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How do you fund your travel wishes? Rent your house in Ormond! This home lures in renters with its unique pirate ship. PAGE 5

ART OF HEALING

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Linda McCauley is one student who found her artistic talent in the museum’s Art of Healing classes. PAGE 15

SPEND IT HERE OR THERE?

Where should the grant money be spent? The city is using it for improvements at Central Park, but one resident points out that the priority area is not being addressed. PAGE 2

Ormond veterans were recognized at the Memorial Day ceremony. PAGE 3

Legacy House: from chaos to calm In just two months, the foster care project that was formed to prevent sex trafficking has added two members to its family.

The current residents of the Legacy Housing Project: Zoe Wiley, Shannon Clark, Rich Tidwell, Brandi Tidwell and Rienette Tidwell. Photo by Emily Blackwood

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

hannon Clark has lived in a lot of group homes and said that typically, there are very few people there that actually care about you. With Legacy Housing Project, that’s not the case. “Most people are in it for the money,” the 19-year-old said. “They don’t care what you do, if you run or away or anything. But here, here it’s peaceful. If I have a problem, I know I can talk to Richard or Brandi.” Pastor Rich Tidwell and his wife, Brandi Tidwell, had a vision of creating free housing for girls who just aged out of the foster care system and are at high risk for becoming victims of sex trafficking. Sitting at the table with SEE VISION PAGE 8

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City to upgrade sidewalks, trail in park A resident in the priority area is disappointed. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

The city has applied for a grant to build two sidewalks and pave a Central Park trail, projects recommended by the Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Board. While the NIAB is confident the projects are the best use of grant funds, at least one resident is disappointed. The City Commission voted May 17 to apply for $145,508 in grant money from Housing and Urban Development, which supplies a priority map for where the money should be spent. Updated every 10 years based on the census, the map shows an area of low-to-moderate income. However, the money can also be spent for local nonprofit organizations, or anywhere in the city for projects that meet the Americans with Disabilities Act. While last year part of the money was allocated for projects in the priority area, this year they are all outside the boundaries. “That bothers me,” said Terry Mercer, resident of the area. “I’m disappointed nothing was picked in the neighborhood.” Last year, Mercer and another resident attended NIAB meetings and were successful in getting improvements to the park at the end of Melrose Street, called

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HUD provides a priority map for Community Development Block Grant spending.

Huguenot Park. The approved project calls for a picnic table, shell parking area and ADA access down to the water. Mercer had also suggested a canoe launch for the park, but the city suggested a canoe launch at Cassan Park instead and the residents agreed. Mercer said recently she thought improvements could be made to the sidewalk along Beach Street and another pocket park. CITIZEN INPUT WELCOME

Loretta Moisio, city liaison with NIAB, said no one from the community attended the meetings this year. Notices are placed in a local daily newspaper advertising a public meeting, and they are also on the city’s calendar which is on ormondbeach.org. She said input from citizens is welcome at any NIAB meeting, and projects are discussed early in the year. Mercer said she was busy traveling and could not attend the meetings. The board also receives recommendations from city staff. ‘BEST USE OF FUNDS’

Josh Pringle, chairman of NIAB, said members of the board travel through the HUD priority area at least once a year to determine

“We saw a lot of kids on Ramsey and Flormond. There are no sidewalks to get to the bus stops.”

potential projects. He said the primary focus of the board is the priority area. He said the board believes the recommendations made this year are the best use of the funds, based on recommendations they received. The board recommended that two streets, Flormond Avenue and Ramsey Terrace, get ADA sidewalks. They would cost $27,000 and $18,000, respectively. “We saw a lot of kids on Ramsey and Flormond,” Pringle said. “There are no sidewalks to get to the bus stops.” He said both the city and the Ormond Beach Housing Authority have pointed out the need for the sidewalks on those streets.

The other spending recommended this year is $100,508 for an ADA paved trail around a lake in Central Park at 601 Fleming Avenue. There is currently an unpaved trail. Pringle said the trail is heavily used, presents a tripping and falling hazard and is important because of the other ADA improvements that have been made in the Central Park Area. The priority area is in City Commissioner Troy Kent’s zone. “Occasionally I am okay with spending some of those dollars in other areas of our city where ADA needs are a priority,” he wrote in an email. “Residents from our CDBG area do utilize these ADA/ park areas as well.”

PROJECTS UNDER REVIEW Improvements approved last year, including a picnic table at Melrose Park and a canoe launch at Cassen Park, are currently in review by environmental agencies.

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Ceremony honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice. NEWS EDITOR

lags flew and a bright sun shone on Rockefeller Gardens on May 30, but it was a solemn occasion as a large crowd gathered for a Memorial Day service to honor those in the military who made the ultimate sacrifice. The Daytona Beach Concert Band provided a musical backdrop to the event, and four flyovers offered stirring salutes. Wreath-laying ceremonies, a playing of taps and a procession of the audience, laying flowers in remembrance of those fallen, underscored the day with emotion. Some died in peacetime, and too many died in conflict, said retired Col. Victoria Leignadier, U.S. Army, moderator of the event. “These men and women served their country and defended those

who could not defend themselves,” she said. Retired Lt. Col. Garret Messner, U.S. Army, gave the Memorial Remembrance speech. He began by quoting Gen. Douglas McArthur, saying we should not mourn the men who died, but rather thank God that such brave men lived. He said he was filled with admiration for the heroes they were honoring. “He belongs to posterity. He belongs to history. He has drunk deep from the chalice of courage,” Messner said. Messner retired from the Army in 2016 at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University as professor and commander of the ROTC program. A graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, he served throughout the world, including Afghanistan, and now lives in Ormond Beach. Also taking part in the cer-

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Teachers union, Volusia Schools trade charges

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The audience places flowers in remembrance at the end of the ceremony.

emony was American Legion Post 267; Spruce Creek Gaggle Flight; Gary Flanagan of Daytona Pipes and Drums; Gwen Redmond, veteran, U.S. Navy; Civil Air Patrol Ormond Beach Senior Squadron; Susan Darden, regent, Captain James Ormond Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution; Ormond Strong and Boy Scout Troops 65 and 407.

“He has drunk deep from the chalice of courage.” RETIRED LT. COL. GARRET MESSNER, U.S. Army

The teachers union and Volusia County Schools sent out press releases May 27 showing an increase in the discord between the two groups in their year-long struggle to reach agreement on a contract for 2015-2016. The teachers union president, Andrew Spar, charged the school district with acting unlawfully, and the school superintendent, Tom Russell, said Spar is denying teachers’ right to vote. An impasse was declared on Feb. 18, and a magistrate made recommendations on the impasse issues after hearing arguments from both sides. At a hearing May 18, the School Board made two offers to the Volusia Teachers Organization, with the expectation they would vote on them. Spar notified the School Board and the superintendent on May 27 that the Volusia Teachers Organization will not vote on the contract offers. He said VTO will file an unfair labor practice charge against the School Board with the Florida Public Employees Relations Commission. The basis of the charge is that the School Board, instead of resolving the impasse issues, submitted multiple options directly to the teachers and essentially continued the bargaining process. Spar also said he would file unfair labor practice because the district did not negotiate the teacher evaluation system in this year’s negotiations. The charge is expected to be filed later today or early next week. Spar said the legal process could take months to resolve. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT RESPONSE

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Garret Messner gives the Memorial Remembrance speech. Charles Long conducts the Daytona Beach Concert Band.

After receiving the notification from Spar, Nancy Wait, spokeswoman for Volusia Schools, sent out a press release saying Spar is denying teachers the opportunity to vote on a 4% average raise in a two-year agreement or a 2% average raise in a one-year agreement. Wait said any allegation that the School Board’s action during impasse was unlawful is without merit, and that it was Spar’s legal obligation to present the offers to teachers for a vote. Russell said Spar is denying teachers the fundamental right to vote. “Whether teachers approve or disapprove the agreement is secondary to allowing them the right to vote,” he said in the press release. Spar responded later, saying again that the School Board actions were unlawful. “We cannot in good conscience put an unlawful proposal before teachers for ratification,” Spar said.

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Workers remove equipment from Wendy’s on May 25 after a car crashed into the building earlier that morning. The driver, an Ormond Beach man, died at the scene of the crash.

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Bailey Riverbridge Gardens is a 2.6 acre beautiful, riverfront park at the northwest corner of the Granada Bridge. A scenic fountain and colorful plantings grace the grounds in front of the Pilgrims Rest Church which is the historic site of the first Christian wedding in North America. The church has been preserved by the Ormond Beach Historical Society and is often used as a meeting location and for celebrations. The gardens host weddings and events throughout the year. The park offers a walkway extending into the Intracoastal Waterway and under the Granada Bridge to Cassen Park and South Beach Street. It is a perfect location to enjoy a peaceful walk, the beautiful views or fishing.

Driver killed as car crashes into Wendy’s A car crashed into the Wendy’s restaurant at 75 Williamson Blvd., on May 25, killing the driver,

Woodrow W. Fennell, 41, of 420 Lake Bridge Plaza Drive, according to Ormond Beach police. A report issued by police on May 27 said that the crash was the result of the driver having a “heart-related episode.” The medical examiner reported that he had heart disease. The crash happened at about at 3:14 a.m. as Fennell was on his paper delivery route for The News-Journal at the Sleep Inn, 170 Williamson Blvd., across from the restaurant. Witnesses told police that he left the parking lot in an easterly direction at a high rate of speed in his Hyundai Santa Fe. The car crossed the southbound lanes of Williamson Boulevard, went over the median, and crossed the northbound lanes. It then went over the curb and sidewalk into the Wendy’s parking lot and crashed into the

west side of the building, between the entrance and the drive-thru window. The vehicle completely entered the dining area before coming to a stop. A worker at a nearby Denny’s Restaurant, Alicia Guerrere, was outside when the car crossed Williamson at a high rate of speed. She said it never slowed down as it crossed the median and the sidewalk and then into the building. Fennell was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics, the police report said. Later that morning, the restaurant was closed and workers were assessing damage. One of the workers, who did not want to be identified, said the damage was significant, but that he did not know if there was structural damage.

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reta Zukoff has a gypsy soul and was born with a terminal condition called “wanderlust.” Currently residing in Australia’s Gold Coast, Zukoff has spent the last six months traveling in Indonesia, Bali and China, experiencing the rich culture and always finding time for a pilates class. What helps fund her adventurous lifestyle, you ask? Her home here in Ormond Beach. Zukoff has been using Airbnb, a community marketplace for people to list, discover and book unique accommodations around the world, for almost a year to host guests at her beachside bungalow to pay for her own travel expenses. She got the idea to rent out her home for vacationers after watching the movie “The Holiday,” where two characters swap homes from across the world. “I was in the process of figuring out if I wanted to buy a house, and I didn’t want to be tied down,” she said. “I saw that and thought, ‘What a brilliant idea!’ I can let my house leverage my desire to travel.” At first, she opted for the option to rent out a room and stay in the house with her guests, but eventually she decided to make her entire home for people to use. “It fed the need for travel because I was meeting people from all over the world,” she said. “You learn a lot culturally, and I really enjoyed that aspect. But I make far more money when I don’t stay in my home. Now I’m just hopping around.” In her own travels, Zukoff gets most of her accommodations free

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similar ideals and philosophy,” she said. “You’re opening your home, and people don’t stay in an Airbnb unless they’re open to that.” RENTING OUT THE PIRATE SHIP

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There’s a definite theme to Judy Cole’s beachside Airbnb that can be found when you step outside your car and see the huge pirate ship in the front yard. “The woman who owned the house before me had an autistic son who loved ‘Pirates of the Caribbean,’” she said. “The whole house was decorated that way.”

While Cole removed some of the pirates and buried treasure left inside, the cannonball holes in the front exterior, the pirate ship playground and the pirate skeleton hanging on the front gate are still on display. A stewardess for United Airlines for over 30 years, Cole had been wanting to buy a vacation home in Ormond Beach after visiting the town with her daughters. She saw her own little tropical paradise online while on a plane one day and made the leap. “This little town has a lot going on,” she said. “And the people here are so friendly.”

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ike all bad decisions, it started with a spontaneous trip to the pet store. I was meeting my mom, my brother’s girlfriend, Cassie, and my cousin, Kayla, for lunch, when they decided we’d swing into Petco because they had the cutest new kittens I just HAD to see. I made the mistake of telling Cassie I might want to get a kitten, and ever since she’s been on a mission to find me one. As soon as we walked over to the cat cages, I made eyes with the tiniest orange tabby cat I’ve ever seen in my life. She was sitting on a shelf — where she lived with two other kittens that were around her age but somehow twice her size — looking very unsure of how she would jump down. At first I thought she was just a little fearful, but her dancing back and forth from the ledge (and the fact that I happened to read her info sign) led me to a different conclusion. Her

name was Cheeks, and she was partially blind. Somehow that made her even cuter. Cassie saw I had fallen in love as planned and immediately called the rep for PawsAbilities, the rescue organization that had her up for adoption. Within 15 minutes, I had Cheeks loudly purring in my lap. It turns out, Cheeks wasn’t born with her disability. According to the PawsAbilities rep, she developed it after being spayed too young. At a little over 3 months old and 3 pounds, she technically was ready for the surgery, but started going blind after she had it. While it doesn’t seem like her condition will worsen, there’s no way to know for sure. But even with her physical setback, Cheeks is kind of the perfect kitten. And I’m not just saying that because I’m biased. Pretty much everyone who’s had the pleasure of meeting her agrees. She still jumps off high ledges, goes crazy with cat toys and attacks my feet while hiding under the couch just like every other kitten would. But unlike some of other kittens I’ve met, Cheeks is incredibly friendly and only has to know you for about five seconds before feeling comfortable enough to fall asleep in your arms. Though she’s partially blind, she’s full of love, and I’m so glad we met.

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Children’s Workshop expands to hold 55 more students The preschool will complete its $500,000 building expansion by August.

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Typically, The Children’s Workshop has about 20 kids on their waitlist. “We hate having to turn children away because we didn’t have space,” said Illiana Steele, voluntary pre-kindergarten teacher and assistant director. “They really wanted to come here.” Currently, the preschool can only house 75 kids at kindergarten grade level or lower. But thanks to a $500,000 extension — $50,000 of which was matched by an Ormond Mainstreet grant — the school will be open to 130 kids total. Owners Brian and Kim Adair had been planning the extension for five years in order to offer their school’s traditional teaching style to more children in the community. “We’ve been here for over 30 years,” she said. “We’re a little more old school, and we’ve always had the reputation of producing kids that were ready for elementary school.” For more information on enrollment, visit thechildrensworkshop.net.

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TURNED IN 12:31 a.m. — Arroyo Parkway and South Beach Street Attempting to Elude, Grand Theft Auto, No Valid Driver’s License. The officer saw a car approaching at an estimated speed of 60 mph in a 40 mph zone. As it went by, the officer noted it looked like a car that had been reported stolen. He followed with lights activated, but the car accelerated and “blacked out,” meaning it turned off its lights. The officer stopped the chase and radioed the location of the car as it drove recklessly through the neighborhood. Another officer saw the car at another location, still driving at a high rate of speed. The car was later found abandoned at the end of a dead end street, and it was found to be stolen out of Port Orange. A resident said she saw two males run from the car over to the next street. Later, a woman came out on a porch with a male and said to an officer, “He has something to tell you.” The report said she was “looking scathingly” at the male. Asked what he needed to say, the male said, “I was driving the car.” He then invoked his right to remain silent. Cocaine and miscellaneous items believed stolen were found in the car. The suspect was found to be out on bond for fleeing and eluding and grand theft auto.

BATHROOM BUS STOP 4:51 a.m. — 1500 Block of West Granada Boulevard Trespassers. An officer was dispatched to a store for a call about a woman that had been in a bathroom for three hours. The employees wanted a check done on the suspect. When the officer arrived, she had left the bathroom and said she was fine. She said she was waiting for a bus. She had left a purse in the bathroom, and on the counter was tissue paper and a long string. In the purse, there were medical syringes, burnt spoons, small pieces of tin foil, plastic straws cut into small pieces and two prescription bottles of Oxycodone.

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LEGACY HOUSE NEEDS YOUR HELP! The Legacy House is currently being operated by Ormond Church, and needs help in the following areas: Meals: Looking for people to prepare meals, donate meals, meal prep, etc. Transportation: Looking for people to help give the girls rides to school and work. Ground keeping: Looking for assistance in some maintenance on the Legacy House property. Email rich@richtidwell.com or call 506-1018.

currently finishing her GED. She has a lot of plans for the future, including starting a nonprofit to help prison inmates adjust to civilian life when they get out. “Growing up in foster care, I know people who have been in and out of prison,” she said. “It’s hard.” For more information on donating to the Legacy Housing Project, find them on Facebook.

Some people say there should be more art downtown, but a current trend is probably not what they have in mind. Graffiti has been appearing many mornings on the backs and sides of buildings, mostly along the Granada Boulevard corridor. On a recent morning, Kayla Bemusdaffer, office manager at Rod’s Carpet, Tile and Wood, 99 W. Granada Blvd., was surprised to find graffiti on a sidewall. “I haven’t seen this,” she said. “We just had that wall painted!” She said the graffiti must have been done over the past couple of nights. It was about a month ago when they first started finding graffiti on the building. There’s not only the expense of the paint, but also the cost of hiring a painter, she said. A WIDESPREAD PROBLEM

Graffiti has also been found on other West Granada Boulevard businesses, an electrical box at the Ormond Beach Library, a sign on Sterthaus Drive and the former Food Lion.

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For the past month, business owners have noticed more graffiti.

Patches Restaurant, a few blocks north of West Granada Boulevard at 403 N. U.S. 1, has also had cleanup to do. “I’m running a restaurant; I’m not here to be a painter,” said owner Todd Dennis. He has painted over the back doors of the plaza and says it’s expensive because he has to buy oil-based paint. The black graffiti was starting to show through on one door, and he said it would need another coat. Another annoyance is that the “artists” will jiggle the back door of the restaurant which sets off the alarm. His alarm company calls, and he has to come to the restaurant in the middle of the night. He recently filed a tres-

“I’m running a restaurant; I’m not here to be a painter.” TODD DENNIS, owner of Patches Restaurant

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their new tenants — Clark, and 19-year-old Zoe Wiley — it’s safe to say that dream is now a reality. It’s also a reality they’re already looking to expand. Ormond Church, where Tidwell is a pastor, is currently looking to partner with 100 families who are willing to donate $50 a month to fund expenses for their current girls, and help them have enough money to bring in more. “We want to be able to build up funds in order to do additional houses,” Rich Tidwell said. “It will help us to establish some consistency. Our vision is to continue housing ladies and then address the crisis with boys.” The church recently held a benefit concert at Ormond Performing Arts Center, where their church is currently held —and raised $2,500 from over 80 people attending. “Zoe shared her life story,” Rich Tidwell said. “It was really powerful.” Wiley has been at Legacy House for two months, and will soon move to the house’s downstair apartment because she is expecting a baby. Clark, who has only been at the Legacy House for a little over a month, said it’s by far the best group home she’s ever lived in. Her and Wiley both got jobs at Lowe’s, and Clark is

passing affidavit with the police and put up no trespassing signs so police can arrest anyone loitering there after hours. Also “tagged” quite often is a utility box out near the street at the restaurant. Dennis said he would paint it, but first has to find out who owns it. “It’s an eyesore,” he said. The graffiti is in back of the restaurant, but it’s visible from neighboring houses. Dennis said the plaza owner has spent a lot of money on landscaping and they want it to look nice. Graffiti has been found on the Granada Bridge, but the only thing at the bait shop was graffiti on an ice machine. It was done with a marker, and they are having some success removing it with bleach. “Usually they just damage the bathroom and write on the walls,” said bait shop manager Ike Leary. 207658

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ast week, Pirates second baseman Micah Karr had his appendix removed, but, according to head coach Donnie Klickovich, nothing was going to keep him from playing in the 10U Mustangs Division championship on Tuesday, May 31, at the Nova baseball fields. In the final inning of the title game, the Pirates scored five runs to surpass the defending champions, the Cubs, to win 9-6. The Pirates finished the year 14-4.

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s I stated in a previous column, there is a world among worlds at youth baseball games. But what I observed this past week was a perfect setting to commemorate Memorial Day. While I sat in a dugout, looking for the next best photo opportunity, I heard a young voice yell, “Everybody, get in a straight line! This is serious. You are in basic training!” I looked back, and it was a little girl who had recruited two other girls—before adding a third—to her “boot camp.” Samya Ford had positioned Bailie Galloway, Henesys Ortiz and Olivia Zisny-Bell in a straight line, with arms saluted to recite the pledge of allegiance in unison. “Do you know why we have to do this?” she asked her young troops. “We do this to remember all of the soldiers in the military.” She said it so convincingly, I had to wonder if she was right. Then, Samya ordered the “troops” to go to bed, so the first two ran to the mounds in the pitchers’ warm-up area. After she “woke up” her soldiers, she presented to them her camp rules. “Now listen here, there will be no bullying, and we will be polite.” She tried to keep everyone quiet and serious, but laughter often ensued with every serious tone. Samya named her next in charge, Bailie, “Sergeant Giggles,” because she couldn’t keep a straight face. Despite her failure to keep her warriors in line at times, they all seemed to have a good time playing military, which was a first for me: Kids like me always played house or sports. These kids created a boot camp, and they did it at just the right time. It was a perfect day to remember the many young men and women have endured weeks of boot camp to be called American soldiers, to fight for our freedoms, and many have paid the ultimate price.

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Three times the race Locals finish at top spots in this year’s Tomoka Triathlon. JEFF DAWSEY SPORTS EDITOR

For the fifth straight year, athletes from around the region competed in the annual Tomoka Triathlon, this time on Sunday, May 22, in Ormond. Top local results: Sandford Kinne placed first in the Male 20-24 division; Hannah Gray, first in female 20-24; Carsten Georg, first in 30-34 and 11th overall; ; Brett Robinson, third in 30-34 and 31st overall; Joe Ventura, second in 35-39 and ninth overall; Naomi Ventura, first in 35-39; John Dodd, first in 50-54 and 14th overall; Clyde Ball and Michael Cain, second and third in 55-59 and 26th and 33rd overall; Fat Tire: Phil Brennan, first overall; First Timer: Shed Roberson, second place and fourth overall; Brad Sparks, second in 25-29; Kimberly Shapiro, first in 25-29; Clint Bagwell, first in 30-34 and 10th overall; Jane Failer, second in 30-34; Jeff Steinberg, first in 35-39 and sixth overall, and Brett Maclver took third; Anna McComb, third in 40-44; Donna Andrews, third in 45-49; Clydesdale 39-and-under: Shaw Ashley, second and fifth overall.

Mark Wooten, pictured with family, finished in the Top 20 of his division in each event.

Naomi Ventura topped her division for a podium finish.

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MOVIES ON THE HALIFAX 8:30 p.m. at Rockefeller Gardens. The City’s Leisure Services Department and The Casements Guild will present “Inside Out.” Refreshments for purchase will be available. Mary Ann Ward sneaks a peek of Anne Marie Kohler’s botanical monoprint.

Linda McCauley found her artistic talent in the museum’s Art of Healing classes.

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inda McCauley never considered herself an artist — until she started taking the Ormond Memorial Art Museum’s Art of Healing classes. “I never wanted to take classes because I thought it was all just painting,” she said. “But every time we come here, we do something phenomenal. Things I never thought I could do.” Led by the museum’s Curator of Education and Outreach Kristin Heron, the classes offer free art projects with the purpose of inner healing and finding peace. Solace and creativity were found in the museum’s gardens May 26, when the group used plants and leaves from the ground to create botanical monoprints. The classes’ artwork, along with other local professional and amateur artists who have been inspired by the gardens, will be hung in the museum for the “Art in the gARTen” gallery starting June 3. “Everybody can do art,” McCauley said. “You just have to find something that works for you, and you can only do that by taking classes.” While her last class only had five students, they all said nor-

Linda McCauley, Anne Marie Kohler, Kristin Heron, Mary Ann Ward and Lori Davis hold up their favorite monoprints.

mally Heron’s classes are completely full. “We hope the Smithsonian doesn’t grab her up,” Lori Davis smiled. “We want her to stay in Ormond.”

DINNER, ART AND A MOVIE 5 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum, 78 E. Granada Blvd. Through August, the museum will host their first Friday Free Family Art Night, to be followed by a free movie at Rockefeller Gardens. The dinner will be provided by food trucks set up in the museum parking lot. Southern State of Mind, Vitamina T — Tacos on Wheels and The 420 Truck will be set up between 5 and 8 p.m. The art project will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. “Inside Out” will play in the gardens. Parking will be available at the Casements and Fortunato Park. Call 676-3347.

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A COMMUNITY INSPIRED More than 35 artists will be featured in the upcoming “Art in the gARTen” show opening June 3 in honor of the founding 70 years ago of the museum and gardens, made up of oil and acrylic paintings, photography, mixed media, ceramic and mosaic of the museum’s gardens. Besides the lush flora and fauna, iconic images of the waterfall and peacock fountain were also captured. A college art class set Juliet Bullen-Dunbar on a path of recovery and self-discovery, helping her create one of the paintings to be featured in the exhibit. “The art was drawing me out of myself and giving me a lot of self-confidence,’’ said the recent graduate of Daytona State College in a press release. The museum is open from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. daily, and noon to 4 p.m. on the weekend. The gardens are open until dusk.

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JEWISH FEDERATION OF VOLUSIA & FLAGLER COUNTIES ANNUAL MEETING 7 p.m. at Temple Beth-el, 570 N. Nova Road. Rabbi Barry Altman and Dr. Fred Costello will discharge the old board and install the new board. Refreshments will be baked and donated by the newly opened Cafe Eden Fresh and board member Marta Weisberg. Free. Guest speaker is 24-yearold Jared Glosser, who received a development and Middle East policy training in Washington D.C. from leaders in the private-sector, academia and Capitol Hill, and is currently the Israel engagement coordinator at the University of Florida Hilel. Call 672-0294.

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house in Plantation Bay was the top real estate sales transaction for the week of April 10-16 in Ormond Beach and Ormond-by-theSea. Erick and Natalie Wicklund, of Auburn, Alabama, sold 1069 Hampstead Lane to Susan Heiser and Judy Morrison, of Ormond Beach, for $490,000. Built in 2001, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,393 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $440,900.

Joseph and Dani Gaudreau, of Ontario, sold 423 Flormond Ave. to Michael and Mary Bethea, of Ormond Beach, for $147,000. Built in 1973, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,176 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $70,000. Patricia and James Donovan, of Daytona Beach, sold 1010 Calle Grande St. to Robert Burns, of Ormond Beach, for $129,000. Built in 1979, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,253 square feet. It sold in 1987 for $63,000. Clondalkin LLC, of Florida, sold 4 Timberline Trail to Steve Massone, of Ormond Beach, for $98,000. Built in 1977, the house has two bedrooms, one bath, a fireplace and 1,260 square feet. It sold in 1992 for $44,900.

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ORMOND BEACH David and Flodella Stanley, of Holly Hill, sold 172 Marvin Road to Daniel and Josephine Patterson, of Ormond Beach, for $272,750. Built in 1963, the house has four bedrooms, three baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,470 square feet. It sold in 1978 for $72,500.

John and June Thomas, of Winterport, Maine, sold 915 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 3010, to Murshid Abdel-Latif, of Morgantown, West Virginia, for $215,000. Built in 1972, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,175 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $158,000. Raymond and Suzanne Krutz, of Ormond Beach, sold 1310 Parkside Drive to Ryan and

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Breakaway Trails Shawn and Melissa Doerrfeld sold 12 Brook Crest Way to Michael and Victoria Stabel, of Ormond Beach, for $422,500. Built in 2005, the house has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,976 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $320,000.

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Living is easy in this 3br/2bth/2gr residence! The light and bright floor plan greets you with new laminate wide plank hard wood flooring. The decorative arches guide you from the formal living room to the dinning and eat-in kitchen. The kitchen is perfect for entertaining, open to the spacious family room and also opens up to the back porch/ yard. New carpet in all the bedrooms. This split floor plan is perfect for a family or vacation getaway. Price: $165,000. Call Heather Leek at 407-310-6990.

Paul Dalton, individually and as trustee, sold 171 Laurie Drive to Pablo and Walkiria Alvarez, of Hialeah Gardens, for $123,500. Built in 1958, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 918 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $100,000.

3 Bedroom, 2.5 bath home with an oversized 1 car garage and storage room. The original wood flooring really sets the comfort of this home and gives you a sense of old charm. Newly renovated home with kitchen cabinets, new tile and wood flooring in owners suite. Fresh paint on the walls (inside and out), polished original wood floors and new faux wood blinds. Price: $179,900. Call Cindy Lee Harper at 386566-4747.

Pristine 3BD/2BA Pool Home on a Corner lot of a cul-desac. Vaulted ceilings and open floor plan. Fresh paint, new carpet in all bedrooms, renovated master and guest bathroom. Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counter Tops and Custom Cabinetry. Covered lanai over looking the pool. Central Park consists of four parks totaling 149.1 acres with several miles of walking / jogging paths, fishing, basketball and play grounds and much more! Price: $223,900. Call Jonathon Gildon at 386-451-2412.

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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This home boasts 3 bedrooms/3 full baths, an office/den and over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Features include spacious great room with disappearing glass doors which opens onto a generous sized lanai with a new pool/water fall and all paver decking. Upgraded cabinetry in kitchen! Owner’s wing includes a large master suite, sitting area, his & hers walk-in closets and a spacious master bath w/ double vanity sink and large garden tub & walk-in shower. Guest wing has two suites, each with its own bath. Price: $569,900. Call Patti McKinley at 386-235-0462.

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Tomoka Oaks Bank of New York Mellon, as trustee, sold 59 S. St. Andrews Drive to Vladimir and Svetlana Chapskaya, of Ormond Beach, for $208,000. Built in 1965, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,547 square feet. It sold in 2000 for $185,000.

3BR/2.5BA move in ready home with the highest standards. Exquisite designs and modern detail throughout. Dazzling fixtures. Brilliant porcelain tile. Eye-catching backsplash. High-end, custom, all wood cabinetry. Perfect beachside setting for this Modern Masterpiece. Private beach access. Price: $499,000. Call Carly Krajewski at 386-872-0878.

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Spring Meadows Angela Gibbs, of Ormond Beach, sold 25 Spring Meadows Drive to Rachel Hersey, of Englewood, New Jersey, for $265,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a swimming pool and 2,114 square feet.

Fannie Mae Association, of Dallas, sold 160 Laurie Drive to Timothy and Carol Martin, of Ormond Beach, for $140,000. Built in 1957, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 672 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $154,500.

4BD/2.5BA/2CG home is on a cul-de-sac with lakefront and conservation area view. Almost 2900’ living area. Family room opens up to the spacious kitchen, stainless steel appliances, ample counter space, and upgraded cabinetry. There is a 3rd living space upstairs. Master bedroom is 21’ x 13’ with a huge walk-in closet. 3 additional bedrooms upstairs. Hunters Ridge is a great community with amenities included. Price: $265,000. Call Jean Ivis at 386-299-3338.

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Jeremy and Tracy Smith, of Port Orange, sold 3789 Plantation Drive to Renee Parra, of Ormond Beach, for $195,000. Built in 2000, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,416 square feet.

Brett Klein, of Aston, Pennsylvania, sold 6 Wisteria Drive to Bret Thompson and Terri Crider, of Maggie Valley, North Carolina, for $198,000. Built in 1962, the house has three bedrooms, 1.5 baths and 1,158 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $210,000.

All furnishings are included in this perfect seaside getaway -- fridge, futon, murphy bed and kitchenware. Centrally located -- walk to the movies, waterpark, pier and numerous restaurants and bars. Lay by the Oceanside pool, recently renovated and freshly pavered -- a tropical paradise! Rent it when you aren’t there for extra income -- avg is $750/mo and a premium for winter months and event weeks! DON’T MISS OUT BEFORE PRICES GO UP. Price: $44,900 Call Tammi Williams at 386-843-3133.

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Plantation Pines Lisa Contino, of Ormond Beach, sold 3776 White Pine Lane to Jerry and Terrie Stienbarger, of Ormond Beach, for $265,000. Built in 2003, the house has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, barn and 2,434 square feet.

Matthew Townley, individually and as trustee, sold 1133 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 101, to Vivian Pilot, of Ormond Beach, for $271,000. Built in 1971, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,065 square feet. It sold in 1991 for $142,000.

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Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 826 Aldenham Lane to Allison and Kathy Dean, of Brownsburg, Indiana, for $219,930. Built in 2016, the townhouse has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,562 square feet.

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James and Lauretta Brown, of Wesley Chapel, sold 1425 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 701, to Kip and Mary McAllister-Erzinger, of Boynton Beach, for $380,000. Built in 2006, the condo has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,515 square feet. It sold in 2011 for $400,000.

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Plantation Bay Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 822 Aldenham Lane to Donna Wood, of Ormond Beach, for $231,880. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,078 square feet.

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Berman, of Ormond Beach, and Danny Miller, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for $192,200. Built in 1981, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 2,022 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $147,000.

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Hunter’s Ridge Kyle McCarthy, of Ormond Beach, sold 37 Abacus Ave. to Edgar Cintron and Rosa Burgos, of Springfield, Massachusetts, for $215,000. Built in 2014, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,142 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $203,400.

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BIRDCAGE, WHITE, 24wx22dx65”h, bar spacing 3/4”, slide-out grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, $125. 828.246.8222 BRAND NEW, excellent condition, Nuwave Pro Oven digital, $75 firm 386.445.9192 inc. all books/menus

DELTA 1HP single-stage dust collector, $85. Deep kneading foot massager, $25. Samurai foot/neck/back/calf massager, $25. 386.447.9130

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ROUND GLASS and wood coffee table with 4 seats underneath, excellent condition, $190. 386.447.7082.

GREATER JACKSONVILLE COIN CLUB

SAFE 17”X24”, key/combination, over 100lbs, $75. Ping Pong table, folding/cover, $75. New wheelbarrow, $30. 386.597.6565

SPRING COIN & COLLECTABLE SHOW MOROCCO SHRINE CENTER 3800 ST. JOHNS BLUFF RD. JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216

SEARS CRAFTSMAN garage door opener, 1/2 hp, w/2-remotes, $75. 386.445.6533

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OFFICE TABLE formica top, $50. dresser, nightstand headboard, $75. White wicker dresser w/mirror, $75. 386.868.8594

THOMASVILLE, FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table 27x27x21H, excellent condition $125 both. 603-401-2644

NEW STONEWARE. 4-piece sets @ $6.50 each. 21 sets available, microwave & dishwasher safe. 386.446.4582

VINTAGE 1993 NFL -'Eagles vs. Cowboys checkers game. $30. or best offer over $20. 386.503.7739

Items Under $200 For Sale

LOVESEAT, NEW, gray-mauve, $100. Breadmaker, $20. Lobster-clam both pots, $20. 386.445.8899. Items Under $200 For Sale 386.627.1577

4SALE WEEDER $20 Alum Ladder $40 Cabinet $20 Desk $5 Elec Cord $15 (347) 782−8180

MASSAGE TABLE Cover $45.-new. Men's Beach Cruiser Bike-$50. House Shutters- sizes-$20-$30new. 386.295.2262

LANAI SET, white table, 4-barrel chairs w/cushions, $150. Swivel rocker-tufted back-teal, $35. 386.627.8746

4SALE WEEDER $20 Alum Ladder $40 Cabinet $20 Desk $5 Elec Cord $15 (347) 782−8180 Thursday, June 2, 2016 New,unpainted ADIRONDACK Thursday, June 2,CHAIR 2016 Fir,Assembled,folds flat $40 386−316−9990 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 KITCHEN TABLE w/6 Chairs Butcher block top. GreatItems cond. $175 OBO (386) 283−5172 Under $200 For Sale

GOLF BALL retriever, $20. 2-tennis rackets, $15 each. Vaporizer, $5. 386-986-1927

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FURNITURE 7PC PVC furniture $60, youth bed w/mattress $40, 2 outdoor carpets $10 each 703.407.6769 FLOOR OR window 3-speed reversible Hunter fan, $40. 386.446.1111 DORM FRIDGE, 386.439.6202

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ADIRONDACK CHAIR New,unpainted GREATER JACKSONVILLE COIN CLUB Fir,Assembled,folds flat $40 386−316−9990 ARMLESS CHAIR chair $75.SHOW Adjustable SPRING COIN Beautiful & COLLECTABLE bed rails $15. $75 (386)SHRINE 627−8512 MOROCCO CENTER 3800 ST. Meets JOHNSACA BLUFF CORN HOLE Bags regs.RD. Custom, Set JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216 of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ JUNE 3rd , JUNE 4th & JUNE 5th 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 FRIDAY & SATURDAY – 6PM KITCHEN TABLE w/6 Chairs10AM Butcher block top. SUNDAY – 4PM Great cond. $175 OBO 10AM (386) 283−5172 LANAI/PATIO FURNITUREGOLD Love& Seat, 2 chairs, COINS, CURRENCY, SILVER, and table. $75 OBO STAMPS, 386−263−2290 Sporting Goods APPRAISALS, JEWELRY, RAFFLE Sporting Goods PUB TABLE Black Countertop height 4-SETS OF golf clubs including a free$45. bag Small and end table w/ 2 glass shelves $25. 589−3230 4-SETS OF golf clubs including a(386) free bag and BOARSE CHAIRMAN MATT ADAMS umbrella, $10 per club. umbrella, $10 per club. EMAIL gjccpres2012@bellsouth.net set 1-15 LH Taylor Mades set Mades set1-15 2-12LH LHTaylor Tight Lies set Lies FREE ADMISSION set2-12 3-11LH LHTight Tour Classic & PARKING set LH Tour Classic FOR INFO CALL 904-703- 3311 Set3-11 4-9 RH Irons “Truefits” Set 4-9 RH Irons “Truefits” 386.246.2399 386.246.2399

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Items Under $200 For Sale DINING ROOM table w/rounded corners, 41”x60” Must have own tools & transportation. 2 8 5 1 7 3 6 4 9 Items $200 For Sale including leaf,Under 4-padded chairs w/wheels,excellent, Please call M-F from 9-5 for interview GOLF: PGA Tour Academy Home Edition 10 lesGOLF: PGA Tour Academy Home Edition 10 les$175 (DVDs), cash, 386.445.3108 386-445-9407 sons new in box $50. 386.447.8826 4 7 3 9 6 2 1 5 8 sons (DVDs), new in box $50. 386.447.8826 OLDER ANTIQUE looking dresser, with mirror in 1 9 6 4 8 5 2 7 3 OLDER ANTIQUE looking dresser, with mirror in good condition, $75.Call or text, 330.730.7975 good condition, $75.- Call or text, 330.730.7975 8 3 9 6 1 7 5 2 4 PAIR OF quality poolside recliners, first $65. PAIR OF quality poolside recliners, first $65. 386.627.4797 386.627.4797 7 2 1 8 5 4 9 3 6 PORTABLE GENERATOR, NEW, in the box. Condos/Apts. For Rent BETTY CROCKER mini expresso machine $20, PORTABLE GENERATOR, in the box. COZYTRIKES ELECTRIC tricycle, up to 20mph for Sportsman 4000/3250 watts, NEW, $200. 386-439-0884 BETTY CROCKER mini slicer expresso machine 5 6 4 2 3 9 8 1 7 HarborFreight meat used 2x $20, $15 Sportsman ELECTRIC tricycle, up to 20mph for 4000/3250 watts, $200. 386-439-0884 COZYTRIKES small-medium adult. Lithium battery, $650, like LIKE NEW! “The Fairways” RenoHarborFreight 386.313.1611 meat slicer used 2x $15 small-medium adult. Lithium Completely battery, $650, like RCA WHIRLPOOL 10 cu.ft refrigerator new. 386.585.0188 vated. Three bedroom, Two bath. First floor end 386.313.1611 RCA WHIRLPOOL 10call cu.ft refrigerator new. 386.585.0188 This week’s Crossword answers $150. 386.445.4736 after 6 pm unit. Close to beaches, golf, walking paths, com$150. 386.445.4736 call after 6 pm BIRDCAGE, WHITE, 24wx22dx65”h, bar spacing ROUND GLASS and wood coffee table with 4 Events munity room, heated pool, tennis, assigned parkBIRDCAGE, WHITE, bar spacing Events GLASS and excellent wood coffee table with 4 3/4”, slide-out grate,24wx22dx65”h, playtop, 4-feeding stations, ROUND ing. References and application required. seats underneath, condition, $190. 3/4”, grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, seats underneath, excellent condition, $190. $125.slide-out 828.246.8222 GREATER JACKSONVILLE Available June st. No smoking.COIN One CLUB year term 386.447.7082. $125. 828.246.8222 GREATER JACKSONVILLE COIN CLUB minimum. 1st, las and security deposit. BRAND NEW, excellent condition, Nuwave Pro 386.447.7082. SAFE 17”X24” , key/combination, over 100lbs, $75. BRAND NEW, excellent Nuwave SPRING COIN & COLLECTABLE SHOW 386.447.3495 Oven digital, $75 firm condition, 386.445.9192 inc.Pro all SAFE 17”X24”, key/combination, over 100lbs, $75. SPRING COIN & COLLECTABLE SHOW Ping Pong table, folding/cover, $75. New wheelbarOven digital, $75 firm 386.445.9192 inc. all MOROCCO SHRINE CENTER books/menus Ping Pong table, folding/cover, $75. New wheelbarMOROCCO SHRINE CENTER row, $30. 386.597.6565 books/menus 3800 ST. JOHNS BLUFF RD. DELTA 1HP single-stage dust collector, $85. Deep row, $30. 386.597.6565 3800 ST. Care JOHNS Services BLUFF RD. Adult JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216 DELTA 1HP single-stage dust collector, Deep SEARS CRAFTSMAN garage door opener, 1/2 hp, kneading foot massager, $25. $85. Samurai JACKSONVILLE, FL 32216 SEARS CRAFTSMAN garage door opener, 1/2 hp, kneading foot massager, $25. Samurai w/2-remotes, $75. 386.445.6533 foot/neck/back/calf massager, $25. 386.447.9130 CINDY’S A.F.C.H. JUNE 3rdCARE , JUNE Home 4th & JUNE 5th foot/neck/back/calf massager, $25. 386.447.9130 w/2-remotes, $75. 386.445.6533 JUNE 3rdnew , JUNE 4th & JUNE 5th HOUSE CLASSIFIEDS Welcoming residents. Number 1 OFFICE TABLE formica top, $50. dresser, night- THOMASVILLE, FRENCH Provincial coffee table Provincialexcellent coffee table HOUSE CLASSIFIEDS OFFICE TABLE formica top, wicker $50. dresser, 65x26x16H, endFRENCH table 27x27x21H, conin safety, and10AM personalized stand headboard, $75. White dresser nightw/mir- THOMASVILLE, FRIDAYnutrition & SATURDAY – 6PM LP # 56733 end table 27x27x21H, excellent constand headboard, $75. White wicker dresser w/mir- 65x26x16H, FRIDAY &hour SATURDAY dition $125 both. 603-401-2644 LP # 56733 care! 24SUNDAY care. Daycare and ror, $75. 386.868.8594 10AM10AM – 4PM– 6PM dition $125 both. 603-401-2644 ror, $75. 386.868.8594 SUNDAY 10AM – 4PM respite care, Palm Coast . Licensed NEW STONEWARE. 4-piece sets @ $6.50 each. VINTAGE 1993 NFL -'Eagles vs. Cowboys check386.868.8594. NEW STONEWARE. 4-piece sets @ $6.50 each. COINS, CURRENCY, GOLD & SILVER, 1993$30. NFL -'Eagles Cowboys 21 sets available, microwave & dishwasher safe. VINTAGE ers game. or bestvs. offer overcheck$20. COINS, CURRENCY, GOLD & SILVER, 21 sets available, microwave & dishwasher safe. ers STAMPS, game. $30. or best offer over $20. 386.446.4582 386.503.7739 STAMPS, 386.446.4582 APPRAISALS, JEWELRY, RAFFLE 386.503.7739 LOVESEAT, NEW, gray-mauve, $100. Breadmaker, 4SALE WEEDER $20 Alum Ladder $40 Cabinet APPRAISALS, JEWELRY, Team Up Today With RAFFLE Classifieds LOVESEAT, NEW, gray-mauve, $100. Breadmaker, $20. Lobster-clam both pots, $20. 386.445.8899. 4SALE WEEDER $20 Alum Ladder $40 Cabinet BOARSE CHAIRMAN MATT ADAMS $20 Desk $5 Elec Cord $15 (347) 782−8180 $20. Lobster-clam both pots, $20. 386.445.8899. 386-492-2784 386.627.1577 BOARSE CHAIRMAN MATT ADAMS $20 Desk $5 Elec Cord $15 (347) 782−8180 2016 EMAIL gjccpres2012@bellsouth.net 386.627.1577 ADIRONDACK CHAIR New,unpainted EMAIL gjccpres2012@bellsouth.net Reserved Space LANAI SET, white table, 4-barrel chairs w/cush- ADIRONDACK CHAIR New,unpainted LANAI SET, white 4-barrel chairs w/cushFREE ADMISSION & PARKING LP Reserved Space ions, $150. Swiveltable, rocker-tufted back-teal, $35. Fir,Assembled,folds flat $40 386−316−9990 FREE ADMISSION & PARKING ions, $150. Swivel rocker-tufted back-teal, $35. Fir,Assembled,folds flat $40 386−316−9990 FOR INFO CALL 904-7033311 386.627.8746 ARMLESS CHAIR Beautiful chair $75. Adjustable FOR INFO CALL 904-703- 3311 386.627.8746 ARMLESS CHAIR Beautiful chair $75. Adjustable GOLF BALL retriever, $20. 2-tennis rackets, $15 bed rails $15. $75 (386) 627−8512 GOLF BALL retriever, $20. 2-tennis rackets, $15 bed rails $15. $75 (386) 627−8512 Schools/Instruction each. Vaporizer, $5. 386-986-1927 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set Schools/Instruction each. Vaporizer, $5. 386-986-1927 CORN HOLE Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set FURNITURE 7PC PVC furniture $60, youth bed by of Fred 8 bags $29Bags U pick colors 386−523−7201 TIN-PLATED Piscop FURNITURE 7PC PVC furniture $60, youth bed of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 w/mattress $40, 2 outdoor carpets $10 each GUITAR LESSONS FAST, FUN & EASY GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ rhyme character 97 Pirate ship feature w/mattress $40, 2 outdoor carpets $10 each GUITAR LESSONS 703.407.6769 GARAGE WORKMAT Buy 1 get 1 Free. FAST, FUN & EASY 2" $75 (386) 316−9990heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ 703.407.6769 41 Last Oldsmobile made 98 Award inget the 1adFree. busiBuy 1 Day or Evening. 386-302-5400 FLOOR OR window 3-speed reversible Hunter fan, 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 nessDay or Evening. 386-302-5400 42 Humble requests FLOOR OR window 3-speed reversible Hunter fan, KITCHEN TABLE w/6 Chairs Butcher block top. $40. 386.446.1111 Each of the following cryptograms is KITCHEN TABLE w/6 Chairs Butcher block top. 99 ___ bono Cut into small bits $40. 386.446.1111 Great cond. $175 OBO (386) 283−5172 Help45 Wanted DORM FRIDGE, $60. Bench saw, $100. Great cond. $175 OBO (386) 283−5172 102 Independent nation 48 Crow’s-nest cry Help Wanted a clue to the identity of a beloved TV DORM FRIDGE, $60. Bench saw, $100. LANAI/PATIO FURNITURE Love Seat, 2 chairs, 386.439.6202 sinceEXPERIENCED 2011 Big Apple restaurateur TILE 50 setter needed immediately. dad. Using the hints T=E and F=S, LANAI/PATIO Love Seat, 2 chairs, 386.439.6202 and table. $75 FURNITURE OBO 386−263−2290 EXPERIENCED TILE setter immediately. 104 First mate’s boss own Vincent DINING ROOM table w/rounded corners, 41”x60” and table. $75 OBO 386−263−2290 Must have tools needed & transportation. DINING ROOM table w/rounded corners, 41”x60” Must & 107 ___ Cristohave sandwich 52 Gone9-5 bad transportation. including leaf, 4-padded chairs w/wheels,excellent, Please call own M-F tools from for interview decipher the clues to name the PUB TABLE Black Countertop height $45. Small including leaf,386.445.3108 4-padded chairs w/wheels,excellent, PUB TABLE Black Countertop height $45. Small Please call M-F from 9-5 a point for interview some foreign 53 Lacking $175 cash, 386-445-9407 end table w/ 2 glass shelves $25. (386) 589−3230108 Like character. $175 cash, 386.445.3108 386-445-9407 end table w/ 2 glass shelves $25. 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8’ BROYHILL sofa, floral print, $75. Champ inver8’sion BROYHILL sofa, floraloffer. print, $75. Champ invertable, $75 or best 386.585.0188 sion table, $75 or best offer. 386.585.0188 BACK PACK sprayer, 4 gallon. Smith professional BACK PACK sprayer, gallon. Smith professional contractor series, $50.4 828.246.3166 contractor series, $50. 828.246.3166 BEDROOM DOUBLE Mirror by Bernhardt. quality! BEDROOM DOUBLE byh.Bernhardt. quality! ex. cond.; $200. 56” Mirror w x 46” 386-585-4032 ex. cond.; $200. 56” w x 46” h. 386-585-4032

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