moon moon marble top top many table tools $150 FURNITURE marble table $150 FURNITURE HALF moon marble top table $150 to list,586−6724 must see to appreciate. Includes 16’ con(386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com (386) elizabethveloso36@gmail.com Garage/Moving/Estate Sales ANIMAL PORTRAITS with oils. Very reasonable. (386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com struction trailer. 18 Hargrove Grade, Suite 107. FriGARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ rubber,4’x6’x1/ GARAGE WORKMAT heavy Please call Mary 386.597.7200 day/Saturday/Sunday, 8am-4pm. 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Server/Tea cart $15.and t814-574-6387 accessories, $1850. call for more info, can email This week’s Cryptoquiz answers pictures. 352-514-7073 pictures. 352-514-7073 2-TWIN BEDS, BEDS, box springs springs & leave mattresses. White bookcase $15. Please message, 2-TWIN box & mattresses. White CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. or Ormond each. 13 weeks - SUMMER? just $35. pictures. 352-514-7073 LEAVING FOR THE3) 2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. White 1) Russia, 2) Medicine, headboards. White 7-drawer dresser dresser w/mirror, w/mirror, 386.447.2971. headboards. 7-drawer all $200. or bo.White 386.447.6798 Call to get Literature, setyour up! home and Have386.447.9723 the Observerx 132 delivered to headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, 4) Mood, 5) Text Pets $200. 386.986.6414, 386.986.6414, John $200. John Pets PRIMO WATER cooler, three-3 gallon bottles, $85. QUEEN MATTRESS, box spring and frame $50, don’t miss out on what’s happening in Palm Coast $200. 386.986.6414, John NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Pursuant 6’ STEP STEP ladder, excellent condition, costmessage, $40, sell Twin bedladder, set, $15. mattress, headboard, sheets, 6’ excellent condition, cost $40, sell bookcase Please leave3-sets ANIMAL PORTRAITS with oils. Very reasonable. ANIMAL PORTRAITS with or Ormond each. 13 weeks -oils. justVery $35.reasonable. Anton 6’ STEP ladder, excellent condition, cost $40, sell to SectionChekhov 865.09, Florida ANIMAL PORTRAITS withStatutes oils. Very reasonable. $25. 386.206.9006 386.437.3275 $80. $25. 386.437.3275 386.447.2971. Please call Mary Mary 386.597.7200 386.597.7200 Please call Call 386.447.9723 x 132 to get set up! $25. 386.437.3275 Please call Mary 386.597.7200 ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. OAK COFFEE and end three-3 table, $75. scotts spreader, ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. PRIMO WATER cooler, gallon bottles, $85. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. April 28 (Easy, difficulty rating 0.32) This week’s Sudoku answers NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Pursuant Madegolf in USA! USA! 386-615-8230. $25. clubs and bag,headboard, $100. 386-447-4040 Made in 386-615-8230. Twin bed set, mattress, 3-sets sheets, Announcements desiring to engage in business under Made in USA! 386-615-8230. to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes the fictitious Announcements $80. 386.206.9006 name6 of Frank of Palm BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral floralplace patNOBILITY TRIPLE plated silver, 12-piece BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with pat1 The 4 Kitchen 8 5 Expert 7 2 3 Coast 9 BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral patlocated Farmbrook County of tern. $125. $125. 386-627-8668. setting w/8386-627-8668. serving pieces, Great spreader, wedding tern. OAK COFFEE and end table,$100. $75. scotts NOTICE at IS 28 HEREBY GIVENLane that in thethe undersigned, tern. $125. 386-627-8668. Flagler in the City of Palm Coast Florida 32137 gift. 386.585.4486 $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. 386-447-4040 7 to3engage 8 in2business 9 1under 4 the5fictitious 6 BRIGGS & Stratton Stratton generator, surge 8500 8500 watts, watts, BRIGGS & generator, surge desiring BRIGGS & Stratton generator, surge 8500 watts, intends toFrank register the said name with the Division $200 firm. firm. 386.627.8803. 386.627.8803. $200 name of The Kitchen Expert of Palm Coast LOVESEAT, NEW, $140. Lobster and clam broth NOBILITY TRIPLE plated silver, 12-piece place $200 firm. 386.627.8803. of Corporations 2 at 928 Farmbrook 5 of 6the 3Florida 4 inDepartment 7 1 8 of located Lane the County of pots, $30. maker, $30.$100. Call 386.627.1577 setting w/8Bread serving pieces, Great wedding State, Tallahassee, FL.Palm Coast Florida 32137 Flagler in the City of gift. 386.585.4486 IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 28th day of 9 4 2 1 7 5 8 6 3 intends to register the said name with the Division strings $145.NEW, Bissell steam floorand cleaner $45. LOVESEAT, $140. Lobster clam broth April, 2016 of Corporations 386.264.6585 Items Under $200 For Sale Items Under $200 For Sale pots, $30. Bread maker, $30. Call 386.627.1577 8 7 6 of 9the 2Florida 3 Department 5 4 1 of State, Tallahassee, FL. COSTUME JEWELRY, JEWELRY, some some old, old, some some signed, signed, COSTUME COSTUME JEWELRY, some old, some signed, Francis Rocco Massello 2-DRAWERS METAL filing cabinet $20. Dog feed- HANDICAP SAFE 12 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches $50. Easel GrumSCOOTER, recent batterys, $200. IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new Dated1 at Palm $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after 10am. $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after 10am. 5 3Coast, 4 Florida, 6 8 this9 28th 7 day 2 of $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 ing station $8. Server/Tea cart $15. t814-574-6387 386.864.5647 bacher #$145. 286 $50. 386-446-2266 strings Bissell steamafter floor10am. cleaner $45. April, 2016 CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER? LEAVING THE CRAFTSMAN EDGER, blower, weedExercise wacker. Events 2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. White 386.264.6585 GAZELLE Glider Home Fitness SKI ITEMS; ladies M, gas 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski 3 6 9 FOR 7delivered 4 SUMMER? 2to 1 home 8 5and LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER? all $200. $200. or EDGE bo. 386.447.6798 all or bo. 386.447.6798 Have theRocco Observer to your your home and Have the Observer delivered all $200. bo. 386.447.6798 Francis Massello headboards. White 7-drawer dresser w/mirror, Machine -or$50. 330-573-8569 suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 HANDICAP SCOOTER, recent batterys, $200. Have the Observer delivered toSpaghetti your home and AMERICAN LEGION Post 115 Dinner QUEEN MATTRESS, box spring and frame $50, QUEEN MATTRESS, box spring and frame $50, don’t miss out on what’s happening in Palm Coast don’t miss out on what’s happening in Palm Coast $200. 386.986.6414, John 386.864.5647 5 8out 7 to 3 1 -Tickets 9 $35. 6inarePalm 2$10.Coast 4Take QUEEN MATTRESS, boxlike spring and frame $50, don’t30th, miss4:30pm on what’s happening USED BRICKS (red) covering aleave 14x17 area. CROQUET SET w/case, new$10. Polaroid April 7:00pm. bookcase $15. Please leave message, bookcase $15. Please message, or Ormond each. 13 weeks just or Ormond each. 13 weeks just $35. bookcase $15. Please leave message, or Ormond each. 13 weeks - just Kings $35. Rd, Palm 6’ STEP ladder, excellent condition, cost $40, sell GAZELLE $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. EDGE Glider Home Fitness Exercise 600 Camera-$5. Box of cooking magazines-$5. out available. Hall, 386.447.2971. 386.447.2971. Callis 386.447.9723 132 to getOld set up! up! 9 7 Call 386.447.9723 xxEvents 132 to get set 4 2 1VFW 847 386.447.2971. Call 386.447.9723 x5 132 to get6set 3 up! $25. 386.437.3275 Machine - $50. 330-573-8569 Call 386.283.4367 Coast. VERTICAL BLINDS for 6 & 9 ft sliders. White. Like PRIMO WATER WATER cooler, cooler, three-3 three-3 gallon gallon bottles, bottles, $85. $85. AMERICAN LEGION Post 115 Spaghetti Dinner PRIMO PRIMO WATER cooler, three-3 gallon bottles, $85. NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Pursuant NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law ALUMINUM EXTENSION ladder, 24 ft. $100 Firm. CROQUET new. $25 set, each. 386-313-5220 Twin bed bed set, mattress, headboard, 3-sets sheets, SET w/case, like new- 3-sets $10. Polaroid April 30th, UNDER 4:30pm to 7:00pm.Name TicketsLaw arePursuant $10. Take Twin mattress, headboard, sheets, NOTICE Fictitious Law Pursuant This week’s Crossword answers Twin bed set, mattress, headboard, 3-sets sheets, to Section Section 865.09, Florida Statutes to 865.09, Florida Statutes Made in USA! 386-615-8230. $80. 386.206.9006 600 Camera-$5. Box of cooking magazines-$5. out is available. VFW Hall, 47 Old Kings Rd, Palm $80. 386.206.9006 to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes ADIRONDACK CHAIR unpainted Assembled,$57 $80. 386.206.9006 Call 386.283.4367 Coast. BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white with floral pat- on Amazon;folds flat $40 316−9990 OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, NOTICE IS IS HEREBY HEREBY GIVEN GIVEN that that the the undersigned, undersigned, NOTICE OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, tern. $125. 386-627-8668. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, $25. golf golf clubs clubs and bag, bag, $100. 386-447-4040 $25. and 386-447-4040 BRIGGS & Stratton Elite $100. Generator Tested but not desiring to to engage engage in in business business under under the the fictitious fictitious desiring $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. 386-447-4040 desiring to engage in business under the fictitious BRIGGS & Stratton generator, surge 8500 watts, used. BookTRIPLE includedplated $200 (386) 615−1800 name of of Frank Frank The The Kitchen Kitchen Expert Expert of of Palm Palm Coast Coast name NOBILITY TRIPLE plated silver, 12-piece place place NOBILITY silver, 12-piece name of Frank The Kitchen Expert of Palm Coast NOBILITY TRIPLE plated silver, 12-piece place $200 firm. 386.627.8803. located at at 28 28 Farmbrook Farmbrook Lane Lane in in the the County County of of located setting w/8 w/8 serving pieces, $100. Great wedding setting serving CORN HOLE Bagspieces, Meets$100. 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Call 386.627.1577 State, Tallahassee, Tallahassee, FL. FL. State, State, Tallahassee, FL. COSTUME JEWELRY, some old, some signed, DISHES IBANEZ ACOUSTIC ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case case and$100 new IBANEZ with hard and new Dated at at Palm Palm Coast, Coast, Florida, Florida, this this 28th 28th day day of of Dated − SERVICE guitar FOR 12 Noritake China Autos IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar with hard case and new Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 28th day of Autos For For Sale Sale $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after 10am. strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner cleaner $45. $45. strings $145. Bissell floor April, 2016 2016 April, OR BEST OFFER (386) steam 313−6547 strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. 2011 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV Every option. MERCEDES M350L SUV Every option. April, 2016 386.264.6585 386.264.6585 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV - Every option. CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. 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