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Tommy Tant festival draws hundreds of athlests to Flagler County. PAGE 13

Gala celebrates Flagler Auditorium’s role in the community.

OUR TOWN

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+ PC3 packs 250 Christmas boxes for needy children The congregation of Palm Coast Community Church on Nov. 16 packed over 250 boxes to send to the organization Operation Christmas Child.

The packing party included Christmas music, pizza and a shopping mall to pack up goodies for the children who would receive the boxes. The mission of Operation Christmas Child is to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible way to needy children around the world, and together with the local church worldwide, to share the good news of Jesus Christ.

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Italian American Social Club marks 40th year in Palm Coast. PAGE 3

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feed flagler By Brian McMillan | Executive Editor

Beach Thanksgiving For the first time, Oceanside Beach Bar and Grill volunteers will host a meal on Thanksgiving as part of the Feed Flagler program.

At about 2 a.m. on Thanksgiving, while most people are snug in their beds and dreaming of mashed potatoes and gravy, Johnny Lulgjuraj will be pulling into his restaurant on State Road A1A to show up for work.

This year, for the first time, Oceanside Beach Bar and Grill, in Flagler Beach, will serve as a host location in the communitywide Thanksgiving effort, Feed Flagler. For the past several weeks, volunteers and churches and school children have been collecting nonperishable food to give food pantries a boost, as well as preparing for a hot meal to be served in three locations.

(See the box on page 4 for times and locations of the hot meals.)

“Over the years we have been asked to donate thousands of dollars worth of gift cards and cash for multiple wonderful causes around the county, and regardless of our financial situ-

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Brothers Tony and Johnny Julgjuraj, with their mother, Marina ation, we do whatever we can reached out to Flagler County do help the cause,” said Johnny Deputy Administrator Sally Lulgjuraj, who owns Oceanside Sherman and County Commiswith his brother, Tony. sioner Nate McLaughlin. They Lulgjuraj said Hailey Cordova met at Oceanside to discuss reached out to Elaine Studnicki, of the Sheltering Tree, and she SEE OCEANSIDE / PAGE 4

recovery By Jonathan Simmons | News Editor

Open Door program graduates first resident Courtesy photos by Julie Davis

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+ Toys for Tots extends registration Registration for Toys for Tots will be held at Flagler County Association of Realtors office, 4101 E. Moody Blvd., Bunnell, on the following dates: 2-4 p.m. Nov. 20; 9-11 a.m.

Nov. 21; 2-4 p.m. Nov. 25; and 9-11 a.m. Nov. 26. Visit ToysforTots.org or call 437-0095.

SEE OUR TOWN / PAGE 2

The addiction recovery and jail diversion program, spearheaded by the Rev. Charles Silano, is still fighting the city of Bunnell.

Even as it fights to keep its doors open, the Christian-based addiction recovery and jail diversion program in Bunnell headed

by Grace Tabernacle Pastor Charles Silano graduated its first resident Sunday during its first fundraising banquet, attended by more than 100 people.

The Open Door Re-entry and Recovery Program is still wrangling with the city of Bunnell over the right to operate, Silano said, and recently was granted an order by a federal court in Jacksonville to challenge a restrictive city ordinance that would have barred it. The program can continue to operate as the case

SEE RECOVERY / PAGE 4

CANVASSING

Jonathan Simmons | News Editor

Election certified, one race challenged Even as the county’s Canvassing Board certified the general elections in a Friday-afternoon meeting, a challenge to one of the races was presented: Palm Coast resident Carol Mikola has filed paperwork with the Department of State challenging the election of School Board member-elect Janet McDonald.

“There’s a question about this person’s eligibility to hold office,” Mikola said at a Nov. 14 Canvassing Board meeting.

But the Canvassing Board can not withhold the certification of an individual race. “We are required to certify the results before any lawsuit could be filed,” Canvassing Board Chairwoman and County Judge Melissa Moore Stens said to Mikola during the meeting.

Instead, on the advice of County Attorney and Canvassing Board Attorney Al Hadeed, the board noted in paperwork to be submitted to the state that it had received the challenge but declined to adjudicate.

Mikola’s complaint was twofold: that McDonald was not qualified to run because she was not registered lawfully as a voter, and that she is not qualified to hold office, for the same reason. It’s too late for Mikola to press the first claim against Janet McDonald, Hadeed said, but she could go forward with the second.

Mikola said the Department of State has forwarded her election fraud complaint against Janet McDonald to the State Attorney’s Office for investigation.

‘Inaccurate’

Photos by Jonathan Simmons.

Richard Jarosz, left, graduated form Open Door Sunday, Nov. 16, and was presented with a certificate and a new study Bible by the Rev Charles Silano, right.

As the board completed final paperwork Nov. 14 to be sent off to the state about the election, another issue arose: Elections Supervisor Kimberle Weeks had typed, on one of the reports, that Canvassing Board members had been removed.

County Commissioner and Canvassing Board member Barbara Revels objected, writing on the document that she refused to sign it, and then signing next to her statement.

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INDEX McMillan...............6 Calendar............ 28

Cops Corner...........8 Crossword........... 40

Diversions.......... 35 Neighborhood......25 .

Real Estate......... 30 Sports................ 13

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+ Portuguese American event awards scholarship The Portuguese American Cultural Center of Palm Coast celebrated its third-annual scholarship awards dinner Oct. 18.

Ten students of Portuguese ancestry were given with a total of $15,000.

The recipients of the Academic Merit Scholarship are as

follows: Stephanie Oliveira Batista, 21; Nicole Sá Da Silva, 19; Kiara L. Ferreira-Taft, 18; Andrew Philip Lourenço, 22; Leana Nicole Lourenço, 20; George Michael Pereira, 17; Alyssa Kiara Santos, 19; and Jessica Alysse Santos, 24.

The recipients of the Cultural Merit Scholarship are Marco Felipe Branquinho, 20, and Andrea Santos Couceiro, 25.

Susie Baird, Carmenda Laymon, Debbie Powers, Muriel Levy and Sandra Campbell

+ AAUW hosts Title IX speaker The American Association of University Women recently held a joint meeting between the St. Augustine Branch and the Flagler County Branch.

Guest speaker Debbie Powers discussed Title IX, which was passed in 1972 as part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Powers discussed her athletic experiences as a player and coach before and after the passage of Title IX.

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Applications are available at Flagler Palm Coast High School, Matanzas High School, the Flagler County libraries, St. Joseph Academy Catholic High School and gcpcinc.org.

The deadline for applications is Jan. 15.

+ Alpha Kappa Alpha hosts fashion show for scholarships Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Chi Delta Omega Chapter and The Ivy Community Foundation showcased their bi-annual Fall Harvest Fashion Show and Luncheon at the Italian-American Social Club.

The grops hosted the fashion show to aid local community service programs and raise funds for college scholarships for local students. Since their chartering in 2002, the Chi Delta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has awarded over $60,000 in college scholarships to entering and continuing college students.

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italian american social club: 40-year anniversary By Brian McMillan | Executive Editor

Heritage, food and don’t forget the bingo A

lot is at stake in how a name is pronounced. Just ask Chuck Buglione, the president of the Italian American Social Club of Palm Coast, which is celebrating 40 years since its founding, Nov. 20, 1974.

When he introduced himself to this reporter earlier this week as Chuck BUGlee-OWN, he was quickly corrected by Heritage Committee Chairwoman Jane Aulicone. She said, “It’s bull-YOAN-ee.”

The implication was that Buglione had slipped into an Americanized pronunciation. And in the walls of the clubhouse, located at 45 Old Kings Road N., only the traditional pronunciation is accepted, if you want to avoid a ribbing. The goal of the committee is to preserve Italian heritage, and it’s serious business, especially from Aulicone.

“The Heritage Committee has no sense of humor,” Aulicone said.

But clearly there is a sense of humor among leaders of the club, including Don Piettro, Al Saccavino, John and Pat LaCorte.

“We try to have a lot of fun and have harmony here,” Buglione said.

The club is, after all, a social club. It’s a place where people in the community get together for bingo twice a week and a monthly dinner dance and a host of other activities, from parades to the traditional Festa celebration. Most participants are Italians, but up to 40% of the nearly 700 members can be “associate” members, meaning they can be of any nationality.

“You take Italians, you throw in some Polish people, some Irish people, a couple of Jewish people — it’s a smorgasbord,” Buglione said.

“We have a good mix of people,” Aulicone interrupted.

“And our food is good,” Buglione said, not minding the interruption because

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The clubhouse broke ground in March 1980 and officially opened in June 1981.

Photos by Brian McMillan

Anthony Vastano, Dan Piettro, Pat LaCorte, John LaCorte, Mike and Jane Aulicino, Al Saccavino and Club President Chuck Buglione this is an Italian social club.

“Different opinions come out,” Aulicone said.

“We all speak at once,” Buglione said.

“And loud,” Aulicone said.

“This could be a sitcom, there’s no question,” Buglione said.

The early days

Al Saccavino has been a member since 1978 and has a clear memory of the club’s early days, when the meetings were held at the current Palm Coast Community Center location.

“There were only two traffic lights in the whole county,” Saccavino recalled.

The members started a building fund in 1976 to erect a permanent clubhouse. In 1979, land was purchased — two lots for $7,000 apiece. It was completed in 1981.

“Our members hung all the sheetrock in here by themselves,” Saccavino said. “All the insulation was hung by our members.

All the work we were able to do ourselves, we did ourselves. … We built this building for $165,000. … When we did this, the building officials were very lax. We didn’t need an architectural stamp on the blue prints; we didn’t need plumbing drawings or electrical drawings. We ran the whole show ourselves. Every bit of plumbing was done for nothing, by our members.”

“It mattered because this is our heritage,” Saccavino said. “We were from all parts of the country, and it united us Italians together.”

The clubhouse has been the hub of innumerable social activities — conversations, debates about food and drink, and of course bingo — ever since.

Julie and John Parsneau, Gayle Reider, Midge Taylor, Terry Wardrop and Susie Dymnioski gather to play bingo Nov. 18, at the club.

Bingo

The first bingo game was held in July 1983. Now, it’s held twice a week, and as many as 80 to 100 people participate.

Terry Wardrop was playing bingo on Nov. 18. She comes because she can spend time with friends.

“We love each other,” added another bingo player, Midge Taylor.

Another, Susie Dymnioski, said, “My husband passed away, so this is my entertainment.”

“It’s always fun to win,” added Julie Parnseau. “But you can have fun giving.”

And that’s why Buglione said bingo is the key to the club’s success. “The profits from bingo pay for a lot of the charities we contribute to every quarter,” he said.

“Without bingo, the club wouldn’t function properly.”

Scholarships are also an important part of the club’s community involvement. Two students receive $1,000 each year, thanks

to the bingo fundraising. One recent winner, Nick Pena, son of Diane Nieminen, earned a scholarship, went to West Point, earned a Bronze Star, and then returned to a general membership meeting in August to thank the club for supporting him.

“It gave us pride,” Buglione said. “It put a lot of tears to people in the audience.

For him to come back to us and thank us was very special.”

“This club is a community oriented facility,” club member Dan Piettro said.

“Anything we can do for the community, we participate in that very vigorously.”

The club has also donated $40,000 to cancer research over the years, according to Saccavino.

The attractive social calendar keeps people coming back. According to Buglione, the club is growing.

“We welcome everyone,” Buglione said.

“Everybody is family here.” bmcmillan@palmcoastobserver.com

HEALTH By Jonathan Simmons | News Editor

Team formed to respond to infection threats The county is prepared to handle a patient with a disease such as Ebola, officials said.

It looks like a normal ambulance from the outside. But not once the rear doors are opened: The entire interior of the ambulance’s patient transport area is coated in plastic sheeting and red tape, sealed tight to keep anything biologically dangerous — Ebola virus, or any other serious infectious disease — inside.

“We have taken a spare rescue unit that we had available at our warehouse, at our vehicle storage building, and we have outfitted this particular unit that can respond 24 hours a day, seven days a week to any type of infectious disease situation,” Flagler County Emergency Management Director Kevin Guthrie said at a Nov. 13 press conference.

The county’s emergency management and fire departments have come together with Florida Hospital Flagler and local municipal police and fire departments to form an incident management team that can respond to infectious disease threats, Guthrie said — setting aside the spare ambulance, checking equipment, and brushing up on training. The formation of the

team was spurred by concerns about Ebola, but it could be used to respond to other biohazards like Enterovirus D68, and the decontamination measures emergency responders have trained for have been used locally in the past for anthrax.

“There have been questions: ‘Are you prepared at the local level; are you prepared at the state level?’” Guthrie said. “I can’t speak to the state, I can’t speak to the CDC, but I can ensure our Flagler county residents that we are prepared.”

In a demonstration for reporters, two rescuers helped Palm Coast firefighter Joey Paci don a bright yellow protective suit, mask and multiple sets of gloves, sealing and open areas — between the mask and the rest of the suit, the suit and the gloves — with duct tape.

The suits are in fact chemical suits, made for chlorine and ammonia atmospheres, according to Flagler County Fire Rescue Training Chief Lenny Ensalaco, and actually “overprotect” the wearer from a biohazard like Ebola.

They are placed not only in the desig-

nated ambulance, but in every other rescue unit in the county, he said.

If the county were to get a call that required the special ambulance, four rescuers would suit up: two to get the patient, and two to relieve them, if needed.

Florida Hospital Flagler has also designated an area of the hospital to be used for a patient with such a disease, with separate bathrooms and areas for workers to put on and take off chemical suits, said Kristin McCabe-Cline, medical director for the Florida Hospital Flagler Emergency Department and for Flagler County, Palm Coast and Flagler Beach EMS services.

Local first responders have trained for such cases in the past, Guthrie said. In October, he said, Flagler County Emergency Management coordinate with Florida Hospital Flagler and the department of health, “and made a decision based on the Ebola situation that was going on, but more holistically, the infectious disease control measures that we have in place and have had in place for Flagler County for quite some time. We thought it was a

Photo by Jonathan Simmons.

Palm Coast Fire Department Lt. Randy Holmes helps firefighter Joey Paci don a chemical protective suit in a presentation for reporters Nov. 13.

good time to look at our coffers of equipment, to see what we have and get ready to do some refresher training.”

All of the first responders in the county, including fire rescue and law enforcement staff, had mandatory training the week of Nov. 3.

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OCEANSIDE / FROM PAGE 1 the possibility of the restaurant hosting a meal for Feed Flagler.

“These three individuals who are part of the Sheltering Tree and Feed Flagler truly have great intentions for the community, and we are so happy to be working with them,” Luljuraj wrote via email. “Our entire family will be preparing for this event a few days before the event, and will be starting at 2 a.m. Thanksgiving morning to start baking the 24 turkeys that were donated through Feed Flagler.”

The theme for Feed Flagler is “Focusing on the Family,” which is a continuation of last year. In 2013, volunteers helped serve 900 hot meals in four locations, as well as distribute 524 boxes of food, including a frozen turkey and other groceries. The effort also raised $21,453 to pay for the meals and frozen turkeys. The remaining funds were donated to community food pantries, according to a Flagler County press release.

Nate McLaughlin serves at the chairman of the Team Feed Flagler Committee.

“This is important for community building, that we understand and have a respect and a reverence for folks who still haven’t recovered from the economic downturn, and it gives us an opportunity serve those around us,” he said. “Personally, I’m very excited to see Oceanside step up, and we hope that other restaurateurs will accept the challenge and participate. … The churches have been so instrumental, and it’s great to see the business community step up in this way.”

In two weeks, Oceanside collected over $1,100 in donations, thanks to proactive serving staff. One person who donated was artist Emile Dillon. He said, “It’s for a good cause.” For those who are considering contributing, he added, “They need to think about everything they have, and things other people don’t have.”

In addition to the customers’ contributions, Sysco Foods donated almost $1,000 in food, and Roma and US Foods contributed as well. A bounce house has been donated by Flagler Beach native and Jump

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The Rev. Charles Silano spoke before a full audience at the Open Door Re-entry and Recovery Program’s first fundraising banquet Nov. 16.

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moves forward.

“Right now we’re going through a litigation process that will be resolved, in about a year’s time,” Silano said before the audience in the Matanzas High School cafeteria. “And I know that we win. You know why? Because God is on our side. There’s For Joy owner Robbie Throne. no way that we will not have recovery. And “Our family feels extremely blessed and we are the only recovery house in Flagler so well supported by the community that County.” we felt it was our time to give our thanks Open Door would accept court-ordered and put a little more effort into a good cases for people charged with nonviolent cause rather than giving a gift card or writ- substance-related crimes. It has been oping a check,” Lulgjuraj said. posed by Bunnell residents who say they don’t want a jail diversion program in their Renovations underway backyard. But it has drawn support from In addition to the Thanksgiving prepa- other parts of the community: a number of ration, Lulgjuraj and company have been local churches, the Flagler County Rotary busy. In the past few years, Oceanside has Club and the Flagler Beach Rotary Club had a major facelift. were among those sponsoring banquet A new upper deck with an ocean view tables at the Sunday event. will be 100 feet long by 17 feet wide.

One of the program’s residents, Richard The exterior of a two-story addition is Jarosz, was presented with a certificate of completed behind the restaurant, which graduation and a new study Bible at the will increase preparation space and stor- banquet. Another, Gary Lamb, said he now age space. That means raw items, such as has a job and is sober after spending a total oysters, can eventually be added to the of nearly 25 years behind bars for various menu. The kitchen will also be enlarged. substance-related offenses.

To comply with city of Flagler Beach “What has happened over the past few requirements, two-and-a-half lots have months was much more than I expected been purchased in hopes of converting or ever deserved,” Lamb said in a speech at them to additional parking spaces. the event. “God has used this program to Visit 1848 S. Oceanshore Blvd., Flagler minister to me and many others. … This Beach, or oceansideflagler.com. past few months has been fill of ups and downs, but it has changed my life, and God has used it to build my faith.”

Three residents have been ordered into the program by County Judge David Walsh.

The Open Door facility has four beds, Silano said, and the one vacated by Jarosz was filled by a new resident Monday.

Diversion programs like Open Door save money for local governments by keeping people out of jail, Silano said to the audience during the ceremony.

“We’re a savings to the community and to the taxpayer,” he said.

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ELECTION / FROM PAGE 1 One Canvassing Board member — County Commission Chairman George Hanns — was voted off the board late on election night. Another, County Commissioner Charlie Ericksen, Hanns’ former Canvassing Board alternate, had earlier resigned voluntarily after Weeks said a $50 contribution in his name to County Commissioner Frank Meeker’s re-election campaign could be interpreted as a conflict of interest. The donation did not violate the law.

But the document in which Weeks had typed a line about Canvassing Board members being removed “was speaking to poll workers, voters, equipment, results, tabulations, transmissions, printing — those were all the things it asked about,” Revels said to reporters after the meeting.

Weeks had written the line about Canvassing Board members being removed in a section labeled “other,” Revels said.

County Commission seeks state input on Canvassing Board removals

The Flagler County Commission directed county staff in a Nov. 17 commission meeting to ask the state elections division whether the Canvassing Board has the authority to remove members.

“I’m kind of concerned about some stuff that was happening at the last Canvassing Board,” County Commissioner Frank Meeker said at a Nov. 17 County Commission meeting. “My question is related to who has the authority to remove members from the (canvassing) board, especially if they were appointed by this body.” He also questioned whether the issue that led to Hanns’ removal from the Canvassing Board had warranted it, and asked staff about seeking an Attorney General’s opinion.

County Administrator Craig Coffey advised that the county take the matter to the Division of Elections first, and the commission agreed to his suggestion.

Weeks and Moore Stens voted for Hanns’

removal after a mailer sent out by Meeker’s re-election campaign quoted Hanns as endorsing Meeker, although Meeker said the mailer was sent in error and that Hanns had not uttered the quote, and Hanns said he’s ever endorsed anyone in 23 years as a commissioner.

Because the County Commission reorganized itself Nov. 18 after swearing in Meeker and Commissioner Nate McLaughlin, the Canvassing Board will have to be reconstituted before the upcoming special elections. The commission’s representative on the board, under Florida law, is supposed to be the chairman of the County Commission or an alternate appointed by the chairman. That had been Hanns, but now the new County Commission chairman is Frank Meeker, who could either take the Canvassing Board seat himself, or put someone else in his place.

At the Canvassing Board’s Nov. 19 final meeting for the November elections, Weeks read into the record a four-page letter criticizing the city of Palm Coast, the Flagler County sheriff, the Flagler County Commission, the county administrator, the county attorney and the local press, and defending her opposition to Hanns and Ericksen.

“As supervisor of elections, I have been impartial and have gone above and beyond to maintain the voters’ confidence that our local elections are fair and honest,” she wrote. “In fact, I have lots of documentation to support the fact that the public’s confidence in our local elections are very high, and that the public opinion of the job I and the rest of the election officials have done is approved and thought well of.”

Weeks submitted her letter to the record as part of a 15-page document that included several letters and emails, and a single photocopy of an office “important message” phone memo addressed to her and dated Nov. 18. The message section was filled in as follows: “Keep up the good works (sic) and kick they’re (sic) butts.”

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I raised my eyebrows but said nothing. I wasn’t about to upset the delicate balance that had led to this victory.

As the kids played, I set about to fire up the grill. A grill, I might add, that I would not have to clean after I was done with it. I gently brushed aside the pine needles and scraped away what might have been a lizard carcass on the cooking surface.

Ever since the caveman days, men have been expected to learn how to grill meat at some point in their lives. It has evolved into a hobby for men who like to hide in a cloak of smoke as a means of avoiding having to socialize at a party.

Unfortunately, my grilling experience has been limited. I don’t like to handle raw chicken because of the slimy texture, so that’s out. I don’t like to eat steak because it’s always either too soft and pink or too dry and tough. I’m coming along in my hamburger skills,

but still prefer the convenience of McDonald’s over the stress of figuring out exactly when to flip the patty.

When it comes to hot dogs, I’m more of a microwavethem-until-they-split-downthe-middle kind of guy. But at this party, I got into a rhythm.

I turned them just so, making sure each one was plump and appetizing.

Just to make small talk, I asked if anyone had brought a meat thermometer to make sure they were done.

“You don’t need to check the temperature,” Hailey said.

“You can eat hot dogs raw if you want to.” Then she made an unpleasant face, as she apparently caught a whiff of hotdog flavored steam.

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To make Ellie’s party fun but simple, we went to the park instead of decorating the house.

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When Hailey allows hot dogs to be served, you know something dramatic has happened.

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I read Mr. Ginnow’s letter about how he had such an unfortunate experience with absentee ballots, and I found it sad that his letter appeared online on Nov. 11, Veterans Day, a day we honor those who made it possible for us to continue to exercise our right to vote.

I don’t want him to become discouraged with the process. Mr. Ginnow is correct with his reading of section 101.68(1), Florida Statutes, in that the supervisor is to compare the signature on the envelope of the absentee Kim Medley ballot with the signature on file to determine if the voter is a duly registered elector. The section continues and provides the supervisor “may record on the elector’s registration certificate that the elector has voted.” However, other statutes impacted his experience.

Once an absentee ballot is received, the signature on the voter’s certificate, located on the backside of the return envelope, is checked by the supervisor of elections and/or the office staff, and compared with the signature of the voter in the registration books (Section 101.68(c), F.S.). If the signature does not match, the envelope containing the voted ballot is referred to the Canvassing Board, along with a print-out of the signature on file for that voter. The Canvassing Board reviews the signatures. In accordance with section 101.68(c), Florida Statutes, “An absentee ballot shall be considered illegal if the voter’s certificate or absentee ballot affidavit does not include the signature of the elector, as shown by the registration records or the precinct register.”

The envelope is not opened and the Canvassing Board, in accordance with the provisions of 101.68(c), marks the envelope as “rejected as illegal.” The supervisor then notifies the elector that the ballot was rejected because of the difference in signatures section 101.68(d) (4), F.S. A voter registration application is mailed to the voter so the signature can be updated.

Mr. Ginnow received his letter from the supervisor on the Monday before the General Election. Although I do not know Mr. Ginnow, I cannot help but think that he, like many voters, may not have understood the significance of returning a voted absentee ballot to the supervisor’s office and then having the ballot canvassed.

Essentially, the ballot is recorded as the

voter having cast his or her ballot — even though the envelope is never opened and the ballot is never processed through a tabulation device. This is an excellent example of why knowledge is powerful and why it is important to update signatures on a regular basis; after all, we all change our signatures over time.

Having read his letter and learned that his ballot had been rejected, Mr. Ginnow did what any conscientious voter would have done. He accessed the supervisor’s web page in search of the proper process; unfortunately, the information that appears on the website does not define the difference between returning a voted absentee ballot and not returning a requested absentee ballot. Mr. Ginnow requested and received his absentee ballot.

He completed his ballot, placed it in the return envelope, signed the voter’s certificate, and mailed it to the supervisor’s office. He voted his ballot. Once canvassed, he was deemed to have cast his ballot, despite the ballot being “rejected as illegal.”

Under this circumstance, section 101.69, Florida Statutes, is quite clear: “An elector who has returned a voted absentee ballot to the supervisor, however, is deemed to have cast his or her ballot and is not entitled to vote another ballot or to have a provisional ballot counted by the county canvassing board.”

Had Mr. Ginnow requested an absentee ballot and then decided to not vote the absentee but instead vote in person at the polls, he would have been required to bring his absentee ballot to his precinct, turn it in to the clerk, and he would have been allowed to vote in person at the polling site (s. 101.69, F.S.). In this case, the ballot is marked “canceled” by the clerk of the precinct.

The supervisor was right in sending the letter to Mr. Ginnow; however, in my opinion, given that his ballot was rejected so close to Election Day, and since the statutes provide for alternate ways of updating and verifying the signatures, perhaps a simple phone call, or expanded information on the website would have prevented the ultimate outcome of this experience: A vote was not counted.

In addition to researching the specific statutes for the canvassing of absentee ballots and voting in person, I also considered if Mr. Ginnow’s situation could have been averted by issuing him a provisional ballot. Since I was not completely certain, I sent an inquiry to the Florida Division of Elections, as the language, as noted by Mr. Ginnow, is ambiguous. The

reply provided that issuing a provisional ballot would not have been permissible.

The key elements to this entire series of events were: 1. The signatures did not match.

2. The voted ballot had already been received by the supervisor’s office.

3. Once received, the ballot is deemed as cast.

4. The ballot had already been canvassed.

Hence, and in accordance with the statutes, Mr. Ginnow could not be allowed to vote more than once, and neither could he have a provisional ballot go before the Canvassing Board.

I truly regret what happened to Mr. Ginnow and would ask him not to become dismayed with voting by absentee. I have been voting since I was 18. I voted at the polls when Florida did not offer early voting and when requesting an absentee required certain reasons, such as being out of town on Election Day; and, the absentee ballot had to be voted at the supervisor’s office. When early voting was available, I took advantage of this method, especially during work hours. For the past few years, I have voted by absentee; and I love it! It provides me with a chance to enjoy a cup of coffee, have my ballot in front of me with all of my notes, and vote in the comfort of my home; thereby avoiding lines at either early voting sites, or precincts.

Within less than 11 weeks to Special Election Primary Day, earlier than that for absentee and early voting, Flagler voters will head to the polls to determine primary winners for Florida State Senate District 6 and Florida State House Representative District 24. I do not wish to see either Mr. Ginnow, or any other voters discouraged, or worse, not have their vote count. Knowledge is power. Nowhere else does this ring true than with our right to vote. We as voters bear responsibilities to make sure our vote counts. Likewise, voter education is crucial; especially when voters are presented with a situation that ultimately caused a vote to not be counted. So, before primary season is upon us, take a few minutes and update your signatures. If you plan to vote on Election Day, make sure to find your precinct.

I do thank Mr. Ginnow for sharing his experience; and I do thank him for his perseverance. I hope other voters will take note of his persistence and go vote.

Kim Medley is a former candidate for the office of supervisor of elections. She is pursuing her masters in leadership at EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University.

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Car burglary. A man parked his white Ford F-150 in his driveway “with the doors locked and the windows in the up position,” according to a Sheriff’s Office incident report, but returned to the truck the next day and discovered that someone had stolen two rifles and two scopes.

The truck was undamaged, and a CB radio and an expensive ratchet set that he’d left out in the bed of the truck were not stolen.

The stolen goods included a $499.99 Browning 243 cal. bolt-action rifle, a $449.99 Ruger .243 cal. bolt-action rifle, a $149.99 Nikon Pro Staff 3x9x40-mm scope and a $1348.97 3x9x40-mm Leuphold scope.

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The crash happened about 10:50 p.m.

Doron Lyn, then 32, of Wilmington, North Carolina, who was driving a Chevy Blazer behind Prinzo, was injured.

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11:15 p.m., First block of Red Clover Lane. Weapons complaint. A 25-year-old man was standing in his driveway with a female neighbor when he heard “a BB gun fire from across the street, and a projectile travel through the brush of the tree” before

Another easy target 11:04 a.m. First block of Meadow Brook Lane. Car burglary. A man called the Sheriff’s Office after realizing that someone had entered his unlocked 2012 white Jeep Cherokee and stolen a set of Calloway Big Bertha Golf Clubs and the golf bag, three Carrot Stick fishing rods, three Okuma fishing reels and a tackle box full of lures. hitting the inside of his open garage, according to a Sheriff’s Office report.

He found the BB in his kitchen.

He told deputies he’d learned through conversation that one of his neighbors had recently had shown other neighbors that he owned a BB gun. He said he spoke to the man, and the man denied knowing anything about the shot.

Deputies also spoke to the BB-gun-owning neighbor, a 22-year-old who confirmed owning a BB gun but said he knew noting about the shooting and hadn’t used the BB gun for three weeks.

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McLaughlin also said that renting out space in the building would put the county in competition with the private sector when there are local people who have properties they can’t find tenants for.

Revels said, “I think the sentiment in the county is, ‘If you can save the structure and make it fund itself, more power to you.’”

During public comment, local pastor the Rev. Sims Jones said his agency, God’s Love Ministries, was one of a number he knew of that would be interested in using the building, but needed to know for sure that it would be available in order to go out for funding sources that would allow them to pay for the space.

Michael Barr, of the Bunnell Chamber of Commerce, also urged the commission to give the committee more time.

“There is more to community value than just the almighty dollar,” he said.

“I would recommend that you not make early decisions or judgments on the situation with the courthouse.”

Commissioner Charlie Ericksen pointed out that the whole building would not necessarily have to be rented out for it to break even, and Commissioner Frank Meeker said there are other possibilities that the county could consider, like putting the Bunnell library branch in the courthouse annex.

Commission Chairman George Hanns said much of Europe still makes use of buildings that are centuries old, and said favored giving the committee more time.

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If the Courthouse Blue-Ribbon Committee doesn’t have investors or tenants who would make the old courthouse financially self-supporting by March 31, the County Commission is ready to “be done with it.”

The courthouse costs the county about $70,000 a year, much of that in cooling costs.

The committee, headed by County Commissioner Barbara Revels, submitted its findings to the county, suggesting that the courthouse not be sold or torn down at this time, and asking for two things: a bit more time to find tenants for it, and a wider mandate that would let the committee discuss the financial specifics of possible deals with businesses and agencies.

“We believe there are a number of community organizations and businesses that would view this facility as a potential place to be,” Revels said at a Nov. 17 County Commission meeting. It’s unlikely that any one party would be able to take the whole building, she said, but a number of them might be willing to share space.

County Commissioner Nate McLaughlin cast the sole vote against giving the committee more time, saying he felt the commission should auction it off. “All I hear on the news and talk on the street is, ‘Just be done with the thing,’” he said.

He pointed out that when the county held an open house to show people the building, less than 100 people came, and many of those were affiliated with the county in some way. “There doesn’t appear to me to be a lot of interest in our community to spend any money on this.”

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Local elected officials sworn in after election Six people took the oath of office Tuesday, Nov. 18.

A total of six elected officials — three of them newly elected, and three re-elected — took oaths of office in three separate ceremonies Tuesday, Nov. 18.

New Palm Coast City Council members Steven Nobile and Heidi Shipley took the oath of office as council members representing District 4 and District 2, respectively.

“I just wanted to thank the city of Palm Coast for putting its faith in me to carry out the duties here, to help advance our city,” Nobile said after taking the oath.

“And I look forward to working with this panel of great Palm Coasters to serve great Palm Coasters like yourselves.”

“I would like to say thank you for everybody that’s helped to get me to this position right here,” Shipley said at the ceremony. “I know I didn’t do it alone. And I appreciate everybody’s help and support.”

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McLaughlin, representing District 4, took the oath after being re-elected, as did Frank Meeker, representing District 2.

On the School Board, new board member Janet McDonald was sworn in to represent District 2. Trevor Tucker was reelected to the District 4 seat, and Andy Dance was re-elected to the District 1 seat.

All three elected bodies also reorganized Tuesday, electing new leaders.

On the City Council, Bill McGuire was elected Vice Mayor, replacing Jason DeLorenzo in that role.

The Flagler County Commission elected Frank Meeker as its new chairman and Charlie Ericksen as its vice chairman. Meeker is replacing George Hanns as chairman, and Ericksen is replacing Meeker as vice chairman.

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+ Deputies charge man they say twice attempted to run over a pedestrian Bunnell resident Henry Brock, 25, was walking east on Mahogany Boulevard from Hidden Trails Park Oct. 10 when a gold Honda Accord pulled up beside him and the car’s driver began yelling at him.

The man in the Accord, 53-year-old Bunnell resident James Donald Hays, James Hays told Brock he owed him $40. Hays eventually attempted to run Brock over twice, according to testimony.

Hays also yelled, “This is my town and your (racial epithet) (profanity) needs to stay out,” Brock told deputies. Hays is white; Brock is black.

Two local residents saw the whole thing and corroborated Brock’s account, according to the affidavit. Hays denied everything, but a judge signed a capias, and Hays was arrested Nov. 12 on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

+ Woman injured in shooting A 25-year-old Daytona North woman

was shot and injured in her home Saturday night.

Deputies arrived at the home of Tiffany Norman at about 10:45 p.m. as rescuers were carrying Norman out of the home on a stretcher, according to a charging affidavit.

A man who lives at the house, 6351 Cherry Lane, was arrested, but not in connection with the shooting itself. Instead, Jonathan Edwin Canales, 27, was charged with three counts of child neglect for failing to secure his loaded firearms within the house, where three young boys lived. For details, see palmcoastobserver.com.

+ Man dies in car crash after fleeing traffic stop Ronald G. Evans, 30, died Tuesday, Nov. 18, after crashing his Chevy Impala into three other vehicles while fleeing police at almost 100 mph on U.S. 1.

Evans was stopped by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper, but he fled and ran the red light at U.S. 1 and State Road 100, crashing into a Dodge Ram driven by 65-year-old Pomona Park resident Thomas Andrew Luttenbacher. Luttenbacher and a passenger, 54-year-old Crescent City resident Roxanne Marie Kern, were not hurt in the crash.

But Evans lost control and veered into the parking lot of the Citgo station on the corner of the intersection, and struck two parked trucks, causing $2,500 of damage to each. Evans died at the scene.

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Ulta Beauty is now open for business in Palm Coast.

Chik-fil-A and Island Walk are in demolition mode.

Several new businesses and construction projects are underway or recently finished in Palm Coast, with a new Ulta Beauty taking the place of Books-A-Million in the Target shopping center on State Road 100, and work proceeding on the Palm Harbor Shopping Center and the site of a future Chick-fil-A. The city has issued a development order for the Chick-fil-A, which will be built on the site of the former Perkins Restaurant and Bakery at 1000 Palm Coast Parkway.

A development order was also issued for the work at the Palm Harbor Shopping Center — to be renamed Island Walk — after the project’s developer revised some minor aspects of the project’s site plan to meet the city’s technical requirements, Palm Coast spokeswoman Cindi Lane said.

The new Ulta Beauty location opened Nov. 14 and offers about 20,000 beauty products and more than 1,000 scents, according to an Ulta Beauty press release.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2014

By Brian McMillan | Executive Editor

SOUL SURFING Que’Shaun Byrd

File photo by Brian McMillan

The best of FPC football Although they were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, the Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs achieved a lot of success this past season.

FPC’s Que’Shaun Byrd led the area with 1,344 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns, six better than the second highest. Byrd was able to reach those heights in spite of missing games due to injury.

Marcel Williams was a top-ranked receiver, catching 30 balls for 520 yards and five touchdowns, while also scoring on kick returns and defense. Jonathan Muniz finished the season with 115 total tackles, 19 being for a loss, JEFF along with five sacks.

DAWSEY Jimmie Robinson was one of the best all-around football players I’ve ever seen in high school. Robinson made spectacular plays on offense, defense and special teams. He intercepted passes, caught touchdowns, forced and recovered fumbles; he is one of the guys who has a knack to be around the ball, and he showed that all season long.

Tristan Thompson gets big air in the last 60 seconds of his final heat to become the Jr. Pro winner.

It has become one of Flagler County’s best and brightest events, drawing attention from around up and down the East Coast: The Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic. Hundreds of athletes joined together for a weekend to perform and to honor the memory of Tommy Tant, who died in 1998 of an aortic aneurysm.

Lovie Haley: one of the few

Lovie Haley is a 12-year-old travel softball player who resides in Palm Coast, and she is looking for sponsors and donations.

Haley received a recent email inviting her to be one of 10 young ladies from across the U.S. to become a part of a 12U All-American softball team. Haley currently plays travel softball with a Jacksonville team. She is a pitcher and utility player and is registered with ASA Junior Olympic Program. She was part of a softball Courtesy photo team that holds the National SoftLovie Haley ball Association’s Florida State Championship runner-up for 2013 and the National Softball Association’s State Championship in 2014. As a Belle Terre student, she received the Kawanis Club Teriffic Kid award and the “Word of the Month” award for being caring.

Haley hopes to raise more than $2,000 to help her participate in her All American softball travels. To help Haley pursue her dreams and represent Palm Coast in these tournaments, send all contributions to: Lovie Haley-All American Softball Team, 32 Brian Lane, Palm Coast, FL 32137.

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SEE TANT / PAGE 14

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TANT OVER TIL IT’S OVER

Editor’s Note: This letter was provided by the Tant family prior to the surf event.

Dear Friends, This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of the first Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic. On Oct. 9, 1999, 50 people gathered at the Flagler Beach pier to honor Tommy through the bonds of family and friendship embedded within the surf community. This weekend thousands will gather as we remember him and celebrate these same bonds, as well as the spirit of sacrificial service and volunteerism that make the event possible from its beginning.

Honestly, it doesn’t take one or two individuals to run the event: It really takes a community and God’s blessing. God has done, and continues to do, more than anyone asked or expected and we want to give him all the glory for the love, life, and community he has brought into existence through the Tommy over the last 15 years.

When we reflect on these past years, we are forced to pause. It is not easy to articulate an event that comes from a place of difficulty but now firmly rests in a place of hope. When our family took on the responsibility of directing this event 10 years ago, the scope was narrow and restricted, but God’s scope is always broader and better than our own. We never envisioned the longevity of the event, the community it has fostered, or that it would help bring healing and life to our family, both physically and spiritually, but it truly has changed all of our lives for the better.

After a few years, we began to feel as if we were following a script that was written for us, but not by us. Looking back, each year has added an important chapter of redemption and change. Yet, looking forward, we realize that we have reached the last chapters of this amazing story.

As far as we can tell, next year will be the final Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic. Announcing this before the event creates an opportunity for all of us to have an honest conversation with those who care about it most. So many people have played a part in founding the Tommy Tant, as well as all of you who help to this very day.

Our family cannot begin to fully express our gratitude for your love and support: To each of you we offer our deepest thank you!

So, with the bittersweet fragrance of the last chapters in the air, we look forward to sharing these last few pages with you. We welcome all of you as we kickoff this 15th anniversary and, with God’s good grace, we look forward to celebrating the final 16th anniversary in the year to come.

With love, respect, and gratitude, The Tant Family Tom, Barbara, and Will

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TANT / FROM PAGE 13

Will Tant, with artist Patrick Maxcy

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Nikki Viesins won the Women’s Pro division.

RESULTS 15th-annual Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic, Presented by Nautica Men’s Pro Jeremy Johnston Evan Thompson Corey Howell Cobie Gittner Alyson Spradley

The paddleout ceremony provided participants with a moment to reflect.

Women’s Pro Nikki Viesins Storm Portman Zoe Bonik Ashley Capitola Jr. Pro Tristan Thompson Corey Howell Cobie Gittner Hunter Roland Tadpole Joshua Luteran Makena DiPersia Christian Casper Keagin Eddy Riley Eddy Joey Linquist Boys/Girls 11 Under Ryan Huckabee Robbie Goodwin Noah Brownell Kai DeLorenzo Devin Stickney Skye Blumenfeld

Makena DiPersia gets a push in the Tadpole Division by her father, Dustin.

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NATIONWIDE JOURNEY By Jeff Dawsey | Sports Writer

Lopez’s Malik Maitland: north to south hoops Malik Maitland began playing basketball in New York.

Currently: Florida. Next up: Morehead State, in Kentucky.

Malik Maitland has never doubted himself on the basketball court, no matter where he was playing.

Born and raised in Long Island, New York, Maitland learned how to play basketball at the age of 5, and he has yet to put the ball down. While he continued to learn the game, Maitland skills got better, and coaches from all the five New York boroughs began to take notice.

“He’s always been the best,” said Yvonne Maitland, Malik’s mother. “All the coaches just told me to bring him to our team. Malik has a gift.”

Maitland excelled on the court on every team he played for while living in New York, and then his family decided to move to Palm Coast.

“Moving from place to place was not a bad thing,” Maitland said. “It’s helped me mature and see the world.”

After playing for several schools in middle school and his first year in high school, Maitland finally settled at Father Lopez, where he has become one of the top players in the area.

After sparking interest from many colleges, Maitland chose to sign his letter of intent with Morehead State University in Kentucky.

“This means a lot to me,” he added.

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Wolfpack celebrates championship by giving back The Flagler Wolfpack won their conference championship on Saturday evening, and then they decided to celebrate by packing food to stop hunger around the world.

The Flagler Wolfpack 14U team did not allow a point in their last eight games, including their 31-0 conference championship win over the Star Ready Gators Saturday, Nov. 15, at Ridgeview High School. After punching their ticket to nationals, the Wolfpack chose to celebrate in a way that very few champions do: giving back.

The day after the football team won, 20 players volunteered to partner with the local Rotary clubs to package 10,000 meals for families around the world for the Stop Hunger Now program on Sunday, Nov. 16, at the Flagler Beach United Methodist Church.

“It was a pretty cool experience for them,” coach Curt Schalit. “The kids always raise money for themselves for nationals and things like that, and we wanted to do something that had nothing to do with us to give back.”

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“I thought it was really cool that we were able to feed 10,000 people,” said Adam Young, one of the players. “It showed us that life is not about football. We have to help people who are less unfortunate. I wish I could do more.”

The Wolfpack will be competing in the United Youth Football League National Championships Dec. 6-12, in Plant City. They have yet to be challenged, and Schalit hopes his last year will end with championship rings for the kids and him.

“They play their best when it matters the most,” he said. “How these guys are winning is what makes them remarkable. It’s so great to be able to go to nationals and spend a week with them. This will be the last time I coach my two sons and these guys, so we’re going to make sure that we enjoy the journey.”

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Seabreeze began the second half like the first, scoring and tying the game in the first five minutes, but Porter broke from the Sandcrabs’ defense and put the ball in the net for the go-ahead score in the 59th minute to put the Pirates up 4-3 for good.

“I think the girls came in overconfident,” Benvenuto said.

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Leanna Ballschmieder put Matanzas on the board in the 20th minute, Miracle Porter scored on a penalty kick in the 28th and Kamila Perez put the Pirates up 3-2 with a goal in the 30th minute.

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FPC blows out New Smyrna in season opener Flagler Palm Coast began its season campaign with an emphatic win over New Smyrna Beach, 77-33.

Bulldog on the roster scored at least one basket. Seven players for FPC recorded at least two assists, which led to FPC’s 72% second-half shooting on twopoint field goals.

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“It was the start I wanted,” coach Gary McDaniel said.

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The Bulldogs will look to build on their momentum when they play Spruce Creek tonight, Nov. 20, at FPC. Email Jeff Dawsey at jeff@ palmcoastobserver.com.

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FPC blows out Matanzas for second win The Lady Bulldogs won via the mercy rule for the second time in as many games, the most recent against Matanzas.

The Lady Bulldogs shut out Matanzas 33-0 in the first quarter, and continued on to a 53-8 win Thursday, Nov. 13, at the Matanzas gym.

The Bulldogs have scored 108 points in their first two games of the season, while only allowing a total of 18 points for their opponents. They have also forced the mercy rule in the third quarter in both games.

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RAISING FUNDS for the Flagler Auditorium T

he Flagler Auditorium has been a wonderful asset to the Flagler County community and school system for the last 23 years. The auditorium is owned and maintained by Flagler Palm Coast High School and is available to house professional and community performances. Support for the auditorium comes from patrons, staff and volunteers. On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Auditorium held a Supporting Arts in Education Fundraiser at Halifax Plantation. Special guest Charo, a famous actress, musician and comedian, arrived to help support the fundraiser and entertain the guests.

Photography by Anastasia Pagello

Flagler Auditorium Director Lisa McDevitt poses with famous actress and comedian, Charo.

Lisa and Jackie McDevitt support the Flagler Auditorium together as mother and daughter.

Peter and Sue Freytag and Bruce Smith are patrons for the Flagler Auditorium.

Flagler Auditorium Thespian club member Caitlin Eriser with PR Coordinator Sara Horton.

Kenyon Dye plays the piano at the gala.

Lisa McDevitt, Flagler Auditorium director, with Flagler Schools Superintendent Jacob Oliva, School Board member Sue Dickinson, and John Fischer.

Charo made her rounds and poses for pictures with all the guests.

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+ Grand old flag

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At a recent meeting, American Legion Flagler Post 115 presented Cub Scout Pack 411 with the official pack flag to symbolize American Legion Post 115 as sponsor for Cub Scout Pack 411.

Cub Scout Cody Caskie accepted the new Cub Pack 411 Flag from Boy Scout Chairperson and member of Post 115, George Stockley.

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The Sea Colony Social Committee hosted a “Let’s Give Back” fundraiser Nov. 1. The event raised money for the Family Life Center of Flagler County and the Flagler County Free Clinic. The night featured hors d’oeuvres, dinner, dancing, a raffle, silent auction and door prizes. The social committee raised over $3,000.

+ Florida’s longest garage sale: 72 miles The Super Scenic A1A Highway Garage Sale held Nov. 15 was the longest garage sale in Florida.

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THURSDAY, NOV. 20

Employees, Students & Parents!

Game Day Social — 1 to 4 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite game or play one provided by the Parks and Recreation Department. Light refreshments. Free. Call 986-2323.

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Don’t miss out on this year’s Feed Flagler community meal! For details, see the story on Page 1.

Fitness Pole Walking Clinic — 4 p.m. at Waterfront Park. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Walking poles will be provided. Required pre-registration: contact Sheila Vidamour at 904-540-1067 or walkyourpath406@aol.com.

“American Girl” Program — 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway N.W. A bimonthly afterschool program for children ages 6 and older. Based on characters in the “American Girl” book series. Call 4466763.

Domestic Violence Support Group — 6 p.m. at the Church on the Rock, 2200 U.S. 1, Bunnell. No child care available.

“Fascinated With Portraits” — 6:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Art League Gallery, City Marketplace. An artist’s demonstration

by Marta Crawford. Free. Call 986-4668.

FRIDAY, NOV. 21

Scenic A1A PRIDE Meeting — 9 a.m. at Hammock Community Center, 79 MalaCompra Road. Flagler County representatives will present plans for the ocean rescue equipment and storage project.

Contact Dennis Clark at ScenicA1A@gmail. com or call 904-425-8055.

Ken Malone of Forerunners Ministries — 7 p.m. at Church on the Rock, 2200 N. State St., Bunnell. Also held at 9 a.m.

Nov. 22. Call 437-9915.

SATURDAY, NOV. 22

Flagler Audubon Society Field Trip — 7:15 a.m. at Horse Creek Farm, Switzerland, Fla. Join members of the for a field trip to a Florida Stewardship farm near Mill Creek. Meet at the Walmart parking lot.

The group will depart at 7:45 a.m. for the one-hour drive. Please bring sunscreen, a hat, and water. For more information, visit www.flagleraudubonsociety.org.

While attending or visiting our schools, please remember that we are Tobacco Free to protect the health of our students, staff and guests.

Women’s Bible Seminar — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Palm Coast Bible Church, 94 Whiteview Parkway. Featuring author and speaker Carol Kent. Cost: $20 including lunch and snacks. Call 446-1397.

Flagler Writers’ Forum Holiday Book Signing — 9 a.m. at the Grand Opening of Change Jar Books, 319 Moody Blvd., Flagler Beach. “Saving Libbie the Lobster” will be launched.

Together, we can build a healthier future for our community.

CPR/AED Class — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Flagler County Government Services Building, 1769 Moody Blvd. This courses teaches basic CPR and AED skills. Free, but advance purchase of workbook is recommended. Buy the workbook and register online at www.palmcoastgov.com (search for “CPR”). Hosted by the city of Palm Coast. Call 986-2300.

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Freethinkers Meeting — 9:30 a.m. at Belle Terre Swim and Racquet Club, 73 Patricia Drive. The topic will be “Death with Dignity.” Call 446-2643.

Lego at the Library — 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway N.W. A wide assortment of building blocks for all ages.

Registration not required. Call 446-6763.

Poker Run — 11 a.m. at AMVETS Post 113, 2525 N. State St., Bunnell. To benefit Christmas Comes True. Cost is $15 per rider and $5 per passenger. 263-2972.

Bunco — 7 p.m. at 1524 S. Central Ave., Flagler Beach. The Flagler Woman’s Club invites all to come. Cost is a $10 donation at the door. Call Kay at 439-3960.

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MONDAY, NOV. 24

Thanksgiving Break Camp — 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m at Palm Coast Community

Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. Held Nov. 24-26. For kindergartners through sixth-graders. Campers must bring their own lunch and snack each day. Cost: $45.

Must pre-register by 8 a.m. Nov. 22 at www.palmcoastgov/register. 986-2323.

Pilates with Chrissy Powell — 8:30 a.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. Held Nov. 24, 26 and 28. Bring your own mats. Register at 931-7153.

Junior Thanksgiving “Mini” Tennis Camp — 9 a.m. to noon at Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. Held Nov. 24-25. Cost: $49. Ages 7-12. Campers will need to bring a water bottle, snack, towel and hat. Racquets will be provided if needed.

Must pre-register. Call 986-2550 and PalmCoastTennisCenter.com.

Calling all Minecraft Players — 10 a.m. to noon at the Flagler County Library. Ages 10 and older. Bring your own electronic device. No preregistration required.

Thanksgiving Movie Matinee — 1:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Library. Movie rated G. An English soldier, John Smith, and the daughter of an Algonquin chief share a romance.

Women’s Self-Defense Class — 6 to 8 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center.

Hosted by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office. Free. Participants will receive safety information as well as hands-on defensive training. Call 586-2623.

Family Movie — 6 to 7:45 p.m. at the Flagler County Public Library, 2500 Palm Coast Parkway N.W. For all ages. Movie rated PG. The time-traveling adventures of an advanced canine and his adopted son.

Refreshments courtesy of the Friends of the Library. Registration not required. Free.

Call 446-6763.

New Faces Night — 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Palm Coast Tennis Center, 1290 Belle Terre Parkway. Open play, games, drills and instruction with head tennis pro.

Free. Hosted by the city of Palm Coast.

PalmCoastTennisCenter.com. 986-2550.

TUESDAY, NOV. 25

Historical Bus Trip — 10 a.m. at the Old Court House in Bunnell. Costs $15 per person. Call 439-5003.

Wood Carvers — 1 to 4 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway N.E. Cost is $35/year. Call 9862323.

Thanksgiving Movie Matinee — 1:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Library. Movie rated PG. Following the movie screening, there will be a presentation at 4 p.m. in the Garden Room featuring Jim Sawgrass, a native Floridian and a member of the Muskogee Indian Creek Tribe.

Flagler County Chapter 808, Military Order of the Purple Heart — 6 p.m. at VFW, Old Kings Road North. Meets the fourth Tuesday of the month. Call 569-5685 or 586-0412.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26

Cup Cooking Workshop — 10 a.m. to noon at the Flagler County Library. Ages 12 to 16 only. Seating is limited and registration is required. Please reserve your seat by Nov. 20.

Pre-Black Friday Movie Matinee — 1:30 p.m. at the Flagler County Library. Movie rated PG. A father waits until the last minute to shop for a Turbo action figure for his son for Christmas.

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real estate | transactions By Shanna Fortier | Community Editor

Hammock Dunes home sells for $2,825,000 A Hammock Dunes home tops the sales list for Flagler County residential real estate transactions the week of Oct. 9-15.

Thomas and Mary Ann Richason, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 107 Calle Del Sur to Adly Land Holding Inc. for $2,825,000.

Built in 2010, it has six bedrooms, six baths, a pool, a fireplace, an elevator and 5,506 square feet of living area.

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Angela DiBenedetto, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 1505 Daytona Ave. N. to Carpock LLC for $200,000. Built in 2010, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,981 square feet of living area.

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Linda White, of St. Augustine, sold the home at 25 Peninsula Lane to Jimmy Lee Thacker and Tiffany Ann Thacker, of Palm Coast, for $122,000. Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,719 square feet of living area.

Cypress Knoll KB Home Gold Coast LLC sold the home at 17 Emerson Drive to Patricia Carmo, of Palm Coast, for $163,000. Built in 2014, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,865 square feet of living area.

Grand Haven Carl Franz and Rosemary Franz, of Waycross, Georgia, sold the home at 4 Shinnecock Court to Kathleen Fuss, of Rutherford, New Jersey, for $277,000. Built in 1998, it has four bedrooms, three baths and 2,311 square feet of living area.

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The home at 107 Calle Del Sur sold for $2,825,000.

LLC sold the home at 32 Village Parkway N. to Kenny Davis and Jill Davis, of Palm Coast, for $332,000. Sold in 2006, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a summer kitchen and 3,169 square feet of living area.

Grand Landings James Phillips, of Ormond Beach, sold the home at 124 S. Hummingbird Place to Henry Carey and Kathryn Carey, of Flagler Beach, for $277,000. Built in 2014, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,003 square feet of living area.

Indian Trails Hollis Harria and Ruby Harris, of Gallatin, Tennessee, sold the home at 6 Baltimore Lane to Kevin and Lisa Ussia, of

Rochester, New York, for $146,000. Built in 1998, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,522 square feet of living area.

Nationstar Mortgage LLC sold the home at 11 Bayside Drive to the U.S. Bank National Association for $155,000. Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,108 square feet of living area.

Secretary of Veterans Affairs sold the home at 13 Birchwood Drive to Jonathan and Brittany Vitale, of Palm Coast, for $122,500. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, three baths and 2,733 square feet of living area.

Anna Mauge, Lynette Mauge-Marshall, Cecile Mauge, Stephanie Mauge and Roger Mauge, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 42 Brigadoon Lane to Lind Marie BaraWeaver, of Palm Coast, for $145,900. Built

in 1989, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool and 1,761 square feet of living area.

Wells Fargo Bank sold the home at 100 Brownstone Lane to Thomas Cross, of Palm Coast, for $103,000. Built in 1986, it has two bedrooms, three baths and 1,118 square feet of living area.

Jurgen and Adele Escher, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 55 Bud Field Drive to Valerii Eli and Vera Skobochkina, of Palm Coast, for $124,000. Built in 2003, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,152 square feet of living area.

Charles Andrew Thurman II, of Kissimmee, sold the home at 19 Brian Lane to Patricia Baylor, of Bunnell, for $100,000.

Built in 2003, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace and 2,164 square feet of living area.

Debra Correia, Darrel Chamberlin, Earl Chamberlin, Dawn Brown, James Roberts and Elisabeth Ann Hall, of Overland Park, Kansas, sold the home at 28 Brian Lane to Thomas Ross, of Palm Coast, for $105,000.

Built in 1990, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,588 square feet of living area.

Gerald Kuchman and Helen Kuchman, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 5 Burnham Lane to Dwight Smith and Sheryl Smith, of Palm Coast, for $152,000. Built in 1996, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,868 square feet of living area.

Adams Homes of Northwest Florida Inc. sold the home at 10 Brunley Place to Jason Carson Matthews and Pavinee Matthews, of Jacksonville, for $170,600. Built in 2014, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,755 square feet of living area.

Arlette L. McCarthy, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 40 Buttonworth Drive to John Fitzgerald Jr., of Palm Coast, for $210,000.

Built in 2000, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a pool, a boat dock and 2,434 square feet of living area.

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Karas Trail to Steve Wilson and Lynn Wilson, of Palm Coast, for $170,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,284 square feet of living area.

Paul Elkins and Catherine Elkins, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 67 Kashmir Trail to Richard J. Santa Maria and Rosemarie Santa Maria, of Santa Maria Family Revocable Trust, for $221,500. Built in 2004, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a pool, a spa and 2,226 square feet of living area.

Bruce Zazinski Jr. and Anita Wazinski, of South Pasadena, sold the home at 8 Zephyr Lilly Place to Marsha McLeod, of Palm Coast, for $99,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,116 square feet of living area.

Richard Morgan and Jane Morgan, of Mars Hill, North Carolina, sold the home at 15 Riviere Lane to Michelle Peeling, of Palm Coast, for $133,900. Built in 2002, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,522 square feet of living area.

Self Reliance Federal Credit Union sold the home at 32 Roxton Lane to Dora Lyubkin, of Palm Coast, for $125,000. Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 2,228 square feet of living area.

Palm Coast Plantation Fannie Mae sold the home at 4 Lakewalk Drive S. to Ousama and Susan Remal, of Palm Coast, for $298,900. Built in 2007, it has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a fireplace and 2,743 square feet of living area.

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Palm Harbor Thomas and Anna Faulconer, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 4 Courtney Place to Katherine Cooper, of Boca Raton, for $215,000. Built in 1975, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a fireplace, a pool and 1,903 square feet of living area.

Steven Thomas and Bruce Garrison, trustees of the 18 Forest Hill Drive Trust, sold the home at 18 Forest Hill Drive to Marie Roache, of Palm Coast, for $125,000.

Built in 1982, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,808 square feet of living area.

Lisa Giordano-Thomas and Patrick Thomas, sold the home at 3 Clearview Court S. to Royce Lynn Eiland and Linda Sue Eiland, of Palm Coast, for $280,000.

Built in 1979, it has four bedrooms, two baths, a pool, a boat dock, light and house and 2,370 square feet of living area.

Douglas Sisk and Susan Sisk, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 4 Cochran Lane to MJV PC Properties LLC for $235,000.

Built in 2000, it has three bedrooms, two baths, a boat dock and 1,781 square feet of living area.

Rudy and Wendy Schlichting, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 33 Cooper Lane to Norma A. Cuarado, of Palm Coast, for $115,000. Built in 1972, it has two bed-

The top-selling home has six bedrooms, six baths, a pool, a fireplace, an elevator and 5,506 square feet of living area. rooms, two baths and 1,466 square feet of living area.

Frank Carroll, as to the life estate of Cynthia Earle Lunderville, Michael Alexander Earle and Colin McLean Earle, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 18 Crescent Court S. to Edward and Sandra Brodeur, of Palm Coast, for $232,000. Built in 1983, it has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a boat dock and 1,908 square feet of living area.

Pine Grove Jonafen and Frances Ward, of Pikeville, North Carolina, sold the home at 13 Pinelynn Lane to Kevin Connelly, of North Grafton, Massachusetts, for $138,500.

Built in 2005, it has four bedrooms, two baths and 1,863 square feet of living area.

Gregory and Regina Orlik, of Flagler Beach, sold the home at 43 Point of Woods Drive to David Gomes and Maria Gomes, of North Plainfield, New Jersey, for $175,000. Built in 2005, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,781 square

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Bank of New York Mellon sold the home at 19 Primrose Lane to Pol Investors Group for $110,775. Built in 2006, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 2,130 square feet of living area.

Pine Lakes Gregorio Becerro and Anna Becerro, of Palm Coast, sold the home at 20 Wendy Lane to Agostinho Alves, Elvira Alves and Nancy Alves, of Bedford, Massachusetts, for $154,000. Built in 2002, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,856 square feet of living area.

PNMAC Mortgage Opportunity Fund Investors LLC sold the home at 30 Whitcock Lane to Rebecca Mitchell, of Palm Coast, for $130,000. Built in 1999, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,640 square feet of living area.

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Woodlands George Dibbs, of Dallas, Texas, sold the home at 29 Black Hawk Place to Brian Zapatka and Deborah Murphy, of Flagler Beach, for $100,000. Built in 1988, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,461 square feet of living area.

CitiMortgage Inc. sold the home at 16 Blairsville Drive to Rebecca Hicks, of Waverly, Georgia, for $75,377. Built in 1985, it has three bedrooms, two baths and 1,433 square feet of living area.

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Owners Lynda Triona and Patty Monks report their time.”

Due to her background in the dentistry field, Lynda Triona takes cleanliness seriously.

“One day a police officer went in the back and said, ‘This kitchen is really clean,’” Triona said. “I’m from the dentist field, so I’m used to OSHA.” The two sisters believe that their dream is headed in the right direction, thanks to a few old loved ones.

“I believe in guardian angels, and I believe that Mickey made all this possible for us,” Triona said. “We’ve had to overcome a lot of things to start the

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The two, wanting to move forward with Mickey and Patty’s life-long dream, wanted to open a pub called The Wicked Monk. The name of the pub came from the memory of Mickey.

“Everything that was good or outrageous, Mickey would say, ‘Oh my goodness! That’s wicked,’” Triona said. “So, we decided to name the pub Wicked and then Monk, after their last name.”

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PALM COAST BUSINESS ACTIVITY According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following companies were issued tax receipts: Nov. 10-14.

• Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance Inc. is a retail store at 5220 State Road 100.

• Home-based businesses: Fun Coast Fundraising, retail sales; Turmar LLC, handyman service; Sanctified Lawn & Home Care, landscaping.

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The following is an update for permit activity in the city for Nov. 6-12. Total number of all permits issued: 59. Since 2009, $600 million in construction dollars have been invested in Palm Coast.

Commercial permit applications:

• Gilbane Building Co. applied for a commercial permit for the Palm Coast City Hall at 160 Lake Ave. • GPC Construction applied for a $116,000 commercial permit for a maintenance building at 449 Landing Blvd.

• GPC Construction applied for a $116,000 commercial permit for a trash compactor at 441 Landing Blvd.

• Boyd Built Inc. applied for a $1,600 commercial permit for interior renovations at Approved Mortgage at 1000 Palm Coast Parkway, Unit 108.

Commercial permits issued:

• Bracey Building was issued a $25,000 permit for interior renovations at Halifax Hospice at 110 Flagler Drive.

• Halifax Paving was issued a permit for resurfacing to widen Royal Palms Parkway.

Residential permits issued:

• Olsen Homes was issued a $592,000 permit for a single-family residence at 3 Turkey Oak Lane.

• Saltwater Homes was issued a

$350,000 permit for a single-family home at 131 Longview Way N. • Maronda Homes was issued a $303,000 permit for a single-family residence at 193 Birchwood Drive.

• Maronda Homes was issued a $275,000 permit for a single-family residence at 54 Panorama Drive.

• Paytas Homes was issued a $272,000 permit for a single-family residence at 144 Arena Lake Drive.

• Seagate Homes was issued $271,000 permit for a single-family residence at 19 Burning View Drive.

• Paytas Homes was issued a $266,000 permit for a single-family residence at 3 Porral Place.

• DR Horton was issued a $221,000 permit for a single-family residence at 14 Auberry Drive.

• PCM Homes was issued a $214,000 permit for a single-family residence at 14 Ramrock Lane.

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+ Palm Coast: a Top 10 city Palm Coast was ranked in America’s Top 10 (eighth) cities for employment in this year’s third quarter, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Palm Coast’s top jobs to hire for are customer service representatives, computer consultants and accounts payable clerks. Its cost of living is 8% below the national average.

+ Salt Air Farmers Market moves market day The Salt Air Farmers Market will be moving its market day to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the marina at Marineland. This move will allow children and families who otherwise would not be able to go to attend. For more information, call 304-315-0952.

+ Flagler Beach company aids Chinese response to air pollution effects Nature’s Nurse International was scheduled to hold a press conference Nov. 17, at the offices of Ocean Publishing, where Dr. Ted Anders announced that Nature’s Nurse respiratory products are being shipped to China to treat citizens and visitors suffering from overwhelming air pollution affecting the current APEC conference.

The company is shipping large quantities of a unique product derived from red mangroves harvested in a major sustainable program in Fiji. Dr. Ted Anders and business partner Resina Koroi explained their project, which has the support at the highest levels of China’s government, and announce the release of their book “Breath of Life, The Vital Role of Red Mangroves for Human and Planetary Health.”

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+ Entrepreneur Day in Palm Coast Palm Coast and Flagler County business leaders from Office Divvy, the Palm Coast Business Assistance Center, the Flagler County Department of Economic Opportunity and SCORE will partner together for Entrepreneur Night to recognize startup founders and local business owners, so they can meet to network and make new connections on Tuesday, Nov. 25, at European Village.

Entrepreneur Day is an annual event when America commemorates the hard work, ingenuity and courage of pace-setting business owners who build on their dreams and strive to help establish stronger economies within their communities.

+ Craig-Flagler Palms Funeral Home gets new director: Matt Maxwell Craig-Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens and Crematory are proud to announce that Matt Maxwell has joined the business partnership team at the funeral home as a licensed funeral director. Maxwell Matt Maxwell is also involved the Flagler County Rotary Club and the Board of the Flagler Education Foundation, and he is a mentor for the Take Stock in Children mentoring program.

+ Local funeral home and memorial gardens donates land for Angel of Hope Craig Flagler Palms Funeral Home, Memorial Gardens and Crematory recently donated land and a base for an “Angel of Hope” statue, serving as a place for family and friends to grieve, connect, and find hope after suffering the loss of a child.

+ Parkside Realty adds veteran real estate agent Parkside Realty Group has added Carmine Pantuso to their real estate team.

Carmine has been a dedicated agent for Carmine over 30 years beginPantuso ning his career in Eastchester, New York, in 1982.

+ RE/MAX Oceanside welcomes two new real estate agents RE/MAX Oceanside is pleased to announce that Paul Lever and Chris Finnicum have joined the RE/MAX Oceanside team.

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+ Local speech pathologist and veteran Flagler County teacher discovers Discovery Toys Nancy Moses-Bennett, a local American Speech-Language Hearing Association certified speech language pathologist is pleased to announce that she is now an educational consultant with Discovery Toys.

+ Hospital names assistant director of communications Lindsay Rew has been promoted to serve as the assistant director of communications for the five Florida Hospitals in Volusia and Flagler counties.

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SARGE Where: Flagler Auditorium, 5500 State Road 100, Palm Coast When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21 Info: Not only is he a hysterical stand-up comedian, Sarge sings in his own voice and in a dozen others, as well as doing some dead-on impressions of Mike Tyson, Kermit the Frog and others. Tickets are $29 for adults and $18 for youth. Call 437-7547.

CLASSIC: TOMOKA TRIO

RUSSIAN STATE ORCHESTRA Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach When: 7 p.m. Nov. 21 Info: Presented by the Daytona Beach Symphony Society. For tickets, visit DBSS.org.

A teacher and two former students reunite.

ART & ARTIFACT Where: The Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1414 Art Center Ave., New Smyrna Beach When: Nov. 22 through Feb. 7 Info: Showing selections from the Southeast Museum of Photography.

“CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE” Where: Peabody Auditorium, 600 Auditorium Blvd., Daytona Beach When: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26 Info: Part of the Broadway series. For tickets, call 671-3462.

49TH-ANNUAL ART & CRAFT FESTIVAL

Where: Francis Field, 29 W. Castillo Dr., St. Augustine When: Nov. 29-30 Info: The St. Augustine Art Association presents its outdoor art fair, welcoming visitors, art collectors and holiday shoppers for decades. Call 904-8242310 or visit staa.org.

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n the quiet pews of the Unitarian Universalist Society in Ormond Beach, the Tomoka Trio sat in front of their instruments: a violin, a piano and cello. But instead of hearing the classical music one would expect from those instruments, a familiar tune filled the room — it was “With a Little Help from My Friends,” by the Beatles.

Formed over a year ago in Palm Coast, the Tomoka Trio consists of Debra Hanson on piano, Daniel Masbad on violin and Alexander Lynn on cello. Though they are all classical music enthusiasts, it wasn’t their common interests that brought them together.

“Daniel and Alexander were my students,” Debra Hanson, a long-time piano teacher, said. “They practiced with me when they were in junior high. They were both wonderful players, but I lost them to the strings.”

Hanson reconnected with her former students after she accompanied one of their orchestras that the boys were in together.

“I was thrilled to find that these young gentleman were approaching a level of professionalism with their

music,” Hanson said. “So I thought, ‘Hey, let’s start a trio.’”

“She knew us and we knew her, so we decided to start a trio,” Lynn said. “We wanted to practice together either to perform or just get some classical music under our belts to play. It’s fun to play with other musicians that share the love of music with you.”

As for classical music, Lynn says he doesn’t care too much for listening, but he likes playing it.

“I play pretty much anything I can get my hands on,” Lynn said. “I specialize in cello, ukulele and kazoo.”

The trio practices every Friday, but with so much talent and musical involvement, their days are often packed.

“I started playing with the Flagler Youth Orchestra about eight years ago,” Lynn said. “I’ve also joined the St. Augustine Orchestra.

I haven’t had many lessons, I’m self taught. There just aren’t many cello teachers in this area.”

For Lynn, he got involved with the cello unwillingly.

“I had a neighbor that was playing cello,” Lynn said. “I went to class with him one day, and I went in thinking ‘I’m never going

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I don’t want to play an instrument.’ I came out of the class, looked at my mom and said, ‘Well, I’m sorry.

I would like to play cello now.’”

Though there might be a slight age difference between Hanson and the boys, she said it’s nothing she notices when they play.

“These guys are so talented,” Hanson said. “They have such a range of interest, and there is no feeling of me being the teacher.

They’re very mature young gentleman. I hope they feel the same way, that we’re music comrades. Age is not

a problem.”

Hanson said that though they haven’t discussed their next performance, she hopes to do some Jimi Hendrix.

Though they enjoy playing some other genres like the Beatles, the trio sticks to mainly classical music.

Still, it’s fun to add in a little something extra.

“We knew if we were to play only classical music by old composers that people have never heard of, then we wouldn’t have that big of a crowd,” Lynn said. “So we had to put something in there to sort of sweeten the deal.”

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IN THIS ISSUE Around Town & Ribbon Cuttings page 2

Members On The Move page 3

Diplomat of the Month page 4

CALENDAR November 20 - 5:30-7PM Business After Hours Grand Haven Golf Club 500 Riverfront Drive, Palm Coast November 24 at 5-6PM CA$H Mob - Flagler Beach Gift Shop 105 N Oceanshore Blvd #D, Flagler Beach See page 3 for details November 25 at 9AM Chamber 101 Member Orientation Flagler County Chamber 20 Airport Rd, Ste C, Palm Coast To register, go to flaglerchamber.org November 27 & 28 Flagler County Chamber Closed Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: FLORIDA HOSPITAL FLAGLER A Conversation with Ken Mattison, CEO and each are so dedicated to our hospital’s mission of extending the healing ministry of Christ.

Ken Mattison was named Florida Hospital Flagler’s CEO in May 2013. We recently caught up with Ken to ask him a few questions about the progress the organization has made since that time.

You’ve served as CEO of Florida Hospital Flagler (FHF) for about 18 months. How would you describe the progress the organization has made over that period of time?

First, I am loving being a resident of Flagler County. I am so blessed to be here, serving our community. Since moving here 18 months ago, Florida Hospital Flagler has undergone tremendous growth. We have focused a lot of attention on our emergency department, including partnering with EMPros, an emergency medicine physician practice, to manage our team and provide the latest in emergency care. We have also continued to upgrade our ICU department, adding the most advanced tele-ICU program available in hospital ICUs today to improve our monitoring of patient vitals 24/7. Finally, we earned the Joint Commission designation as an Orthopedic Center of Excellence. This vigorous process demonstrated the excellence of our program in total hip and total knee replacement surgery. I am so proud of our team for taking on this challenge and achieving this award. I could go on and on, but I would like Flagler County to feel confident that we are here to serve local residents. Our goal is to grow and continue improving our services in order to meet the needs of our community.

What has been your greatest inspiration or proudest moment so far?

I am so proud of the team of professionals that we have working at Florida Hospital Flagler. We have more than 1,000 employees - the majority of whom also live in Flagler County -

How do you define success as it relates to your position?

Every day, 24 hours a day, our caregivers are interacting with patients who expect and deserve to receive the very best health care. To me, success is when we exceed our patients’ expectations and provide the highest quality of health services to our community.

What, if anything, about FHF, has kept you up at night?

The health care business is an ever-changing, complicated industry with a ton of moving parts. In order to be successful, our team has to adjust and adapt constantly to meet the needs of our community and exceed the expectations of our industry.

On December 4, you will be speaking at the Chamber’s Eggs and Issues Breakfast that will also honor the graduates of Leadership Flagler’s 22nd class. What’s one piece of advice you would be willing to share with these up and coming leaders?

I have been very impressed with the Flagler County Chamber of Commerce and the level of activity the Chamber has in our community – truly an engaging group. I applaud your Leadership Class for their commitment to getting to know their community better. I would encourage the class to stay involved with the Chamber, as this will continue to enhance their professional and personal lives. With regards to some personal leadership advice: On my desk is a picture frame with three words that guide me each day – think, calm and listen and I will plan on explaining how these simple words have guided me in my career.

For more information about FHF, visit floridahospitalflagler.com.

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By Gretchen Smith | Flagler County Chamber Government Affairs Director

December 3 at 4 PM Ribbon Cutting – Leroy’s 19th Hole at Cypress Knoll 53 Easthampton Blvd, Palm Coast December 4 at 8AM Eggs & Issues Networking Breakfast Grand Haven Country Club 500 Riverfront Dr, Palm Coast See page 3 for details December 13 at 6PM Young Professionals Group Jingle Ball Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club 300 Plantation Dr, Ormond Beach See page 3 for details December 18 at 5:30PM Holiday Business After Hours Flagler County Chamber of Commerce 20 Airport Rd, Ste C, Palm Coast See page 4 for details December 24 & 25 Flagler County Chamber Closed FOR MORE INFORMATION AND EVENTS, VISIT FLAGLERCHAMBER.ORG OR CALL TIFFANY EDWARDS AT 386-206-0955

Now that the general election is over, our government affairs focus has quickly shifted gears to special elections – a primary and general election – to determine who will represent Flagler County in Tallahassee.

Though we certainly wish our former state Senator John Thrasher the best as president of Florida State University, it means we’ll have to endure a special silly season after the start of the year. Our Flagler Votes committee is discussing when and what kind of forums we’ll before the January 27 primary and April 7 general special elections. Stay tuned for details.

Speaking of elections, we want to share with you a strange, but happy coincidence about the election results. As you may know, a few weeks ago we released “straw poll” results from our Flagler Votes Forum and Creekside Festival.

We shared this information reluctantly, after we had multiple requests from

the media and candidates. In the news release, we mentioned that the straw poll results were “informal indications of voter sentiment” and there was little statistical relevance to our poll. Our goal was to remind voters there was time to rally behind candidates and affect outcomes on Election Day. Nonetheless, we received criticism for releasing the straw poll results, calling the numbers “unreliable, unimportant and unscientific.”

The morning after the General Election, we compared straw poll results with those reported by the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections. Strangely, or coincidentally enough, there was a significant correlation between both sets of “results.” True, the margins varied, but the straw poll actually “predicted” winners in 11 out of 12 races. The Flagler County School Board race was the only exception, where Janet McDonald defeated incumbent John Fischer 54 to 46% compared with our straw poll results, which had Fischer winning, ironically, by the identical margin, 54 to 46%.

The main take away from our straw

poll “experiment” was that it’s possible to tap into the pulse of public opinion using fairly basic and unscientific tools.

While we may have gotten lucky, we’re pleased that our unscientific and admittedly statistically invalid straw poll gave us an opportunity to engage residents and encourage voters. That’s important, and, in fact, part of what we’re trying to accomplish as an advocate for local businesses. Based on these outcomes, you can expect to see the Chamber, Flagler Home Builders Association and Flagler County Association of Realtors continue to identify opportunities to educate and engage residents before elections. Voting is a right and a privilege that we hope all of our citizens take seriously.

Next month I’ll be able to share details about events we’ll host before the special elections for Florida Senate District 6, and if necessary for Florida State House of Representatives, District 24. In the meantime, please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

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TOM’S BUSINESS TIPS At Thanksgiving and All Year, Say Thanks to Your Customers

AROUND TOWN & RIBBON CUTTING CELEBRATIONS

By Tom Hellman | SCORE, www.score87.org

Simply saying “thank you” goes a long way toward securing a customer’s loyalty.

But there are other things you can do to express your gratitude to show that you truly mean it. Here are some suggestions: Send a thank-you note. The idea may sound corny, but in this age of e-centric communication, a handwritten thank-you note really makes a big impression. One approach is to set aside 15 minutes a day to write notes telling customers why you appreciate them and how much you enjoy working together with them.

Hold an event for your best customers.

Possibilities include a luncheon hosted by your business, a late-night shopping event after your store closes to the public, or a free seminar where you show customers how to do something helpful. The point is to make them feel valued and special.

Pick up the phone. If your business relies on one-on-one sales, give your customers a “thank-you” call. Tell them you’re calling to thank them for their business, to see how your product or service is working out, and to ask if there are any problems or concerns that you can help them with. There is an added benefit to this approach—an opportunity for customers to let you know their needs. Then you can step in and suggest how you could address them.

Say it wherever you can. Think about all the touch points where your business interacts with customers. Even if a customer doesn’t buy something, thank them for coming in of calling. Also, consider the content of your email signature and voicemail, or the message customers receive when completing an online purchase. All the ways you interact with customers should leave an impression of gratitude. Last impressions matter just as much as first ones do.

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An experienced outside perspective can benefit any small business which makes it a good idea to contact SCORE. SCORE is nonprofit organization with experienced, certified mentors here in Flagler County who provide one on one, free and confidential counseling as well as an informative workshop program. For more information on our workshops or to schedule a counseling appointment visit us at SCORE87.org or call Rosalie at 386 255-6889.

Make them an offer. Send a thank-you in the form of a coupon, discount, free gift, or other special offer. Make it meaningful—no skimpy 5 percent off. Make it clear that there are no strings attached. It’s simply to thank them for their business.

Please join us for upcoming Ribbon Cuttings typically held Wednesdays from 11am-1pm or 4-6pm. Visit flaglerchamber.org for dates and locations.

Thank you for supporting local businesses!

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John F. Kennedy once said that when we express gratitude, “we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” For small business owners this is particularly important when it comes to thanking customers for their business. Without their support, few enterprises would last very long.

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This is a beautiful 3/2 home has an open plan full of light with loads of upgraded features. Features include: Silestone counters, tile back splash, under counter sink, garden jacuzzi tub, double vanity, walk in closet, and wired for a security system. Exterior has Pest tubes, Irrigation with well, fenced by neighbors on 3 sides and a large screened in patio.

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MEMBERS ON THE MOVE GOLDEN LION SELECTED TO HOST CENTRAL NEWS 13 BEACHCAM Flagler Beach is now able to share its spectacular ocean views throughout Florida, thanks to Central News 13 and Beaver Toyota. The Golden Lion Café became the latest Florida attraction to host the cable provider’s BeachCam, which reaches 900,000 viewers in central Florida multiple times a day, every day of the week.

The remote-controlled camera mounted on top of the Golden Lion’s rooftop deck shows different views of the Flagler’s coast including the beach, pier and ocean. Restaurant owners Tony and Carolyn Marlow are optimistic that the camera, sponsored by Beaver Toyota of St. Augustine, will help bring more visitors to Flagler Beach, and guests to their establishment. Each time the camera feed airs, an announcer says “From the Golden Lion restaurant in Flagler Beach” increasing awareness about our beautiful coastal

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A CANDIES COACHWORKS EXPANDS Gainesville-based A Candies Coachworks recently opened a terminal in Daytona Beach expanding its ability to serve central Florida. According to Director of Marketing George Bubenheim, the company intends to provide day trips for Daytona Beach tourists and convention attendees to attractions in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Brevard County, Orlando and other parts of Volusia County. The exclusive motorcoach provider to University of Florida sport teams and the Embry Riddle University Eagles, Candies is a family-owned transportation service company with more than 25 years of experience. Candies operates a fleet of 27 Prevost H-Series Deluxe motorcoaches, has an excellent safety rating and is committed to giving customers a “Red Carpet Treatment.” Eleven coaches will be based out of the new Daytona facility at 431 N Grandview Avenue. For more information, call 877-352-2634 or visit www.candiesmotorcoaches.com.

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DIPLOMAT SPOTLIGHT: Jack Froonjian, CoreTranz Business Services

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Greg Feldman 386-447-2975 Trustee Member

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November’s member diplomat spotlight goes to Jack Froonjian, CEO of CoreTranz Business Services. Since joining the Flagler County Chamber in 2010, Jack has become an active member who currently serves as a chamber diplomat and a member of the Friday TGIF leads group.

Jack’s business, CoreTranz Business Services is a direct provider of Visa/MasterCard, institutionally sponsored by First National Bank of Omaha that offers complete solutions for payment processing. Today’s fastpaced, ever-changing business environment requires partners that can meet the needs

Professional Title Agency 386-246-3530 50 Leanni Way, Ste D4 Palm Coast, FL professionaltitle.com Title Agencies South Hill Designs 215-622-4588 Palm Coast, FL southhilldesigns.com/rspelman Jewelers Taffi Medical 145 Cypress Point Pkwy, #207 Palm Coast, FL www.taffimedical.com Medical Equipment

The company’s products and services include: • Gift Card Solutions • Business Capital Financing • Industry Specific Solutions • Check Guarantee/Conversion • Electronic Payment Processing • e-Commerce & Shopping Carts • Wireless/Virtual Terminals/POS Gateway For more information about CoreTranz, call Jack at 386-663-1285, email him at ccjack@coretranz.com or visit coretranz.com.

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INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHAT THE CHAMBER CAN DO FOR YOUR BUSINESS? Contact Heather Thompson, membership director for more information at 386-437-0106.

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386-437-0041

• Soil Explorations (Bore Tests)

MATT MCLEER, P.E. 4 Hargrove Grade, Suite A Palm Coast, FL 32137 LV7477

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Thursday, November 20, 2014

Items Under $200 For Sale

Items Under $200 For Sale

10 KT Jade w/diamonds ring, 1930s, $120 firm.

386-586-3484.

2 LA-Z-BOY recliners in white leather. $165 ea./OBO. 386-864-7512.

2 PATIO Chairs/lounge-$40; dehumidifier-$30; coffee/end tables-$50; 36” table-$20. 386-338-2058 5HP BRIGGS and Stratton power washer motor, works great. Only $45. Call 512-567-7763.

BURGUNDY RECLINER, $100, new. Baby monitor, $25. Garbage disposal, $50. 386-437-3441 CASTRO CONVERTIBLE couch, $70. 2-living room lamps $15/ea. 2-small tables, $20/$25. 2-Artificial plants, $8/ea. 386-446-2581 COMPUTER DESK, $75. Twin headboards $25/ea.

Twin bedframes $15/ ea. RL comforters $20.

386-586-3785 DISHWASHER, 2 years old, Whirlpool, top of line (bisque), $75. 386-693-5023 ETHAN ALLEN large Dining Table w/pads & extra leaves. Chairs, bar stools. Jorene, 386-793-5858 GOLF CLUB, men’s RH driver. Never used, original packaging. Great Christmas gift! $150.

386-586-3823.

ITEM#54169 KITCHENAID Porcelain Enamel 13x16 covered roaster with dome lid and rack. $25.

386-237-2417.

KAYAK 2 seat, 14ft., Heritage Lite. Asking $175.

386-246-2399.

WHITE LEATHER loveseat and 2 chairs, $75. Black and Decker rechargable blower, $20.

386-597-2072.

TRIMMER/EDGER WORXGT 20 volt battery. New in box, $35. Memory foam mattress topper, $15.

386-585-4291.

SOFA BED, excellent condition. $125. Can email pictures. Cash only. Call Chris 386-585-4748.

ROLLAWAY BED with mattress, $30. Cushioned wingback chair, great shape $35. OBOs. 386-439-4261.

NORMAN ROCKWELL plate collection (19). $7/each piece, boxed. Good Christmas gift.

386.445.8836

LITTLE GIANT ladder, new $150. Thousands of beads, must buy entire stock $50. 386.338-4467

LIGHT GREEN microfiber sectional sofa $199.

Tables are additional cost. 914-760-0364.

Consignments

Religion Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church – LCMS

NEED EXTRA $$? Looking to consign or sell any of your quality furniture? Call 386-437-2771.

10am-5pm, Monday through Friday.

10am-4pm Saturday

“Connecting People with God’s Grace” 101 Pine Lakes Parkway S., Palm Coast, FL 32164

QUEEN SIZE sofa bed and nightstand. $200.

386-437-8421.

General Merchandise

PH:(386)446-2481/www.sotcpc.com/ sotcms@gmail.com

ROAD BICYCLE (giant) 26” wheels. Small aluminum frame. $150. 386-986-2149.

TWO KITCHEN sets, wood tops with bucket seats, $75 each. Oak coffee table with glass insert and two end tables, $50 for the set. 386-447-3435.

MICROWAVE OVEN, Rival 7 cu.ft., model# EM720CWA-PM, excellent condition, very little use, $25. 386.445.4240

WHITE MAYTAG washer/dryer set. Good condition. $200. 386-793-7844.

WROUGHT IRON table w/4 matching chairs.

32.5"x32.5"x29.5". White. Good condition. $200.

386.597.9972 XMAS TREE: 9 1/2 ft. pre-lit tree with clear lights $95. Call 386-246-4005.

Merchandise Wanted $100 EACH for Flagler Co Florida Auto Tags dated 1940 through 1952 that start with 61. Jeff Francis 727.424.1576, gobucs13@aol.com, www.floridalicenseplates.com

BOOKS: NATIONAL Geographic or Famous Artists $25 each, Cash. (386) 986−1927

Events

GOLF CLUBS $50 each set, or $75 for all 3. Call Tom at 597−2100 home; 627−0800 cell

UNIVERSAL GYM Weider PRO 9930 Great condition, in Palm Coast. $175 (386) 569−7301

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BARRY'S FLORIDA WILD ONE MAN ART SHOW November 25 & 26 Starting at 4:30 until closing at Billy's Tap Room & Grill 58 E. Granada For info call: 386-503-5921 Visit barrybarnett.com Email barry@barrybarnett.com

T S K U S I F : “ L F C H V C H H M ,” T F K C S B .

PALM COAST FORD SEEKING EXPERIENCED OFFICE ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE IN AUTO DEALERSHIP A MUST; EXPERIENCE ON R&R SYSTEM A PLUS PLEASE E-MAIL RESUME TO: PAULA.ZULAUF@PALMCOASTFORD.COM; FAX RESUME TO: 386-447-5941 OR STOP BY OUR DEALERSHIP AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION.

Team Up Today With Classifieds 386-492-2784

ACTIVE LIFESTYLE by Mary Jersey ACROSS

1 Chatterbox 7 Arranges in piles 13 ___ rasa (clean slate) 19 Limestone formation 20 Kind of system 21 Awakening 22 Make things harder than necessary 25 Abominable Snowman 26 Pivot 27 Bach composition 28 ___ Paulo 29 Reason for a Hail Mary pass 34 Battering device 36 “What’s ___?”

39 Chasers in a Western Reserved Space 40 Horace creations 41 Kuwaiti, e.g.

LP Reserved Space 45 Silver-tongued speaker 47 Mythical god of war 48 Planet discovered in 1846 51 Rock piles at bases of cliffs 53 Hipbones 54 Whom psychiatrists see 55 Says “When?”

56 Droopy-eared dog 4 58 Milky white gem 59 “___ to worry” 60 Trueheart of 1. J H J F I C B F L H H N C B D T B Q D J L B H I F C H H J G W S T F L K M K M C comics 61 Some income for DJYKA JA HTGS JA MC SCKA MLA QTGCI JGW ITX RXI MLQ J waiters AXRNTCGJ YTHJWJ. 62 High-five, essentially 64 Medieval, Classical and Late 2. C G F K H C Q G C Y H A U Y F G U C K U F Z D A L S Y W K A L F W A A B , T S W T 66 Prehistoric 68 It may be scenic VCMSYW D QKHALFGK. TF ISYCZZM BFDSBFB HA SYHGAB QDF

CRYPTOGRAMS

Christmas Day, Dec.25, 11:00 AM W/Communion

Help Wanted

WEDDING DRESS Size 14 full−length gown for tall girl $200 (386) 585−4277

2002-17’ LUND Explorer fishing boat, 90 hp 4stroke suzuki engine, galvanized trailer w/electric winch, Minkota trolling motor, many extras. $8500.

828-226-3110

Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 7:30 PM W/Communion & Candlelight

GUITAR LESSONS Fast, Fun & Easy!

Professional private instruction, Day or Evening.

Free Lesson & reference materials.

Limited Openings-Call Now! 386-302-5400

SOLID OAK trestle table 5" x 2.5’. $50. Garage shelving 5’ tall x30" wide. $6. (386) 492−6882

Boats

Cantata Wednesday, Dec. 17, 7:30 PM

Schools/Instruction

PEACE LILY Plant Large & Beautiful, decorated terra cotta pot $20 Cash (386) 597−6747

WANTED − BOAT SLIP TO RENT MUST HOLD 10−12 THOUSAND LB. BOAT. (386) 447−0715

Advent Wednesdays, Dec. 03, 10 Services: 12:00 PM and 7:30 PM

SEND for free “Gospel Invitation for You” packet.

LUGGAGE KIPLING red HUGE duffle; new hard side silver carryon. Both $100/obo (386) 283−4054

Boat Slips For Rent/Sale

Sunday Services: 8:15 AM Praise Worship 9:40 AM Bible School for all ages 11:00 AM Traditional Worship

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109 112 114 115 119

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130 Dual-purpose Christmas season couch Ashes holder Overpower Above DOWN Package under the 1 “Ring Around the Christmas tree Rosy” flower 2 Investment firm T. Cries of aversion ___ Price “Will that be ___?”

3 Came down to Stadium level earth Primary color, to a 4 Not bold printer 5 In-flight info, for Eastern nurse short In a disguised 6 “Andy Capp” manner cartoonist Smythe 7 Beams Make indistinct 8 Professor’s perk Much advertising 9 See 114-Across Steeps, as tea leaves 10 Computer monitor Tyne of “Judging of old Amy” 11 Do-it-yourselfer’s Word after “slow” purchase or “quick” 12 Average dudes 1.3-ounce Asian 13 More authentic weight 14 It comes from the heart Apportion (with 15 Clinger on a hiker’s “out”) sock (var.)

Computer program 16 A Swiss army knife tests has lots of them Cincinnati 17 Turner of old threesome Hollywood Hallucinogenic 18 Kind of clef drug 21 Appear in a film 23 Dangerous snakes Acoustic and 24 A long, long time electric guitars, for 30 Grand-scale poetry two 31 Most painful Actor Wallach 32 Loyalists, to the Carpal tunnel Minutemen locale 33 For best results On the ocean 35 “G’day” recipient Under the covers 36 Absent from What some 37 Clear, as a disk colonial girls would 38 Backgrounds 42 Biden, to Obama do 43 Susan of Relieve, as distress “Goldengirl” One in a violent 44 Conquers protest 46 Go at it Oust 47 Legend of boxing They run in cabs 48 Forty winks Hydrocarbon 49 And others, for short groups

50 Rice dish (var.)

52 Petty criminal, in Britain 53 Atlas enlargement 54 Corded fabric 57 It’s full of hives 63 A boring tool 65 AWOL student 67 Sees socially 69 Aussie marsupials 71 New newts 73 Lifeboat lowerer 74 Kagan of the Supreme Court 75 It ebbs and flows 77 What a forklift may lift 79 Island in the Pacific 81 Tony winner Uta 82 Place to store tools 85 Windy City trains 87 Gal’s partner 90 Calmness 93 Essence 95 It replaces missing teeth 98 Japanese soup 99 Harvest measurement 100 Some foreign dignitaries (var.)

101 Eagles or Falcons 104 Turn the air blue 105 Pulls along the ground 107 Threadbare 108 Mawkish 109 Cheese in a ball 110 Use a surgical beam of light 111 “Meet Me ___ Louis” 113 Boiling blood 116 ___ tube (TV) 117 “Will there be anything ___?”

118 Homeowner’s document 120 Billiards stick 121 Lousy egg?

122 “Stupid me!”

123 Put 2 and 2 together 124 Supporting vote

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Help Wanted

Room For Rent

NAIL TECH, LMT, Esthetician. Space rental available. Send resume to: lynchmaria3@gmail.com, 386-931-0679

ROOM FOR RENT 450 Sq ft in beautiful home (2200 overall sq ft) in nice neighborhood. Close to shopping center. Kitchen privileges, private bath, and use of common living areas. All seasons screened porch. Back yard with privacy fence. $650 plus 1/2 utilities, plus security.

Call George 386-310-1698.

Commercial Property For Rent 1-2 person private offices in Cypress Point, near banks. Not a timeshare. From $300/mo, includes utilities. ERA Palm Coast Homes & Land, Inc. 386-445-7030

Drywall

Adult Care Services

Personal Services

DWT BY DP Inc Complete Drywall services. Additions/remodels, POPCORN/knock-down texture, wallpaper removal. Danny 386-931-4556

RAY'S TRIMMING & HANDYMAN SERVICES Professional & Reliable

Condos For Sale

•Hedges/Shrubs/Tree Pruning •Weeding/Mulching •Seasonal Planting •Landscape Design

BANK OWNED

One Private Room with Bath Now Available!

All Home Repairs Interior/Exterior

LIZ’S CLEANING Sparkling Bathrooms, Spot-less Kitchens, Organized Living Rooms.

Worry-Less with Liz cleaning your home.

Call me at 386-569-6151.

Visit my website: www.palmcoastcleaninglady.com Free Estimates!

10% off 1st cleaning New Clients Only!

Licensed/References available

BANK OWNED HOMES! FREE list with pictures!

Transportation PRESLEY CHAUFFEUR Services Full Service Town Car www.presleychauffeurservices.com 386−237−9677

Trimming Specials “Everything but the Lawn” Detailing, Trimming, Weeding, Mulch, Gutters, Cleaned, Pressure Washing, Leaf Cleanups 386-263-7032

HOLIDAY SPECIALS Kim’s Cleaning Service 386-931-8169 Residential/Commercial Licensed/Insured

Homes For Sale

WAGS & WHISKERS Pet Sitting Over 16 years experience.

References provided.

Reasonable rates.

Call Karen, 386-986-5216

Landscaping & Lawn Service

Cleaning

FLAGLER BEACH Townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screen porch, garage. All appliances including washer/dryer. Bridgewater. Pool, Lawn care included. $1100/month. 386.693.5023

Pet Services NEED TEMPORARY HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR YOUR FURRY FAMILY MEMBER? CALL CRITTERSITTERS: 386-586-7711

Call for Free Estimates (386) 793-2481 Licensed/Insured

386-447-7405 Southern Breeze Living,LLC www.Southernbreezeliving.com ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY #AL12111

Homes For Rent

CUSTOM HOLIDAY TABLE RUNNERS & NAPKINS tOriginal fashions tProstheses pockets tAlterations & repairs crl.conway@gmail.com 386-793-9266

Home Services

ASSISTED LIVING in a BEAUTIFUL HOME

ONLY 12 AVAILABLE CONDOS - PALM COAST MAKE YOUR DEAL TODAY $85,900 TO $939,000 CALL 386-445-8441 FOR DETAILS 100 Plus Realty Group

Windows TOM’S WINDOW CLEANING 386-447-6223

HANDYMAN, LAWN & Landscape Services: Pressure Washing Yard Clean Out’s Painting Popcorn Ceiling Removal Mulch Rock Lawn Services Savarese Landscape & Design Call Michael (386) 246−2406

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386-437-0041

155442

386.246.7745

R RW Aire Conditioning W & Heating

155892

AIR CONDITIONING

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154535

Seabreeze Bookkeeping & Tax Service LLC

Whatever you do, work HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING at it with ALL your HEART, SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION as working for the LORD, not men. - Col 3:23

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154532

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34900

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S&D Construction, Inc.

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Fax: 386-445-1053 â&#x20AC;˘ email: wpaytas@bellsouth.net State CertiďŹ ed General Contractor, Licensed & Insured

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DOORS

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COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE

386.237.7023

Serving the area for over 15 years

Christian Nursery

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FRESH BALED PINE STRAW # 1 Selling Mulch in the South!

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Hammock Home Improvements

POOL DECKS, DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, ETC. 155498

CertiďŹ ed Master Painter

153925

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