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BEST CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS? Family fills yard with Christmas inflatables. PAGE 2A

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OPENING ACT Tanger Outlets: the talk of the town. HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE PAGE 6B

AHOY, ORMOND! The inaugural Tomoka State Park Pirate Raft Race was held Nov. 19. PAGE 5A

CHURCH AIMS FOR RECOVERY

The steeple was damaged at a historic church. PAGE 3A

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A GIFT FOR GIVING Kent Ryan presented the Philanthropist of the Year award to Forough (pictured) and Mori Hosseini for their work with Daytona State College. “We never think of this as philanthropy,” Forough Hosseini said. “We think of this as giving back. It’s a responsibility, making sure everyone else’s life is better.”

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Performers strolled the mall including Caitlin Skye, of Cirque du Jour, of Orlando.

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“I love to see the kids’ faces.” BRANDY SCHOOLCRAFT, holiday decorator Wayne Grant

Brandy, Dillon and David Schoolcraft stand among their inflatables at 111 Pine Creek Court. The inflatables pictured are less than half of the total number on the property.

Family plans to spread the Christmas spirit WAYNE GRANT NEWS EDITOR

To be ready for the start of the holiday season, it’s sometimes necessary to start early. Especially if you decorate your lawn with more than 100 inflatable figures, laser lights, an illuminated walkway and lights synchronized to music. David and Brandy Schoolcraft, and their kids Dillon and Cheyenne, are inviting the community to drive by or walk the paths through the decorations at their home at 111 Pine Creek Court.

They plan to have them completed by Thanksgiving night. Their neighbors enjoy the display, so the Schoolcrafts want to get the word out to others and spread the Christmas spirit. David Schoolcraft said he has noticed visitors taking pictures in past years, so the family tries to set up good photo opportunity spots along the paths, such as a candy cane arch and a Santa with a countdown clock. “When we first started, the neighbors thought we were nuts,” Brandy Schoolcraft said. “But they’ve come around. I love to see the kids’ faces and the adults’ faces.” The lights will be timed to the Christmas music on radio station

99.5, for those driving by who want the full experience. Brandy Schoolcraft traces her decorating urge back to her mother, who painted figures cut out of wood for their display. David also has a history of holiday decorating. When he worked as a fireman in Indiana, before his retirement, he helped decorate a haunted barn for Halloween each year. The family also goes all out for Halloween, so they have a lot of decorations to store. They have an attic in their garage, as well as a small barn on their property. Asked how long they spend setting up the decorations, the Schoolcrafts have a good laugh. They said they started on Nov. 1. As the family ages, it takes lon-

ger to get the decorations out and put them away, family members said. A Boy Scout troop helped them put away the Halloween decorations this year. They had one unexpected guest while the Halloween decorations were up — a storm named Matthew. They put the inflatables down for the storm and used bags of mulch to hold them in the wind. They lost little in the way of decorations, but the roof of their house was damaged. “The hurricane damaged our roof but it didn’t change our spirits,” David Schoolcraft said.

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The family’s huge display gets bigger every year.

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The church's 25-foot steeple came "tumbling down" after the hurricane.

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Historic New Bethel raising $70,000 to fix steeple and other damages caused by Hurricane Matthew The church is asking the community for assistance to help them rebuild. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

“It’s a miracle those didn’t break,” said Gilbert Dudley Jr., pointing to the stained glass windows on the side of the Historic New Bethel A.M.E. Church. “We’re still alive.”

The church's sign still encourages people to come to service, stating that their doors are still open.

Unfortunately, the church’s steeple was not so lucky. The 25-foot structure was ripped off the church’s roof, tumbled down the side of the building, finally landing on the ground — where it still remains almost two months after the storm. The church’s roof suffered damage, along with the roofs of the church’s building across South Yonge Street — which was where the church originally started in 1885 — and the parsonage, where newly installed Pastor Phyllis Brown was just starting to move in. “I was assigned as pastor a week before the hurricane,” she said. “I had one service there on Sunday, and that following Friday the hurricane hit.” Pastor Brown recently created a GoFundMe page to raise $70,000 to help repair the historic buildings and the parsonage. According to the page, the insurance company told the church that there is no coverage for hurricane damage and has refused to pay. Repairs need to start as soon as possible to prevent further damage to the interior of the buildings. “I’ve found that the people

Gilbert Dudley Jr. has been attending Historic New Bethel A.M.E. Church for 54 years.

in Ormond really care,” Pastor Brown said. “There’s been a lot of people who have come by, wanting to know how they can help. I’m looking forward to the time when we can restore the building so we can shine brightly for the Lord. Visit GoFundMe.com/historicnewbethelameormond to donate.

“I’ve found that the people in Ormond really care.”

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Passes for Volusia County beaches are available for 2017 at volusiabeachpass.com. Volusia County has made the annual passes renewable so they do not need to be scraped off windshields. “The passes make great holiday gifts,” said Jessica Winterwerp, county coastal director. Residents and visitors with “2016” written on their current pass are asked to remove the sticker from their windshield before going to a toll booth to purchase their new pass. If it states “Renewable” on the pass, do not remove.

Recreation closures set The following Leisure Services facilities will be closed for maintenance and the Thanksgiving holiday: Closed Nov. 19-27: South Ormond Neighborhood Center and Nova Community Center. Closed Nov. 21-27: Senior Center, 351 Andrews St. The Ormond Beach Sports Complex will be closed from Dec. 21 through Jan. 1 for maintenance.

Garbage schedule There will be no garbage or recycling collection on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24. Garbage normally picked up on Thursday will be picked up Friday. Garbage normally picked up Friday

Sewage spilled The FDOT contractor working at 1628 W. Granada Boulevard broke a three-inch sewer pipe, and 2,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled out into the construction area at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16. It was cleaned up and city Utilities Manager David Ponitz called it a minor incident. The contractor is working on the eastbound side of West Granada Boulevard, lengthening and widening the turn lane onto southbound Interstate 95. This type of accident is not unusual because of the many underground lines, Ponitz said. The workers dammed up the site, and a tanker truck arrived to pump up sewage that had pooled up. The area was then disinfected with bleach and lime. No nearby private property was affected.

Second debris pass almost done The City’s contractors, DRC and Crowder Gulf, will be complete with the second pass of picking up Hurricane Matthew debris on Nov. 29, but will continue collecting construction debris. On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Waste Pro will resume normal yard waste operations. As of Nov. 20, 8,434 loads of debris had been collected (415,710 cubic yards) in 41 days. Call Public Works at 6763220 or visit Ormondbeach.org.

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Pirates take over Tomoka State Park The inaugural Tomoka State Park Pirate Raft Race was held Nov. 19. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

When Anastasia Harrison first started participating in the Cypress Creek Raft Race in Alabama, there were about 50 rafts. By the time she left, there were over 700 entries. She hopes to bring that kind of popularity to the Tomoka State Park Pirate Raft Race in Ormond Beach.

Held Nov. 19, five different teams created their own handmade rafts and powered their way down the Tomoka River using only their own strength to battle the wind and the elements. Harrison, who’s the captain of the Krewe of the 13, hosted the event as a fundraiser for The St. Francis House in St. Augustine. “In Florida, there is so much water,” she said. “So why not?” Dean Demented, Grumpy Gray Beard, Compass Rose and Swilly

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How to make it through Black Friday without getting a black eye If you must go, go prepared.

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Black Friday is one of those holiday traditions we all love to hate. We grump and moan about how greedy corporations are taking away from quality family time, but then right after dinner, we eagerly line up outside of Target to get a new TV. In reality, trash-talking Black Friday is just another way to get into the holiday spirit. I mean, of course I’m going to complain about the long lines and the lack of time to properly digest my Thanksgiving dinner. But like, I’m still gonna go. Because no matter how much I try to deny it, it doesn’t feel

like Christmas until I’m elbow to elbow with total strangers pulling scarves out of a box labeled “$5 and under.” Not every tradition has to be built with the intent of love and togetherness. Some are created purely for entertainment and selfish shopping. So even if you’re still telling all your friends that you’re not going to Black Friday this year, you might want to memorize my golden rules of surviving this unique holiday. You know, just in case. RULE #1: Don’t plan on actually buying anything. Take it from me, having a list of items you want to buy never works. You can go through every coupon book and gift guide, download the app and be the first in line and there’s still an 80% chance you’ll be disappointed. Go shopping with a relaxed mindset, and maybe a few things you’d like to check out and I promise you’ll have more fun. Besides, the best Black Friday gifts are always unexpected. Like mittens with cat faces on them, or the cell phone case I

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bought last year that was literally just a nose, for example. RULE #2: Understand that everyone is probably just as annoyed as you are. Don’t huff and puff when someone accidentally runs over your foot with their shopping cart. The magic of Black Friday wears off in about 20 minutes, and then everyone realizes it’s just a glorified traffic jam. A little kindness can go a long

way. And if you can’t do that, keeping your mouth shut will be just as effective. RULE #3: Remember that the best, best part is holidaythemed lattes. I’m sorry, but if you don’t start your late night/early morning standing behind 20 people to get a peppermint mocha latte, then did you even Black Friday?

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You can sit in a boat under a bridge anywhere in the U.S. and not worry about human waste being sprayed on you, partially thanks to Bob Lee, former Florida game warden. How this came about and other stories were related by Lee on Nov. 18 at the Ormond Beach Regional Library, while promoting his book, “Backcountry Lawman.” He was a game warden in Florida for 30 years until 2007. The bridge story involved one the largest environmental cases in Florida history. At one time, Amtrak had an exemption from environmental laws and could release liquefied sewage from its trains. Lee was assigned by state officials to help the lawyer preparing for trial against Amtrak. He was told to find a victim that could testify at trial, in other words, someone who had been dumped on. Lee staked out a train trestle crossing the St. Johns River. “I spent three months watching trains pass by,” he said at the library presentation. Then one day a runabout with two couples fishing was parked under a bridge just as an Amtrak train passed over and released waste. Lee quickly made his way along the bank to the boat, asking, “Did anyone get sprayed?” A woman in her 70s pointed to yellow and brown spots on her pants. She then told the warden she would never fish

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again under a bridge unless she had an umbrella in one hand and a train schedule in the other. The case went to trial and they won in state court. Federal laws were changed in the 1990s and now Amtrak trains have holding tanks. “Today Amtrak does not poop on anyone anywhere in the United States,” Lee said. His adventures often involved rescuing animals, such as bald eagles. He had one assistant who believed he could handle an eagle without any coaching because he had worked with snakes and alligators a zoo. But he ended up in the hospital after an eagle put its talons through the palm of his hand. He said the assistant became receptive to instructions about how to catch animals after that. His book contains stories of catching poachers, but also

some who got away. He said bad guys get away from every law enforcement agency. “I wanted it to be realistic,” he said. MONKEY FISHING

During his career, he spent a lot of time chasing people who were “monkey fishing,” cranking a small motor and dropping live wires into the water to electrocute the fish. He said it was once popular in Florida, but does not exist anymore because farm-raised fish have taken away the market for the wildcaught fish. It was called monkey fishing because the person cranking the little motor and the person netting the fish would look like an organ grinder and his monkey. Lee’s book has stories of high speed boat chases as well s a time when his boat sank in the

Ocklawaha River and he floated on a gas can amid alligators. More enjoyable moments involved luring poachers with a robotic deer. “It was always fun watching a would-be Davy Crockett stalk one of these deer,” he said with a laugh. Today, wardens look at Facebook to find people posing with illegal catch. “It’s more effective than sitting out there for 500 hours waiting for a poacher,” he said. He said he always had an urge to write and published the book in 2013. He has since written another book to come out next spring, called “Bad Guys, Bullets and Boat Chases,” with true stories from other game wardens he collected around the state. He said he spent three years researching it. Currently, he’s working on a novel.

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Golf tourney raises $225,000 Halifax Health Foundation and Daytona International Speedway hosted the 43rd annual Daytona International Speedway Pro-Am Golf Classic at LPGA International in Daytona Beach in October. The event raised $225,000 for Halifax Health Foundation and local charities. Halifax Health Foundation includes the Betty Jane France Center for Pediatrics at Halifax Health and various charities.

Animal clinic to expand SVN Alliance negotiated the sale of vacant land in October for an established, growing veterinary clinic. Carl Lentz, managing director at SVN Alliance, negotiated the transaction representing the seller and buyer, Pet Street Veterinary Care. The veterinary clinic plans construction of a new 5,000-square-foot building at 240 S. Nova Road. The expansion will offer separate

exam rooms for dogs and cats; surgery; dentistry; radiology; and a full boarding facility, according to a press release. The AAHA-certified clinic is now located at 299 W. Granada Blvd. They anticipate entering the new facility in July 2017. Call Willem-Jan van Deijck, DVM, of Pet Street, at 2654444. Call Lentz at 566-3726.

Fashion show benefits charity The Ladies Charity Fashion Show was held Oct. 30 at Las Bistro in Ormond Beach, bringing in over $1,000 for Avenues 12 Recovery Houses. Fashions were provided by Miss Priss, a local consignment shop, and ticket holders were able to purchase items being worn by the models. Jewelry was provided by Linda Jakel of Premier Jewelry, and makeup by Mary Woodford of Mary Kay Cosmetics. Avenues 12 Women’s Recovery Houses provide stable environments for women recovering from the disease of addiction.

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OUT OF SIGHT 11 p.m. — 200 Block of North U.S. 1 Theft . Snack bar employees had noticed that money was missing from the cash register each morning because the night shift always left a certain amount. The inconsistencies began in small amounts and gradually increased from $5 to $53. Surveillance footage showed that while two members of the cleaning crew were on the premises, the camera at the snack bar was pushed up, only showing only the ceiling. Other cameras showed one of the cleaning crew enter the snack bar. The victim installed another camera at the register. Video showed the suspect drape a jacket that belonged to a snack bar employee over his shoulders before walking up to the register. He used a key to open the register and removed money. The victim said he wants to press charges.

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IT’S 5 O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE 10:50 a.m. — 100 North Old Kings Road Prohibited Alcoholic Beverage. The officer noticed the suspect sitting in a city park in the morning with an open 16-ounce can of beer. He spontaneously uttered it was his first beer of the day. He was arrested and taken to jail.

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OH, NEVER MIND 11:46 p.m. — Central Avenue and South Ridgewood Avenue Possession of Controlled Substance. The suspect was pulled over for speeding and an expired tag. An officer noticed that there were straws on the dashboard, cut in a way normally used for narcotics. He could see white powder in a straw. The subject was searched prior to arrest and officers also found cut straws in his pockets. He admitted the straws contained a drug that he crushes and snorts. In plain view on the console was a controlled substance, and it was not in a prescription bottle. The officer asked the suspect about it, and he said a friend left it at work and he was meaning to give it back to him. Asked for the friend’s number so the story could be verified, the suspect said, “Don’t worry about it, no one will verify it.” The suspect had several previous narcotics charges. MYSTERIOUS CAR THEFT 1:14 p.m. —First Block of Moss Point Drive Burglary. The victim said his wife left in the morning and when she returned, their BMW was missing. They said they leave the garage door open most of the time. The key to the vehicle was on a hook by the garage door and it was missing. They said they also leave their front door unlocked. The car was found in Daytona Beach.

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e didn’t miss a game or even a single snap at practice. Few people would’ve known Mainland’s Adonis Boone and his family were forced to relocate from their new home after Hurricane Matthew’s high winds knocked large trees through their roof. Like most residents who didn’t evacuate, the Boone family hunkered down in their living room. They had lost power on Thursday, Oct. 6, the day before the storm struck. At one point Boone’s mother, Andra Gittens, went out to her car to charge her phone. While she sat in the car talking to relatives, Boone says he heard what sounded like a lingering thunder strike, and, after guarding his two brothers and baby sister on the floor, he looked up and a gigantic oak tree had crashed through the roof and inside the house. “It was the scariest moment of my life,” he said. “That whole day changed my mindset on life. After hearing my sister cry like she had been shot, I knew I had to stay strong throughout the entire situation for my family.” Before his mom and neighbors rushed inside to make sure everyone was OK, the tree shifted and fell on top of the family’s car, busting out the back windows. Fire Rescue took the family to Boone’s aunt’s house, where they waited out the hurricane. Boone refused to take any days

off. “I wanted to be there for my quarterback, my offensive line and running backs to help get the win against Matanzas,” he said. “But that situation humbled me and taught me that life can be taken from anyone at any time.” FAMILIAR WITH OBSTACLES

Boone has endured other hardships that helped him cope with what he’s going through. Going into his freshman season, he broke his femur and had to miss the last quarter of eighth grade in fear that he might snap his growth plate. This past summer, he suffered a hairline fracture and sprained MCL but remained on the field. “That’s when my coaches guaranteed my starting position, seeing me fight through those injuries,” he said. FOOTBALL FAMILY RESPONDS

When they heard what had happened to Boone’s home, Mainland’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Boone’s team prayed for him after every practice, and his coaches repeatedly asked if he needed anything or a place to stay, Boone said. “That really made me feel like this team is really like a family to me,” he said. “We treat each other like brothers, and the coaches treat us like we’re their sons. I honestly don’t know where I would find another program like Mainland’s.” Boone and his family are still awaiting a permanent residence.

Surrounding trees caved in Boone’s home just two weeks after his family moved in.

BUCS CRUISE IN SECOND ROUND PLAYOFF WIN The Class 6A top-ranked Bucs blew past the Sebastian River Sharks 36-7 Friday, Nov. 18, at Sebastian River. Senior C.J. Wilson ran for 90 yards and reached the end zone three times. Star quarterback Denzel Houston used his feet to cause most of his damage, running for two scores. Going into the game, Sebastian had only allowed four points per contest all season long. Mainland will host Miami Carol City Friday, Nov. 25, at Daytona Municipal Stadium.

love kids. They’re real. They often tell us what we don’t want to hear, and they expose a lot of our prejudices. As I was finishing up a sausage, egg and cheese biscuit under a pavilion during Flagler Baseball’s closing day games on Saturday morning, Karen Bullock, 4, sat directly across from me and sparked a conversation. After introducing herself, she introduced me to Valerie, her Barbie Doll. Karen went on to tell me of her family. She has two sisters; one’s allergic to chocolate, and the other lets her play with her toys. We also talked about my life. She asked if I was married, and I showed her a picture of my wife, Jessica. Karen said Jessica was pretty. Assuming I had other things to do, Karen’s dad, Harry, tossed her his phone and suggested she watch Disney on Netflix. But she had other plans. “Can I take your picture?” she asked me. Seldom do I, the “photographer,” get asked to have my picture taken — and never by a kid — so of course I said yes. Having already made my morning, Karen offered me some of her Little Debbie donuts and a sunflower seed. I didn’t want the calorie-filled donut, and I didn’t want to refuse everything she offered, so I took the seed. I saw she was eating the seeds whole, so I taught her how to crack the shell to get the inside. She said it tasted a lot better. When one of her dad’s friends stopped by to see her and asked what she was doing, she simply replied, “Just hanging out with Mr. Jeff.” She made me and baseball parent Abby Miller chuckle. In this country, we’ve been encouraged to use our differences to separate from one another. Karen is white; I’m black. She’s young; I’m old. Karen has a lot of hair; I’m bald. None of that, or our other differences, mattered to this little girl, and they didn’t seem to matter to her father, Harry, either. I was pleased that he’d allowed his daughter to befriend someone so different. If everyone in America acted like his 4-year-old, our country would be a much better place.

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Golf champs, led by locals The Executive Women’s Golf Association Daytona Beach Chapter team, the 19th Hole Champs, advanced to the final last weekend in Rancho Mirage, California. The golfers competed against 50 teams from around the country, playing in two-day events, including four-ball and singles matches. The local squad — Melody Kimmel, Katy Nelson, Jackie Poole, Jeanie Schreiber, Lea Buckley, Mimi Lenio, Suzette Sweeny and Pat Larsen — placed 24th, and S weeny nailed hole-in-one. The Daytona Beach chapter plays throughout the week at different courses. Ladies with all golf skill levels are welcome to join. Visit the website ewgadaytonabeach.com for more information.

school career with a 15th-place finish at the FACA All-Star Senior Classic on Saturday, Nov. 19, in Tallahassee. Gray achieved four Top 10 finishes this season, including a district individual championship, running her personal best 19:43. She also led Seabreeze with the highest finish at the state meet earlier this month.

From left to right: Lea Buckley, Katy Nelson, Pat Larsen, Melody Kimmel, Jackie Poole, Jeanie Schreiber, Mimi Lenio, Suzette Sweeny

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ne of Ormond Beach’s biggest festivals returned to Rockefeller Gardens this past weekend, bringing something for every water lover to enjoy. The 8th-annual Ormond Beach Riverfest Seafood Festival celebrated two days of local oysters, crab, shrimp, fresh fried fish and other seafood at Rockefeller Gardens and Fortunato Park. Activities included cooking demonstrations; kids crafts; bouncy houses; a “Rain Gutter Regatta;” free fishing poles and lessons for kids sponsored by Fish Florida, Innovative Bookkeeping and PBG; kayaks; paddle boards; boat rides; and a Rubber Duckie 5K River Run sponsored by Southern Stone Events. Last year, the event drew more than 12,000 area residents and visitors to the parks. — EMILY BLACKWOOD

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MARY WALLIS AND FRIENDS 46TH-ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER 2 p.m. at Prince of Peace Social Hall, 600 S. Nova Road. If you are 65 years old or older, you are alone and do not wish to be on Thanksgiving Day, Mary Wallis and Friends cordially invite you to their annual dinner. Free. Call 615-3542 to reserve a spot.

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Luna was a big fan of the pool.

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Luna lived with three families before she finally found her home. When the smiley dog was just a puppy, she got lost. An elderly couple found her wandering around, and thanks to her microchip, tracked down her owners. They were upset to learn that they no longer wanted the dog. “The couple that found her were too old to keep her, and

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Berkheimer Owner of rare muscle car prepares Ron has owned his 1956 Chrysler 300B for for Gaslight Parade and Car Show almost 40 years. EMILY BLACKWOOD COMMUNITY EDITOR

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Ron Berkheimer has owned his 1956 Chrysler 300B for almost 40 years.

EVENING PARADE WILL AFFECT TRAFFIC Beachside drivers could experience delays on Nov. 25 as the city hosts the annual Birthplace of Speed Gas Light Parade. A portion of Riverside Drive, from East Granada Boulevard to

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Nearly 40 years ago, Ron Berkheimer was feeling down. He was going through a divorce, and went to a big antique car show to take his mind off of everything. That’s when he first laid eyes on the rare, 1956 Chrysler 300B. “I needed a therapy product,” he said, smiling. “Something to make me feel good.” And for the next 40 years, the car did just that. Only 1,102 of the 1956 300B models were produced. The value in Berkheimer’s, which he’s kept in good condition, has only increased over time, especially since it only has 39,000 miles on it. “I’m 99% sure it’s the lowest mileage and the most original 300B in the world,” he said. “I think there are only 125 still in existence.” Berkheimer is preparing the car in hopes of participating in the upcoming 59th annual Gaslight Parade and Birthplace of Speed Antique Car Show in Ormond Beach. Held on East Granada Boulevard Nov. 25, the parade begins at 7 p.m. at The Casements and travels down to A1A. The car show opens at 10 a.m. Nov. 26 at Fortunato Park and features cars from the 1920s to the 1960s.

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house in Breakaway Trails was the top real estate sales transaction for Oct. 2 to Oct. 8 in Ormond Beach and Ormondby-the-Sea. Cynthia Politis sold 6 Echo Woods Way to Scott and Marcie Schargen, of Ormond Beach, for $555,000. Built in 1991, the house has four bedrooms, 4.5 baths, two fireplaces, a swimming pool, threecar garage and 3,971 square feet. It sold in 2003 for $475,000.

Grafton Drive to Joseph and Georgiann Micci, of Palm Coast, for $199,682. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,717 square feet. Hunter’s Ridge Dominic and Corinne Parrillo, of Ormond Beach, sold 11 Foxhunter Flat to Mark Ingersoll, of Ormond Beach, for $430,000. Built in 1995, the house has five bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and 3,967 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $265,000. Courtesy photo

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Jane McManus sold 1575 Ocean Shore Blvd., Unit 607, to Samuel and Sherry Moody, of Ringgold, Georgia, for $275,000. Built in 1974, the condo has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,312 square feet. It sold in 2013 for $238,500. James Feudale, Jr., of New Smyrna Beach, sold 27 Old Macon Drive to James and Mary Reid, of Lockport, New York, for $183,600. Built in 1999, the house has two bedrooms, two baths and 1,611 square feet. It sold in 2006 for $250,000.

Breakaway Trails Patricia and Carl Frederick, individually and as trustees, sold 26 Carriage Bluff Way to Lynn Krizik, of Ormond Beach, for $320,000. Built in 1993, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,932 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $224,000.

Kyle and Christi Chambers, of Ormond Beach, sold 29 Creek Bluff Way to Marilyn Crawford, of Ormond Beach, for $242,000. Built in 1995, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,955 square feet. It sold in 2014 for $214,000.

Lucas Costello, of Ormond Beach, sold 9 Carriage Creek Way to Elizabeth Twiss, of Ormond Beach, for $200,000. Built in 1989, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 1,900 square feet. It sold in 2009 for $174,000. Halifax Plantation Vanacore Construction Inc., of Ormond Beach, sold 3125 Bailey Ann Drive to Kathleen Rendine, as trustee, for $244,617. Built in 2016, the house has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,717 square feet.

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Herbert and Cheryl Sly, of Ormond Beach, sold 32 Hunt Master Court to Trent Little, of Ormond Beach, for $283,000. Built in 2001, the house has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,208 square feet. It sold in 2015 for $270,000. The Trails Kevin and Laura Tilley, of Ormond Beach, sold 7 Navajo Trail to Bruce and Evelyn MacNeil, of Ormond Beach, for $281,000. Built in 1981, the house has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace, swimming pool and 2,430 square feet. It sold in 2002 for $232,000.

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4BD/2BA/2CG home features large fenced in yard RV parking and shed, nice sized living room with lots of natural light, large kitchen with tons of cabinet and counterspace, center island. Walk through the garage to an extra room that has its own private entrance in the back. $199,900. MLS#1022764. Call Addam Rolston at 386-8464474.

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Better than new Egret model. Energy wise home 5BD/3BA/3CG pool home w/over 2400 sq ft of living space perfect to accommodate a large family. Chef’s kitchen w/granite counter tops, 42” cabinets, eat in kitchen. Master suite w/his & hers sink, make up vanity. Covered screen paver lanai, solar heated pool w/waterfall, great place for family cookouts. $479,500 Call Bill Navarra 386334-9991.

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John Adams, of Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, contributed to this report.

BREAKAWAY TRAILS!

James and Lori Hagen, of Ormond Beach, sold 149 Pine Cone Trail to April Addison, of Ormond Beach, for $134,000. Built in 1977, the townhouse has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths and 1,664 square feet. It sold in 2005 for $150,000.

ORMOND-BY-THE-SEA 220791

of Pasadena, California, for $138,000. Built in 1979, the townhouse has two bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a fireplace and 1,683 square feet. It sold in 1979 for $58,900.

101 Palm Harbor Pkwy, Palm Coast, FL 32137 In the European Village

"MERIT FITNESS" Treadmill, LED window display, 4-speeds, 3-incline positions, automatic safety stops. $125. Call 386.439.4261 10 COCKTAIL DRESSES, $15 EA. 386.447.2784

3-NEW BICYCLE seats, $15/each. Ryobi-angle grinder, $25. Spiral saw, $40. 2-1/4 ton hydraulic jack, $25. 386.338.4603 BIKES: 26” men’s, good condition, $50. 24” Haro women’s, never used, $150. Call 386.597.2169

Thursday, November 24, 2016

BIRDCAGE, WHITE, 24wx22dx65”h, bar spacing 3/4”, slide-out grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, $65. 828.246.8222

Thursday, November 2016 room & ceramic jug floor stand water24, distributor cold temp, asking $200. 386.263.7291

CHAPS 36X30, $20. Full-face helmet, $30. London Fog coat, size 14, $40. 386.439.6202 after 4pm.

Items Under $200 For Sale 5 LEATHER jackets, size large, like new, $200. 386.672.9982 CRAFTSMAN 5HP tiller, $75, NC rock big pile $35, leave message (386) 569−5507 BATHROOM CABINET Never used, Gold, Mirrored, new $170, asking $40 (386) 627−8021 CAR STARTER for any automatic car $50 (386) 225−4421 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 FAUX FUR 1 black 1 white s/m faux fur jacket excellent condition ea $25 (201) 919−1530 FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 with hoses, # 202000952 working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com FRIGIDAIRE DRYER LE0332DS0 electric Thursday, November 24, 2016 working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com Thursday, November 24, 2016 NEEDLE PUNCH kit with yarns, holder, patterns. Two grommet purse kits $20 (386) 446−8391 SCREEN RM for camper for 15 ft to 16 ft in awning $200 (386) 225−4421 SUMP PUMP with xtra hose $35 (386) 225− 4421

EDWIN KNOWLES service for 12, Priscilla Pattern, all extra piecesUnder included,$200 $70. 386.446.2929 Items For Sale GPS GARMIN, $25. Pavers-over 105, you pick up, $50. Items Robut food processor, $20. 3-black suitcases, Under $200 For Sale $30. 386.693.4111 "MERIT FITNESS" Treadmill, LED window display, LG AIR conditioner, BTU. Serviced in safety Octo4-speeds, 3-incline5000 positions, automatic ber, excellent running condition, $125. stops. $125. Call 386.439.4261 724.552.3296 10 COCKTAIL DRESSES, $15 EA. 386.447.2784 LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming fee $30/ea. Peach & Red 3-NEW BICYCLE seats, $15/each. Ryobi-angle headed birds,good home only. grinder, $25. Spiral saw, $40. 2-1/4 ton hydraulic Michael 386-931-9159 jack, $25. 386.338.4603 PRIMO WATER cooler-used only 6 months, hotBIKES: 26” men’s, good condition, $50. 24” Haro cold faucet w/ three, 3-gallon jugs. $75. women’s, never used, $150. Call 386.597.2169 386.206.9006 BIRDCAGE, WHITE, 24wx22dx65”h, bar spacing TODDLER GIRLS bike, pink, $25. Toddler Electric 3/4”, slide-out grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, car, Disney, $25. Wheelchair, brand new, $25. $65. 828.246.8222 386.847.9370 ceramic jug floor stand water distributor room & TV CREDENZA/DRESSER, $20. Queen sleigh cold temp, asking $200. 386.263.7291 bed, $20. Refrigerator, $15. Large computer desk, CHAPS 36X30, $20. Full-face helmet, $30. London $20. 386.864.1381 Fog coat, size 14, $40. 386.439.6202 after 4pm. WATERFORD CRYSTAL 4-brandy glasses, 12 oz EDWIN KNOWLES for 12,904-392-4488 Priscilla Pattern, size $50/each. Call service or message or all extra pieces included, $70. 386.446.2929 email barbaracooper44@aol.com.

55" TV LCD HD 1080p Westinghouse Model VR− 724.552.3296 5525Z 1920 x 1080 $200 obo (386) 246−9950 LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming fee $30/ea. Peach & Red BATHROOM CABINET Never used, Gold, headed birds,good home only. Mirrored, new $170, asking $40 (386) 627−8021 Michael 386-931-9159 CAR STARTER for any automatic car $50 (386) PRIMO WATER cooler-used only 6 months, hot225−4421 cold faucet w/ three, 3-gallon jugs. $75. 386.206.9006 CORN HOLE Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set of 8 bags $29. U pick colors TODDLER GIRLS bike, pink,386−523−7201 $25. Toddler Electric car, Disney, $25. Wheelchair, brand $25. DELL LAPTOP E1505 wind 7 Pro, case,new, batteries, 386.847.9370 charger, like new, asking $120 (386) 627−8021 Thursday, April 28, 2016 TV CREDENZA/DRESSER, Queen sleigh DISHWASHER WHIRLPOOL$20.dishwasher in bed, $20. Refrigerator, Large computer desk, bisque. Good condition.$15. $100 (386) 503−4084 $20. 386.864.1381 FAUX FUR 1 black 1 white s/m faux fur jacket WATERFORD CRYSTAL glasses, 12 oz excellent condition ea $25 4-brandy (201) 919−1530 size $50/each. Call or message 904-392-4488 or FOR SALE Small bar size refrigerator. Like new. email barbaracooper44@aol.com. $25 (386) 338−8081 WINE WALL clock $25, wine picture $5, set of 2 FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 with hoses, flower picturesUnder $25 386-586-0267 Items $200 For Sale working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com 2-DRAWERS METAL filing $75, cabinet $20. feedCRAFTSMAN 5HP tiller, NC rockDog big pile FRIGIDAIRE DRYER cart LE0332DS0 electric ing station $8.Under Server/Tea $15. t814-574-6387 Items $200 For Sale $35, leavepick−up message (386) 569−5507 working, only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com 2-TWIN BEDS, box springs & mattresses. 55" TV LCD HD 1080p Westinghouse ModelWhite VR− KITCHENAID 5 Qt. mixer withdresser attachments and headboards. White 7-drawer w/mirror, 5525Z 1920 x 1080 $200 obo (386) 246−9950 cover. Excellent condition. $200 (386) 283−4054 $200. 386.986.6414, John BATHROOM CABINET Neverholder, used,patterns. Gold, NEEDLE PUNCH kit with condition, yarns, 6’ STEP ladder, excellent cost $40, sell Mirrored, new purse $170, asking $40 (386) 627−8021 Two grommet kits $20 (386) 446−8391 $25. 386.437.3275 CAR STARTER any automatic car $50 (386) SCREEN RMEXTENSION for for camper for 1524ftft. to 16 Firm. ft in ALUMINUM ladder, $100 225−4421 awning 225−4421 Made in$200 USA!(386) 386-615-8230. CORN HOLE Meetshose ACA regs. Custom. Set SUMP PUMP Bags with xtra BENCHCRAFT COUCH. Off-white $35 with (386) floral225− patof 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 4421 tern. $125. 386-627-8668. DELL LAPTOP E1505 windwill 7 Pro, case, batteries, WHITE FENCING PVC remove damaged BRIGGS & Stratton generator, surge 8500 watts, charger, like new, asking $120 (386) 627−8021 fence,$50,call Bill (386) 246−8683 $200 firm. 386.627.8803.

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NEEDLE kit with yarns, patterns. NOTICE PUNCH UNDER Fictitious Nameholder, Law Pursuant Two grommet purseFlorida kits $20Statutes (386) 446−8391 to Section 865.09, SCREEN RM for camper for 15 ft to 16 ft in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, awning $200 (386) 225−4421 desiring to engage in business under the fictitious SUMP withCleaning xtra hose $35at(386) 225− name PUMP of MRK located PO Box 4421 353431 in the County of Flagler in the City of Palm Coast Florida 32137 intends to register the WHITE FENCING PVC will remove damaged said name with the Division of Corporations of the fence,$50,call Bill (386) 246−8683 Florida Department of State, Tallahassee, FL. Dated at PalmAutos Coast, Florida, this 24th day of For Sale November, 2016 2013 NISSAN Sentra Awesome car in great shape that fun toLLC drive. Navigation, Bluetooth, Michael RayisKing, back up camera, push start auto, custom dash mat, tinted windows large trunk, $9,199 OBO Help Wanted (623) 229−2931 AK TIRES is seeking a tireLost technician with 1 year experience. & Found Please apply within: 5814 SR 100, Palm Coast. Items Under LOST WALLET: Flagler$200 Beach,For A1A,Sale near Blue SAFE 12lot. 1/2 by 17 1/2 multi-zippered inches $50. Easel GrumNOW HIRING Pipe Layers, Dump Truck Drivers, Heron's Large beige clutch walbacher # 286 $50. 386-446-2266 Equipment Operators, General Laborers and a let, Reward! 774.230.1763. Announcements This week’s Cryptoquiz answers Project Manager/Estimator. Growing Complete SKI ITEMS; ladies M, 2-gloves, $5/each; 2-ski NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Pursuant 1) Work California, 2) West 3) The Old Site Development &Point, Underground Utility suits, $10/each; glasses, $5. 386.447.8826 to Man, Section Florida Contractor, 4C’s Trucking &Statutes Excavation has been 4)865.09, Flashy, 5) Magnum USED BRICKS (red)Florida covering 14x17 area. located in Bunnell, fora20 years and is a $200. 386-447-8082 leave message & number. George S. Patton NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that inquiries the undersigned, drug freeISworkplace. Serious should desiring toresume engage infor business the fictitious send their to office@4csconstruction.com VERTICAL BLINDS 6 & 9 ft under sliders. White. Like name of MRK Cleaning located at0.56) PO Box Nov 24 (Medium, rating This week’s Sudoku answers or apply in person at difficulty 331 Sawgrass Rd, Bunnell, new. $25 each. 386-313-5220 353431 in the County of Flagler in the City of FL 32110. ADIRONDACK unpainted Palm8Coast to register 5 Florida 1CHAIR 232137 7 intends 6 4Assembled,$57 3 9 the on Amazon;folds flatDivision $40 316−9990 said name with the of Corporations of theat SITE MANAGER Maintenance/Janitor needed Florida of facility. State, 7 Department 9 1Elite 3Generator 5Tallahassee, 6Tested 2 FL. 8 not BRIGGS &4 Stratton but very busy self storage Prior maintenance DatedBook at Palm Coast, Florida, this 24th 15 dayhours/ of used. included $200 (386) 615−1800 and/or janitorial experience required. 6 3$10/hr. 2Bags4 Meets 8 9ACA7 regs. 1 Custom 5 November, 2016 week M−F, CORN HOLE

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made4Set 1of 8,3 $29.8U pick 386−523−7201 9 colors 2 5 7 6 Michael Ray King, LLC Condos/Apts. For Rent CRAFTSMAN MOWER 22 inch cut, self 9 7 5 $175.00 62BR/2B 1 386−503−4779 3TH,41 car 2 gar. 2BR/2BA THE Tidelands propelled, 6.75 8 H.P. Help Wanted Gated community with all amenities on DISHES − SERVICE FOR 12 Noritake China ICW. $100 2 OFFER 6 5and 7 no313−6547 4rent 3until8January 9 12017. Available AK TIRES OR BEST 12/15 (386) (386) 986−7089 is seeking a tire technician with 1 year experience. FURNITURE GLASS top5dinnng table 1 apply 2 within: 4 65814 9Palm8 35 feet Please SR 7 100,room Coast. $75 (386) 586−6724 cjojo1939@aol.com 9 HALF 7Pipe3Layers, 2 Dump 8 1top 6table 4$150 NOW5HIRING Truck Drivers, FURNITURE moon marble Equipment Operators, General Laborers and a (386) 586−6724 elizabethveloso36@gmail.com 3 8 6 9 1 4Growing 2 5Complete 7 Project Manager/Estimator. GARAGE WORKMAT heavy duty rubber,4’x6’x1/ Site Work Development & Underground Utility 2" $75 (386) 316−9990 This week’s Crossword answers Contractor, 4C’s Trucking & Excavation has been KIRBY with shampoo locatedVACCUM in Bunnell,sentira Florida model for 20 years and is a system and workplace. attachments.Serious Free (386) 447−3719 drug free inquiries should send their resumeSEWING to office@4csconstruction.com MERCHANDISE machine cabinet $50 or apply in person at 331 Sawgrass Rd, Bunnell, (386) 586−6724 deolinda48@aol.com FL 32110. NEW BLOOD Glucose Meter, test strips, lancets $50 816−204−8987 lpulos2002@gmail.com SITE MANAGER Maintenance/Janitor needed at WIRELESS ROUTER range extender. Netgear. very busy self storage &facility. Prior maintenance Excellent condition. EZ install.required. $30 (386) 793−7844 and/or janitorial experience 15 hours/ week M−F, $10/hr.

FAUX FUR 1 black s/m faux jacket 2013 NISSAN Sentra1 white Awesome car fur in great excellent condition eadrive. $25 (201) 919−1530 shape that is fun to Navigation, Bluetooth, COSTUME JEWELRY, some old, some signed, backSALE up camera, pushsize start auto,10am. custom FOR Small bar refrigerator. Likedash new. $3-$12/each. 386.677.4373 after mat,(386) tinted windows large trunk, $9,199 OBO $25 338−8081 CRAFTSMAN EDGER, gas blower, weed wacker. (623) 229−2931 FRIDGIDARE LTF530FS1 with hoses, all $200. or bo. WASHER 386.447.6798 working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com QUEEN MATTRESS, box spring and frame $50, GPS GARMIN, $25.$25, Pavers-over 105, you pickofup, WINE WALL clock wine picture $5, set 2 Lost & Found DRYER electric bookcase $15. PleaseLE0332DS0 leave message, $50. Robut food$25 processor, $20. 3-black suitcases, FRIGIDAIRE flower pictures 386-586-0267 working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com LOST WALLET: Flagler Beach, A1A, near Blue 386.447.2971. Announcements Items Under $200 For Sale Items Under $200 For Sale $30. 386.693.4111 Heron's lot. Large beige multi-zippered clutch wal5HP tiller, $75, NC rock big pile KITCHENAID Announcements Items Under $200 For Sale Items Under $200 For Sale 5 Qt. mixer with attachments and PRIMO WATER cooler, three-3 gallon bottles, $85. "MERIT FITNESS" Treadmill, LED window display, CRAFTSMAN 55" TV LCD HD 1080p Westinghouse Model VR− let, LG AIR conditioner, 5000 BTU. Serviced in OctoNOTICE UNDER Fictitious$200 Name Law Pursuant Reward! 774.230.1763. leave message (386) 569−5507 Excellent condition. (386) 283−4054 Twin bed set, mattress, headboard, 3-sets sheets, 4-speeds, 3-incline positions, automatic safety $35, "MERIT FITNESS" Treadmill, LED window display, 5525Z xHD 1080 $200 obo (386) 246−9950 ber, TV1920 excellent running condition, 55" LCD 1080p Westinghouse Model$125. VR− cover. to Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOTICE UNDER Fictitious Name Law Pursuant $80. 386.206.9006 stops. $125.3-incline Call 386.439.4261 4-speeds, positions, automatic safety 5525Z PUNCH with yarns, holder, patterns. 724.552.3296 1920 x 1080 $200 oboNever (386) 246−9950 to Section 865.09,kit Florida Statutes $ BATHROOM CABINET used, Gold, NEEDLE stops. $125. Call 386.439.4261 grommet purse kits $20 that (386) 446−8391 OAK COFFEE and end table, $75. scotts spreader, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned, 10 COCKTAIL DRESSES, $15 EA. 386.447.2784 BATHROOM Mirrored, new $170, asking (386) Peach 627−8021 LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming fee$40 $30/ea. &Gold, Red Two CABINET Never used, ¢ $25. golf clubs and bag, $100. 386-447-4040 desiring to engage in business under the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 10 COCKTAIL DRESSES, $15 EA. 386.447.2784 SCREEN RM for camper for 15 ftundersigned, to fictitious 16 ft in headed birds,good home only. Mirrored, new $170, $40 (386) car 627−8021 3-NEW BICYCLE seats, $15/each. Ryobi-angle CAR STARTER forasking any automatic $50 (386) name ofto TRIPLE MRK Cleaning located at fictitious POplace Box desiring engage inplated business under the awning $200 (386) 225−4421 Michael 386-931-9159 NOBILITY silver, 12-piece grinder, Spiralseats, saw, $40. 2-1/4 ton hydraulic 225−4421 3-NEW $25. BICYCLE $15/each. Ryobi-angle CAR STARTER for any automatic car $50 (386) 353431 in MRK the County of Flagler in at thePO CityBox of name of Cleaning located setting w/8 serving pieces, $100. Great wedding jack, $25. 386.338.4603 grinder, $25. Spiral saw, $40. 2-1/4 ton hydraulic 225−4421 PRIMOHOLE WATER cooler-used only 6 months, hotPUMP with xtra hose $35 (386) 225− CORN Bags Meets ACA regs. Custom. Set SUMP Palm Coast Florida 32137 intends to register the 353431 in the County of Flagler in the City of $ $ gift. 386.585.4486 jack, $25. 386.338.4603 cold faucet three, 3-gallon jugs. $75. Yellow color 5 Bags per Week • Border as regs. low asCustom. 3 per Week BIKES: 26” men’s, good condition, $50. 24” Haro of 8 bags $29. Uw/pick colors 386−523−7201 said the Division of Corporations of the CORN HOLE Meets ACA Set 4421 Palmname Coastwith Florida 32137 intends to register LOVESEAT, NEW, $140. Lobster and clam broth 386.206.9006 women’s, never used, $150. Call 386.597.2169 BIKES: 26” men’s, good condition, $50. 24” Haro of 8 bags $29. U pick colors 386−523−7201 Florida Department of State, FL. FENCING PVC will remove damaged said name with the Division of Tallahassee, Corporations of the DELL LAPTOP E1505 wind 7 Pro, case, batteries, WHITE pots, $30. Bread maker, $30. Call Garage/Moving/Estate Sales women’s, never used,24wx22dx65”h, $150. Call 386.597.2169 TODDLER bike,wind pink, Toddler Electric fence,$50,call Dated atDepartment Palm Coast, this386.627.1577 24th day of Bill (386) 246−8683 Florida of Florida, State, Tallahassee, FL. BIRDCAGE, WHITE, bar spacing DELL charger, likeGIRLS new, asking $120 (386) 627−8021 LAPTOP E1505 7$25. Pro, case, batteries, IBANEZ ACOUSTIC guitar withsale, hardDec. caseday andof new car, Disney, $25. Wheelchair, brand new, $25. November, 2016 Dated at Palm Coast, Florida, this 24th ANNUAL CRAFT Fair & Bake 3rd, 9am3/4”, slide-out grate, 24wx22dx65”h, playtop, 4-feeding BIRDCAGE, WHITE, barstations, spacing charger, Autos For Sale like new, asking $120 (386) 627−8021 in DISHWASHER WHIRLPOOL dishwasher strings $145. Bissell steam floor cleaner $45. Autos Forhandmade Sale November, 2016 2pm. Several local vendors, crafts. Faith $65. 3/4”, 828.246.8222 slide-out grate, playtop, 4-feeding stations, 386.847.9370 Condos/Apts. For- Rent 2011 MERCEDES M350L SUV Every option. bisque. Good condition. $100 (386) 503−4084 in Lutheran DISHWASHER WHIRLPOOL dishwasher Michael Ray King,2010 LLC West Granada Blvd, OrChurch, $65. 828.246.8222 TV CREDENZA/DRESSER, $20. Queen sleigh 386.264.6585 Local owned, extra clean, 55,000 miles. $25,500. ceramic jug floor stand water distributor room & bisque. Good condition. $100 (386) 503−4084 2013 NISSAN Sentra Awesome car in great Michael Ray SCOOTER, King, LLC recent batterys, $200. 2BR/2BA THE Tidelands 2BR/2B TH, 1 car gar. Beach FAUX FUR 1 black 1 white s/m faux fur jacket mond Airport Auto 386-437-2403. cold temp, asking 386.263.7291 ceramic jug floor $200. stand water distributor room & bed, $20. Refrigerator, $15. Large computer desk, HANDICAP shape that is fun to drive. Navigation, Bluetooth, Gated community with all amenities on ICW. excellent condition ea $25 (201)s/m 919−1530 FAUX FUR 1 black 1 white faux fur jacket 386.864.5647 $20. 386.864.1381 Help cold temp, asking $200. 386.263.7291 back up camera, pushWanted start auto, custom dash CHAPS 36X30, $20. Full-face helmet, $30. London excellent condition ea $25 (201) 919−1530 Available 12/15 and no rent until January 2017. Lawn &Help Garden Equipment Wanted FOR SALE Small bar size4-brandy refrigerator. Like12 new. GAZELLE Glider Home Fitness Exercise Sales WATERFORD CRYSTAL glasses, oz AK TIRES mat, tintedEDGE windows large trunk, $9,199 OBO Fog coat, size 14, $40. 386.439.6202 after London 4pm. CHAPS 36X30, $20. Full-face helmet, $30. (386)Garage/Moving/Estate 986−7089 $25 (386) 338−8081 FOR SALE Small bar size refrigerator. Like new. Machine $50. 330-573-8569 size $50/each. Call or message 904-392-4488 or is seeking a tire technician with 1 year experience. (623) 229−2931 AK TIRES Fog coat, size 14, $40. 386.439.6202 afterPattern, 4pm. 2012 JOHN Deere X−534. 282 h,1owner, GENERAL CONTRACTOR retiring. Too many tools EDWIN KNOWLES service for 12, Priscilla $25 (386) 338−8081 email barbaracooper44@aol.com. apply within: 5814 SR 100, Palm Coast. is seeking a SET tire technician with 1 year experience. FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 with hoses, Please garage kept,24 hp gas engine.$1500.For more CROQUET w/case, like new$10. Polaroid to list, must see to appreciate. Includes 16’ conall extraKNOWLES pieces included, $70. 386.446.2929 EDWIN service for 12, Priscilla Pattern, within: SR 100, Palm Coast. working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com FRIDGIDARE WASHER LTF530FS1 withset hoses, infoCamera-$5. callapply 9152295738 WINE WALL clock $25, wine picture $5, of 2 Please Lost Found 600 Box5814 of&cooking magazines-$5. struction trailer. 18 Hargrove Grade, Suite 107. Friall extra pieces included, $70. 386.446.2929 2016 GPS GARMIN, $25. Pavers-over 105, you pick up, working, NOW HIRING Pipe Layers, Dump Truck Drivers, pick−up only $200 LE0332DS0 nsthisorthat@aol.com flower pictures $25 386-586-0267 386.283.4367 day/Saturday/Sunday, 8am-4pm. DRYER electric Call $50. food$25. processor, $20. 3-black suitcases, Equipment Operators, General Laborers and a GPS Robut GARMIN, Pavers-over 105, you pick up, FRIGIDAIRE NOW WALLET: HIRING Pipe Layers, Dump Trucknear Drivers, LOST Flagler Beach, A1A, Blue working, pick−upDRYER only $200LE0332DS0 nsthisorthat@aol.com electric $30. 386.693.4111 Project Manager/Estimator. Growing Complete $50. Robut food processor, $20. 3-black suitcases, FRIGIDAIRE Equipment Operators, General Laborers and a lot. Large beige multi-zippered clutch walCRAFTSMAN 5HP tiller, $75, NC rock big pile Heron's working, pick−up only $200 nsthisorthat@aol.com KITCHENAID 5 Qt. mixer with attachments and let, Site Work Development Utility $30.AIR 386.693.4111 Project Manager/Estimator. Growing Complete Reward! 774.230.1763.& Underground LG conditioner, 5000 BTU. Serviced in Octo- $35, leave message (386) 569−5507 Excellent 283−4054 Contractor, 4C’s Trucking & Excavation hasUtility been KITCHENAID 5 condition. Qt. mixer $200 with (386) attachments and Site Work Development Underground ber, excellent 5000 running $125. cover. LG AIR conditioner, BTU.condition, Serviced in Octolocated in Bunnell, Florida& for 20 yearshas andbeen is a Excellent condition. $200 (386) 283−4054 Contractor, 4C’s Trucking Excavation NEEDLE PUNCH kit with yarns, holder, patterns. 724.552.3296 ber, excellent running condition, DADDY $125. ISSUEScover. by Timothy E. Parker drug free workplace. Serious inquiries should located in Bunnell, Florida for 20 years and is a Two grommet purse kits $20 (386) 446−8391 NEEDLE PUNCH kit with yarns, holder, patterns. 724.552.3296 LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming fee $30/ea. Peach & Red 45 One step youngsend fathertheir should knowto office@4csconstruction.com resume drug free workplace. Serious inquiries should Two grommet purse kits $20 (386) 446−8391 headed birds,good homefee only. LOVE BIRDS. Rehoming $30/ea. Peach & Red SCREEN RM for camper for 15 ft to 16 ft in personto atoffice@4csconstruction.com 331 Sawgrass Rd, Bunnell, send theirinresume 48 Crumbum (Part or 3) apply awning $200 Michael 386-931-9159 SCREEN RM(386) for 225−4421 camper for 15 ft to 16 ft in headed birds,good home only. 32110. orfull apply in on person Sawgrass Rd, Bunnell, 49 “While” beginning of 108 AtFL speed, the at 331 Each of the following cryptograms awning PUMP $200 (386) Michael 386-931-9159 PRIMO WATER cooler-used only 6 months, hot- SUMP with225−4421 xtra hose $35 (386) 225− yore waterFL 32110. SITE MANAGER Maintenance/Janitor needed at is a clue to the identity of an cold three, 3-gallon jugs. $75. PRIMOfaucet WATERw/cooler-used only 6 months, hot- 4421 SUMP PUMP with xtra hose $35 (386) 225− 50 Pond jumper 109 Inauguration recitavery busy self storage facility. Prior maintenance SITE MANAGER Maintenance/Janitor needed at 386.206.9006 cold faucet w/ three, 3-gallon jugs. $75. 4421 American general. Using the hints tion 51 Scratch ‘n’ ___ WHITE FENCING PVC will remove damaged and/or janitorial experience 15 hours/ very busy self storage facility.required. Prior maintenance 386.206.9006 TODDLER GIRLS bike, pink, $25. Toddler Electric WHITE fence,$50,call Bill (386) 246−8683 FENCING PVC will remove damaged 110 Still up M−F, forjanitorial grabs 54 Washstand pitchers week $10/hr. and/or experience required. 15 hours/ U=A and K=N, decipher the clues car, Disney,GIRLS $25. bike, Wheelchair, new, $25. fence,$50,call Bill (386) 246−8683 TODDLER pink, $25.brand Toddler Electric 111 Persia, 57 Scottish town week now M−F, $10/hr. to name the general. Autos For Sale 386.847.9370 car, Disney, $25. Wheelchair, brand new, $25. 112 Already spoken for 59 OneFor not doing anything Condos/Apts. Rent Autos For Sale 386.847.9370 113 NonwindyCondos/Apts. side, nautiTV CREDENZA/DRESSER, $20. 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