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Police officers in Ormond Beach feel the love.

‘IT’S GOOD TO KNOW THE COMMUNITY IS BEHIND US’ Dinner is served PAGE 4 Helping homeless PAGE 5 Cops and joggers PAGE 9

Man burns down house ‘for revenge’ against roommates

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“I felt like this was the place for me. I’ve been blessed, so why not pass that on to someone else?”

One pet dog is feared dead in the fire, another was tossed from a window to save it and now has injuries. Read the story at ormondbeachobserver.com.

BENJAMIN PIEJAK, Cancer Center volunteer PAGE 2

COPS CORNER

The shoplifting suspect said she didn’t want to put the stolen clothes back because she had found all the right sizes. PAGE 8

MOM ON A MISSION Find out how this woman found personal growth through her son’s medical issues — and how she’s now lifting others. PAGE 3

YOUR TOWN ART FOR A CAUSE

Frame of Mind’s July 16 Wildlife Benefit Art Show raised money for East Coast Wildlife Rehabiliation Center in Port Orange. Artwork will be available for purchase until Aug. 13.

YOUR TOWN ORMOND ORIGINAL ‘CINDER-ELLA’ OPENS AT DAYTONA PLAYHOUSE Ormond Beach resident Kathy Thompson wrote and directed the Daytona Playhouse’s lastest performance, “Cinder-Ella.” The panto comedy whirls through a parallel kingdom of twists and turns to the original story, with the audiences regularly asked to participate. Audience is asked to dress up in their favorite fairy tale costume and have their picture taken with the cast after the show. Tickets only $12 adults and $6 for 18 and under. Visit DaytonaPlyhouse.org or call 255-2431. Shows are at 2 p.m. at July 23, 24, 30, and 31.

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Benjamin Piejak loves to wear his favorite “Life is Good” hat he got from his daughter.

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EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

After seeing how much the hospice workers helped his wife in her final days, Ben Piejak wanted to do the same.

Josephine Piejak didn’t want to spend her final days in a hospital. Dying from pancreatic liver cancer, she chose to stay in her home with her three children and her husband, Benjamin Piejak — and the hospice workers who visited her daily. During those visits, Benjamin Piejak saw the difference those workers made in the final chapter of his wife’s life.

“I saw how much help they were giving her just by sitting down and talking to her,” he said. “It made her feel good.” Two years after she died in May of 2000, Piejak decided he wanted to return the favor and started volunteering at Florida Hospital Oceanside. He began his service as a transporter and had a pretty traumatic first day. “I was wheeling out a woman to her husband, and she told me she couldn’t breathe,” he said. “I was in shock, but I got her to the emergency room.” He stayed there for a few years and eventually transferred over to the Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center Comprehensive Cancer Center, where he’s remained since. “I felt like this was the place for me,” he said. “I’ve been blessed, so why not pass that on to someone else?” His day-to-day duties include bringing drinks and other comfort items to the cancer patients while they’re receiving their treatment. Piejak had a career in engineering and said he’s never received so many “thank yous,” in his life. “For a cup of coffee or juice, I get a beautiful smile,” he said. “One lady told me she loved me after I brought her a hot blanket. What other job can you go to where that happens?”

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Petrina Onwuemeli speaks to the crowd at the Brenya’s Love event.

Brenya’s love NEWS EDITOR

etrina Onwuemeli, of Ormond Beach, said she went to the chapel in the hospital after her son was born and had a conversation with God. Her son, Brenya (pronounced BREN-yay), was born in 2001 with Trisomy 18, a genetic disorder that rendered him unable to speak or walk. Onwuemeli was told that less than 10% of those diagnosed with the disease live to see their first birthday. Doctors, nurses and others told her she should turn him over to hospice care. That’s when she went to the chapel, she said recently. “I said, ‘If I can keep him here with me, I’ll do whatever it takes to take care of him,’” she said. “And yes, it was a struggle.” During Brenya’s life, he had seizures and was on a ventilator through a tracheotomy 24 hours a day. He defied the odds and lived for 10 years. Onwuemeli was working two jobs, going through a divorce and finding her way through the social services and medical systems. She had the assistance of case workers and home health care. But, like many caregivers, she feels that she could have done more. “We had a happy life, but I always felt that as a mother I didn’t do enough,” she said. “That’s why I do what I do now. I never want anyone to forget Brenya. When I can help a family or someone in need, I feel like I’m doing it for him.” On July 16, she had a “Brenya’s Love” civic event at the Yvonne Scarlett Golden Community Center in Daytona Beach. Attendees were able to pick up care packages of medical and cleaning supplies, diapers, hygienic items, etc. Order of Eastern Star,

where she is a member, helped collect the items. She knows that supplies are a problem, because when Brenya was alive, Medicare did not pay for incontinence supplies, for example. It does now, Onwuemeli said, but too late for her and Brenya. There were also tables at the event staffed by organizations such as Halifax Urban Ministries, Easter Seals and home health agencies. Onwuemeli hopes to start a coalition of providers, so those with medically complex children will know where to turn. Onwuemeli said that, while caring for Brenya, she often suffered in silence, but now encourages others to speak out and ask for help. She was not aware of resources that were available. When she was caring for Brenya, there were no local daycares for medically complex children, but now there are. THE BIG, LITTLE SISTER

Onwuemeli’s stepfather, the Rev. Benjamin F. Smith, of DeLand, said that Brenya was a loving child who enjoyed life. He smiled a lot, especially when around his sister, Taylore Smith, who was born a year later. “She was very protective of him,” Smith said. Onwuemeli said they called Taylore the “big, little sister.” “As she got older, she could do everything for him,” she said. “It was a great relationship. It was really beautiful.” He smiled before Taylore was born, Onwuemeli said, but as she got older, she brought the smiles from Brenya much more often. Taylore said the years of taking care of Brenya were good years, even though there were “rocky” times. “He was my big brother,” she said. “He fought hard for his life. He had a beautiful heart and spirit.”

Primary election will be important for local races The primary election will be Aug. 30 and will include numerous local offices including the school board, judges, county chair, County Council district 4, sheriff, property appraiser, supervisor of elections, and municipal officials, as well as federal and state offices. Voters also will cast their ballots on Constitutional Amendment 4, which would exempt solar devices and renewable energy source devices from certain taxation and assessment. Early voting will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Aug. 20 through 27. The Ormond Beach location will be Ormond Beach Regional Library, 30 S. Beach St.

‘I never want anyone to forget Brenya.’ WAYNE GRANT

A Candidate Forum for the coming election has been set for Monday, Aug. 1, in Ormond Beach City Commission Chambers at City Hall, located at the corner of West Granada Boulevard and South Beach Street. Citizens for Ormond Beach Inc., the sponsor, invites all candidates running for office to participate in the Meet and Greet from 6 to 6:50 p.m. At 7 p.m., the forum will begin with James Rose, a local attorney, as the moderator. The candidates for the offices of County Council chair, County Council District 4 and School Board District 4 will answer questions from the moderator. Also, two minutes to speak has been allotted to all candidates seeking the position of Volusia County supervisor of elections and property appraiser. CFOB is soliciting questions from residents. To submit an anonymous question, go to cfobonline.com and click “Candidate Questions” at the top of the home page.

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Brenya with his mother, Petrina Onwuemeli, who cared for him until he died at age 10.

“Having him increased my faith and my strength.” PETRINA ONWUEMELI, on her medically complex son

‘BRENYA WAS A BLESSING’

Onwuemeli grew up in a home with two professional parents, and they never wanted for anything, she said. She got married and had Brenya at age 24. “I was spoiled, really,” she said. “I never had to do anything, and then God gave me Brenya.” She had always believed in God, but sometimes struggled with faith. “Having him increased my faith and my strength,” she said. “Brenya was a blessing.” Duiring that time, she promised Brenya and Taylore that she would finish her education. After Brenya died, she got a degree, and now works as a case management worker for Halifax Urban Ministries. “I’m keeping the promises I made before Brenya passed away,” she said. She plans to have another event next year. Email brenyaslovecs@ yahoo.com.

Here’s what citizens need to know to prepare for the primary, according to a press release from Volusia County Information Services. Address and name changes can be made any time, including Election Day. Contact the Volusia County Department of Elections by phone (736-5930) or email (elections@volusia.org) or at Elections office, 125 W. New York Ave., DeLand. To change party affiliation or register to vote, the deadline is Aug. 1 for the primary. Complete a voter registration application, which is available online at volusiaelections.org and at the Department of Elections Office, public libraries, post offices and driver’s license bureaus. The deadline to request a voteby-mail ballot is Aug. 24. Staff will begin mailing sample ballots on Aug. 12 to voters who have not requested vote-by-mail ballots. For more information about changing your voter information or registering to vote, call the Department of Elections at 7365930 or visit volusiaelections.org.

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The breakroom at the Ormond Beach Police Department Friday night had two of everything — sometimes even three. Fruit salad, crab dip, homemade cupcakes, Chick-fil-A platters and a very popular lasagna were just a few of the items available for the police officers to choose from. Because nothing says “Thank you for your service,” like a whole bunch of food. When organizer Alyssa LaBrie was asked exactly how much was donated, she could only reply, “A lot.” “On Sunday we came home and had balloons on our mailbox from our nieghbor that said ‘Thank you,’” said LaBrie, whose husband is a police officer with OBPD. “It made my husband’s whole day that someone took the time to do that.” That random act of kindness spurred LaBrie on to asking the other officers’ spouses if they’d like to help her host a surprise potluck for the department. Within a few days, it grew to include 34 local families and businesses donating food to the event. “Every single one of their calls is an act of heroism,” said Lisi Brugone, whose husband is an officer. “They almost don’t want the recognition, because for them it’s a part of their everyday life.

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Officer Caleb Bruan filled up his plate with the many different foods donated from local individuals and businesses.

It’s normal. But this isn’t just a job. It takes a different kind of breed to do this. You have to be born with it.” The event was held in between the day and night shift change so all officers could take part. Officer Tom Garcia was one of the few surprised in the beginning. “It’s good to know the community is behind us,” he said.

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Michelle Pavelka signed a poster board to thank the officers at the Ormond Beach Police Department.

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HOMELESS, NOT NAMELESS Deputy watches out for homeless people in her area. WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

A sheriff’s deputy was talking to a homeless woman seated at a picnic table on a recent sunny day at Tom Renick Park, on State Road A1A in Ormond-by-the-Sea. “Be sure to drink that juice,” Deputy Donna Bowen told the woman. “That’s your electrolytes. And finish your snacks.” You would not know Christine McCaleb was homeless by her neat appearance. She looked like many of the retired women in the nearby rows of houses. “God bless you,” she told the deputy, as she looked at the package of food. Bowen told McCaleb that she would be off for a few days, but the food should be enough to hold her. McCaleb and two other homeless people were spending their day in the shaded picnic area, looking out at the beach as the sun danced on the waves.

Bowen gave all of them packages of food, purchased with her own money. “This is just something I do,” she told me, as I happened to be in the right place at the right time to witness the exchange. “I help people who are down on their luck.” There are some homeless who cause problems, and they are trespassed out of the park, but McCaleb is one that Bowen watches for. “She knows I don’t cause any problems,” McCaleb said. Bowen has come to know the homeless in Ormond-by-theSea, where she has been patrolling for seven years. They are more than statistics. That day in the park, she knew the history of each homeless individual who was there. She was first alerted to McCaleb when she was called to a nearby grocery store a couple of times when McCaleb was unable to pay. Bowen’s caring nature has taken her on mission trips with church groups to Nicarugua and other places. She tells the homeless of the food banks, etc., but many don’t want to go to the agencies. “They’d rather stay up here,” the deputy said.

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Can you stay safe without becoming totally paranoid? One active-shooter class was enough to have me browsing pricey security systems and thinking about adopting another Rottweiler.

EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

I don’t think I’m alone when I say that the modern world is scary. It seems like every week there’s a new attack, and the potential of violence is on the forefront of a lot of our minds. While I’ve been internally debating a move to the happiest country in the world, a.k.a. Denmark (JK! I would never leave you, Ormond), I figured a less drastic

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approach would be to gain some knowledge. With active shootings hitting too close to home, I signed up for the Florida Jukido Jujitsu Academy’s first active shooter class. Though Cheif Instructor George Rego promised I wouldn’t leave with a Jason Bourne skill level, I figured I’d at least have a better idea of what to do. In the class, I learned two things: 1) I am very, very weak. 2) I should have been kidnapped by now. The seminar started with an overall idea of self-defense, and the notion that what it really boils down to is awareness. Noticing who is around you when you’re walking through a store or keeping your eyes off your phone 24/7 are key. My personal favorite was when Rego announced that women need to stop shouting “WHERE DID I PARK?” when they’re trying to find a car, which I’ve done, several times — though I completely denied it to the class. We then moved on to some self-defense moves, and I

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everyone spilt up. With that terrifying thought in my head and hoping to whatever that I never find myself in that situation, Rego ran through an active shooter scenario four times. Each time we lost a warning, a light and even a sense of when the attack was coming. In the final run-through, he added a strobe light and music and transformed the dojo into a club of sorts. The reality of how quickly something can happen — and how long it took me to realize what was going on — sort of made me never want to leave my house. Well, at first anyway. Because see, that’s not the point of attending these seminars and learning about how to keep yourself safe. Rego made sure his class knew that he didn’t want us to be paraniod. Though violence seems to be everywhere now, it’s not a reason enough to hide out and stop living your life. We just have to adjust, be more aware and maybe learn how to get out of a wrist grab. There’s a lot in this world we can’t control, but that doesn’t mean we should forget about what we can.

partnered with Josh McPherson’s wife, Lauren, because you know, I thought I could take her. Turns out I could not. She grabbed my wrists, threw me down and almost kneed me in the face. I thought maybe her strength came from lifting their 3-month-old son, but according to Josh, she’s a former dancer, and her core alone could take us all down. Despite the huge distance between our strength and skill levels, I think we both managed to learn the basic moves of self-defense and, most importantly, to just avoid walking in parking lots at night. We then moved on to the active-shooter portion of the class, where we learned the “Run, Hide, Fight,” plan that a lot of people are adovcating for. Though running is obviously the best option out of the three, Rego wanted us to get a firsthand feel for what it felt like to fight as a group, which can be a very effective way to take a shooter down. Even if some casualities happen in the process, logically, it can save more lives than if

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The annual Cops and Joggers beach 5K run and walk fundraiser, which was held on Saturday, July 16, at Andy Romano Park, is the only time the Ormond Beach Police Department enjoys arresting members of its community. And yes, they definitely enjoy it. The first 300 runners received a flag football belt to wear during the race, and Ormond Police officers gathered along the course to try and remove as many flags from runners as possible. After the race, runners with at least one remaining flag received an “I outran the Ormond Police Department” shirt, while those with no flags remaining received an “I got busted by the Ormond Beach Police Department” shirt. “We took it very serious this year,” said Officer John Dovine. “Last year, too many people got away from us. So this year, we came back and fought hard. The goal was 200 flags.” The event raises funds for community programs put on by the OBPD, and it helps to build a friendly connection with the officers and the local citizens. During the race, not only do the officers take it seriously, but the “criminals” will do nearly anything to reach the finish line with a flag. Ormond local Lynda Latu-

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he Flagler Bandits and Ormond Spikes 12U teams just returned from a weeklong tournament in Cooperstown, New York. Though the experience alone would’ve made for unforgettable moments, both teams created historic memories on the field. The Spikes took 14 players, three coaches and 46 friends and family members up north. They played teams from around the country and finished 17th out of 104 teams, going 5-3. The team hit 16 total home runs, and two grand slams, one each by Robert Doeing and Canyon Brown. Evan Koehler pitched a perfect game. Canyon Brown followed that performance by pitching a no-hitter. Bryce Barkalow struck out 22 batters in 12 innings. In order to reach Cooperstown, the Bandits and their parents spent the last two years hosting fundraisers of all kinds. Then they went to New York and knocked 19 balls out the park, also including two grand slams— from Austin Robinson and Carson Latham. Jaymes Pringle hit five homers, Robinson hit four, Latham had three and others had either one or two. These kids took the biggest stage they’ve ever stepped upon, and they performed at their highest level. Koehler’s perfect game is only the second in Cooperstown’s 20-year history of tournaments, and when Brown followed Koehler with a nohitter, they became one of only a few duos of pitchers to ever pitch back-to-back no hitters. For everyone who helped these ball teams make it to Cooperstown, the money was well spent. Some kids’ names will now be forever etched in the record books, and others made good on the opportunity represent their cities well.

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OBO: After the second injury, what went through your mind? Glaze: After my second one, I thought it was over. My older brother had torn his left ACL twice and his right one three times, and I just had this thing in my head telling me that football or any other sport wasn’t going to work. There were nights I would cry and just pray and hope that I could get through a second ACL tear. Around the five-month mark into rehab, I really thought about quitting. OBO: How did you get through your hardest time? Glaze: My dad pushed me, and he prayed for me every night that I’d be a better athlete than before. I also found this story about Henry Jose from Missouri, who tore his ACL, MCL, meniscus, patellar tendon and flipped his knee cap around. His story proved to me that anything in this world can be done. There I was, ready to quit, and Henry Jose was never going to quit, even after some of his coaches were worried that he’d never walk again. I had that opportunity to at least walk again, so I knew it was time to work hard and do everything I could to get both of my knees healthy and well again.

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POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AWARENESS EVENT 3 to 5 p.m. at the Ormond Beach Public Library, 30 S. Beach St. Ormond Strong and Heather Post are co-sponsoring this event to bring awareness to what our military and first responders go through. Call 566-3685.

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IMAGINARIUM SUMMER CAMP 9 a.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Your imagination shines in this weeklong kids summer camp. Design the city of your dreams; create a collaborative sculpture with your fellow campers; explore storytelling with words, pictures and movement and much more! Bring your brilliant ideas and we’ll turn them into reality. Ages 6-12. Please bring a snack each day. Cost is $112.50 for members and $125 for nonmembers. Call 676-3244 or visit ormondartmuseum.org to register. COFFEE GARDEN 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum. Come enjoy a cup of Steel Oak Coffee and stroll through the museum gardens. Typically open every Monday. Suggested donation: $2.

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sold in 2004 for $150,000. Prestwick at Plantation Bay, of Daytona Beach, sold 600 Aldenham Lane to Scott and Tina Swisher, of Ormond Beach, for $341,069. Built in 2016, the house has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 2,402 square feet. Sheila McMahon, of Ormond Beach, sold 1149 Kilkenny Lane to Gaurav and Radhika Patel, of Ormond Beach, for $212,000. Built in 2006, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,782 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $324,600.

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ORMOND BEACH Breakaway Trails Palm Vista LLC, of Montana, sold 19 Carriage Creek Way to David Julian, of Ormond Beach, for $261,500. Built in 1991, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a swimming pool and 2,164 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $170,000.

Bank of New York Mellon, as trustee, sold 30 Carriage Creek Way to Pamela Floyd, as trustee, for $182,000. Built in 1988, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,143 square feet. It sold in March for $207,000.

Forest Hills Paul Porter, Jr., as trustee, sold 342 Forest Hills Boulevard to Thomas Schutt, of Ormond Beach, for $145,000. Built in 1960, the house has two bedrooms, one bath and 1,140 square feet. It sold in 1996 for $62,000.

John and Jeannine Loiselle, individually and as co-trustees, sold 3389 Glenshane Way to Brian Snell and Lyn Dombrosky, of Ormond Beach, for $275,000. Built in 1999, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,216 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $240,000.

Tomoka Estates Shirley Powell, of St. Augustine, sold 1107 Shockney Lane to Rhonda Kasper, of Ormond Beach, for $275,000. Built in 1984, the house has two bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, boat dock, boat house and 1,581 square feet. It sold in 1997 for $135,000.

Ormond Lakes Dennis and Carol Guinaugh, individually and as trustees, sold 39 Lakebluff Drive to Charles and Diane Kimball, of Ormond Beach, for $230,000. Built in 2002, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,918 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $217,000. Plantation Bay Real Estate Solutions Home Sellers LLC sold 1345 Dovercourt Lane to Ryan and Evelyn Messiner, of Lake Mary, for $542,500. Built in 2007, the house has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 3,217 square feet. It

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After operating a home-based business since 2010, Mike Bono, of Tropical View Plantation Shutters, now has a showroom in Palm Paint and Wallpaper, 1010 S. Nova Road. Bono said he has always believed in growing one step at a time in his business, and the right step now is to have a place to display his product line. “The showroom allows homeowners, real estate agents, home builders, interior decorators and more to see exactly what type of shutters, shades and blinds there are to choose from,” he said. He offers custom-made window and door shutters in solid vinyl or hardwood that can be factory painted or stained. He also offers vertical blinds, horizontal blinds and panel track blinds in various colors and sizes. Shutters have been used on houses for hundreds of years, and Bono said they are more popular than ever because they are energy efficient and reduce heat gain and loss. Bono got into the business after noticing that shutters in

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his neighbor’s house still looked good after many years. They are installed on the inside of the window, and the louvers are opened, like blinds, when desired. Bono wants to grow his company but has decided to do it at a slow pace. “People sometimes take a big

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Giant Recreation World, one of Central Florida’s largest and oldest RV dealers, moved into a new dealership at 280 Destination Lane over the weekend of July 9-10. About 45 RVs left the previous dealership and drove to the new location, a 13-acre site at Destination Daytona. “This proud day was the culmination of years of hard work and dedication by our ownership, employees and the trust and faith placed in us by our awesome customers,” said Giant Recreation World Chief Executive Officer Larry McNamara. The new location has twice the display area as the previous facility and has an extensive service and parts area. Founded in 1976, Giant Recreation World has more than 110 employees at three Florida locations: Winter Garden, Melbourne and Ormond Beach. Visit www.thegiant1.com.

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10 CUBIC footNrefrigerator for sale ball hoop Little BABY PACK play $40. Basket $125.00 runs perfect 386.445.4736 Tykes $25. Call 386-451-9135 2-CANNON L50 toner cartridges, $75.$50 Schwinn CHAIR-RECLINER, GOOD Condition 386Stealth bicycle, $80/best offer. 203.560.6066, Palm 677-6986 Coast EXTENSION LADDER, aluminum, 24 ft. $65 firm. BARBIE VAN, $30. 3-CD player stereo, $75. 10x10 Near Houligans in Ormond Beach. 386-616-8230. easy set gazebo with screen, $50. 386-446-9382 Leave message.. BRAND NEW Sealy twin only $150 or MUSTANG MODELS (2), mattress, new in boxes, $29 for best offer. 386.586-7572 both. 386.677.4373 after 10am. CASE-SHEET MUSIC, 1913-1964. BELLS COCOON Childdated Carrier Like new.Some $25 signed, $100, 341 pieces. DVD Player, $25. HP (386) 225−7788 Bloycesk9101@cfl.rr.com Printer, $20. 386.446.9318 CAR SEAT booster car seat $15 excellent DINETTE(386) TABLE w/leaf-white washed oak, Like condition 225−4421 new, $50. 30 AMP extension Power Cord, $50. CAR STARTER start your car with your remote 386-437-0155. (386) 225−4421 ELECTRIC ADULT bicycle, $100. Sport wheel CHUGGINGTON Thomas the Train Trains, Thursday, July&good 21, 2016 chair, $50. Both condition. Best offers, tracks, etc. (386) 986−0973 nfnelson04@cfl.rr.com 386.986.1478 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set EUREKA BAGLESS vacuum, . Synthetic sleeping of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 bag, new, . Ozark pad/mattress w/pump. Electric GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ blanket, queen. $25/each. 706.201.8051 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 OLDER, BUT nice, 9 drawer dresser. $75 Text or NORITAKE CHINA Savannah,7 five piece settings call 330-573-8569 + platter & oval vegetable. $175 (386) 864−1033 NEWItems UTILITY tub, great for laundry room or Under $200 For Sale STEPLADDER −New 8 Footlife Werner fiberglass garage, $8 ladder each. 10 CUBIC $75. foot refrigerator forjackets, sale in excellent condition. $40 (386) 864−1033 386.447.0057 $125.00 runs perfect 386.445.4736 LEXMARK 4-1 scan, fax w/software, 2-CANNON L50color tonerprint, cartridges, $75. Schwinn manual,bicycle, power cord, offer. extra black ink Palm $55 Stealth $80/best 203.560.6066, 386.586.0267 Coast LADIES VAN, BICYCLE Speed in great condition for BARBIE $30. 3 3-CD player stereo, $75. 10x10 sale $45. 386-446-8795 easy set gazebo with screen, $50. 386-446-9382 HOTPOINT WASHER for mattress, $100. 45 inch BRAND NEW Sealy twin only color $150 TV or old school JVC, $60. Please call 386.986.6353 best offer. 386.586-7572 HOME GYM-AB lounger (works abs/stomach), CASE-SHEET MUSIC, dated 1913-1964. Some $25. Total Gym (asDVD seenPlayer, on TV), signed, $100, 3411500 pieces. $25.$75. HP 386.627.8767 Printer, $20. 386.446.9318 GE PROFILE oven & dishwasher, $75oak, each. 2DINETTE TABLE w/leaf-white washed Like older $50. TV’s, 30 $25/each 386.445.2292 new, AMP extension Power Cord, $50. FULL SIZE bed, Beauty Rest pillowtop mattress, 386-437-0155. decorated brass headboard & frame, likewheel new, ELECTRIC ADULT bicycle, $100. Sport $150. 386.447.6714 chair, $50. Both good condition. Best offers,

LOVESEAT W/SLIP covered cushions, white background w/green leaves, new, used only in model home, $110. 954-401-0407, 386.447.1414 RIGID 12" Miter Saw Portable Stand With Extensions $200. 386-447-7082 RIGID AIR compressor,5 gallon tank, 2 outlets for nail guns,$75. 636.358.1833 TABLE, 2-CHAIRS, 2-leaves, $35. Large black sofa, good condition, $45. Jaguar crossbow, $90. 386.597.7193 THOMASVILLE FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table 27x27x21H, excellent condition, $100 for both. 603-401-2644 Three sets Golf Clubs & Bags: R.H.$40, L.H $80, L.H. $80 Call foe details: 386.246.2399 TWO CUSTOM made chaise lounges with cushions from Palm Casual $100 ea. 386.447.6798. VERY LARGE lamp, great condition, $12. End tables (3), 1-large, 2-small, $65. 386.986.5530 WEIGHT BENCH/BAR/APPROXIMATELY 200lbs weights, $30. Large wall mirror, new, $25. Toilet seat riser, $25. 386.437.3441 TABLE TOP BAND SAW AND DRILL Items Under $200 For PRESS Sale $35 (386) 597−3754 LOVESEAT W/SLIP covered cushions, white back4 SHELF wine cooler rocking chair ground w/green leaves, $60, new,Rattan used only in model $35, oven $35. (386) 313−1164 home,Countertop $110. 954-401-0407, 386.447.1414 BELLS COCOON Child Carrier LikeWith new. $25 RIGID 12" Miter Saw Portable Stand Exten(386) Bloycesk9101@cfl.rr.com sions 225−7788 $200. 386-447-7082 BROYHILL LEATHER 84" Sofa Made in USA− RIGID AIR compressor,5 gallon tank, 2 outlets for beige color, Good cond. $75 (386) 437−4977 nail guns,$75. 636.358.1833 CABNET PULLS 3 inch cc antique TABLE, 2-CHAIRS, 2-leaves, $35.brass Largew/white black inserts 34 pieces $55 Phone 386−627−8404 sofa, good condition, $45. Jaguar crossbow, $90. 386.597.7193 CAR SEAT booster car seat $15 excellent condition (386) 225−4421 THOMASVILLE FRENCH Provincial coffee table 65x26x16H, end table conCAR STARTER start 27x27x21H, your car withexcellent your remote dition,225−4421 $100 for both. 603-401-2644 (386) Three setsSEAMING Golf Clubsiron & Bags: R.H.$40, L.H $80, CARPET heat bond seaming iron L.H.carpet. $80 Call foe details: 386.246.2399 for $45 (386) 586−3378 TWO CUSTOM made chaise lounges with Trains, cushCHUGGINGTON & Thomas the Train ions from $100nfnelson04@cfl.rr.com ea. 386.447.6798. tracks, etc.Palm (386)Casual 986−0973 VERY LARGE lamp, great condition, $12. End taCORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom, Set bles (3), 1-large, 2-small, $65. 386.986.5530 of 8 bags $29 U pick colors 386−523−7201 WEIGHT BENCH/BAR/APPROXIMATELY 200lbs weights, $30. Large wall mirror, new, $25. Toilet seat riser, $25. 386.437.3441

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POWER CHAIR, $525. heavy Scooter $425, super conGARAGE WORKMAT duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ dition, 2" $75 386.506.9378 (386) 316−9990 GOLF CLUB Sets LG Golf est1976 Used Sets Motor Homes/RVs $175 Grips $7.00 Sat. Shop 40k 904−671−4470 1994 WINNEBAGO Vectra 260 Cummins 6cyl eng. 35ft long, blue/gray. as is. Needs HOTPOINT WHITE ElectricPurchase Range Clean, Good work. OBO (352)cord 465−6055 Cond.$8,500 needs a Electric $40 (386) 437−4977 MENS MOUNTAIN Bike Pacific USA Conquest Help Wanted black with blue design, 26" $75 (386) 445−8231

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(386) 313−1164 108 Like some branSea Salt, $65/bag. 51 Extinguish, as a237−8682 flame Each of the following cryptograms manual, power cord, extra black ink $55 BELLS COCOON Child Carrier Like new. $25 109 Barnes’ partner in 52 Tiny industrial insect Autos For Sale 386.586.0267 (386) 225−7788 Bloycesk9101@cfl.rr.com is a clue to the identity of one of books 53 Cup material, some110 Advocate LADIES BICYCLE 3 Speed in great condition for BROYHILL LEATHER 84" Sofa Made in USA− times America’s Founding Fathers. Using 4 W/D new tires sale $45. 386-446-8795 114 Ill 1999 famesISUZU Trooper-loaded 54 Finnan ___ (smoked beige color, Good cond. $75 (386) 437−4977 the hints I=A and H=R, decipher low miles Excel Cond $3000 386-283-8996 119 Jekyll’s alter ego fish dish) HOTPOINT WASHER for $100. 45 inch color TV CABNET PULLS 3 inch cc antique brass w/white 120 Dove’s domicile 55 Case for needles and the clues to name the man. old school JVC, $60. 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Total Gym 1500 (as seen on TV), $75. condition (386) 225−4421 123 Moose relative 59 Measure of advertising Furnishings 386.627.8767 CAR STARTER start your car with your remote 124 “Dukes of Hazzard” copy 5’X5’ SQUARE glass dining room table, marble GE PROFILE oven & dishwasher, $75 each. 2(386) 225−4421 deputy sheriff 61 One in Berlin base, 6-light wood chairs, $600. older TV’s, $25/each 386.445.2292 125 “Come in!” 63 “___ &amp; Stitch” CARPET SEAMING iron heat bond seaming iron 386.445.2292 FULL SIZE bed, Beauty Rest pillowtop mattress, 126 City near Florence 65 Over one’s head for carpet. $45 (386) 586−3378 decorated brass headboard & frame, like new, 67 Jerusalem’s location SOLID OAK dining room set w/lighted china cabiCHUGGINGTON & Thomas the Train Trains, $150. 386.447.6714 net, dining table, 2-leaves, 6 matching 68 “Over the hill” in the chairs DOWN tracks, etc. (386) 986−0973 nfnelson04@cfl.rr.com FIBERGLASS DOOR 36x80, $60. TV w/cushions, $450 military obo. 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